Bump And Go Train Therapeutic Learning Toy

Features

• Bump And Go Train Therapeutic Learning Toy requires capability switch and 3 AA batteries
• Authentic horn sound
• Smoke from the stack
• Real working headlight
• Weight: 1.25 lbs
• User Guide

More Information

• Operation:
  - Bump and Go Train requires 3AA Batteries to operate. Alkaline batteries are recommended because they last longer. Do not use rechargeable batteries because they supply a lower voltage and the unit may not perform as well. Never mix old and new batteries together or different brands or types together.
  - To install the batteries turn Bump & Go Train over and locate the small screw on the battery cover door at the back of the Train. Using a Phillips head screwdriver open the compartment and install 4 AA batteries paying close attention to proper battery polarity.
  - Replace the battery compartment cover and secure with the screw. Connect to any external capability switch (not included) via the cord jack located at the back of Bump and Go Train. Bump and Go Train is equipped with a 1/8" female mono jack for use with external capability switches that have a 1/8" mono plug. Make sure your connections are plugged in all the way. There should be no gaps. Please Note: Due to switch adaption the ON/OFF switch on the Train has been glued in the OFF position. Do not try to remove the glue or move the switch doing so will damage the adaption and void your warranty.
  - Actuate your capability switch and Bump and Go Train will spin about when it hits an object and go in another direction. The Head Light of train will light up accompanied by Train sounds and smoke from the stack. Once your switch is released all functions will stop.
   
• Care of Unit:
  - If you will not be using Bump and Go Train for an extended amount of time, we recommend removing the batteries.
  - Bump and Go Train can be wiped clean with any mild household multipurpose, non-abrasive cleaner and disinfectant.
  - Do not use abrasive cleaners, as they will scratch the surface of the unit.
  - Do not submerge the unit, as it will damage the electrical components.