Controller Functions - Carrera RC Power Mario Kart 8. Mario Instructions De Montage Et D'utilisation

Let's practise!
Warning! This vehicle reaches high
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speeds! Practice on an empty surface at
least 2.5 metres (8.2') square. When first
starting, be very careful when operating
the gas pedal.
8 Now it's time to practise! Set up a Carrera
RC vehicle racing track in a large empty area,
using cornerposts, empty cans, or similar ob-
jects. The basic technique to adopt when op-
erating a Carrera RC is to drive fast on the
straight sections and to slow down in the
curves.
• When changing over to new batteries, an
operating pause of at least ten minutes
is essential.
• Avoid constant motor operation.
• If the vehicle switches itself off several
times in quick succession, the batteries
are discharged. Please insert new bat-
teries.
• To switch off after use, follow the steps
in the reverse order.
• Please always store the batteries away
from the vehicle.
• Clean the Carrera RC car after use.

Controller functions

9 Full Function
You can steer the car in any direction using
the joysticks:
Joystick on left: forwards/backwards
Joystick on right: left/right
Troubleshooting
Problem
Car does not move. / Car cannot be controlled.
Cause: Either the switch on the controller or
the car is set to OFF.
Solution: Switch on.
Cause: There are weak or no batteries in the
model.
Solution: Insert new batteries.
Cause: The car has come to a stop at an ob-
stacle.
Solution: The voltage surge protector has
switched the car off. Turn the ON/OFF switch
on the car to OFF, then back to ON, and place
the car on a clear surface.
Cause: Weak batteries in the controller or in
the model.
Solution: Insert new batteries.
Cause: When it was last used, the model was
not switched off, and the battery is empty.
Solution: Insert new batteries.
Cause: The vehicle is very warm.
Solution: Switch both car and controller off
and allow the car to cool down for about 30
minutes.
Errors and changes excepted
Colours / final design – changes excepted
Technical changes and design-related changes excepted
Pictograms = symbolic photos
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