Razer  (600-4134)               Battery                Faxback Doc. # 6746

TRANSMITTER BATTERY

The transmitter requires one 9-volt battery.  We recommend an alkaline
battery, such as Radio Shack Cat. No. 23-553.

1.  Press (down arrow) PUSH on the battery compartment cover and slide the
    cover in the direction of the arrow.

2.  Snap the battery into the terminals inside the compartment.

3.  Replace the cover so it snaps into place.

Notes:  If the truck's operation becomes erratic or its range decreases,
        replace the battery.

        If you do not plan to use the transmitter for a week or more,
        remove and store the battery.

TRUCK BATTERIES

The truck requires six AA batteries.  We recommend nickel-cadmium
batteries, (Cat. No. 23-125) and a nickel-cadmium battery charger (Cat.
No. 23-133).  You can use alkaline batteries, but they quickly lose their
power if you frequently use the truck's high-speed setting.

CAUTION:  Do not mix alkaline and nickel-cadmium batteries, and do not mix
          nickle-cadmium batteries of different capacities.  Doing so
          could damage the truck.

Follow these steps to install the truck's batteries.

1.  Set ON/OFF to OFF.

2.  Turn the latch on the battery compartment cover counterclockwise, then
    lift the cover.

3.  Install the batteries as indicated by the polarity symbols (+ and -)
    marked inside the compartment.

4.  Replace the cover and turn the latch clockwise to secure it.

NOTES:  If operation becomes erratic or the operating range decreases, re-
        charge all six nickel-cadmium batteries or replace all six
        alkaline batteries.  Follow the charger's instructions to charge
        nickel-cadmium batteries.

        If you plan not to use the truck for a week or more, remove and
        store the batteries.

NOTE:  This truck is capable of using rechargeable nickel-cadmium
       batteries.  At the end of the batteries' useful life, they must be
       recycled or disposed of properly.  Contact the local county or
       state hazardous waste management authorities for information on
       recycling or disposal programs in your area.  Some options that
       might be available are:  municipal curb-side collection, drop-off
       boxes at retailers, recycling collection centers, and mail-back
       programs.

(CJD/all-8/18/94)