Thank You & Why Choose UD1610PRO
The UD1610PRO RC Monster Truck is a top-tier, professionally designed vehicle. It is a hobby-grade machine for those who demand more, featuring a strong upgrade system that allows it to grow with the user. Users can swap electric and transmission components to unlock new levels of performance while retaining the rugged chassis.
Why choose UD1610PRO:
- Hobby-Grade Construction: Precision-machined components with tight tolerances and an industrial-strength chassis designed for extreme durability.
- Professional Fastener System: Uses 12.9-grade hardened steel hex screws throughout, superior to cheap iron Phillips-head screws found on toy-grade vehicles.
- Advanced Suspension System: Features oil-filled shocks with adjustable damping, providing 3x better impact absorption than basic spring shocks.
- Battle-Ready Drivetrain: Includes a fully sealed transmission structure that prevents dirt ingress, keeping gears running smoothly in sand, mud, or rocks.
- Quick-disassembly Design: Allows for components to be swapped in a short time.
- Unique Body Design: Features a unique buckle lock for effortless body attachment and a reinforced roll cage structure for better crash protection. A detailed driver figurine adds realism for immersive driving experience.
- Lifetime Support Ecosystem: Genuine replacement parts are always available, along with upgrade parts to push limits further.
- 24/7 Lifetime Support Commitment: Offers 24-hour rapid response within 7 days, lifetime technical support for all products, and instant troubleshooting regardless of timezone.
01 - WARNING & PRECAUTION & POLICY STATEMENT
01-01 IMPORTANT NOTICE
(1) The package or instruction manual contains important information and must be RETAINED.
(2) UDIRC's products are continuously improving; design and specifications are subject to change without notice. All information in this manual has been carefully checked for accuracy, but UDIRC reserves the final interpretation right for any printing errors.
(3) Spare parts (including batteries and chargers) mentioned in the User Manual are subject to sales. The KIT version does not include electronic components. Configurations vary by version; please refer to the sales version.
(4) Failure to follow these instructions may result in injury to yourself or others, and may also cause property damage or model damage.
(5) For more safety precautions, please refer to the "Disclaimer and Safety Operation Guidelines".
(6) Usage: Please follow the instructions to install and operate the model.
01-02 WARNING STATEMENT
Warning: The product should only be used by adults and children over 14 years. Adult supervision is required for children under 14 years.
Note: This product is intended for adults and children aged 14 and above. Children under 14 years must be supervised by adults.
01-03 USE SEQUENTIAL
Before Operation
- (1) Read the instruction manual in detail, or ask for the person with experience in operation, and read with the guardian if necessary.
- (2) Make sure all screws and nuts are properly tightened.
- (3) The transmitter and the vehicle should always use the battery with saturated power to avoid losing control of the model.
- (4) Please make sure that the throttle trigger is in the center position.
During Operation
- (1) First turn on the power of the transmitter, and then turn on the power of the model.
- (2) Use this product only in open areas (>5x5m) without pedestrians.
- (3) DO NOT put fingers or any objects inside rotating and moving parts.
After Operation
- (1) First turn off the model power, then turn off the transmitter's power, and take out all batteries.
- (2) Daily maintenance is required after the model is used.
01-04 ATTENTION STATEMENT
- (1) The model must stop immediately and check for the reasons when it is operating abnormally.
- (2) Keep in mind that people around you may also operate a radio control model.
- (3) The motor is a heating part; please do not touch it.
- (4) If you don't use the model for a long time, please raise the chassis to let the wheels hang in the air.
- (5) Please use this product only in empty places! It is strictly forbidden to use it on roads, living areas, parks, indoor areas, children, or places where people gather, otherwise injury may occur.
Safety Visual Descriptions:
- [!] The product contains small and sharp parts. Keep away from children.
- [!] Be sure to read the instruction manual in detail, or ask for the person with experience in operation, and read with the guardian if necessary.
- [!] DO NOT operate in public streets or crowded places to avoid accidents.
- [!] Cutters, nippers, and screw drivers need careful handling.
- [!] Please do not reverse contact or disassemble the battery, as this may cause the battery to explode.
- [!] DO NOT put the model in high temperature, humidity, or direct sunlight.
01-05 BATTERY SAFETY STATEMENT
Please read and observe all precautions before use. Improper use of battery may cause danger.
It is normal for the battery to heat up after operation. Please be careful when handling the battery. If the wire is worn, it is easy to short circuit and cause fire.
- Pay attention to the polarity of the battery when installing or replacing the battery.
- Different types of batteries or old and new batteries should not be mixed.
- After use, please disconnect the power supply and pull out the plug.
- DO NOT charge the battery when it is bulging or expanding.
- Keep away from damp, corrosive environments, and heat sources.
- DO NOT short circuit, decompose, or put the battery into fire.
- Please use the attached special charger to charge the battery.
- Please charge the battery under adult supervision.
- Remove the battery from the model before charging.
- DO NOT short circuit any terminals.
[? WARNING FIRE HAZARD!]
Li-Po Battery Disposal & Recycling: Wasted Lithium-Polymer batteries must not be placed with household trash. Please contact your local environmental or waste agency or the supplier of your model or your nearest Li-Po battery recycling center.
01-06 WEEE COMPLIANCE
Please help the environment by disposing of your product responsibly at the end of its life. The wheeled bin symbol indicates that this product should not be disposed of in your household waste containers. Instead, the product should be disposed of by using a designated collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. The Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive (2002/96/EC) requires that the best available recycling techniques be employed to minimize the impact on the environment.
Recycling electronics helps by keeping harmful chemicals out of the environment, and also saves money by reusing precious metals. Remove any batteries and dispose of them and the product at your local authority's recycling facility. For more information about where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service, or the location where you purchased this product.
01-07 FCC NOTE
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
WARNING: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
FCC Notice: The equipment may generate or use radio frequency energy. Changes or modifications to this equipment may cause harmful interference unless the modifications are expressly approved in the instruction manual. Modifications not authorized by the manufacturer may void the user's authority to operate this device.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement: The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.
02 - VEHICLE SPECIFICATION
02-01 VEHICLE DATA
| Model No. | UD1610PRO |
| Vehicle Scale | 1:16 |
| Vehicle Size | L292×W225×H127mm |
| Vehicle Weight | 1155g (without battery) |
| Wheelbase | 180mm |
| Ground Clearance | 24mm |
| Battery Compartment Size | L110×W34×H25mm |
| Wheel Size | Ø85×45mm |
02-02 ELECTRONIC SYSTEM SPEC.
| Motor | 2845-3800KV Brushless Motor |
| ESC | Electronic Speed control (ESC), refer to "Section 04-01". |
| Receiver | Refer to "Section 04-02". |
| Battery | 1600mAh, 7.4V, XT60 connector |
| Steering Servo | 3 wires, 17g copper gear digital servo |
| Transmitter | Refer to "Section 04-03" for detail. |
02-03 TRANSMISSION SYSTEM SPEC.
| Pinion Gear | 0.6M 14T Metal (Position: assembled on the Motor Shaft) |
| Spur Gear | 0.6M 50T Metal (Position: assembled on the Main Shaft) |
| Input Gear | 0.95M 10T Metal (Position: assembled on the 2 tips of Main Shaft) |
| Main Differential Gear | 0.95M 30T Metal |
| Satellite Gear | 0.8M 16T Metal |
| Planetary Gears | 0.8M 8T Metal |
| Main Driveshaft | Metal |
| Universal Driveshaft | Metal |
02-04 STRUCTURE SYSTEM SPEC.
| Truck Body | PVC |
| Chassis | 2.0mm Thickness High-quality Nylon |
| Suspension Arm | High-quality Nylon |
| Shock Absorber | Oil-filled Shock Absorber, Metal, 300cst |
| Shock Tower | High-quality Nylon |
| Wheel Hex | Metal |
| Deck Board | 2.0mm Thickness High-quality Nylon |
| Motor Mount | Metal |
03 - QUICK START
03-01 STEP 1 - CHARGE THE LI-BATTERY BEFORE PLAYING
The battery contains less power when leaving the factory, so it must be fully charged before use.
When charging the battery, it must be disconnected from the ESC and separated from the model.
The battery must be allowed to cool for 20 minutes after use before recharging.
(1) Connect the included USB charging cable to the model-battery charging port;
(2) Connect the USB cable with battery to USB port of your computer or USB adaptor (output 5V 2A) (not included);
(3) Plug the adaptor to the household power supply;
(4) When charging, the green LED will flash, and will become stable after fully charged. The charging process takes approximately 3-4 hours. (Not support fast charging protocol!)
Diagram Description: A model battery is connected via a USB charging cable to a USB adapter, which is then plugged into a household power supply.
[⚠️ WARNING: MUST BE SUPERVISED WHILE CHARGING.]
Please use the included USB charging cable and make sure it is properly connected.
Notes: The charging time provided is experimental data and is for reference only. Actual charging time may vary depending on factors such as battery aging and charger efficiency. Use a charger with appropriate current to avoid overcharging or over-discharging, which helps extend battery lifespan.
03-02 STEP 2 - OPEN THE TRUCK BODY
Step 2-1: Squeeze the rear lock inward to remove the bodyshell.
Step 2-2: Lift the bodyshell upwards and detach it from the rear lock.
Step 2-3: Push the bodyshell forward to disengage the front hook from the front lock.
Step 2-4: Lift the bodyshell upwards to remove it.
03-03 STEP 3 – CHECK THE CONNECTING ON ELECTRONIC PARTS
After removing the truck body, check the connecting among ESC and other electric parts per the instruction of "Section 04-01-02".
03-04 STEP 4 – CONNECT THE BATTERY TO ESC
Put the battery into the battery compartment, fix the battery with Velcro and then connect with the ESC. Take out the battery when not in use, otherwise the battery is easily damaged.
Diagram Description: Shows the battery compartment with Velcro, and the XT60 connectors for battery output and ESC input.
03-05 STEP 5 - INSTALL THE TRANSMITTER BATTERIES
- Open the battery cover at the bottom of the transmitter, and then install the 4 PCS of 1.5V AA batteries or 7.4V Li-ion battery with connector type PH2.0-3P.
- For installation detail, refer to "Section 04-03-03".
03-06 STEP 6 - POWER ON TRANSMITTER & ESC FOR FREQUENCY PAIRING
1. Always power ON your transmitter first, and then power on the ESC.
2. The device automatically frequency pairing is successful. If all the lights keep bright, it indicates that the frequency pairing is successful. Otherwise, frequency pairing fails and needs to be done again. Refer to "Section 04-03-09" for details.
Diagram Description: Shows the transmitter being powered ON first, followed by the ESC. Includes an image of pushbutton switches.
03-07 STEP 7 - ASSMBLE THE BODY & START TO PLAY
Step 7-1: Insert the front hook into the front lock.
Step 7-2: Pull the bodyshell towards the rear of the car.
Step 7-3: Press the car body down to insert the rear lock into the lock position hole.
The installation steps are the opposite of the removal. Refer to Sections 03-02.
03-08 STEP 8 - POWER OFF THE ESC & TRANSMITTER
(1) First, turn off the vehicle's ESC (press and hold ≤ 2 seconds) power and remove the battery. Open the truck body and refer to "Section 03-02" for details.
(2) Second, turn off the transmitter power and remove the battery. Open the battery cover and refer to "Section 04-03-03" for details.
(3) IMPORTANT: Always power OFF the ESC before the transmitter.
03-09 STEP 9 – PRODUCT MAINTENANCE
When not in use, remove the battery from the model and transmitter.
Please remove the sediment and dirt on the car completely and must be kept dry after play.
Apply lubricating oil to external metal parts.
Please separate the car and battery when not in use.
04 - ESC, RECEIVER & TRANSMITTER INSTRUCTIONS
04-01 ESC INSTRUCTIONS
04-01-01 ESC DATA
| Model | ESC45 |
| RF Standard | 2.4GHz |
| Input Power | 2-3S |
| Rated current | 45A |
| Size | 39.7×21×33mm |
| Power Connector | XT60 |
| Motor Limit | 2-3S, LiPo |
| Motor Connector | 3.5mm banana connector |
04-01-02 ESC INSTALLATION
Diagram Description: Shows the ESC with connections for Power switch, Motor input (+/-), Receiver, and Power input. Mentions short press (≤ 1 second) to turn on, press and hold (≤ 2 seconds) to turn off.
04-01-03 ESC OPERATION TIPS
- (1) When starting to play the vehicle, always power ON your transmitter before the ESC.
- (2) After playing the vehicle, always power OFF the ESC before the transmitter.
04-02 RECEIVER INSTRUCTIONS
04-02-01 RECEIVER DATA
| Model | SR5 |
| RF Standard | 2.4GHz |
| Input Power | 2S |
| Rated current | 35A |
| Size | 32×15×20mm |
04-02-02 RECEIVER INSTALLATION
Diagram Description: Shows the receiver with Antenna, Indicator, and labeled jacks: CH1 Steering gear jack, CH2 ESC jack, CH3 Pinboard jack, CH4 expansion jack. Also shows power terminals (Л+-).
04-03 TRANSMITTER INSTRUCTIONS
Before installing and operating your transmitter, please take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the various features of the system by reading this instruction manual thoroughly.
04-03-01 TRANSMITTER DATA
| Model | UA42-E |
| Control Type | Proportional |
| Frequency Band | 2.4GHz |
| Channels | 4 |
| Control Distance | 100m |
| Input Power Method 1 | 1.5V AA Battery × 4pcs |
| Input Power Method 2 | 7.4V Battery with connector type PH2.0-3P |
04-03-02 TRANSMITTER FUNCTIONS
Diagram Description: A diagram of the transmitter with numbered controls (1-13).
| Control | Function |
|---|---|
| 1 ST. TRIM | Steering Trim, refer to "Section 04-03-04" for detail. |
| 2 TH. D/R | Limit the output ratio of the throttle, refer to “Section 04-03-06" for detail. |
| 3 Transmitter Indicator | Refer to "Section 04-03-07" for detail. |
| 4 TH. REV | Reverse the throttle function. |
| 5 ST. REV | Reverse the steering function. |
| 6 Power Switch | Power on / off the transmitter, refer to "Section 04-03-08". |
| 7 CH4 | Expansion channel. |
| 8 CH3 Control Button | Frequency Pairing Button, refer to "Section 04-03-09" for detail. |
| 9 ST. D/R | Steering Dual Rate, refer to "Section 04-03-05" for detail. |
| 10 CH2, Throttle Trigger | Control the vehicle to move forward/backward, refer to "Section 04-03-10" for detail. |
| 11 CH1, Steering Wheel | Control the vehicle to turn right/left, refer to "Section 04-02-11". |
| 12 Battery Cover | Battery installation, refer to "Section 04-03-03" for detail. |
| 13 Regulatory Interface Cover | To avoid dust or water splash. |
04-03-03 BATTERY INSTALLATION
Open battery cover at the bottom of transmitter. Install batteries. Follow the direction of batteries designated in the inside of the battery box.
Diagram Description: Shows how to open the battery cover (push then lift). Details Input Power Method 2 (7.4V Li-battery) and Input Power Method 1 (1.5V AA batteries x4). Includes a note on polarity direction.
04-03-04 ST. TRIM
Steering Trim: Trim adjustment allows you to finely tune the inputs from your transmitter. It's the dial you reach for when your RC car isn't tracking straight. The steering trim is what helps navigate the RC car in a straight line.
Diagram Description: Shows the ST.TRIM dial on the transmitter and how turning it affects the vehicle's steering alignment.
04-03-05 ST. D/R
Steering Dual Rate: Steering Dual Rate knob can be set to control the steering throw: (1) Turning the knob clockwise to increase the steering throw. (2) Turning the knob anticlockwise to reduce the steering throw.
Diagram Description: Three samples (0%, 25%, 50%) illustrating the effect of ST.D/R settings on steering wheel movement and resulting wheel angle.
04-03-06 TH. D/R
The throttle rudder adjustment knob can control the size of the throttle output: (1) Turn the knob clockwise to increase the throttle output. (2) Turn the knob counterclockwise to reduce the throttle output.
Diagram Description: Three samples (0%, 25%, 75%) illustrating the effect of TH.D/R settings on throttle output and car speed.
04-03-07 TRANSMITTER INDICATOR LIGHT
Situations for indicator light:
- Situation 1: When the signal is weak or interrupted, the indicator will flash quickly.
- Situation 2: When the power of the transmitter is low, the indicator light will flash slowly.
The above situations should be handled as soon as possible to avoid accidents.
04-03-08 POWER SWITCH
Please make sure the transmitter throttle trigger and Steering wheel are normal before starting up. Do not touch the throttle trigger & steering wheel when turning on the power of the transmitter. After powering on, the transmitter will automatically pair with the device, and the indicator light will remain steadily lit. If the indicator light blinks, please refer to "Section 04-03-09" for troubleshooting instructions.
04-03-09 CH3, CONTROL BUTTON
Frequency Pairing: If auto-pairing fails, turn off all power sources. ① Restart the ESC power supply; ② Press the CH3 button to turn on the transmitter power, then release CH3. When all the lights keep bright, it indicates that the frequency pairing is successful.
04-03-10 CH2, THROTTLE TRIGGER
Note: When using the transmitter in electric powered vehicles, the throttle trigger should always remain in the neutral position. Otherwise, the vehicle may suffer erratic operation of the throttle trigger functions.
Diagram Description: Shows Forward/Speed up, Backward/Brake, and Neutral positions for the throttle trigger.
04-03-11 CH1, STEERING WHEEL
Diagram Description: Shows Neutral, Left, and Right positions for the steering wheel.
05 - BUYABLE ACCESSORIES LIST
05-01 CHASSIS & TRANSMISSION PART LIST
| Part# | Name |
|---|---|
| P16-001A/B | Body assembly |
| P16-002B | Wheel |
| P16-003A/B | Wheel anti slip gasket |
| P16-004B | Wheel adapters (Metal) |
| P16-005 | Front & Rear wheel carriers |
| P16-006B | Steering linkage (Adjustable) |
| P16-007B | Universal drive shaft (Metal) |
| P16-008 | Suspension arms (Upper) |
| P16-009B | Shock absorber (Metal) |
| P16-010 | Suspension arms (Lower) |
| P16-012 | Chassis |
| P16-013 | Nerf bars |
| P16-014 | Upper chassis |
| P16-015 | Servo arm set |
| P16-016 | Steering mechanism |
| P16-017A | Servo mounts |
| P16-018C | Main driveshaft (132mm) |
| P16-019B | Drive bevel gear (Powder alloy) |
| P16-020B | Main spur gear (Powder alloy) |
| P16-021 | Motor mounts (Zinc alloy) |
| P16-022B | Pinion gear (Ø3.175mm, Powder alloy) |
| P16-023B | Differential assembly (Powder alloy) |
| P16-024 | Butterfly rack |
| P16-025 | Differential housing |
| P16-026 | Front bumper |
| P16-027 | Buffer plate |
| P16-028 | Bumper assembly (Rear) |
| P16-029B | Differential cup (Metal) |
| P16-030B | Sun gear (Powder alloy) |
| P16-031B | Differential large bevel gear (Powder alloy) |
| P16-032B | Planetary gear (Powder alloy) |
| P16-033 | Bind Velcro |
05-02 ELECTRONIC PART LIST
| Part# | Name |
|---|---|
| S1702 | Steering servo (Metal gear) |
| ESC45 | 45A, Electronic Speed control (ESC) |
| SR5 | Receiver |
| UA42-E | Transmitter |
| BL2845-38 | Brushed motor (2845-3800KV) |
| LAM16-03 | Lamp group |
| FUN16-3010 | Cooling fans (30×30×10mm) |
| MB-XT1674 | XT60 Model battery (7.4V, 1600mAh) |
| UCX24-E005 | Charger (For 7.4V battery) |
05-03 FITTING PART LIST
| Part# | Name |
|---|---|
| M01-001 | Hexagon socket head cap tapping screw (Ø2.6×6mm HB) |
| M01-003 | Hexagon socket head cap tapping screw (Ø2.6×10mm HB) |
| M01-004 | Hexagon socket head cap tapping screw (Ø2.6×12mm HB) |
| M01-005 | Hexagon socket head cap tapping screw (Ø2.6×15mm HB) |
| M01-006 | Hexagon socket head cap tapping screw (Ø2.6×20mm HB) |
| M01-010 | Hexagon socket head cap machine screw (Ø3×8mm HM) |
| M01-012 | Hexagon socket countersunk head tapping screw (Ø2.6×8mm KB) |
| M01-016 | Hexagonal flat round head self tapping screw (Ø2.6×6mm TB) |
| M01-020 | Hexagon socket button head machine screw (2.5×15mm TM) |
| M01-022 | Hexagon socket button head machine screw (3×15mm TM) |
| M01-052 | Hexagonal cup head half tooth self tapping screw (Ø2.5×13.5mm) |
| M01-053 | Hexagonal cup head half tooth self tapping screw (Ø2.5×20.5mm) |
| M01-054 | Set screw (Ø3×3mm) |
| M01-058 | Hexagon socket countersunkhead tapping screw (2.0×8mm KM) |
| M02-003 | M4 hex flanged lock nut |
| M03-007 | Ball bearing (Ø6.35×Ø9.5×3.2mm) |
| M03-012 | Ball bearing (Ø8×Ø12.7×4mm) |
| M05-041 | Hollow ball (Ø5×5.6mm) |
| M05-042 | Hollow ball (Ø5×7mm) |
| M06-014 | Pin (Ø1.95×9.5mm) |
| M06-015 | Pin (Ø2.5×27mm) |
| M06-016 | Pin (Ø2.5×38mm) |
| 1601-022 | Pin (Ø1.8×6.8mm) |
06 - TROUBLESHOOTING
| PROBLEM | POSSIBLE REASON | SOLUTION |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle can not move | Batteries are incorrectly assembled in remote controller. | Check transmitter batteries, refer to 04-02-03 for detail. |
| Vehicle can not move | Weak or damage battery in the car. | Install fully charged batteries. |
| Vehicle can not move | Worn or broken ESC/SCR wires or motor. | Check condition, reconnect and insulate. |
| Vehicle can not move | High temperature protection is triggered when the ESC/SCR is overheated. | Stop driving, ESC/SCR or motor has to cool down. |
| Vehicle can not move | Motor is damaged. | Replace with new unit. |
| Vehicle can not move | ESC/SCR or Receiver is damaged. | Replace with new unit. |
| Vehicle can not move | The wheel or drive shaft is entangled by debris. | Check components and remove the debris. |
| Vehicle can not move | The vehicle is off the control distance. | Operate the vehicle within the controlled range of transmitter. |
| Short runtime | Battery damaged or not fully charged. | Check condition, replace or recharge. |
| Short runtime | Motor is dirty or damaged. | Check condition, replace or recharge. |
| Short runtime | Terrain resistance causes excessive power consumption. | Play on other kinds of terrain. |
| Limited steering angle | The button of Transmitter Steering Dual Rate is set incorrectly. | Adjust Transmitter Steering Rate button per the manual. |
| Limited steering angle | Damaged steering components. | Check components and replace. |
| Sluggish performance | Battery damaged or not fully charged. | Check condition, replace or recharge. |
| Sluggish performance | Motor is dirty or damaged. | Clean, check condition or replace. |
| Sluggish performance | Drivetrain is dirty or damaged. | Clean, check condition or replace. |
| Short range or no control on vehicle | Transmitter battery is weak or installed incorrectly. | Check transmitter batteries. |
| Short range or no control on vehicle | Servo wires of receiver loose or connected incorrectly. | Reinstall signal wires to ESC receiver. |
| Short range or no control on vehicle | Transmitter and ESC/SCR receiver are not paired correctly. | Frequency re-pairing, refer to 04-02-09 for detail. |
| The indicator of the transmitter is not bright | The battery is installed incorrectly or has not enough power. | Install the battery properly or replace a new battery. |
| The indicator of the transmitter is not bright | The transmitter doesn't work. | Replace a new one. |
| Steering / Throttle works intermittent | ESC/SCR shuts down due to overheating. | Stop driving, ESC/SCR or motor has to cool down. |
| Steering / Throttle works intermittent | Transmitter and ESC/SCR receiver are not paired correctly. | Check if any interference sources, or repair the transmitter and ESC receiver. |
| PROBLEM | POSSIBLE REASON | SOLUTION |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle wanders left / right | Steering trim set out. | Adjust steering trim. |
| Vehicle wanders left / right | Steering components are damaged. | Check and replace components. |
| Vehicle wanders left / right | Drivetrain is dirty or damaged. | Clean, check, or replace. |
| Steering / Throttle operation reversed | "TH.REV" or "ST-REV" on the transmitter is set reversely. | Adjust the "TH.REV" or "ST-REV" on the transmitter per the manual. |
| Steering / Throttle operation reversed | Check the wires from ESC/SCR to the motor are connected correctly. | Disconnect and reconnect. |
| The speed is lower than claimed | Use the lower speed level on Throttle Limiter. | Choose the higher speed level on Throttle Limiter. |
| The speed is lower than claimed | The Pinion Gear was jamming against the Motor Mount. | Disassemble Motor Mount to adjust the Pinion Gear. |
| Long frequency matching time | The signal is disturbed. | Restart the vehicle and the transmitter. |
| Operation delay | There might be obstacles or interferences. | Remove or avoid the obstacles or interferences. |
| The vehicle moves forward (backward) automatically or makes a sound of "en...." | Something wrong in transmitter. | Restart the transmitter. |
07 - EXPLOSION VIEW (APPENDIX)
Refer to the "Appendix" for details.
VIEW-1 BODY ASSEMBLY
Diagram Description: Exploded view of the body assembly, showing parts like Body assembly (P16-001A/B) and screws (M01-001 x12pcs).
VIEW-2 FRONT ASSEMBLY
Diagram Description: Exploded view of the front assembly, showing parts like Wheel (P16-002B), Wheel adapters (P16-004B), Front & Rear wheel carriers (P16-005), Steering linkage (P16-006B), Universal drive shaft (P16-007B), Suspension arms (P16-008, P16-010), Shock absorber (P16-009B), and various screws and nuts.
VIEW-3 REAR ASSEMBLY
Diagram Description: Exploded view of the rear assembly, showing parts like Wheel (P16-002B), Wheel adapters (P16-004B), Front & Rear wheel carriers (P16-005), Steering linkage (P16-006B), Universal drive shaft (P16-007B), Suspension arms (P16-008, P16-010), Shock absorber (P16-009B), and various screws and nuts.
VIEW-4 CHASSIS ASSEMBLY
Diagram Description: Exploded view of the chassis assembly, showing parts like Main driveshaft (P16-018C), Main spur gear (P16-020B), Motor mounts (P16-021), ESC (ESC45), Motor (BL2845-38), and associated screws and bearings.
VIEW-5 FRONT BUMPER ASSEMBLY
Diagram Description: Exploded view of the front bumper assembly, showing parts like Front bumper (P16-026), Front lock (P16-024), and associated screws and parts.
VIEW-6 REAR BUMPER ASSEMBLY
Diagram Description: Exploded view of the rear bumper assembly, showing parts like Bumper assembly (Rear) (P16-028), Rear lock (P16-024), and associated screws and parts.
VIEW-7 FRONT AND REAR BUCKLES
Diagram Description: Shows the assembly of the front and rear lock mechanisms, using parts like Front lock (P16-024) and screws (M01-003).
VIEW-8 TOP VIEW
Diagram Description: Top-down view of the assembled vehicle, labeling various components like ESC45, SR5 Receiver, BL2845-38 Motor, and other chassis parts.
VIEW-8 LAMP GROUP ASSEMBLY
Diagram Description: Shows the assembly of the LED lamp group, including LED light beads, bumper, and lamp holes.
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