Peg-Perego IGOD0500, Use And Care Manual

hear the final click. Once recharging 

is complete, don't forget to close the 

simulated motor with the screw.

REPLACING BULBS (3,5 VOLT)

2 spare bulbs, placed underneath the 

imitation motor, are included with the 

product.To facilitate its removal, turn the 

bulb and pull it out at the same time.

HEADLIGHTS

52 •   Remove the glass covering the 

headlight, levering it out with a tool.

53 •   Take out the non functioning bulb 

and its housing. Holding the housing 

still, unscrew the bulb and replace it 

with a spare one. Reposition the glass 

covering the front headlight using 

pressure.

REARLIGHTS

54 •   Remove the glass covering the 

rearlight, levering it out with a tool.

55 •   Take out the non functioning bulb 

and its housing. Holding the housing 

still, unscrew the bulb and replace it 

with a spare one. Reposition the glass 

covering the rearlight using pressure.

BATTERY MAINTENANCE AND 

SAFETY 

Before riding, charge your batteries for 18 

hours to initiate them. Failure to do this will 

result in permanent battery damage.

CAUTION

Rechargeable batteries are only to be 

charged under adult supervision.

Never allow children to handle batteries.

    CHARGE BATTERY

•   Charge the batteries no longer than 24 

hours, following the instructions enclosed 

with the battery charger.

•   Charge the battery, as the vehicle shows 

low power, in this way you will avoid 

damage to the battery.

•   If you don

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t use your vehicle for a long 

period of time unplug the battery from 

the main wire harness of the vehicle. 

Remember to charge the battery at least 

every three months.

•   Never charge the battery upside down.

•   Do not forget batteries during charging! 

Check them periodically.

•   Never use a replacement recharger or 

batteries unless they are approved by PEG 

PEREGO.

•   Do not mix old and new batteries.

•   Batteries are sealed and maintenance free.

•   Battery polarity must be observed when 

connecting battery to wiring.

     WARNING

•   BATTERIES CONTAIN TOXIC AND 

CORROSIVE SUBSTANCES. DO NOT TAMPER  

WITH THEM.

•   Batteries contain an acid-based 

electrolyte.

•   Do not make direct contact between 

battery terminals, as this can cause an 

explosion or fire.

•   Charging produces explosive gases. 

Charge batteries in a well ventilated area 

away from sources of heat and flammable 

materials.

•   Exhausted batteries are to be removed 

from the vehicle.

•   Do not place the batteries near clothing to 

avoid damage.

IF A LEAK DEVELOPS

Shield your eyes. Avoid direct contact with 

the electrolyte, protect your hands.

Place battery in a plastic bag and follow 

directions listed below.

IF ELECTROLYTE COMES IN CONTAC WITH 

SKIN OR CLOTHING

Flush with cool water for at least 15 

minutes.

See a physician at once.

IF ELECTROLYTE IS INJESTED

Rinse your mouth and spit.

See a physician at once.

DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES 

Help protect the environment!

Do not throw used batteries in your regular, 

house hold trash.

Dispose of  the old batteries in an approved 

dumping station; contact your local 

environmental protection agency office for 

further information.

CAUTION AA 1,5 VOLT BATTERY - 9V 

BATTERY 

The insertion of batteries must only be 

carried out or supervised by adults. Do not 

let children play with the batteries.

•   The batteries should be replaced by an 

adult.

•   Use only the type of battery specified by 

the manufacturer.

•   Respect the po/-

•   Do not allow the batteries to be in contact 

with metal parts (risk of fire or explosion).

•   Always remove the batteries if the toy is 

not in use for a long period.

•   Do not throw batteries on the fire.

•   Never attempt to charge batteries that are 

not rechargeable.

•   Remove dead batteries from the toy.

•   Dispose of dead batteries into containers 

provided for the recycling of dead 

batteries.

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY

This product conforms to EN 71 and 

conforms to EN 62115 safety standard for 

electric toys.

This vehicle is not intended for use on 

streets, around traffic or parked cars.

MAINTENANCE AND CARE

•   Regularly check the conditions of the 

vehicle, particularly the electrical system, 

the plug connections, the covering caps 

and the charger. In case of fault, do not 

try to use the vehicle and the charger. 

For repair use only original PEG PEREGO

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s 

spare parts. 

•   PEG PEREGO assumes no liability if the 

electrical system is tampered with.

•   Do not leave vehicle or batteries near 

sources of heat such as radiators, stoves, 

fireplaces, etc.

•   Protect vehicle from water, rain, snow, etc. 

Do not ride in loose sand or mud as these 

substances will cause premature failure of 

switches, motors and gears.

•   When operating in overload conditions, 

such as soft deep sand, mud or rough 

uneven terrain, the overload circuit 

breaker will automatically disconnect 

the power. After 10 or more seconds,the 

circuit breaker will automatically reset, 

howevere you must eliminate overload 

conditions to resume normal driving.

•   Periodically lubricate (with a light weight 

oil) moving parts, such as wheel bearings, 

steering linkages, where they rotate or 

touch one another.

•   The vehicle

ʼ

s surface can be cleaned 

with a dampcloth. Do not use abrasive 

cleaners. The cleaning must be carried out 

by adults only.

•   Never disassemble the vehicles 

mechanisms or motors unless authorized 

by PEG PEREGO.

Conforms a EN 62115

24V 15 Ah rechargeable sealed lead battery.

2 300 W motors

WEEE DIRECTIVE (EU only)

•  At the end of its useful life, this product is 

classed as Waste Electrical and Electronic 

Equipment (WEEE) and must therefore not 

be disposed of as urban waste but instead 

must be taken to a designated separated 

waste collection facility.

•  Take the refuse to the relevant designated 

collection facility.

•  The presence of dangerous substances 

contained in the electrical components of 

this product represents a potential source 

of danger for human health and for the 

environment if the product is not correctly 

disposed of.

progressively pressed.

      E: BRAKE PEDAL. The disk brakes are 

activated by pressing down on the 

brake pedal which will stop the vehicle.

      F: PARKING BRAKE. The parking brake 

is activated by pressing the brake pedal 

and locking it in place with a special 

latch, see figure. To lock, lift the latch 

located on the vehicle base all the way 

up and insert the pedal housing in it.

37 •   To unfasten the safety belts:1 push 

towards the middle and simultaneously 

press the button; 2 detach the buckle.

38 •   GEAR SHIFT LEVERS: GEAR SHIFT: D 

drive, N neutral, R reverse.

39 •   SECOND SPEED: SPEED REGULATION

      The vehicle is equipped with 3 speed 

adjustments:

      1st speed 3,4 km/h

      2nd speed 5,4 km/h

      3rd speed 11,4 km/h

      The speed selector is located inside the 

fuel cap (screwed shut), on the right 

rear side of the vehicle.

40 •   DASHBOARD READING.

      There are 2 lights which indicate the 

battery charge status on the dashboard:

      GREEN LIGHT: indicates that the battery 

is charged and the vehicle may be 

used.

      BLINKING GREEN LIGHT: indicates 

that the battery is on back up and 

recharging the vehicle is recommended.

      RED LIGHT: indicates that the battery 

is flat and recharging is necessary to 

prevent jeopardizing functionality. 

As soon as the red light comes on 

the vehicle turns off. It is possible 

to reactivate the vehicle which has 

100 m of battery life to bring it to be 

recharged.

      N.B. 

 •  

 At the time of ignition, both lights are 

activated for check-in.

 •  

 If the red light also comes on during 

correct driving function (green light), 

it is because the safety system which 

indicates that electrical parts are 

overheating has been activated. In 

this case, the child must momentarily 

release the accelerator pedal.

  REGULATING REAR BRAKE

      Make sure that the vehicle is off before 

proceeding.

      If rear brake pads are worn, regulation 

shall be carried out as follows:

41 •   A: unscrew the two screws (A and B) 

from the motor bottom as indicated in 

the figure.

42 •   B: keeping the motor bottom opened, 

unscrew the red knob (R see figure 40), 

block the ring nut to regulate the brake 

and turn clockwise 1/2 clicks. Proceed 

by screwing the red knob back in, close 

the motor bottom and screw the two 

rear screws back in. 

REPLACING THE BATTERY

43 •  Open the hood. Remove the two screws 

from the simulated engine. Remove the 

simulated engine.

44 •   Unscrew and remove the battery 

fastener.

45 •   Replace the battery. Replace the battery 

fastener.

46 •   Connect the two plugs.

47 •   Replace simulated engine in vehicle and 

secure with screw.

BATTERY RECHARGE

WARNING: BATTERY CHARGING AND EVERY 

OTHER OPERATION ON THE ELECTRICAL 

SYSTEM MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY ADULTS 

ONLY.

THE BATTERY CAN ALSO BE CHARGED 

WITHOUT REMOVING IT FROM THE TOY.

48 •   Disconnect the electrical unit plug A 

from the battery plug B by pressing at 

the sides.

49 •   Insert the battery charger plug into 

a household outlet following the 

enclosed instructions.

   Connect plug B to battery charger plug 

C

50 •   Once the battery has been recharged, 

unplug the battery charger from the 

wall outlet, then disconnect terminals C 

and B.

51 •   Connect terminal B and A till you