Supertrax UTV SCREEMER Parts list manual

UTV SCREEMER
Kids Ride on Vehicle
Assembly and Operation Instructions
Please read this instruction manual carefully. It is important to read and
follow all of the steps during assembly to ensure proper operation and safety
of the child. Please keep this manual for future reference.
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Assembly Video

SPECIFICATIONS:
Battery Type:
12V10AH
Avg. Speed:
2 –3 MPH
Age Range:
2 –6 Years
Charging time:
8-12 hrs -MAXIMUM
Minimum 1 Charge
per month
Max. Weight:
110 lbs
Avg. Use Time:
48-90 Minutes
(depending on use)
Product Size:
49”L x 32”W x 32”H
Remote Battery:
2 - AAA (not
included)
IMPORTANT!
•Assembly of car and charging of
battery by adult only.
•WARNING!! NOT TO BE USED
ON STREETS or IN TRAFFIC.
•Never modify the electric circuit
system or tamper with electric
system. Can cause permanent
damage.
•Please check the product
regularly for any loose parts or
wires to ensure proper
operation.
•Adult supervision is
recommended during operation
by child to avoid injury. Safety
equipment is recommended.
•Please make sure that the child
uses caution to avoid falls and
collisions causing injury to the
child or third party.
•Do not pick up vehicle by
steering wheel.
•Do not pick up battery by wires
or charger.
•Keep all plastic bags out of the
reach of young children.
•Not recommended for children
under the age of 2 yrs. due to
small parts that could cause a
choking hazard.
•Battery must be charged for a
minimum of 8-12 hours prior to
first use of the car to avoid
damage to the battery. Power
switch must be in off position
when charging.
•Battery charger should be
examined for damage prior to
each use. It is important to
inspect the cord and both ends
for damage. If damage is found,
DO NOT USE THE CHARGER!
Contact us for replacement
charger.
•Please retain instruction manual
for future reference.
•Please retain packaging in the
event it is necessary to return for
repair.
If the charger is plugged into the charging port, the car will not power up
regardless if the charger is plugged into the wall outlet or not.

Parts List by Part Number:
NO.
Part Name
Qty
NO.
Part Name
Qty
NO.
Part Name
Qty
1.
Vehicle Body
1
6.
Wheel Cover
4
11.
Steering Wheel
1
2.
Gear Box
2
7.
Windshield
1
12.
M5x40 Mach. Screw
1
3.
Wheel
4
8.
Seat
1
13.
#5 Nut
1
4.
#10 Washers
6
9.
Rear Light Bar
1
14.
Remote Control
1
5.
Lock Nut
4
10.
Rear Axle
1
15.
Charger
1

Assembly Instructions:
•Before using, the vehicle must be assembled by an adult. It takes about ten
minutes to assemble the product.
•A Philips head screw driver will be needed to attach the mirrors.
•Do not allow children to play with parts or packaging.
•Check that all parts are present before beginning assembly.
All assembly videos can be found on YouTube
under SUPERtrax
Attach the rear Shock Absorbers:
1. Turn the vehicle body upside down
2. Remove zip ties from the rear shocks to allow them to move freely.
3. Remove the hex nut and bolt, with two hex wrenches, from the end
of the shock that is not connected to the body.
4. Align the holes on the rear axle frame with the holes in the shocks
and reinstall the hex nut and bolt previously removed.

Installation of the Rear Axle & Wheels:
1. Cut off the plastic ties that secure the gear box to the rear axle frames.
Note: It is not necessary to disconnect the electrical connection.
2. Insert the rear axle into the holes on the rear axle frames as noted in picture
below.
3. Slide the gear boxes onto the rear axle. NOTE: Slight downward pressure
will need to be applied to the axle while sliding gear boxes onto axle to align
the gear box access hole in the body with the gear box support in the rear
axle frames. It is important to have gear boxes slid onto axle so that the gear
box is touching the rear axle frames.
4. Slide a wheel onto each side of axle. NOTE: During this process, it is
necessary to install the wheel with the hub adapter toward the body of the car
and that you align the hub adapters with the gear boxes.
5. Slide washer onto each side of axle.
6. Thread on the locking nut to each side of the rear axle, tightening the nut
using the tool provided. NOTE: Do not over tighten to avoid damage to the
gear boxes. Two spanner wrenches are provided to hold the lock nut on
each side of the axle while tightening the opposite lock nut.
7. Install wheel cover by aligning the tabs on the wheel cover with the slots in
the wheel.

Installation of the Front Wheels:
1. While the vehicle body is upside down, slide the wheel onto the front
axle. Aligning the tire with the gear box.
2. Slide the washer onto the rear axle.
3. Thread a lock nut onto the front axle, tightening the nut using
the tool provided. NOTE: Do not over tighten to avoid damage to the gear
box.
4. Install wheel cover by aligning the tabs on the wheel cover with the slots in
the wheel.
(Repeat for driver side and passenger side).
Steering Wheel Assembly
1. Connect the wires from the steering wheel to the wires located
within the steering column on the vehicle.
2. Slide the steering wheel onto the steering column.
3. Align the hole through the base of the steering wheel, with the hole through
the steering column. Insert steering screw (13), followed by the nut.
4. Tighten the steering screw with a screwdriver.

Installing Front and Rear Roll Bars
1. Insert the tabs of the front roll bar into the holes in the vehicle body. Push
downward until you hear it click into place.
2. Insert two screws, one on each side, through the vehicle wall and into the
front roll bar to secure it to the vehicle.
3. Insert the tabs of the rear roll bar into the holes in the vehicle body. Push
downward until you hear it click into place.
Installing the Seat
1. Align the slide grove on the bottom of the seat with the slide grove on the car
body. Press the seat adjustment button while sliding the seat towards the
back of the vehicle until the tabs on the back of the seat are inserted into the
holes in the car body.
HINT: The seat is adjustable and has three positions. You can move the
seat back as your child grows.

Connecting Vehicle to the Battery
1. Open the hood by pressing the hood button located on the front of the
vehicle, as shown in figure 3, while lifting upward.
2. INSPECT WIRING, power connections should be red wire to positive (+)
side of battery and black wire to negative (-) side of battery. Typically, these
connections are made during the quality control inspection prior to shipping.
3. Check all remaining connectors to make sure all wiring is connected for
proper operation.
4. Close the hood.

Connecting the Remote Control to the Car and
Remote Control Function
1. Install batteries.
2. Hold down the connection button for 2-5 seconds, the status
indicator light will flash, release button and then turn on the car.
3. The status indicator light will stop flashing when the connection is
successful.
4. Brake Button: Press button to stop vehicle. Press it again to release
the brake.
5. Speed Button: Selects the level of speed for the vehicle
(low, normal, or high speed).
BATTERY REPLACEMENT AND DISPOSAL:
The battery will eventually lose the ability to hold a charge. Depending on
the amount of use, and varying conditions, the battery should operate for
one to three years. Follow these steps to replace and/or dispose of the
battery:
•Open the front hood of the vehicle
•Disconnect the battery connectors (Red).
•Position the battery lock switch to unlock. Carefully lift the battery - you
may want to wear protective gloves before removal - Do Not lift the battery
by its connectors or cables.
•Place the dead battery in a plastic bag.
•Replace the battery and reconnect the connectors.
•Close the Hood.
•*******!!!!DO NOT LEAVE THE CAR ATTACHED TO THE CHARGER ANY
LONGER THAN 12 HOURS TO AVOID DAMAGE!!!!!!********

WARNING:
- Use only the rechargeable battery and charger supplied with your vehicle. NEVER substitute the battery or
charger with another brand. Using another battery or charger may cause damage.
- NEVER modify the electric circuit system. Tampering with the electric system may cause permanent
damage to the system.
- Do not allow direct contact between battery terminals.
- Do not allow any type of liquid on the battery or its components.
- Charge the battery in a well ventilated area ONLY.Do not charge near or around flammable materials.
- NEVER pick up the battery by the wires or charger. Damage can occur to the battery and may cause a fire.
Pick up the battery by the case ONLY.
- Charge the battery in a dry area ONLY.Wash hands after handling.
- Do not open the battery. Battery contains lead acid and other materials that are toxic and corrosive.
- Do not open the charger. Exposed wiring and circuitry inside case could cause electric shock. NEVER allow
a child to handle or charge the battery. Battery is heavy and contains lead acid (electrolyte).
- Do not drop the battery. Permanent damage to the battery could occur or cause serious injury.
- Before charging the battery, check for wear or damage to the battery, charger, its supply cord and the
connectors. DO NOT charge the battery if any damage to parts has occurred.
- Do not allow the battery to drain completely. Recharge the battery after each use or once per month if not
used regularly.
- Do not charge the battery upside down.
-Always secure the battery with the bracket. Battery can fall out and injure a child if vehicle tips over.
- The Power Switch must be turned in the OFF position when charging.
- When the car begins to run slowly, recharge the battery.
GENERAL MAINTENANCE:
It is the parent’s responsibility to check main parts of the toy before using. Regularly examine the car for
potential hazard, such as damage to the battery, charger, cable or cord, and plug. Also, check that all screws
are tightened throughout the car. In the event of such damage, the toy must not be used until that damage
is repaired or replaced.
•Make sure the plastic parts of the vehicle are not cracked or broken.
•Occasionally use a lightweight oil to lubricate moving parts such as wheels.
•Park the vehicle indoors or cover it with a tarp to protect it from wet weather.
•Keep the vehicle away from sources of heat, such as stoves and heaters. Plastic parts may melt.
•Recharge the battery after each use. Only an adult should handle the battery. Recharge the battery at
least once a month when not being used.
•Do not wash the vehicle with a hose. Do not wash the vehicle with soap and water. Do not drive the
vehicle in rainy or snowy weather as water will damage the motor, electric system and battery.
•Clean the vehicle with a soft, dry cloth. To restore shine to plastic parts, use a non-wax furniture
polish. Do not use car wax. Do not use abrasive cleaners.
•Do not drive the vehicle in loose dirt, sand or fine gravel which could damage moving parts, motors or
the electric system.
•For extended times when the car will not be used, the power switch needs to be in the off position and
the electrical connections should be disconnected from the battery.

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE:
Problem
Possible Cause
Possible Solutions
Car will not move
1. Battery voltage is low.
2. Battery connector or
wires are loose.
3. Battery is damaged or
dead.
4. Electrical box or motor is
damaged
Charge the battery
Re-connect the battery
connector to the car
Replace battery
Replace motor
The battery will not
charge.
1. Battery connector may
have come apart or have
a bad connection.
2. Battery charger plugged
into a bad wall outlet.
3. Battery charger is
damaged.
Re-connect the battery
connector to the car
electrical connector
Try another wall outlet
Replace battery charger
Shortened battery life
Battery was not charged fully
Battery is old
Charge battery fully
Change battery
Some Noise and heat
when charging battery
Chemical reaction
Normal
Low Speed
Battery is old
Battery is low on charge
Weight limit exceeded
Uneven or uphill path
Vehicle is being used in harsh
conditions
Change the battery
Charge the battery
Do not exceed max
weight limit
Use on flat surfaces
Avoid using car in harsh
conditions
Noise coming from
motor/gearbox
Gear in motor/gearbox broken
Call for replacement
motor
The car shakes when
moving
Bad Connection of the motor
wires
Possible motor failure
Reconnect wires
Call for replacement
motor
Car needs a push to
go forward
Poor contact of wires and/or
connectors
“Dead Spot” on motor
Check that the battery
connectors are firmly
plugged into each other.
If wires are loose around
the motor, contact the
distributor’s service
department
A dead spot means the
electric power is not
being delivered to the
terminal connection. Call
distributor service
department
Self-Resetting Breaker –The vehicle is equipped with a self-resetting
breaker. In the event the power is tripped the breaker will reset itself
in approximately one minute.
If you are unable to solve a problem, please feel free to contact us.
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