Safety & Warnings
WARNINGS
CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts.
Not for children under 3 years.
Precautions
- The greater the pressure applied by the handlebar, the faster the car runs.
- When the car is about to run on curves, you need to reduce the speed to avoid running off the track or knocking at the guardrail.
- When the car is about to run on the loop, you need to press the button completely.
- Only one car can run on the same track.
- Gently wipe the dust off the tracks before using.
Assembly Instructions
Connect tracks together on a flat surface.
Guardrail Installation
Step 1
Align the guardrail interface with the grooves on the curved track plate, and insert vertically.
Step 2
Slide the guardrail parallel to the right to lock into place.
Note:
Car Adjustment
If the contact brush messes, stretch it and slightly fan out the ends.
Note: The left and right brushes should not touch together as this causes a short circuit and the car will not run.
Bend the bottom brushes to the rear of the car at about 45 degrees.
Assemble a loop
Step 1
Join a B with an H; 
for the pinpoint and 
for the pinhole.
Step 2
Join an A with an H and make sure that the pinpoint is well fit into the pinhole.
Step 3
Place the above sections together and push the two pieces inward.
Step 4
Fold the two pieces upward and insert the circular interfaces into the grooves.
Step 5
The bottom section is completed.
Step 6
Join 6 H pieces to the bottom section to complete a loop.
Install the Fittings
Set the clips to the side of track board and push them inward until they are locked. Then insert the flag into the hole on the clip.
Race Track Holder
Track Assembly Example 1
Track Assembly Example 2
Track Assembly Example 3
Pre-race Preparation
When the car is put on the track, make sure that the guide pillar on its underside is placed in the groove of the racing track and the copper plate is touching the iron plate of the racing track.
Plug the power handles to the handle jacks on the controlling box.
Insert eight AA batteries into the control box.
Troubleshooting
Car Doesn't Run
- Are the contact brushes in contact with the track?
- Are the cars placed on the track in running direction?
- Have the tracks been connected closely?
- Are the tracks connected correctly?
- Check the control box, see if the generator controls the lane with the car on it.
- Is the connection to the power supply correct?
Car Runs Slowly
- Have the tracks been connected closely?
- Is there any dust and debris on the bottom of the car? If it affects the quality of play, it is recommended to clean the brush.
- Are the tracks free of any foreign objects?
Car Runs Off the Track
- Check if the bottom brush angle is higher than 45°. If it is too high, please adjust to 45°.
- Is the speed too fast? If the car is going too fast around bends, it can lift off from the track.