HOMCOM 370-066 Manual Del Propietário página 21

How to use the 2,4 GHz RC
● When moving, never switch between forward and backward – this can damage the
gearbox and motor.
● The remote control requires a battery.
● Only and adult should use the remote control.
● This product is mainly operated by the remote control.
Instructions:
1. Code matching is required after the first
use or change of battery.
2. Load battery, remote light on, open the
vehicle power until the light is flashed,
the code is set OK.
3. CODE is backup key, SPEED is the
speed adjustment key, STOP is the
brake key.
4. Please replace the battery when the
light of the remote controller flashes
when press any key.
5. The remote control uses two AAA
batteries. Please remove the batteries
when not in use for a long time.
WARNING
● Never mix new, old or different types of batteries together.
● Never mistake positive and negative electrodes of a battery – this could lead to a short
circuit.
● Do not charge non-rechargeable batteries.
● Place batteries into the right polarity.
● Only adults should charge and change batteries.
● Take batteries out of the product when charging.
● Take dead batteries out of the product – keep out the reach of children.
● Use a screwdriver to remove the battery screws, open the cap as the arrow signals, then
insert two AAA 1.5V batteries.
Warning: The remote control is not a toy. It is for the adult use only, and should not
be used by a child. A close adult supervision is always required. Reception range
may change significantly with weather, battery and other environmental conditions.
Warning: Toys used by children outside of private places may be potentially
dangerous.
The package must be retained since it contains important information.
This toy contains battery that is non-replaceable.
The charger used with the toy are to be regularly examined for damage to the cord,
plug, enclosure and other parts, and that, in the event of such damage, the toys
must not be used with this charger until the damage has been repaired.
Warning. Toys used by children outside of private places may be potentially
dangerous.
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