TECHNICAL

DOCUMENTATION

Sela Group S.r.L.

Via Masetti, 46
47122 Forlì (FC) - Italy
Tel. +39 0543 796623
Fax. +39 0543 723636
info@selagroup.it

BATTERY-OPERATED
MINICARS

GB

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

 Table of Contents
CHAPTER DESCRIPTION PAGE
1  GENERAL INFORMATION ____________________________________________ 3 
1.1 SYMBOLS USED __________________________________________________________ 3
1.2 GENERAL NOTES _________________________________________________________ 3
1.3 ATTACHED DOCUMENTS ___________________________________________________ 3
2  SAFETY INFORMATION ______________________________________________ 4 
2.1 MANUFACTURER _________________________________________________________ 4
2.2 TOY IDENTIFICATION _____________________________________________________ 4
2.3 INTENDED USE __________________________________________________________ 4
2.4 SAFETY DEVICES_________________________________________________________ 5
3  STORAGE AND HANDLING ___________________________________________ 6 
3.1 STORAGE_______________________________________________________________ 6
3.2 HANDLING ______________________________________________________________ 6
3.3 BONNET OPENING ________________________________________________________ 6
4  STARTING-UP _____________________________________________________ 7 
4.1 PREPARING THE BATTERY __________________________________________________ 7
4.2 ASSEMBLING AND CONNECTING THE BATTERY _________________________________ 8
4.3 ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT _______________________________________________ 8
4.4 TD_08 CONTROL UNIT BASIC ADJUSTMENTS __________________________________ 9
4.4.1 PART IDENTIFICATION ____________________________________________________ 9
4.4.2 SWITCHING ON / OFF _____________________________________________________ 9
4.4.3 BASIC PARAMETERS _____________________________________________________ 10
4.4.4 ADVANCED PARAMETERS _________________________________________________ 11
4.4.5 RESET PROCEDURE ______________________________________________________ 12
4.4.6 INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL (OPTIONAL) ___________________________________ 12
4.4.7 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS _______________________________________________ 12
4.4.8 SOFTWARE AND SOUND UPDATE ___________________________________________ 13
4.5 FLP CONTROL UNIT BASIC ADJUSTMENTS ____________________________________ 13
4.5.1 PART IDENTIFICATION ___________________________________________________ 14
4.5.2 EDITING THE PARAMETERS _______________________________________________ 15
5  OPERATION _____________________________________________________ 18 
5.1 DRIVER’S SEAT _________________________________________________________ 18
5.2 STARTING _____________________________________________________________ 18
5.3 RUNNING THE ELECTRIC TOY ______________________________________________ 19
5.4 EXTRACTING COINS OR TOKENS ___________________________________________ 19
5.4.1 INTERNAL COIN BOX_____________________________________________________ 19
5.4.2 EXTERNAL COIN BOX ____________________________________________________ 19
6  MAINTENANCE ___________________________________________________ 20 
6.1 RECHARGING THE BATTERY _______________________________________________ 20
6.2 CHECKING AND REPLACING MOTOR BRUSHES ________________________________ 21
6.3 REPLACING THE WHEELS _________________________________________________ 22
6.3.1 REPLACING THE DRIVING WHEEL ___________________________________________ 22
6.3.2 REPLACING THE FRONT WHEEL ____________________________________________ 22
6.3.3 REPLACING THE TYRE ____________________________________________________ 22
6.4 REPLACING THE BUMPER _________________________________________________ 23
6.5 REPLACING THE AUTOMATIC LIMIT SWITCH __________________________________ 24
6.6 REPLACING THE ACCELERATOR PEDAL _______________________________________ 25
6.7 REPLACING THE ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT _________________________________ 26
6.8 TROUBLESHOOTING _____________________________________________________ 27

The descriptions and the illustrations enclosed in this manual are not binding. We reserve the right to modify, at any time and without
updating this manual, components, essential parts, or supplies, if these modifications will be deemed important for improving the
product or for any other need. The reproduction, even of parts of it, and diffusion of this manual, through any means, are not allowed
without prior authorization of the author.
Any violation will be prosecuted according to the law. All names and trademarks quoted in this manual belong to their respective
Manufacturers.

Cod. CAR_ED2011_EN.doc

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7  BATTERY CHARGER ________________________________________________ 29 
7.1 S900 MODEL ___________________________________________________________ 29
7.2 S901 MODEL ___________________________________________________________ 30
8  DESIGN AND SAFETY OF THE PAYING SYSTEM (CIRCUIT) __________________ 31 
8.1 CORRECT DESIGN _______________________________________________________ 31
8.2 TRACK CONSTRUCTION __________________________________________________ 32
8.2.1 PERIMETER FENDERING AND CENTRAL RESERVATION __________________________ 32
8.3 AUTOMATIC LIMIT SWITCH________________________________________________ 33
8.4 EMERGENCY START AND STOP SYSTEM VIA REMOTE CONTROL ___________________ 33
8.5 OPERATING PRESCRIPTIONS ______________________________________________ 33
8.6 CIRCUIT CORRECT USE: RULES ____________________________________________ 34
9  DISPOSAL _______________________________________________________ 35 

The descriptions and the illustrations enclosed in this manual are not binding. We reserve the right to modify, at any time and without
updating this manual, components, essential parts, or supplies, if these modifications will be deemed important for improving the
product or for any other need. The reproduction, even of parts of it, and diffusion of this manual, through any means, are not allowed
without prior authorization of the author.
Any violation will be prosecuted according to the law. All names and trademarks quoted in this manual belong to their respective
Manufacturers.

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1 General Information

1.1 Symbols Used

Special attention should be paid to the following symbols, used in this manual, to avoid any risk during
the operation and maintenance of the electric toy:

WARNING
Failure to comply with electrical safety rules may result in injury to persons or damages to things.

ELECTROCUTION
This symbol indicates the risk of electrocution due to the contact with live parts.
Failure to comply with electric circuit safety rules may result in injury to persons or damages to
things.
ENVIRONMENTAL RISK
This symbol indicates the risk for the environment due to incorrect actions.

INFORMATION
It is a note by the writer highlighting particular aspects.

DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING

It indicates that wastes from electric and electronic devices (RA-EE) must not be disposed of as
domestic wastes, but they must be collected separately.
This symbol also indicates that the toy electric and electronic devices were put on the market after
13th August 2005.

1.2 General Notes

This manual was written by the manufacturer and is an integral part of the electric toy.

The information provided is intended for qualified operators (i.e. experienced and skilled people with a
good knowledge of law and regulations), who are able to carry out the required operations as well as to
prevent any danger arising from handling, installation, and maintenance of the electric toy.

The aim of the electric toy is described in this manual which also contains all useful information to ensure
a correct and safe use of it.

Strict observation of the instructions and information contained in this manual will ensure safety for the
user and the electric toy, the best savings on operating costs as well as a longer operation of the toy.

Photos and drawings are provided by way of example in order to describe thoroughly the operations to be
performed on the electric toy. Safety and information apply, even if your electric toy is somewhat
different from the pictures contained in this manual.

An electric toy is altered when it has undergone changes which cannot be considered under
routine maintenance, changes of its intended use and/or of its ways of use such as are not
recommended by the manufacturer, as well as changes of its technical, operational, or performing
characteristics.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage to the toy or injury to persons caused by an
improper use, lack of maintenance, or tampering.

1.3 Attached Documents

The documents attached to this manual are:
• EC Declaration of Conformity
• Wiring Diagram
• Exploded View for Spare Part Codes

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2 Safety Information

2.1 Manufacturer
Company Name Sela Group S.r.L.
Address Masetti, 46
City [Province – Country] 47122 Forlì (FC) - Italy
Tel. no +39 0543 796623
Fax +39 0543 723636
E-mail info@selagroup.it

2.2 Toy Identification

The electric toy can be identified by the plate
containing the following data:
A. model;
B. Serial number;
C. installation status;
D. month of production;
E. year of production;
F. motor technical data;
G. not suitable for children under 36 months (3
years old);
H. manufacturer.

The data indicated on the plate must be

always specified when requiring further
information, spare parts, and so on.

Spare parts are supplied only by “Sela

Group” or by Authorised Dealers.
A
The warranty becomes void when using B
not recommended spare parts or when
performing unauthorised operations or C
changes. D
E
F

G H
FIG. 2.1 IDENTIFICATION PLATE

2.3 Intended Use

The electric toy is intended for children over 36 months of age and it must be used under adults
supervision.
It can be used only within specially designed areas, equipped with suitable and approved safety devices,
such as fun-fairs, amusement parks and halls.

It is strictly forbidden to drive it on traffic roads, public roadways, and in any circumstance where it
can get in touch with means different from the electric toy.

Lighting should always ensure the electric toy operation in total safety.

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2.4 Safety Devices
The electric toy is equipped with the following
safety devices, ensuring a correct operation and an
absolute safety:
A. protective cushion to absorb impacts (only on
toys equipped with steering wheel); A
B. all-around bumper;
C. shock absorber bumper;
D. electric circuit automatic switch inside the
electronic control unit.

The installed safety devices should

always be in good condition and
correctly assembled.

The safety ensured to the user (child)

increases if the safety devices installed FIG. 2.2 PROTECTIVE CUSHION
on the car are integrated with:
• a correct design of the playing
system (circuit);
• the use of limit switches;
• remote control.

B
FIG. 2.3 ALL-AROUND BUMPER

C
D

FIG. 2.4 ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT FIG. 2.5 SHOCK ABSORBER BUMPER

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3 Storage and Handling
During packaging, the electric toy is checked carefully to avoid shipping a damaged product.
When unpacking, check that the product is in perfect condition and not damaged. Otherwise, inform the
manufacturer immediately.
3.1 Storage
The electric equipment has been designed to withstand transport and storage temperatures varying in a
range from +15 °C to +40 °C.
During transport and storage, the electric toy must not be exposed to moisture, vibrations, and bumps.

When stocking:
A. remove the battery from the electric toy to avoid oxidations;
B. put the battery in a dry place;
C. charge the battery at least once per month to keep it in good condition.

3.2 Handling
During handling, operators must be extremely careful in order to prevent dangerous movements which
may cause dangers.
The electric toy can be handled manually (the number of people required varies according to the weight
indicated on the packaging, approximately 30 kg per person) or by using a lift truck.
When lifting and handling:
A. put always the electric toy in a steady and safe position;
B. the area around the electric toy must be considered dangerous;
C. the operations must be performed without interruptions (or impulses);
D. keep the load as low as possible when moving it, to ensure a better steadiness;
E. do not put other materials on the packages being transported;
F. do not put the electric toy components under cross or torsional stresses during handling
(transport, loading, and unloading);
G. do not make the electric toy crawl on the surfaces of the means of transport or on the floor, in
order to prevent damage to paint.

3.3 Bonnet Opening

After having placed the toy where you intend to use
it, open the bonnet to prepare it for the following
operations.
Pull the knob A outwards and lift the bonnet.

2
A

FIG. 3.1 MOTOR BONNET OPENING

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4 Starting-up

4.1 Preparing the Battery

The manufacturer is allowed NOT to supply the batteries necessary for the operation of the device..

The battery must always be charged outside the electric toy.

The manufacturer recommends the use of AGM type TRACTION batteries type (DEEP CYCLE).

AGM BATTERY
AGM electric batteries do not release any acid and do not produce any explosive gases during charging.

Dimensions:
Battery AGM 80A cm 17.5 x 28 x 24
Battery AGM 120A cm 17.5 x 33 x 24

A. recharge the battery as explained in chapter 7 – Battery Charger ;

B. after charging, insert the battery in the electric toy, as shown in the following paragraph.

ACID BATTERY
To perform the operations described
below, wear the following personal
protective equipment:
A. glasses;
B. rubber gloves for protection against
acids;
C. suitable clothes for protection
against acids.
Danger of inhalation of toxic gases.

Danger of contact with corrosive liquids.

If the battery is supplied without electrolyte,

perform as follows:
A. remove the battery closing caps A;
B. fill with sulphuric acid for batteries (specific
weight 1.27 = 31° bé) up to about 5 mm over
the edge of separators at a temperature
between 10 °C and 15 °C;
C. let it rest about 24 hours;
D. check again the electrolyte level and refill if
necessary; A A
E. recharge the battery as explained in chapter 7
– Battery Charger ;
F. after charging, insert the battery in the electric
toy, as shown in the following paragraph.
FIG. 4.1 BATTERY FILLING HOLES

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4.2 Assembling and Connecting the Battery
Insert the battery in the compartment supplied on
the electric toy. D
Connect the connection cable B to the battery
terminals C and D according to the polarities (red
terminal: positive pole, black terminal: negative
pole).
C
Connect the battery connector E to the connector F
of the toy electric circuit.

FIG. 4.2 CONNECTING THE BATTERY

E
F

FIG. 4.3 CONNECTING THE BATTERY CONNECTOR

4.3 Electronic Control Unit

The electronic control unit installed on the electric toy has the following functions:
- detecting the inserted coins;
- switching on toy electric motor;
- adjusting toy operating time;
- reproducing the necessary sounds and announcements;
- carrying out the ride stop functions.

DO NOT use it for other applications.

In case of malfunction, switch off the equipment.
DO NOT disassemble.
DO NOT use if flammable gases are present.
DO NOT obstruct ventilation ports.
DO NOT pour any fluid on the control unit.
DOT NOT use when toy batteries are flat.
Toy can be equipped with one of the following control unit versions:
Controller TD_02
Controller TD_03
Controller TD_04
Controller TD_05
Controller TD_08
Controller FLP

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4.4 TD_08 Control Unit Basic Adjustments
4.4.1 Part Identification
A. ON/OFF key.
B. Display. A F
C. Keypad.
D.
E.
Battery connector.
Motor connector.
B
F. SD memory card housing. C
G. Potentiometer and reverse gear connector.
H. Main connector.
I. Pole piece connector.

KEYPAD
Key Function
- Display switching on.
- Navigation (forward).
- Pressed for a long time: access to I D
the advanced menu.
- Navigation (forward). H G E

- Value increase. FIG. 4.4 CONTROLLER TD-08

DISPLAY

- Value decrease.

A Parameter Description
A1: Parameter number
A2: Parameter description
B Value connected to parameter

4.4.2 Switching ON / OFF

Make sure that battery is charged and correctly connected to the electric toy (refer to
Paragraph 4.1 Preparing the Battery).

Switching ON
A. Set switch A (figure 4.9) to ON to switch on electronic control unit;
B. Several messages will be displayed showing the BOOT software version, the Application software
version, etc.
C. After these messages, the parameter relating to set speed will be displayed.

Switching OFF
A. Set switch A (figure 4.9) to OFF to switch off electronic control unit.

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4.4.3 Basic Parameters
The BASIC operational parameters are listed hereunder:

Basic Parameter Description

11 - SPEED It adjusts motor speed from 0 to 255.
(0= stopped - 255= max.)
12 - TIME It sets the ride duration in seconds.
13 - VOLUME It adjusts sound and announcement audio volume.
24 - PART.COINS It displays the partial number of coins stored by the
control unit.
Press to reset.
25 - TOTAL COINS It displays the total number of coins stored by the control
unit.
This value can neither be edited nor reset.

EDITING THE BASIC PARAMETERS

IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN TO EDIT OPERATING PARAMETERS WHEN THE DEVICE IS

RUNNING.

With the control unit on, and the car stopped:

• Press key for at least 1 second to turn display on.

• Use keys and to display the available parameters.

• Once the desired parameter is displayed, edit the set value using keys and .

• The new value is stored, and appears on the display.

• The automatic energy-saving function will automatically turn the display off.

RESETTING PARAMETER 24 - PART. COINS

With the control unit on, and the car stopped:

• Press key for at least 1 second to turn display on.

• Use keys and to display parameter 24- PART. COINS.

• The partial number of coins will be displayed.

• To reset the value, press key for at least 1 second.

• The new value is stored, and appears on the display.
• The automatic energy-saving function will automatically turn the display off.

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4.4.4 Advanced Parameters
Hereunder are the ADVANCED operating parameters which, besides basic functions, include also
adjustment functions:

Advanced Parameter Description

11 - SPEED It adjusts motor speed from 0 to 255.
0= stopped
255= max. speed
12 - TIME It sets the ride duration in seconds.
13 - VOLUME It adjusts sound and announcement audio volume.
14 - SW VERSION It indicates the software version installed on the electronic
control unit.
18 - VOICE VOL. It adjusts announcement audio volume intensity.
19 - NOISE VOL. It adjusts sound audio volume intensity.
24 - PART.COINS It displays the partial number of coins stored by the
control unit.
Press to reset.
25 - TOTAL COINS It displays the total number of coins stored by the control
unit.
This value can neither be edited nor reset.
32 - OPERATING MODE It selects electric toy operating mode. In particular:
0 = COIN OPERATION
1 = MANUAL OPERAT.
2 = DODGEM OPERAT.
33 - COIN SEL. It sets the number of coins per ride.
34 - AUTOMATIC LIMIT SWITCH It enables or disables the automatic limit switch.
0 = disabled
1 = enabled
36 - BRAKE MODE It enables or disables the motor brake.
0 = disabled
1 = enabled
37 - RIDE SOUND It selects the type of sound to be reproduced during ride.
41 - COIN SOUND It selects the type of sound to be reproduced when coin is
inserted.
42 - SWITCH ON SOUND It selects the type of sound to be reproduced when the
vehicle is switched on.
SETUP It selects the display contrast and language.

EDITING THE ADVANCED PARAMETERS

IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN TO EDIT OPERATING PARAMETERS WHEN THE DEVICE IS

RUNNING.

With the control unit on, and the vehicle stopped:

• Press key for at least 1 second to turn display on.

• With the display on, keep key pressed for a few seconds, until "Mode 1" appears.

• Once the desired parameter is displayed, edit the set value using keys and .

• The new value is stored, and appears on the display.

• To go back to basic operation, keep key pressed for a few seconds, until "Mode 0" appears.

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4.4.5 RESET Procedure
Factory-set parameters can be restored through the following Reset procedure:
• switch the electronic control unit off with the ON/OFF key;
• switch the electronic control unit on again by keeping key pressed until
RESET PAR? appears;
• to confirm parameter reset, press key within 2 seconds.

4.4.6 Infrared Remote Control (optional)

An infrared remote control can be used to edit electronic control and adjustment unit programming
parameters.
To program parameters using the remote control, proceed as follows:
• Take remote control A close to light B
positioned onto the electric toy (max. distance:
30 cm).
• Switch remote control on by pressing one of B
keypad keys.

To program the remote control, refer to the

programming instructions via keypad on the
electronic control and adjustment unit (Par.
4.4.3 - Par. 4.5.4 - Par. 4.4.5). A

FIG. 4.5 INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL (OPTIONAL)

4.4.7 Electrical Connections

CONNECTOR
Ref. Description
A POLE PIECE CONNECTOR
E1 - Pole piece 1
E2 - Pole piece 2
E3 - Pole piece 3
E4 - Pole piece 4
B MAIN CONNECTOR
1 - OPERATING WARNING LIGHT
2 - ACCELERATOR
3 - COIN BOX
4 - MAGNETIC SENSOR
5 - LOUDSPEAKER A
6 - AUXILIARY INPUT
7 - AUXILIARY OUTPUT B
8 - GROUND C
C PEDAL CONNECTOR
9 - POTENTIOMETER
10 - REVERSE GEAR FIG. 4.6 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

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4.4.8 Software and Sound Update
A SD Card can be used to:
• automatically update electronic control unit software
• load parameter maps
• update sounds or announcements.
For the necessary files and the SD card, contact the retailer.
- With the control unit off (Par. 4.5.2), turn
protective door A.
- Insert memory card B with the new software B A
inside the special slot.
- Switch the electronic control unit on with switch
C.
- Once software has been loaded (it will take a
few seconds to a few minutes), control unit will
signal that the reset has been completed with
the warning light coming on for a few seconds.
- Switch electronic control unit off with switch C.
- Remove memory card C. C
- Close protective door B.

FIG. 4.7 MEMORY CARD

4.5 FLP Control Unit Basic Adjustments

This adjusting timer carries out all the functions necessary for the operation of a battery-operated
vehicle.
The board inside the electronic control unit can be used with both 12V and 24V supplies, with a current
limitation at 80 A; it allows switching on motor with the desired speed and acceleration values. A dynamic
braking, with programmable power, can be activated in the desired moment.
The board features a digital sound reproduction circuit, and the desired sound can be selected during the
programming stage: car, motorbike, truck; the amplifier supplies a 10W effective power.

Motor is controlled both through an electric contact and a potentiometric pedal for speed continuous
variation (detected and automatically enabled by the board itself); an auxiliary input allows reversing
vehicle gear through an electric contact.
An auxiliary contact (REMOTE) is used for the connection of remote control devices.

During electric toy operation, battery is monitored by the electronic control unit, signalling the charge
level:
1. with a slow flashing of the toy light when the time has run out;
2. with a voice message repeated every minute when the time has run out, if selected in the protected
menu.

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4.5.1 Part Identification
A. ON/OFF key.
B. Display.
C B A
C. Keypad.
D. Battery connector.
E. Motor connector.
F. Secondary connectors. F D
G. Remote connector
H. Main connector.
E

KEYPAD
Key Function
Selection of the parameter to be
edited.
Confirmation of the editing.
Menu navigation.
Editing of the selected parameter G
values.
H

FIG. 4.8 PART IDENTIFICATION

DISPLAY

Parameter settings are shown on the 16-digit LCD.

If the Italian language has been selected in the
protected menu, menus will be displayed in Italian.
If a language other than the Italian one has been
selected in the protected menu, menus will be
Ref. Parameter Description displayed in English.
A1 Parameter number If no button is pressed, the Sela Group logo, the
A2 Parameter description "COIN COUNTER" parameter value and the battery
A3 Value connected to parameter charge level value will be cyclically displayed.

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4.5.2 Editing the Parameters
Parameter programming is divided into two menus. In particular:
A) DIRECT MENU which is directly accessible.
B) PROTECTED MENU to be accessed through keys combined pressing.

The available parameters are:

MENU Description
If one of the three buttons is pressed once, the display lights up and the value of
DIRECT MENU the "COIN COUNTER" parameter will appear on display left side and the value
battery charge level on display right side.
Press button to access the DIRECT MENU.
Parameter Description
1) VOLUME It adjusts loudspeaker volume.
(VOLUME) Values ranging from 0 to 100.
0 = min. volume - 100 = max. value
2) COINS It defines the number of coins necessary to enjoy one ride.
(COINS) The following values can be selected:
FREE the vehicle is always available, just press the
accelerator pedal to enable motor and sound.
1 coin is necessary to start the vehicle.
2 coins are necessary to start the vehicle.
3 coins are necessary to start the vehicle.
4 coins are necessary to start the vehicle.
3) GAME TIME It defines the duration (in seconds) of a ride.
(GAME TIME) It may range from 30 SECONDS to 999 Seconds.
4) SPEED It defines the max. speed to be reached; 10 steps can be
(SPEED) selected.
0 ( min. speed ) - 9 ( max. speed )
5) BRAKE It allows brake engagement once pedal is released.
(BRAKE) ON - Brake is engaged when pedal is released.
OFF - Brake is disengaged when pedal is released.
6) BRAKE END It allows vehicle automatic braking once ride is over.
(BRAKE END) ON - Brake is engaged when ride is over.
OFF - Brake is disengaged when ride is over.
7) DELAY BRAKE It allows delaying vehicle automatic braking once ride is
(DELAY BRAKE) over.
Braking delay: 0 to 5 seconds.
8) SENSOR Once the ride time has run out, the control unit waits for
(SENSOR) the signal from sensor to make ride end, and to stop the
electric toy.
ON - It enables ride end sensor.
OFF - It disables ride end sensor: the ride ends once the
ride time runs out.

If key is pressed, “END” (END) will be displayed, and the Sela Group logo, the
"COIN COUNTER" parameter value and the battery charge level value will
be cyclically displayed.

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MENU Description

To access the protected menu, press the three buttons , and at the
PROTECTED MENU same time for more than 5 seconds. "PROTECTED MENU" will be displayed, and
the first available parameter will be displayed after 3 seconds.
Parameter Description
1) COIN COUNTER It displays the number of coins.
(COUNTER)

2) LOW BATT It enables low battery voice message.

(LOW BATT) ON – the message "LOW BATTERY" will be reproduced at
regular intervals
OFF - the low battery condition is signalled only through
the warning lights.
3) EFFECT It selects the motor sound to be emitted.
(EFFECT) Available sounds BIKE - CAR - TRUCK.
(displayed in English: BIKE - F1 - TRUK )
4) LANGUAGE It selects the language in which the sentence "insert
(LANGUAGE) another coin" will be emitted. This message will be
enabled if the number of coins necessary to start a ride is
not reached.
Available languages:
ITA (Italian) - ING (English) - FRA (French)
POR (Portuguese) - SPA (Spanish) - TED (German)
GRE (Greek) - ARAB (Arabian) - RUS (Russian)
NED (Dutch) - TURK (Turkish).
5) ACCELERATION It sets the acceleration speed.
(ACCELERATION) 1 (slow) - 6 (fast)
6) BRAKE SPEED It sets braking power.
(BRAKE SPEED) 1 (low) - 9 (high).
7) COUNTER It allows displaying coin counter.
(COUNTER) ON coin counter appears on display left side.
OFF battery charge level only appears on display right
side.
8) COIN MODE It defines coin management to calculate ride time.
(COIN MODE) Two options are available:
ACC Sum of times/coin (ex. 2-coin ride for 2 minutes,
with 3 coins ride will last 3 minutes).
NORM Excess inserted coins will be lost.
9) OUT LAMP It allows a different use of the output on the connector
(OUT LAMP) relating to outer pulse counter (pin no. 7 COUNTER)
BATT a lamp signalling the low battery condition when
time has run out through an irregular flashing can
be connected
COIN an outer pulse counter can be connected.
(the low battery condition will be indicated by toy
light).

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10) REMOTE MODE It defines how the timer - connected to the remote
(REM. MODE) control - will be started (Par. 4.6.3).
Three options are available:
DODGEM (DODGEM)
Once the coins necessary to start the ride are
inserted, press START button on the remote control
to start the ride.
MANUAL (MANUAL)
Ride START and STOP commands are manually given
by the remote control, the coin box is no longer
active; ride time corresponds to the one set in the
general menu.
COIN (COIN)
Ride is started through the coin box, and the vehicle
can be stopped and started again with the STOP and
START commands on the remote control.
If light flashes more quickly, once ride time is over, this
means that the ride has been stopped by the remote
control during ride time.
Should one of these parameters be edited, it will
then be necessary to:
- quit the menu;
- turn timer off and on again to implement the
change.
11) REMOTE It defines the number of the vehicle and, consequently,
ADDRESS also the corresponding button on the remote control.
(REM. ADDRESS) Values ranging from 1 to 16.
12) REMOTE GROUP It defines the group the vehicle belongs to.
(REM. GROUP) It has to be used in case of multiple tracks or when
dealing with different types of vehicles very close to each
other.
Values ranging from 1 to 8.
The value shall correspond to the one on the remote
control.

If key is pressed, “FINE” (END) will be displayed, and the Sela Group logo, the
"COIN COUNTER" parameter value and the battery charge level value will be
cyclically displayed.

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5 Operation

5.1 Driver’s Seat

Position Description
A Steering wheel or handlebar.
B Go pedal (accelerator).
C Coin box.

FIG. 5.1 STEERING WHEEL OR HANDLEBAR

C
B

FIG. 5.2 COIN BOX FIG. 5.3 GO PEDAL

5.2 Starting
Insert coins or tokens into the slot D on the coin
box.
In case of clogging, press button E. The coin or
token will come out from the slot F.
D

FIG. 5.4 USING THE COIN BOX

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5.3 Running the Electric Toy
Press pedal G to run the electric toy.

FIG. 5.5 RUNNING THE TOY

5.4 Extracting Coins or Tokens

5.4.1 Internal Coin Box
A. after opening the toy bonnet, insert the key into
the lock of the coin or token container H and
then open it; H
B. remove the coin or token drawer I and then
empty it;
C. reinsert the drawer into the container and lock
it with the key;
D. close the electric toy bonnet.

5.4.2 External Coin Box

A. insert the key into the lock of the coin or token
container L and empty it;
B. reinsert the drawer into the container and lock
it with the key.

FIG. 5.6 INTERNAL COIN BOX

I
L

FIG. 5.7 EXTERNAL COIN BOX FIG. 5.8 INTERNAL COIN BOX

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6 Maintenance
During maintenance in poorly lighted parts of the electric toy, it is necessary to use a portable
lighting device, in order to avoid shadows which could reduce the visibility in the working area.

6.1 Recharging the Battery

Warning light A signals battery charge level:

Light Battery charge

indicator level B
GREEN 100%
FLASHING GREEN 75%
RED 50%
FLASHING RED 25% battery charge

To recharge the battery, perform as follows:

A. open the bonnet fully; A
B. IF AN ACID BATTERY IS USED:
To perform the operations described
below, wear the following personal
protective equipment:
A. glasses; FIG. 6.1 BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL LIGHT INDICATOR
B. rubber gloves for protection against
acids;
C. suitable clothes for protection
against acids.
Danger of bursting and fire.
Danger of inhalation of toxic gases.
Danger of contact with corrosive liquids.

When recharging lead batteries with acid

electrolyte, bursting gases can come out,
especially hydrogen.

Batteries must be recharged in specially

equipped areas with suitable ventilation
or outdoors, and with safety electric
systems in order to prevent bursting
C. connect the battery charger plug A to the
and/or fires.
external charging socket B of the electric toy;
If necessary, refill the battery with distilled water D. the battery charger will recharge the battery
for traction battery covering its parts; automatically until the charging timer stops it;
E. after recharging, disconnect the battery charger
When filling up, if electrolyte leaks out of
plug from the electric toy, and then close the
the battery, remove it immediately.
cover.

For further information about the battery charger operation, see chapter 7 – Battery
Charger .

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6.2 Checking and Replacing Motor Brushes
Before starting, disconnect the battery
and remove it from the electric toy.

Check the motor brushes wear every

500 hours of operation.

Unscrew the brush holder ring nut and remove the

brush to check its length.
If the brush is less than 12 mm, replace it
immediately.
Repeat the same on the other brush.

FIG. 6.2 BRUSH HOLDER

MIN 12 mm

FIG. 6.3 BRUSH

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6.3 Replacing the Wheels
6.3.1 Replacing the Driving Wheel
To replace the driving wheel, perform as follows:
A. remove the driving wheel protective bumper E;
B. unscrew the check nut F of the driving wheel
and replace it;
C. tighten the check nut F of the driving wheel;
D. reassemble the bumper by tightening the
fastening screws.

E
FIG. 6.4 BUMPER DISASSEMBLY

6.3.2 Replacing the Front Wheel

Before starting, disconnect the battery
and remove it from the electric toy.
UNLOCK
To replace the front wheel, perform as follows:
A. lean the electric toy over to one side;
B. unscrew the check nut F of the driving wheel
and replace it;
C. tighten the wheel check nut F.

F
LOCK

FIG. 6.5 WHEEL REPLACEMENT

6.3.3 Replacing the Tyre

To replace the tyre, perform as follows:
A. disassemble the wheel as described in the
previous paragraph;
B. deflate the tyre fully by means of the valve G; H
C. loosen the nuts H and remove them from the H
rim I (by doing so, the rim I splits and the tyre
can be replaced);
D. after replacing the tyre, reassemble the two I
parts of the rim I and tighten the nuts H;
E. reassemble the wheel as described in the
previous paragraph; G
F. inflate the tyre at 0.18 Mpa of pressure.

H
1 MPa ≅ 10 bar. H
FIG. 6.6 TYRE REPLACEMENT

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6.4 Replacing the Bumper
Before starting, disconnect the battery
and remove it from the electric toy.

To replace the bumper, perform as follows:

A. lean the electric toy over to one side;
B. loosen and remove the screws L; L M
C. remove the bumper M;
L
D. insert the new bumper into the metal frame and
secure it on one side by tightening the screws
L1; L
E. stretch the rubber making it adhere to the
metal frame (follow the arrows of figure 6.11);
L
F. insert the screws L2 and tighten.

FIG. 6.7 BUMPER DISASSEMBLY

L1 L1

L2
L2

FIG. 6.8 BUMPER ASSEMBLY

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6.5 Replacing the Automatic Limit Switch
Before starting, disconnect the battery
and remove it from the electric toy.

To replace the magnetic limit switch, perform as

follows:
A. lean the electric toy over to one side;
B. loosen the nut N and remove the magnetic limit
switch from the support O;
C. insert the new magnetic limit switch in the
support O and adjust the nuts in order to place
it at a height of 2 cm above the ground;
D. remove the cables P of the old magnetic limit
N O
switch from the terminal board Q, which is near
the electronic control unit, and connect the
cables of the new device.

FIG. 6.9 MAGNETIC LIMIT SWITCH

FIG. 6.10 TERMINAL BOARD

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6.6 Replacing the Accelerator Pedal
Before starting, disconnect the battery
and remove it from the electric toy.

To replace the accelerator pedal, perform as

follows:
A. remove the accelerator pedal R;
B. loosen the nut S and remove the microswitch; R
C. insert the new microswitch and tighten the
nut;
D. remove the cables T of the old magnetic limit
switch from the terminal board U, which is
near the electronic control unit, and connect
the cables of the new device.

FIG. 6.11 ACCELERATOR PEDAL

FIG. 6.12 MICROSWITCH

FIG. 6.13 TERMINAL BOARD

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6.7 Replacing the Electronic Control Unit
Before starting, disconnect the battery
and remove it from the electric toy. W
To replace the electronic control unit, perform as
follows:
A. loosen and remove the knobs V;
B. remove the transparent cover W;
C. remove the power connectors Y (grey) and Y1
(red);
D. remove the signal connector Z; V
E. reconnect the connectors to the new electronic
control unit in the following way:
E.1. signal connector Z; V
E.2. the power connector Y (grey) to the
socket X (grey);
E.3. the power connector Y1 (red) to the
socket X1 (red); FIG. 6.14 REPLACING KNOBS AND COVER
F. put back the electronic control unit and the
transparent cover W by tightening the knobs V.

The power connectors Y (grey) and Y1

Y
(red) must be connected to the sockets X
of their corresponding colour: X (grey)
and X1 (red).

X1

Y1

FIG. 6.15 POWER CONNECTORS REPLACEMENT

FIG. 6.16 SIGNAL CONNECTOR REPLACEMENT

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6.8 Troubleshooting
Fault
When I switch on the electronic
control unit, diagnosis lights do
not stay on for the envisaged
seconds.
The limit switch is enabled, but
the vehicle does not stop and it
continues its travel with the
warning light flashing
The loudspeaker does not emit
any sound
If the pedal is pressed, vehicle is
started even without any coin
Coin is inserted, light comes on,
but motor is not started when
pedal is pressed
Check
• Make sure that battery is charged
• Check the polarity of battery connector and electronic control unit
contacts
If the problem still occurs, change the electronic control unit
• Check the height of the automatic limit switch and, if necessary,
lower it to approx. 2 cm from ground (Paragraph 6.5)
• Check that automatic limit switch wires are correctly connected to
the special terminal board positioned close to the electronic
control unit (Paragraph 6.5)
• Check that all wires are correctly inserted inside electronic control
unit 8-way connector (Paragraph 6.7)
• Check that the wiring 8-way connector is correctly inserted inside
electronic control unit (Paragraph 6.7)
• Check that ground (black) wires of frame wiring are not
disconnected from the terminal board positioned close to the
electronic control unit
If the problem still occurs, change the automatic limit switch
• Check the loudspeaker volume knob onto electronic control unit
• Check that wires are correctly connected or disconnected
• Check that the 6-way terminal board of frame wiring is correctly
connected to bodywork wiring
• Check that all wires are correctly inserted inside electronic control
unit 8-way connector (Paragraph 6.7)
• Check that the wiring 8-way connector is correctly inserted inside
electronic control unit (Paragraph 6.7)
• Check that ground (black) wires of frame wiring are not
disconnected from the terminal board positioned close to the
electronic control unit
• Check that the special deep switch no. 3 on the electronic control
unit has not been inadvertently enabled, by thus disabling vehicle
coin operation (Paragraph 4.4)
• Check that no stones or other objects are stuck under pedal, thus
preventing the correct operation of the relevant microswitch
(Paragraph 6.6)
• Check that pedal microswitch wires are correctly connected to the
special terminal board positioned close to the electronic control
unit (Paragraph 6.6)
• Check that all wires are correctly inserted inside electronic control
unit 8-way connector (Paragraph 6.7)
• Check that the wiring 8-way connector is correctly inserted inside
electronic control unit (Paragraph 6.7)
• Check that ground (black) wires of frame wiring are not
disconnected from the terminal board positioned close to the
electronic control unit
• Check, on electronic control unit, that contacts are correctly
inserted inside red connector (Paragraph 6.7)
• Check that brushes are correctly inserted, check them for wear as
well (Paragraph 6.2)
• Make sure that battery is charged
• Carry out the RESET procedure (Paragraph 4.4.5)
If the problem still occurs, change pedal microswitch
If the problem still occurs, change the electronic control unit
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Coin is inserted, light comes on,
but vehicle runs very slowly
when pedal is pressed
Battery charger does not
charge battery correctly
Bike handlebar is not correctly •
tightened, and does not respond
to controls any more
• Check that universal joint screws (F30036) are well tightened
When running along a straight
• Check that front fork pin (F30039) is not loose. Should this be the
line, steering wheel vibrates
Coin is inserted, but vehicle
does not start
The magnetic strip is correctly
installed, but vehicle does not
stop where it should
• Check that battery terminals are correctly tightened or oxidised
(Paragraph 4.2)
• Check for speed proper operation inside electronic control unit
(Paragraph 4.4 and 4.5)
• Make sure that battery is charged
• Check that brushes are correctly inserted, check them for wear as
well (Paragraph 6.2)
• Check battery charger socket contacts and vehicle outer recharge
socket contacts (Paragraph 6.1)
• Check that wiring cables are correctly inserted
• Check that battery voltage is not below 10 volts. Should this be
the case, charge it with a standard battery charger (do not use
automatic battery chargers) up to 10 V
Loosen steering tube nut (part no. m20314 - see exploded view),
and tighten steering cap nut (part no. m20316 - see exploded
view)
case, change fork.
• Check coin box microswitch
• Check that the 6-way connector of frame wiring is correctly
connected to bodywork wiring
• Check that all wires are correctly inserted inside electronic control
unit 8-way connector (Paragraph 6.7)
• Check that the wiring 8-way connector is correctly inserted inside
electronic control unit (Paragraph 6.7)
• Check that ground (black) wires of frame wiring are not
disconnected from the terminal board positioned close to the
electronic control unit
• Check electronic control unit deep switch no. 2 for magnetic stop
operation; this deep switch shall be set to ON (Paragraph 4.4)
• Check limit switch operation and replace it, if necessary
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7 Battery Charger

7.1 S900 Model

Check carefully that the mains voltage
(single-phase 230 V ~) corresponds to
the one indicated on the battery charger
technical data plate.

Check that the plug used to connect the

battery charger to the mains is fitted
with an earthing wire. If you are not
sure, do not connect the battery charger.

Connect the batteries to be charged to the charger

through the side sockets, by using the cables
supplied (fig. 8.2).

The battery charger S900 is suitable for charging

lead batteries from 40 to 120 Ah. It is particularly
recommended for cyclic use and light traction.
The charging takes place in three stages:
A. the first stage (LED 1, red on), with a
constant voltage system, allows a rapid partial
recharge up to 15 V. At this stage, the battery MAINS
is charged up to 60-80% and the following 1ST STAGE
phase is automatically started; 2ST STAGE
B. the second stage (LED 2, green on), with
constant voltage, allows the battery to be
charged fully with a constant voltage of 15 V
during about 6 hours;
C. the third stage (LED 1 and 2 off, MAINS LED
on), with constant voltage, allows completion
of the charge. It allows the battery to be
connected even for long periods (buffer
battery). FIG. 7.1 BATTERY CHARGER LED

FIG. 7.2 CONNECTION

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7.2 S901 Model
Check carefully that the mains voltage
(single-phase 230 V ~) corresponds to
the one indicated on the battery charger
technical data plate.

Check that the plug used to connect the

battery charger to the mains is fitted
with an earthing wire. If you are not
sure, do not connect the battery charger.

Connect the batteries to be charged to the charger

through the side sockets, by using the cables
supplied (fig. 8.4).

After connecting the battery, the charging starts

automatically.
The first LED will flash slowly on the control panel,
indicating that the battery is charging and the
emergency timer is on (the battery charger will be
disconnected after 10 hour charging).
The battery charger will remain in this condition START
until the battery reaches the final charging voltage
(approximately 2.4 V per element). At this point,
the LED GAS will turn on and the final charging
timer will be enabled. The latter will stop the GAS
charging at the time set out, by turning on LED
FULL
FULL.
If the battery does not reach the gas voltage (LED
GAS on), the charging will be interrupted after 10
hours and the charger will indicate the malfunction EMERGENCY
by lighting the LED EMERGENCY.
FIG. 7.3 BATTERY CHARGER LED

FIG. 7.4 CONNECTION

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8 Design and Safety of the Paying System (Circuit)

8.1 Correct Design

Circuit good design proves essential to ensure:
• Safety
• Low maintenance
• Vehicle easy management

DO NOT OVERESTIMATE children drive ability

DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE the unpredictable behaviour of children.
MINIMISE THE RISK OF COLLISIONS.

BASIC RULES
• One-way circuit.
• No crash between vehicles is allowed.
(THESE ARE NOT DODGEM VEHICLES)
• One single child per vehicle

TRACK CONSTRUCTION
Track shall be fenced, leaving just an opening to the parking area destined to getting on board or out of
vehicles.

A small track, with narrow bends increases the number of collisions.

A wider circuit with wide bends reduces the number of impacts and thus also vehicle damages.

Avoid track design that could cause head on collision, such as a 8-shaped track.

Ensure there is a single entry/exit onto the track, to avoid children crossing the circuit. It is essential to
use the AUTOMATIC LIMIT SWITCH. This enables the vehicles to always stop at a predetermined position.

Track bend angles shall be designed according to bend radii and to vehicle max. speed.

Tracks shall not have any bump causing wheels raising from ground. They shall not even have up or
downhill sections.

Ensure the battery storage/charging area is easily accessible from the track.

Small tracks will increase the number of impacts. Design a track wide enough to ensure children safety.

Track lane shall be as wide as possible, but not allow any U-turn.

CIRCUIT DIMENSIONS: Sela Group RECOMMENDATIONS

The following dimensions are the min. dimensions we recommend for mini cars tracks.
Min. external dimensions : 12m x 6m 4 to 6 12V mini cars
16m x 8m 6 to 10 12V mini cars
20m x 10m 10 to 15 12V mini cars
In case of 24V go karts, a wider area shall be used

Lane width: 3 metres for 12V mini cars.

4 metres for 24V go karts.

24 V Go Kart tracks must have at least 15/20 meters in a straight line.

Too a small track could overheat the electrical system and result in electronic card damage.

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8.2 TRACK CONSTRUCTION
A hard and smooth surface reduces tyre wear and makes driving easier.
Asphalt, smooth concrete or timber are excellent materials.

A slight slope shall be envisaged to make water drainage easier.

8.2.1 PERIMETER FENDERING AND CENTRAL RESERVATION

Track shall have a perimeter fendering.
Track edge shall be 15 high and have solid foundations.
Impacts with side fendering can be dampened by making vehicles slide along the fendering (track edge
metal tubular section) or through absorption (use of tyres).
Central reservation shall have the same characteristics of the perimeter fendering. If track is too small,
we recommend using rotating wheel islands in the tightest bends to help vehicles round the corners.

TRACK EDGE METAL TUBULAR SECTION

CHARACTERISTICS
Track edge is made with painted or zinc iron
100x40x3 tubular section, while track central part
sometimes is made of a 100x100x3 tubular section.
It can be used indoors or outdoors, on concrete or
asphalt. Track edge metal tubular sections must be
used only with battery-operated vehicles with
bumpers and max. speed of 20 km/h.

ASSEMBLY
Metal tubular sections shall be secured to ground
by drilling 16 mm holes and using expandable plugs
of at least 15x34, and 48x12 bolts if fixed on
concrete, or pickets, if fixed onto asphalt. The
different metal tubular sections will have to be
joined together using 30x12 bolts and relevant self-
locking nuts.
FIG. 8.1 TRACK EDGE METAL TUBULAR SECTIONS
MAINTENANCE AND CHECKS
We recommend checking once a month that bolts and nuts are tightened, and that expandable plugs
have not come out their seats. Should this be the case, tighten any loose bolt or plug.

TRACK EDGE WITH TYRES

If track edge is surrounded by tyres inserted in the
ground, a better impact absorption will be ensured.

FIG. 8.2 TRACK EDGE WITH TYRES

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8.3 AUTOMATIC LIMIT SWITCH
All Sela vehicles can be fitted with an automatic limit switch. This enables the vehicles to stop at a
predetermined position.

Position the magnetic strip at approx. 4 metres from the desired stopping point.
When the ride has timed out a warning light will flash. The ride will only stop when the vehicle passes
over the magnetic strip, which is embedded in the track. All vehicles will thus always stop in the same
position.

When designing the circuit, envisage a parking area allowing vehicles to stop at the point where the ride
is required to stop.

8.4 EMERGENCY START AND STOP SYSTEM VIA REMOTE CONTROL

The START/STOP remote control A allows the
operator to remotely manage ride start and stop
phases.

The use of the emergency start and stop system

increases the safety levels and reduces the risks
connected to the use of the device.
Once coin is inserted, the electric toy starts after
having received the enable signal by the track
manager through the "START" button.
After the "START", the electric toy runs with the
standard time operation or, if enabled, with the
automatic limit switch.

The remote control also features an emergency

"STOP" button allowing to stop all vehicles at the FIG. 8.3 START/STOP REMOTE CONTROL
same time.

8.5 OPERATING PRESCRIPTIONS

The owner is responsible for the use of mini cars, and shall make sure that the safety of all users is
ensured.

Children shall be under the surveillance of adult responsible people.

The personnel authorised to work on vehicles shall be informed about their correct use for safety reasons,
and shall respect all the applicable prescriptions.

Operator shall visually follow vehicles ride, making sure that the envisaged safety prescriptions are
complied with.

Child is allowed to go on board the vehicle when it is stopped, and inside track parking area. At the end
of the ride, the operator will have to take vehicles in the parking area before allowing children to get out
or go on board of the vehicle.

The adult people responsible for children safety will always have to let them wear suitable shoes and
clothes, avoiding the use of swirling clothes that could get entangled in vehicle open moving parts.

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8.6 CIRCUIT CORRECT USE: RULES
The owner is obliged to exhibit the RULES, to be clearly visible by both children and adult people.
The exhibition of the following rules will ensure a correct information of all users:

¾ The use of the system is strictly forbidden to children below 3 years of age

¾ Children below 3 years of age shall be accompanied by an adult person

¾ The use of safety belts is compulsory on vehicles, and the use of helmets when riding bikes and

vehicles with a speed over 5 km/h

¾ It is strictly forbidden to voluntarily crash against other vehicles

¾ It is strictly forbidden to enter or trespass track perimeter fendering

¾ Once the ride is over, before getting out of the vehicle, make sure that no other vehicle is

approaching, wait for the operator.

¾ The management is not liable for any damage caused by the failure to comply with these RULES and

reserves the right to ask all the people not complying with them - thus causing a danger for

themselves and other people - to get out of the vehicles.

¾ MINORS ARE UNDER THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PEOPLE ACCOMPANYING THEM.

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9 Disposal
In compliance with EC directives or current local regulations, the user must:
A. take care of the disposal as well as of the elimination of the electric toy materials, in order to
preserve and protect the environment;
B. before scrapping the electric toy, the user shall inform the manufacturer about all the data indicated
on the identification plate.

In case of scrapping of the machine or of parts of it, attention should be paid to all safety regulations to
avoid any risk arising from the disposal of industrial machinery. Special attention should be paid during
the following phases:
A. disassembly of the machine from the operating area;
B. transport and handling;
C. disposal;
D. separation of materials.

ENVIRONMENTAL RISK
Separation and recycling of materials or their disposal should be carried out in compliance with
current National and Regional Regulations concerning industrial solid wastes as well as toxic and
harmful wastes.
TOXIC SUBSTANCES
Disposal of toxic-harmful wastes should be carried out in compliance with current National and
Regional Regulations, delivering them to special authorised waste collection bodies, upon previous
authorisation to their temporary stocking.
The presence of harmful substances in the electric and electronic devices as well as an improper
use of these devices or of parts of them may have potential detrimental effects on the environment
and on the human health.

If the disposal of toxic materials is not carried out in compliance with the relating Regulations, the
following risks may occur:
A. environmental pollution,
B. poisoning of the persons performing the disposal.

The operator or the persons performing the disposal must take into consideration that the electric toy is
composed as follows:

Part Material
Synthetic resins (polyester and fibre glass). Body
Plastic. Electric cable covering, plastic parts of the electric
components, protection panels, battery.
Steel. Frame, mechanical parts, electric system parts.
Aluminium. Mechanical parts, electric system parts, wheel rim,
gearmotor.
Rubber. Bumpers, tyres.
Copper. Electric cables, electric system parts, motor.
Oil. Gearmotor.
Lead elements. Battery.
Acid electrolyte. Battery.

DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING

Do not scrap the electronic control unit and the motor as domestic wastes. Devices must be
collected separately, delivering them to specific collecting bodies or to the manufacturer of the
electric toy.
Illegal disposal is punished by National Law with sanctions.

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