Maintenance And Care; Safety Warning - Peg-Perego Polaris Mini Utilisation Et Entretien

CLOTHING
Flush with cool water for at least 15
minutes.
See a physician at once.
IF ELECTROLYTE IS INJESTED
Give tap water, milk of magnesia or
egg whites at once.
Do not induce vomiting.
See a physician at once.
DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES;
CONTAINS SEALED LEAD ACID
BATTERY. BATTERY MUST BE
RECYCLED.
Help protect the environment!
Do not throw used batteries in your
regular, household trash.
Dispose old batteries at an approved
battery dumping station; contact
your local Environmental Protection
Agency office or call Peg Perego
Customer Service for additional
information.
RULES FOR SAFE DRIVING
For your child's safety: please read
and follow all instructions below
before operating.
• With both hands on the handlebar,
press down on the accelerator pedal;
the vehicle goes forward at 1
• BRAKE: The electric braking system
stops the vehicle automatically
when your child lifts his foot off the
pedal.
ATTENTION!
• Check that all studs/nuts of the
wheels are secure.
• When operating in overload
conditions, the overload circuit
breaker will automatically
disconnect the power. After 10 or
more seconds,the circuit breaker
will automatically reset, however
you must eliminate overload
conditions to resume normal
driving.
• If the circuit breaker opens, the toy
becomes free-wheeling. You must
remove foot from gas pedal to
apply the breaks.
Teach your child the proper use of
this vehicle for a safe and fun play
time.
• Before starting be sure that the way
is free from people and objects.
• Drive with both hands on the
handlebar and keep your eyes on
the road at all times.
• Stop in time to avoid accidents and
immediately release pedal when
stuck.
CAUTION:
• If the toy is overloaded,
the overload switch will
immediately disconnect the
power. The power supply
will be restored after a few
seconds.
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
• This product meets and/or exceeds
all ASTM (American Society for
Testing and Materials) TOY SAFETY
STANDARDS, including F 963,
Consumer Toy Safety Specifications
as well as C.R.C, c.931, the
Canadian Hazardous Products
(Toys) Regulations.
This vehicle is not intended for use
on streets, around traffic or parked
cars.

MAINTENANCE AND CARE

• Do not try to repair the vehicle by
yourself.
• Regularly check the conditions of
the vehicle, particularly the
electrical system, the plug
connections, the covering caps and
the charger. In case of fault, do not
try to use the vehicle and the
charger. For repair use only original
PEG PEREGO's spare parts.
1/2
mph. • PEG PEREGO assumes no liability if
the electrical system is tampered
with.
• Take care with the battery charger
cable. For example, do not pull it to
remove the plug, do not pull the
vehicle along on its wheels using
the cable, do not cover the cable
because it may overheat, do not
leave it on hot surfaces and be
careful about where and how you
roll it up.
• Do not leave vehicle or batteries
near sources of heat such as
radiators, stoves, fireplaces, etc.
• Protect vehicle from water, rain,
snow, etc.
• When operating in overload
conditions, the overload circuit
breaker will automatically
disconnect the power. After 10 or
more seconds,the circuit breaker
will automatically reset, however
you must eliminate overload
conditions to resume normal
driving.
• Periodically lubricate (with a light
weight oil) moving parts, such as
wheel bearings, steering linkages,
where they rotate or touch one
another.
• The vehicle's surfaces can be
cleaned with a dampcloth. Do not
AND SAFETY
use abrasive cleaners. The cleaning
must be carried out by adults only.
• Never disassemble the vehicle
mechanisms or motor unless
authorized by PEG PEREGO.
SAFETY
WARNING:
• To reduce the risk of injury, adult
supervision is required. Never use
in roadways, near motor vehicles,
on or near steep inclines or steps,
swimming pools or other bodies of
water; always wear shoes, and never
allow more than one rider.
• Surface that are appropriate for
use: asphalt, cement, tiles and
smooth surfeces.
• Not suitable for children under the
age of 18 months.
• Never use the vehicle on steep
slopes or near steps or stairs. This
vehicle is not suitable for use on
public highways.
• Children should always wear shoes
when riding in or driving a ride-
in/ride-on vehicle.
• Do not allow children to place their
hands, feet or any part of their
body, clothing or other articles near
the moving parts while vehicle is in
operation.
• Do not allow the electrical
components, motors, wiring,
switches of your motorized vehicle
to become wet and never wash it
with a hose.
• NEVER STORE GASOLINE OR
ANY FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCE
WHERE A CHILD CAN ACCESS
IT. CHILDREN MAY WANT TO
SIMULATE ADULTS BY POURING
GASOLINE ON VEHICLE. NEVER
ALLOW GASOLINE OR ANY
FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCE TO BE
NEAR A BATTERY POWERED
CHILDREN'S VEHICLE WHEN IT
IS BEING RIDDEN.
PROBLEMS?
IF THE VEHICLE DOES NOT
OPERATE?
• When operating in overload
conditions, the circuit
breaker will automatically
disconnect the power. After
10 or more seconds, the
circuit breaker will
automatically reset,
however-you must eliminate
overload conditions to
resume normal operating.
• Check that all plugs are properly
connected.
• Check electrical switches. Replace if
necessary.
• Check that the battery is
connected to the electrical system.
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