Peg-Perego Polaris Ranger RZR - Manual (Page 14)

Battery charging must be carried out and supervised
by adults only.
Do not allow children to play with the battery.
CHARGING THE BATTERY
• Charge the battery according to the instructions
enclosed with the battery charger and never for
more than 24 hours.
• To avoid damage, the battery should be charged as
soon as the vehicle starts to lose speed.
• If the vehicle is left unused for a long time,
remember to charge the battery and to keep it
disconnected from the electrical system. Repeat
the recharge procedure at least once every three
months.
• The battery must not be charged upside-down.
• Do not forget about the battery which is being
charged! Check it from time to time.
• Only use the battery charger provided and the
original PEG PEREGO battery.
• The battery is sealed and does not require
maintenance.
WARNING
• THE BATTERY CONTAINS CORROSIVE TOXIC
SUBSTANCES.
DO NOT TAMPER WITH IT.
• The battery contains acid-based electrolytes.
• Do not create direct contact between the battery
terminals, avoid strong impacts: risk of explosion
and/or fire.
• While charging, the battery produces gas. Charge
the battery in a well-ventilated environment, away
from sources of heat and flammable materials.
• The flat battery must be removed from the vehicle.
• It is not advisable to bring the battery into contact
with clothes, as it could damage them.
• Only use the recommended type of battery or an
equivalent type.
IF THERE IS A BATTERY LEAK
Protect your eyes. Avoid direct contact with the
electrolyte. Protect your hands.
Put the battery in a plastic bag and follow the
instructions for battery disposal.
IF SKIN OR EYES COME INTO CONTACT WITH
THE ELECTROLYTE
Thoroughly rinse the area concerned with running
water.
Consult a doctor immediately.
IF THE ELECTROLYTE IS SWALLOWED
Rinse the mouth and spit out the water.
Consult a doctor immediately.
BATTERY WARNINGS
• Check the condition of the vehicle regularly, paying
particular attention to the electrical system, the
plug connections, the terminal protectors and the
battery charger. If defects are identified, the
electrical vehicle and the battery charger must not
be used. For repairs use only original
PEG PEREGO
spare parts.
• PEG PEREGO do not accept any responsibility for
cases of tampering with the electrical system.
• Do not leave the batteries or the vehicle close to
sources of heat like radiators, fireplaces, etc.
• Protect the vehicle from water, rain, snow, etc.
Using the vehicle on sand or mud may damage the
buttons, motors and gears.
• Lubricate moving parts like bearings, steering, etc.
periodically with light oil.
• The vehicle surfaces can be cleaned with a damp
cloth and, if necessary, with non-abrasive domestic
cleaning products.
• Cleaning must only be carried out by adults.
• Never dismantle the vehicle mechanisms or
motors, unless authorized by PEG PEREGO.
MAINTENANCE AND VEHICLE CARE
For the safety of the child, before starting up the
vehicle read and carefully follow the following
instructions.
• Teach the child how to use the vehicle properly for
safe and enjoyable driving.
• Before starting, check that there are no people or
objects obstructing the vehicle’s path.
• Drive with hands on the handlebars/steering wheel
and always watch the road ahead.
• Brake in good time to avoid collisions.
2nd GEAR (if present)
Initially, use in 1st gear is recommended. Before
enabling 2nd gear, check that the child has learned to
use the handlebars/steering wheel, 1st gear and the
brake correctly, and has become familiar with the
vehicle.
WARNING!
• Check that all the wheel fixing studs/nuts are
fastened properly.
• If the vehicle is overloaded, as can happen on soft
sand, mud, or very uneven ground, the overload
switch will immediately disconnect the power. The
power supply will be restored after a few seconds.
• If the vehicle is overloaded on steep slopes, the
overload cut-out will immediately disconnect the
power. If this happens,
REMOVE THE FOOT FROM THE
ACCELERATOR . The electrical brake will be
activated, slowing down the descent of the vehicle.
• Only for 12 and 24 Volt vehicles: in first gear the
vehicle has a differential effect like a real motor
vehicle; on smooth terrain and with just one child
on board, the two wheels can turn at different
speeds and they can slip and slow down.
UNINTERRUPTED FUN: Keep a spare set of charged
batteries ready for use.
THE VEHICLE DOES NOT WORK?
• Check that there are no disconnected cables under
the accelerator plate.
• Check the operation of the accelerator button and
replace it if necessary.
• Check that the battery is connected to the
electrical system.
THE VEHICLE LACKS POWER?
• Charge the batteries. If after charging the problem
persists, have the battery and charger checked by
an assistance centre.
PROBLEMS?
RULES FOR SAFE DRIVING
PEG PEREGO offers an after-sales assistance service,
directly or through a network of authorized
assistance centres, for any repairs or replacements
and the sale of original spare parts. To contact the
assistance centres refer to the “Assistance Centres”
booklet included in the packaging.
Peg Perego always strive to best satisfy their
customers' needs. Knowing the opinions of our
customers is therefore very important and valuable
to us. We would be very grateful if, once you have
used the product, you would fill out the
CONSUMER
SATISFACTION QUESTIONNAIRE which you can find on
the internet at: www.pegperego.com, making
any observations or suggestions you might have.
ASSISTANCE SERVICE
WARNING
ASSEMBLY MUST ONLY BE CARRIED OUT BY
ADULTS. TAKE CARE WHEN REMOVING THE
VEHICLE FROM ITS PACKAGING. ALL THE
SCREWS AND SMALL PARTS ARE CONTAINED IN
A BAG INSIDE THE PACKAGING. THE BATTERY
MAY ALREADY BE FITTED INSIDE THE ITEM.
ASSEMBLY
1 • Remove the 4 fixing screws from the two seat
base sections.
2 • Pull out and remove the two seat bases.
3 • Remove the fixing screws from the two rear
base fixtures.
4 • Remove the two rear base locks.
5 • Pull the base in the direction of the arrow to
fully remove the motor unit.
6 • Reposition and screw on both rear base locks.
7 • Lift the two shock absorbers (1). Insert them
into the holes in the bodywork (2).
8 • Attach the shock absorbers to the bodywork
with the two pins (one each side). Note: the
packaging contains two spare pins.
9 • Insert the exhaust pipe as shown in the figure.
10 • Attach the exhaust pipe with the screw
provided.
11 • Position the rear box.
12 • Insert the tabs on the front of the rear box into
the bodywork (two each side).
13 • Fully insert the two metal tubes (one each side)
as shown in the figure.
14 • Attach the rear box with the three screws
provided. Important: the middle screw must be
tightened as shown in the following figure.
15 • Press the pin to help align the screw holes.
16 • Complete the attachment of the rear box by
fastening the two screws inside the cabin.
17 • Insert the side guards as shown in the figure,
taking care to fit the parts with the grid
extending towards the outside. Complete the
attachment by pushing the guards forward until
they click into position.
18 • Pull out the sides of the bodywork (1) and insert
the pins of the side guards (2).
19 • Press the sides of the bodywork at the two
points indicated in the figure to fix them in
position.
20 • Rear cover plate:
• A - Housing for attachment to bodywork.
• B - Housing for the insertion of metal tubes.
• C - Housing for the insertion of the exhaust
pipe.
• D - Tabs for fixture to bodywork.
21 • Position the rear cover plate, matching the
various points marked with the letters A, B and
C.
22 • Lift the upper part of the rear cover plate to
facilitate the engagement of the tabs (D).
23 • Secure the rear cover plate with the two screws
as shown in the figure.
24 • Complete the attachment of the rear cover plate
by fastening the screw under the exhaust pipe.
25 • Front cover plate:
• A - Tabs for fixing to the bodywork.
• B - Housing for engagement with the bodywork.
• C - Housing for attachment to the base
• D - Tab for engagement to the hood.
• E - Hole for inserting the front roll bar.
26 • Position the front cover plate by inserting the
points indicated with the letters A and B into the
bodywork. Put a hand inside the bodywork at
point B and squeeze it together with the mask to
click it into place (as shown in the circle).
27 • Press on the central area of the front cover plate
at the tab D to attach it to the hood.
28 • Press the lower part of the cover plate to engage
the two tabs C.
29 • Position the front roll bar, sliding it onto the
relevant pins.
30 • Take care with the bottom of the roll bar, which
must be inserted into the hole E of the cover
plate as shown in the picture.
31 • Attach the roll bar with the screw provided.
32 • Complete the attachment of the roll bar with
the two screws at the front.
33 • Press together the two sections of the steering
wheel to fully engage them.
34 • Insert the central steering wheel cap.
35 • Remove the plastic protectors from the steering
shaft.
36 • Position the steering wheel, aligning the holes
with those on the steering shaft.
37 • Attach the steering wheel with the threaded pin
and the bolt (the bolt must be inserted into the
hexagonal hole, the threaded pin in the circular
hole), holding the bolt to keep it in place.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS