User manual KYOSHO CALMATO SPORTS EP 1400

[. . . ] Paints (for painting the body shell) @ painting the body, use Kyosho paints for For models!B N For safe masking jobs, use this plastic masking sheet featuring one self-adhesive edge. Before assembling, please read the following carefully: Oe First, read this instruction manual and understand the modelÕs con-struction. [. . . ] Should parts be missing, immediately contact the retail shop or your nearest Kyosho distributor. Compare it to the true-toDo scale dia- ram in each assembly step, then install it. Even if feeling hard, tighten a TP screw until the part will be securely attached. However, do not overtighten it as the plastic thread inside the part may strip!How to read the instruction manual: A: Indicates the number of the assembly step and C: All parts except screws are identified by key numbers. For purchasing spare parts, find the key number of the part needed in the spare parts list and refer to the left column to look up the corresponding order number. Please note them during the entire assembly at the bottom of each page. B When it is too much loose to adjust, take off the one piece of chain as drawing. B " , Ì ^ If overtightening the 3 x 3mm set screw, you may damage the shift spring!@ Note the following in order to ensure smooth operation and long life of the 2-Speed Transmission. Oe Regularly check whether the screws on the chassis are firmly tightened, and retighten if necessary. Oe Regularly check whether the oneway bearing locks into the direction indicated. Oe not run your car on ground: Do · ECan not run front and reverse between too big gap. Oe Ensure the throttle and QRC linkages move smoothly without binding. Oe may happen that changing the running direction is difficult espeIt cially when driving up a steep way or running on bumpy ground. WARNING: Do NOT operate the model in the following places and situations: (Non-observance may lead to accidents! [. . . ] WARNING: Do NOT operate the model in the following places and situations: (Non-observance may lead to accidents!With weak dry batteries, transmission and reception of the radio fall off. You may lose control of your model when operating it under such condition. [. . . ]