User Manual

WARNING
WARNING
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FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS LISTED BELOW MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
The owner’s manual contains assembly, use and maintenance instrucons.
Safe Riding Warnings
• Not to be used by children under three (3) years of age or
children over seven (7) years of age
• Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity of 70 lbs. (32 kg)
• Do not allow children under 25 lbs to ride.
• Do not allow more than one (1) rider.
ADULTS AND SUPERVISORS, PLEASE NOTE:
1. Always instruct all children of common sense rules and
safe pracces.
2. Be aware that at, hard surfaces provide the safest
experience for child riders.
3. Do not allow the child rider to operate the ride-on toy
near streets, roads, sidewalks, walkways, or any other
place where they may encounter other moving vehicles.
4. Never leave children unaended with this ride-on toy.
Connuous adult supervision is required.
5. If necessary, adults and supervisors are always responsible
for seng up gates and barriers to ensure a safe riding
environment for the child rider.
6. Be aware that this ride-on toy does not have braking
capabilies. Allowing use of this ride-on toy in areas that
require braking may cause rolls, crashes, serious injury, or
death to the child rider.
7. Teach children not to allow other children to use this
ride-on toy. Communicate this message to other adults
and supervisors of fellow children with which your child
interacts.
Child Safety Warnings
• Adults supervising children must read and understand this
enre manual before allowing any child to use this product.
• Adults must evaluate their own children as to maturity,
strength, judgment and ability to follow safety rules.
Published age guidelines are not a substute for careful
evaluaon of your own child.
• Adults must teach children about thinking ahead while riding
as this may be the rst me a child has ever controlled a
motorized ride-on toy. While you supervise, see through the
child’s eyes, and verbally teach them about steering and
avoiding obstacles in the approved riding area.
8. Sternly alert children that hands, legs, hair, and clothing
can potenally get caught in moving parts. Ensure they
never place a body part or piece of clothing near a moving
part of the ride-on toy. Avoid loose clothing.
9. Instruct children to always wear shoes when using the
ride-on toy.
10. Conrm that children do not have access to the charging
equipment or come into contact with any part of the
ride-on toy while it is charging.
11. Firmly instruct children to use the ride-on toy in a safe
manner. Unsafe behaviors include, but are not limited to:
• Traveling at unsafe speeds
• Not riding in the seated posion
• Riding at night or in any condions of low visibility
• Riding in any wet condions including rain, snow,
and ice
• Any kind of o-road riding or walking: jumps, ramps,
stairs, hills, sloped surfaces, or other acons involving
any notable risk
• Any kind of o-road riding: rough terrain, dirt, mud,
gravel, or any others that involve notable risk
• Riding near any pool or open body of water
• Pushing, pulling, or shoving the driver in any way
while operang the ride-on toy
• Using the ride-on toy without the baery cover or any
other safety cover fully closed
• Pulling or hitching the ride-on toy with other similar
moving ride-on toys or products
12. CAUTION: Play food only. Not for consumpon
• Riding a motorized ride-on toy can be a dangerous acvity,
even under the best of circumstances. Good choices regarding
where and when to ride, constant adult supervision of riding,
and pracce and careful riding by the child can all help to
minimize risk. However this ride-on toy is intended to move
and therefore it is possible for the rider to lose control, fall o
and/or get into dangerous situaons that no amount of care,
instrucon or experse can eliminate.
• If this inherent risk is not acceptable, adults should not allow
children to ride this ride-on toy.
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