Getting Started With The Model Vehicle; Maintenance And Cleaning; General Information - Conrad Reely New1 Notice D'emploi

11. Getting started with the model vehicle

Follow exactly the procedure described below to ensure that the vehicle does not make uncontrolled movements
during commissioning.
• Just like the drive rechargeable battery, the batteries or rechargeable batteries in the transmitter must be full or
fully charged.
• Remove the four chassis clips and lift off the chassis.
• Insert the charged drive rechargeable battery into the battery compartment and secure it with the Velcro straps.
• Switch on the remote control transmitter.
• Connect the drive rechargeable battery to the speed controller. If the speed controller has an additional on/off
switch, turn it on.
• Check the steering function and the driving function. Place the model on a suitable base or service stand so that
the wheels can turn freely.
• Replace the chassis on the mounts and secure the mounts with the chassis clips.
• For the first test drive, choose a sufficiently large area so that the model does not hit an obstacle in the event of a
control error and get damaged.
• Start carefully until you get used to the driving behaviour of the vehicle.
• After the drive, first disconnect the drive rechargeable battery from the speed controller and then switch off the
remote control.
Important!
Never switch off the transmitter when the drive rechargeable battery is connected to the model or the model
is turned on.

12. Maintenance and cleaning

a) General information
Before cleaning or maintenance, turn off the speed controller and completely disconnect the drive rechargeable bat-
tery. Allow all parts to cool down completely (e.g. engine and speed controller).
After you have finished using the vehicle, remove all dust and dirt (e.g. using a clean long-haired brush and a vacuum
cleaner). Compressed air sprays are also a good option. Do not use cleaning sprays or conventional household clean-
ing chemicals. These may damage the electronic components and discolour the plastic parts or chassis.
Never wash the vehicle with water, e.g. with a high-pressure cleaner. It destroys the motor, the speed controller and
the receiver. Use a soft, slightly damp cloth to wipe the chassis. Do not rub too hard, as this may result in scratch
marks.
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