Fisher-Price DC*SUPER FRIENDS M6784 user manual

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M6784
Please keep this instruction sheet for future reference, as it contains important information.
Adult assembly is required.
Tools required for assembly: Phillips Screwdriver, Hammer and Scrap Block of Wood (not included).
Requires three "AA" batteries (included).
Age: 2-6 years.
Weight limit: 60 lbs (27 kg).
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Parts WARNING CAUTION To avoid serious injury: This product contains small parts • Adult supervision is required. in its unassembled state. Adult assembly is required. • Never use near cars and other motor vehicles, near streets, steps, sloped driveways, hills, IMPORTANT! roadways, alleys, swimming pool areas or • Please save all packaging material until assembly is complete other bodies of water. to ensure that no parts are discarded. • Always wear shoes or sneakers. • Please wipe each pa

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Assembly Rear Wheel (Indented Side Up) Cap Nut Hubcap (Peg Side Down) Straight Axle Cover Frame Rear Wheel (Indented Side Down) Hubcap Hubcap (Peg Side Up) Assembled Rear Wheel Straight Axle Scrap Block Cap Nut of Wood 1 3 Assembly Tool • Turn the frame on its side with the exposed end of the • Slide a hubcap (peg side up) onto the straight axle. straight axle up. • Slide a rear wheel (indented side down) onto the • Place the cap nut assembly tool under the assembled rear straight axle. wheel

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Assembly Pedal Hubs Pedal Pedal Axle Front Wheel Pedal Axle Hole 5 Scrap Block of Wood • While holding the pedal hubs on the pedal axle, insert the pedal axle through the hole in the center of the front wheel. 7 • Push the pedal hubs into the center of the front wheel until they are flush with the surface of the front wheel. • Fit the pedal on the pedal axle. Tap the pedal with a hammer until it is secure. • Pull the pedal up to be sure it is secure. If you can remove it, you have not secure

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Assembly FIRST, insert the 3 Slot screw so that /4" is Handlebar visible. THEN, Headlight Cover tighten the screw. 3 /4" Frame Neck Fork Post Fork Cover Rear of Trike 9 11 • Fit the tab on the headlight cover to the slot in the top of • Insert the fork post up through the hole in the neck of the the handlebar. frame. Make sure the fork is positioned so that the fork 3 covers face the rear wheels. • Insert two #8 x /4" screws into the headlight cover. Tighten the screws. • Place the handleba

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Label Decoration Attaching the Seat Helpful Hint: The seat can be attached to the frame in any of (Place label 7 on three positions, depending on the size of your child. Check opposite side) your child’s fit on the trike by observing the seat to pedal (Place label 15 6 distance, as it is being ridden. If the pedals seem too far on opposite side) away or too close for your child, move the seat up or down. 11 16 9 Seat 12 Tabs (Place label 13 Seat on opposite side) Retainer 14 Slots 4 1 (Pla

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Battery Replacement Battery Safety Information Note: For best performance, we recommend replacing the Battery Safety Information batteries that came with this trike with three, new alkaline In exceptional circumstances, batteries may leak fluids that can "AA" (LR6) batteries. cause a chemical burn injury or ruin your product. To avoid battery leakage: Headlight Cover • Do not mix old and new batteries or batteries of different types: alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable (nickel-

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Removing the Seat Consumer Information Seat Seat Retainer Tab Frame Seat Retainer Tab IMPORTANT! It is good practice to start training children very young regarding the importance of helmet use. When children are older and riding bicycles and faster vehicles, it is important that they use a helmet each and every time they ride. For this reason, even while riding a tricycle, it is • Turn the frame on its side. a good idea to familiarize your child with helmet use, so that it becomes a habit