sweeek. JEEP WRANGLER RUBICON User manual

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JEEP WRANGLER RUBICON
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Warning ................................................................................................................................3
Safety guidelines ..................................................................................................................4
Advice in the case of a breakdown ......................................................................................8
Maintenance.........................................................................................................................9
Using your car ....................................................................................................................10
Using the media player....................................................................................................... 11
Using the remote control ....................................................................................................12
Warranty .............................................................................................................................13
Assembly............................................................................................................................13
IMPORTANT, RETAIN FOR FUTURE
REFERENCE: PLEASE READ
CAREFULLY
INDEX

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WARNING
Warning, designed for home usage. This product should be built, charged,
and tted by an adult.
THE JEEP LOGO AND THE BRAND NAME JEEP ARE OWNED BY JEEP AG AND ARE
USED UNDER LICENSE.
• Follow the assembly instructions carefully. The assembly must be carried out by an adult. Keep children
away from the product during the assembly process: there is a risk of suffocating on the small pieces.
• Keep these instructions safe in case you need to refer to them in future, these are especially useful
when identifying the specic parts for potential after-sales cases.
• Before assembly, make sure that there are no pieces missing. You may have extra pieces that can be
kept as spares.
• Before beginning to build the car, make sure that it’s in the «OFF» position.
• Before the rst use, we recommend that you let the car charge for a minimum of 4-6 hours.
Battery Lead - 12V (10Ah)
Dimension of a battery 15 x 10 x 9.5cm
Charge 12V1000mA
Motor 2x 35W
Suggested age 3 - 8 years
Maximum weight 35kg/4.7 stones
Speed 2 to 4.5km/h
Dimensions of the car 124 x 70 x 77cm
Remote Control 2,4GHz
Charging time 8 to 12 hours
Batteries needed (not included) 2 AAA (LR03) batteries

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SAFETY GUIDELINES
GENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES
• Attention, not suitable for children under 3 years old (the little components of the car could be swal-
lowed.)
• Attention, this car has been made for children from 3-8 years old, with a maximum weight limit of
35kg. Its use should always be under the supervision of an adult. Never leave your child unsu-
pervised.
• Attention, this product has been made especially for home use. It should not, under any circums-
tances, be used in: schools, campsites, hotels, public places etc.
• Do not use in public places.
• Do not use in protected green spaces.
• The car should be used away from motor vehicles, stairs, slopes, water, and pools, to avoid crashes
and falls.
• The car should be used on a at surface (inside, in the garden, or at the playground).
• The car shouldn’t be used on earth, sand, or gravel. This could damage the body of the car, the
motor, or the car’s electrical system.
• Don’t let your child drive the car in the dark, where they could crash and fall into unforeseen objects.
Use the vehicle during daytime or in an obstacle-free zone.
• This toy should be used respecting the safety precautions to avoid injuring the driver, or those
around them.
• Regularly check the condition of the car.
• WARNING this car doesn’t have breaks of any form.
• For safety, the car has an adjustable seat belt. For their safety, show your child how to put the seat
belt on before use.
CHILD SAFETY GUIDELINES
• Always keep your child in plain sight when using they’re using the car.
• Make sure your child has shoes on when driving the car.
• The child has to remain seated.
• You may want your child to wear safety equipment when using the car (helmet).
• Do not let your children touch the wheels when the car’s in use.
• We recommend that you familiarise yourself with, and teach your child, the safety guidelines, user
instructions and braking instructions to help avoid any injuries or collisions.
BATTERY SAFETY GUIDELINES
• Non-rechargeable batteries mustn’t be recharged.
• The batteries must be removed from the product before charging.
• The rechargeable batteries must be recharged under the supervision of an adult.
• Do not mix different battery types, or old and new batteries, together.
• Check the batteries are being inserted the right way around.

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• When the item isn’t in use for a long period of time, the batteries must be removed.
• The power terminals must not be short-circuited.
SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR THE CAR BATTERY
The batteries should only be charged by adults or by children over the age of 8.
• Only adults should move or recharge the battery. Never let a young child do this. The battery is
heavy and contains lead-acid.
• Use the charged supplied to charge the battery. Only use a charger that has been recommended by
the manufacturer. The use of unauthorised charger could run the risk of re.
• Only use the recommended current transformer with this toy.
• The current transformer is not a toy and should be kept out of the way of children.
• Only use the battery pack that has been specically chosen, and supplied, for this machine.
• The use of another battery pack may run the risk of re, a power cut, or serious injury.
• Do not use the battery pack provided with any other product. This could cause overheating, a re,
or an explosion.
• Don’t use battery powered items, or batteries, near re or any heat sources. This signicantly re-
duces the risk of explosions and injury.
• Don’t open or attempt to dismantle the battery. It contains lead, acid, and other corrosive and toxic
material.
• Don’t open the charger. Touching the exposed wires or circuit could cause an electric shock.
• Avoid direct contact with the head of the battery.
• Keep the battery and its components away from any liquids.
• Battery uid is corrosive, coming into contact with it could harm your skin or eyes. Battery uid is
also toxic and can be very dangerous if ingested. If you have come into contact with it, rinse the
affected area immediately and contact your doctor or NHS direct.
• Do not short-circuit the battery pack, this could cause an electric shock.
• Avoid direct contact with the terminals of the battery. This could cause re or an explosion.
• Protect the battery pack from humidity and water, don’t charge the apparatus in wet and humid
conditions. Charge the battery in a dry environment. This reduces the risk of electric shocks.
• If the battery is damaged or used incorrectly, the contents of the battery may leak. If this happens,
ventilate the affected area and contact your doctor if you begin to feel unwell.
• Don’t drop the battery. This could cause severe injury.
• Before charging the battery, make sure there is no damage or aws to it, the charger, the wires or
its connectors. Don’t charge the battery if one of these parts are damaged.
• Don’t let the battery run down completely. Recharge it before each use or once a month if the vehicle
isn’t in regular use.
• Make sure the battery is inserted correctly.
• Always put the cover over the battery compartment, as if the battery falls out, it could hurt the user.
• This car has a safety mode: when the car is charging, none of the other functions will work.
• Don’t pick the battery up by the wires or by the charger, this could damage it. Hold the battery by
its casing.
• Certain parts of the car contain lead and are made of lead. Wash your hands after touching these
parts.
• Don’t leave the car out in the rain or strong sun.

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• Don’t throw the battery away in your household dustbin.
• Don’t incinerate the battery.
• Dispose of the battery in a specialised recycling bin or centre.
GUIDELINES FOR USING THE BATTERY
• The power switch should be “OFF” whilst charging.
• Before the rst use, you should charge the battery for 4-6 hours. Don’t charge the battery for more
than 10 hours as this will overcharge it.
• When the vehicle begins to slow down, recharge the battery.
• Charge the battery for 8-12 hours after each use, or once a month if the car isn’t in use. Never let
the battery charge for more than 20 hours.
The display on the dashboard will allow you to check the battery level.
Battery Tension Status of the battery
12V (10Ah)
≥ 12.5 The battery is charged
12.4–9.5 The car can function normally
≤ 9.5 Stop the car, the battery needs to be re-
charged.

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REPLACING THE BATTERY AND THE FUSE
The battery has a fuse which will automatically trigger and cut the power supply to the motor if the electrical
system or the battery are overcharged. The fuse will reactivate, and the power source will be restored after
the vehicle has been shut off for 3 to 5 seconds, then it will restart.
To avoid wasting energy, follow these instructions:
• Do not overcharge the vehicle.
• Do not tow anything with the vehicle.
• Do not use the vehicle on steep slopes.
• Do not ram objects, the wheels will continue to turn, causing the motor to overheat.
• Do not use in very warm weather, the components could overheat.
• Keep the battery away from water and any other liquids.
• Don’t modify the car’s electrical system. This could jump the fuse and be extremely dangerous.
RECYCLING THE BATTERY
The battery will reach a point where it will no longer be able hold charge. The battery has an estimated
lifespan of 1-3 years.
Follow these steps to replace and recycle the battery:
1. Remove the seat
2. Unplug the connectors to the battery.
3. Remove all the covers from the battery.
4. Lift the battery carefully.
- If the battery has a fault (eg. leak), wear protective gloves.
- Do not lift the battery by its connectors or its cables.
5. Place the used battery in a plastic bag.
The battery components contain toxic and corrosive elements and must not be thrown away in nature or
in your household waste bin. To limit risks to the environment, see below the steps for disposing of your
battery:
- Cover the battery terminals with sellotape.
- Don’t try to dismantle or access the components of the battery.
- If the battery has a known leak, as it is corrosive and toxic, we advise that you handle the battery with
extreme caution (gloves).
- Don’t throw the battery away in your regular rubbish bin,
- Don’t incinerate the battery.
- Throw the battery away in a battery recycling bin or a recycling centre.
5. Fit the new battery and attach the connectors.
6. Replace the xing foot
7. Replace the battery cover.

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ADVICE IN CASE OF A BREAKDOWN
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
The car won’t start
The battery isn’t charged Rechargez la batterie
The fuse has blown Reset the fuse, see page 31
Loose wires or connectors Make sure that the battery
connectors are secured tightly.
The battery is faulty Replace the battery
The car only works for a short
time
Undercharged battery
Vériez que les connecteurs
soient bien branchés lors du
chargement
Old battery Replace the battery
The car moves slowly
Low battery Recharge the battery
Old battery Replace the battery
Vehicle overloaded Reduce the weight in the vehicle
Max weight: 35kg
The car is being used in difcult
conditions
Check the safety guidelines
provided
The car must be pushed to
moved forward
Poor contact between the wires
and the connectors
Make sure that the battery
connectors are tightly secured
Difcult to change between
forward and reverse.
The driver is trying to transition
when the car is in motion
Stop the car completely before
changing between forwards/
backwards
The battery isn’t recharging
The battery connecter is loose Make sure that the connectors to
the battery are rmly secured
The charger isn’t connected to a
power source
Check that the battery is connec-
ted to a functioning power source
The charger heats up when it’s
charging This is normal, and will not have consequences for the product

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MAINTENANCE
• It’s the responsibility of the parents to check the parts of the toy before use.
• Regularly check the charger so you can spot any potential faults.
• If you nd any, you mustn’t use the charger until it has been repaired.
• Make sure that the plastic parts of the car aren’t cracked or broken.
• Occasionally apply a light oil to the parts that move, like the wheels. If you apply oil, disconnect the
transformer before doing so.
• Store the vehicle indoors or cover it with tarpaulin to protect it from bad weather.
• Keep the car away from heat sources as the plastic parts could melt with intense heat.
• Recharge the battery after each use. Only an adult should touch the battery. Recharge the battery at
least once a month when the car isn’t in use.
• Don’t clean the vehicle by spraying it with the hose, nor with soapy water. Don’t use the vehicle in the
rain, or the snow as the water may damage the motor, the electrics, and the battery.
• Clean the vehicle with a soft, dry cloth. To make the plastic parts gleam, use a wax-free furniture polish.
Don’t wax polish the car or abrasive cleaning products as this could damage the car.

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USING YOUR CAR
ATTENTION
Always stop the vehicle when changing speed or direction to prevent damaging the
gearbox and the motor.
1. Key: turn the key to start and stop the vehicle.
2. Lever D/P/R.
- To make the car go forward, position the lever towards D.
- To make the car stop, keep the lever in the middle position P
- To make the car reverse, pull the level towards R.
3. Additional controls: Sound the horn by pressing the button left or right.
4. Media player: Allows the driver to listen to an audio source and adjust the volume. Supported format
(USB/ microSD): MP3. The screen shows amount of battery remaining. (in Volts p.30)
5. Accelerator: Increase the speed of the vehicle.
- To make the car move forward, push this pedal.
- To stop or slow down, release the amount of pressure on this pedal.
ATTENTION Make sure that any child that uses the car knows how to steer, slow-down and stop.
Make sure they know the rules of the road.
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USING THE MEDIA PLAYER
• USB: Can read any MP3 le on a
USB stick.
• AUX: Can read any MP3 le from a
device that has a mini jack 3,5mm
(cable provided).
• Micro SD card: Compatible with any
MP3 le on Micro SD card.
• V-/ : Press the button once to go
back to the previous sound. Hold
down continuously to turn the vo-
lume down.
• : Press the button once to turn it on, twice to pause.
• V+ / : Press once to change the song, hold down to turn the volume up.
• The car must be in use for the radio to work.
• The external storage device (micro SD or USB card) must be inserted after the car has been started.
The hardware will be automatically read once inserted.

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The remote-control will automatically turn off after 10 seconds of non-use. You must repeat
step 1 of the connection process if you have changed the batteries.
stopping the vehicle
forwards march
speed indicator
speed selector
live on the left
live on the right
reverse gear
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
When you use the remote control, the driver is not in control of the vehicle.
ASSEMBLY
Lift the back off the remote control and insert 2 AAA batteries (not included).
1. CONNECT THE REMOTE CONTROL TO THE CAR
Hold down the pairing button «MATCH» for 2-4 seconds, then turn the key to start up the car (on the
dashboard). If the LED light on the remote-control lights OFF, your remote control has been connec-
ted. If the LED is ashing, the pairing has failed. Try changing the batteries and repeat the connection
process.
2. STOPPING AT DISTANCE
Hold down the parking button (P) to stop the vehicle at distance, this will stop the accelerator pedal from
working.
3. CHANGING THE SPEED
The speed selector (SPEED) allows you to choose several different levels of speed; Slow (ash slowly),
Medium (ash normally), Fast (ash fastly).

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WARRANTY
ASSEMBLY
• Sweeek provides warranty for your product against all production faults, and material defects, during
a period of 2 years following the date of purchase by the consumer.
• If a piece is deemed as defective during the warranty period, the next step would be the will be the
repair or the replacement of the defective piece. The correct course of action will be decided by the
After-Sales team at Sweeek.
• The Sweeek (WALIBUY) warranty will cover the replacement of damaged pieces. The return/delive-
ry costs are at the expense of the buyer.
• The warranty is not valid in cases of abuse, incorrect use of the item, and non-authorised repairs
on the items.
• Our products are meant for personal and private use, using these goods in a professional environ-
ment automatically voids all warranties.
WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS
• Damage, breakages, failures or faults caused by external factors.
• Breakages caused by modifying the construction, or the original features of the apparatus.
• Breakages to non-conforming pieces which were not present on delivery.
• Affordable repairs that don’t require the owner to dismantle the apparatus.
• Not respecting the assembly instructions.
• Repairs or damage to the car following repairs by someone other than a member of the Sweeek
team, without receiving previous consent from a member of the after-sales team.
• Damage due to makeshift or provisional repairs.
• Damage due to corrosion, rusting, or poor connection.
• The replacement of missing pieces or pieces that were damaged on reception if they were not noted
on the delivery note.
• Replacing worn pieces.
Required tools for assembly:
ADVICE BEFORE BUILDING
• Carefully remove the product and all parts from their packaging, make sure all the parts listed in the
parts list are accounted for.
• Thoroughly inspect the product to check that nothing was damaged during transport.
• Don’t throw the packaging away until you have inspected everything in detail and checked that the
product works correctly.
Screwdriver (not included) Long nose pliers (not included) Spanner (included)

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