WELLYE 12V 258

User Manual

12V Children's Electric Vehicle Central Control Switch

Model: 12V 258 | Brand: WELLYE

1. Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your WELLYE 12V 258 Children's Electric Vehicle Central Control Switch. This multi-functional control panel is designed to enhance the user experience of 12V kids' ride-on cars by integrating features such as music playback, storytelling, power monitoring, and speed adjustment.

Please read this manual thoroughly before installation and use to ensure proper function and safety.

2. Safety Information

  • WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including phthalates (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
  • Always ensure the electric vehicle's power is completely disconnected before attempting any installation, removal, or maintenance procedures.
  • Installation should be performed by an adult or under adult supervision.
  • Regularly inspect the control panel and its connections for any signs of damage or wear.
  • Keep the control panel dry and away from liquids to prevent electrical hazards.

3. Product Components

The central control switch unit includes the following main features on its front panel:

  • Battery Level Indicator: Displays the current power status.
  • USB Port (U): For connecting USB devices for media playback.
  • MP3 Port (M): For connecting external audio sources.
  • Power Input Port: For connecting to the vehicle's 12V power supply.
  • Control Buttons: Including Start/Stop, Volume Up/Down, Previous/Next Track, Light control, and various mode/speed buttons depending on the variant.
Front view of the 12V Children's Electric Vehicle Control Panel showing all buttons and ports.
Figure 1: Front view of the control panel with labeled ports and buttons.

Different variants of the control panel may feature specific buttons:

  • 12V Forward Back Variant: Features dedicated 'Forward' and 'Back' directional buttons.
  • 12V Rabbit Tortoise Variant: Features 'Rabbit' (fast speed) and 'Tortoise' (slow speed) buttons.
  • 12V Forward MODE Variant: Includes a 'B)))' button for mode selection (e.g., Bluetooth, FM) and 'Forward'/'Back' buttons.

4. Specifications

Attribute Value
Model Number 12V 258
Material Plastic
Voltage 12V
Use Vehicles & Remote Control Toys
Is Electric No Battery (component itself)
Is it charger/adapter N
High-concerned chemical None
Origin Mainland China
Recommended Age (for compatible vehicle) 3-6Y, 6-12Y, 14+y

5. Setup and Installation

This control console is designed to be installed in specific 12V kids' powered ride-on cars. It is crucial to ensure that the purchased part has the same appearance and connector configuration as the original unit being replaced.

  1. Prepare the Vehicle: Turn off the electric vehicle and disconnect its main power source (e.g., battery).
  2. Access the Old Unit: Carefully locate and remove the existing control panel from the vehicle's dashboard or designated slot. This may involve unscrewing fasteners or unclipping retaining tabs.
  3. Disconnect Wiring: Disconnect all wiring harnesses from the old control panel. Pay close attention to the orientation and connection points, especially for connectors like CN1 and CN2 on the circuit board. Taking photos of the original connections can be helpful.
  4. Install New Unit: Connect the vehicle's wiring harnesses to the corresponding ports on the new WELLYE 12V 258 control panel. Ensure all connections are secure and correctly oriented.
  5. Secure the Panel: Place the new control panel into its designated slot in the vehicle. Secure it using the original fasteners or clips.
  6. Reconnect Power: Reconnect the vehicle's main power source.
  7. Test Functionality: Turn on the vehicle and test all functions of the new control panel (music, lights, forward/back, speed, etc.) to ensure proper operation.
Front and back view of the 12V Forward Back B control panel, showing the circuit board with connectors CN1 and CN2.
Figure 2: Example of a control panel variant (12V Forward Back B) showing the front interface and the circuit board with connection points.

6. Operation

Familiarize yourself with the buttons and functions of your specific control panel variant:

  • Power On/Off: Use the vehicle's main power switch. The control panel will illuminate upon power-on.
  • Battery Indicator: Observe the LED lights above the USB port to monitor the vehicle's battery level.
  • Start/Stop (Central Button): Press to start or stop the vehicle's movement.
  • Volume Control (V-, V+): Adjust the audio output volume.
  • Previous/Next Track Buttons: Navigate through audio tracks when playing music from USB or Bluetooth.
  • Music Note Button: Initiates music playback or storytelling functions.
  • Light Bulb Button: Toggles the vehicle's lights on or off.
  • USB Playback: Insert a USB drive into the 'U' port to play stored audio files.
  • MP3 Input: Connect an external audio device (e.g., smartphone) to the 'M' port using an audio cable.

Variant-Specific Controls:

  • Forward/Back Buttons: For variants with these buttons (e.g., 12V Forward Back, 12V Forward Back B), press the respective button to move the vehicle forward or backward.
  • Rabbit/Tortoise Buttons: For variants with these buttons (e.g., 12V Rabbit Tortoise), press 'Rabbit' for high speed and 'Tortoise' for low speed.
  • Mode Button (B))): On the 12V Forward MODE variant, this button allows you to switch between different operational modes, such as Bluetooth or FM radio.
Front view of the 12V Forward MODE control panel, highlighting the 'B)))' mode button and 'Forward'/'Back' buttons.
Figure 3: 12V Forward MODE variant, showing the 'B)))' button for mode selection.
Front view of the 12V Rabbit Tortoise control panel, highlighting the 'Rabbit' and 'Tortoise' speed control buttons.
Figure 4: 12V Rabbit Tortoise variant, showing speed control buttons.

7. Maintenance

  • Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surface of the control panel. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the plastic or markings.
  • Connection Check: Periodically inspect all wiring connections to ensure they are secure and free from corrosion or damage.
  • Storage: If the vehicle is to be stored for an extended period, ensure the control panel is clean and dry, and disconnect the vehicle's battery.

8. Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause Solution
Control panel does not power on. Loose power connection, vehicle battery low/dead, incorrect installation. Check all wiring connections. Ensure vehicle battery is charged and properly connected. Verify correct installation as per Section 5.
No sound from speakers. Volume too low, incorrect audio source selected, loose speaker connections, faulty USB/MP3 device. Increase volume. Ensure USB or MP3 device is functioning. Check speaker wiring. Try switching audio modes if applicable.
Directional/Speed buttons unresponsive. Loose internal connection, incorrect control panel variant for vehicle, vehicle's motor system issue. Verify the control panel is the correct variant for your vehicle. Check internal connections if comfortable doing so, otherwise consult a professional.
Bluetooth/FM mode not working (if applicable). Incorrect mode selected, interference, faulty module. Ensure the correct mode is selected using the 'B)))' button. Try restarting the vehicle.

9. User Tips

  • Compatibility Check: Before purchasing or installing, always visually compare the new control panel with your original unit. Ensure the button layout, port configuration, and overall appearance are identical to guarantee compatibility and proper function.
  • Wiring Documentation: When replacing the unit, it is highly recommended to take clear photographs of the existing wiring connections to the circuit board (CN1, CN2) before disconnecting them. This will serve as a valuable reference during re-installation.
  • Secure Connections: Ensure all electrical connectors are firmly seated and locked into place. Loose connections are a common cause of intermittent functionality or complete failure.

10. Warranty and Support

For warranty information, technical support, or replacement parts, please contact the seller, WELLYE Children's Car Parts Store, directly through your purchase platform. Keep your order details and product model number (12V 258) handy when contacting support.

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