Customer Service - Peg Perego Polaris RANGER RZR Green Shadow Gebrauch Und Wartung

PROBLEMS?
THE VEHICLE DOES NOT WORK?
• When operating in overload conditions, such as
running the vehicle against a fixed object, through
soft deep sand or mud, or over rough or uneven
terrain, the overload circuit breaker will
automatically disconnect the power. After 30 or
more seconds, the circuit breaker will automatically
reset, however-you must eliminate overload
conditions to resume normal driving.
• Press the accelerator pedal to activate the vehicle,
followed by a single BEEP that indicates the toy is
ready to operate.
• If you let the vehicle idle for more than 10 minutes
must repeat the activation process, simply by
pressing the pedal waiting for the BEEP.
• If the vehicle emits a CONTINUOUS BEEP must
recharge the battery.
• If no initial beep is heard, the battery is down and
must be charged.
• If the problem persists after recharging, to check
the battery and the charger to a service center.
• Check that all plugs are properly connected.
• Check electrical switches. Replace if necessary.
• Check that the battery is connected to the
electrical system.
THE VEHICLE LACKS POWER?
• Charge the batteries. If after charging the problem
persists, have the battery and charger checked by
an assistance centre.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

PEG PEREGO offers an after-sales assistance
service, directly or through a network of
authorized assistance centres, for any repairs or
replacements and the sale of original spare parts.
To contact a service center, visit our website:
http://www.pegperego.com
The item's serial number must always be quoted.
See the page on spare parts to find out how to
identify the serial number.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
ASSEMBLY MUST ONLY BE CARRIED OUT BY
ADULTS. TAKE CARE WHEN REMOVING THE
VEHICLE FROM ITS PACKAGING. ALL THE
SCREWS AND SMALL PARTS ARE CONTAINED IN
A BAG INSIDE THE PACKAGING. THE BATTERY
MAY ALREADY BE FITTED INSIDE THE ITEM.
Do not use the toy if you find it damaged after
opening the packaging. Contact the shop where you
bought it or the customer support centre.
Take care in the presence of children while
assembling the toy, given the risks caused by small
parts (ingestion hazard) and the plastic bags that
contain them (choking hazard).
To assemble the toy, you will need a flat-head
screwdriver, a Phillips screwdriver, a hammer, and a
pair of pliers.
ASSEMBLY
1 • Remove the 4 fixing screws from the two seat
base sections.
2 • Remove the seat base from the battery side
taking care to remove the connectors from the
slots.
3 • Remove the other seat base.
4 • Take out the battery and the battery base.
5 • Remove the fixing screws from the two rear
base fixtures.
6 • Remove the two rear base locks.
7 • Pull the base in the direction of the arrow to
fully remove the motor unit.
8 • Reposition and screw on both rear base locks.
9 • Insert the trailer attachment in the rear part,
ensuring that the 4 holes match precisely as
shown in the figure. Tighten the screws provided
(2 upper and 2 lower screws).
10 • Lift the two shock absorbers (1). Insert them
into the holes in the bodywork (2).
11 • Attach the shock absorbers to the bodywork
with the two pins (one each side). Note: the
packaging contains two spare pins.
12 • Insert the exhaust pipe as shown in the figure.
13 • Attach the exhaust pipe with the screw
provided.
14 • Position the rear box.
15 • Insert the tabs on the front of the rear box into
the bodywork (two each side).
16 • Fully insert the two metal tubes (one each side)
as shown in the figure.
17 • Attach the rear box with the three screws
provided. Important: the middle screw must be
tightened as shown in the following figure.
18 • Press the pin to help align the screw holes.
19 • Before fitting the side supports, check the picture
to make sure they match the grilles properly.
20 • Hook the lower ring of the support onto the
grille, as shown in the figure.
21 • Complete the attachment process by fitting the
upper ring. Make sure the front part of the grille
is inserted properly.
22 • Picture A shows the front part of the grille when
it is not yet fitted correctly. Picture B shows the
grille fitted correctly.
23 • Remove the 2 upper screws, as shown in the
figure, then take off the side panels of the
bodywork.
24 • Insert the side guards as shown in the figure,
taking care to fit the parts with the grid
extending towards the outside. Complete the
attachment by pushing the guards forward until
they click into position.
25 • Put the side panels of the bodywork back at the
2 points shown in the figure to secure them.
26 • Secure the upper profiles of the cargo box with
the screws provided.
27 • Complete the attachment of the rear box by
fastening the two screws inside the cabin.
28 • Rear cover plate:
• A - Housing for attachment to bodywork.
• B - Housing for the insertion of metal tubes.
• C - Housing for the insertion of the exhaust
pipe.
• D - Tabs for fixture to bodywork.
29 • Position the rear cover plate, matching the
various points marked with the letters A, B and
C.
30 • Lift the upper part of the rear cover plate to
facilitate the engagement of the tabs (D).
31 • Secure the rear cover plate with the two screws
as shown in the figure.
32 • Complete the attachment of the rear cover plate
by fastening the screw under the exhaust pipe.
33 • Install with pressure the vertical tube of the roll
bar showing in the drowing. Note: the pieces are
mirrored, as shown in the figure is the left.
34 • Rotate the vertical tube to facilitate the inclusion
of the side bars.
35 • Secure both vertical tubes using standard screw
provided.
36 • Secure the side bars to the vertical tubes with
screw.
37 • Place the back tubes. Note: The pieces are
mirrored.
38 • Fix the rear tubes at the top.
39 • Secure the rear tubes in the lower.
40 • Put the band of the central clamps on the rear
tubes (see proper orientation in the next
picture)
41 • The band should be horizontal and not towards
the top.
42 • Insert the central clamps into bands.
43 • Insert a screw and nut in the holes of the band.
44 • Secure the central clamps.
45 • Place the top of the rollbar. Mantain the holes
represented by the letter A on the front and the
holes represented by the letter B to the rear of
the vehicle.
46 • Secure seat belt and the top of the rollbar to
each vertical tube using screw provided in
separate bag.
47 • Attach the three plastic rings to rollbar. The
holes position is up and down the back of the
vehicle.
48 • Mount the three fog lights on the roof bars and
attach them with the screws provided (one per
light).
49 • Tighten the rear grill to the base of the brush
guard using the 3 screws provided paying
attention to the correct direction.
50 • Secure the grill to the upper part of the roll
cage, inserting all the pins (see figure).
51 • Front cover plate:
• A - Tabs for fixing to the bodywork.
• B - Housing for engagement with the bodywork.
• C - Housing for attachment to the base
• D - Tab for engagement to the hood.
• E - Hole for inserting the front roll bar.
52 • Position the front cover plate by inserting the
points indicated with the letters A and B into the
bodywork. Put a hand inside the bodywork at
point B and squeeze it together with the mask to
click it into place (as shown in the circle).
53 • Press on the central area of the front cover plate
at the tab D to attach it to the hood.
54 • Press the lower part of the cover plate to engage
the two tabs C.
55 • Position the front roll bar, sliding it onto the
relevant pins.
56 • Take care with the bottom of the roll bar, which
must be inserted into the hole E of the cover
plate as shown in the picture.
57 • Attach the roll bar with the screw provided.
58 • Complete the attachment of the roll bar with
the two screws at the front.
59 • Press together the two sections of the steering
wheel to fully engage them.
60 • Insert the central steering wheel cap.
61 • Remove the plastic protectors from the steering
shaft.
62 • Position the steering wheel, aligning the holes
with those on the steering shaft.
63 • Attach the steering wheel with the threaded pin
and the bolt (the bolt must be inserted into the
hexagonal hole, the threaded pin in the circular
hole), holding the bolt to keep it in place.
64 • Insert the passenger's handle into the hole on
the dashboard.
65 • Attach the handle with the screws provided.
66 • Snap fit the petrol cap.
67 • Insert the seat base (removed previously) on the
driver's side.
68 • Insert the battery (charged previously) into the
compartment under the seat on the passenger's
side.
69 • Thread the battery plug and the electrical system
plug through the holes in the passenger's seat
base.
70 • Insert the seat base on the passenger side.
71 • Connect the battery and electrical system plugs.
72 • Fasten down the seat bases using 4 screws (two
on each side).
73 • Insert the two short sections of the safety belts
into the seat bases (in the holes near the gear
lever), taking care to insert all of the section of
belt highlighted in detail A. Note: the safety belt
buckle buttons must be facing the gear lever, as
shown in the figure.
74 • Unscrew the knobs from the seat base.
75 • Place the seat covers as shown in the figure.
76 • Position the seat. Note: the seat can be adjusted
in length to two different positions, depending on
the height of the child.
77 • Screw the knobs back into position.
78 • Lower the seat.
79 • Tighten the safety screw. Repeat for the other
seat.
80 • Install the two parts of the windshield as shown.