Ride-On Toy Car: 12V Bluetooth Remote Control for Children

Ensuring the Control Box Fits Your Car: A Step-by-Step Guide

When it comes to repairing or replacing the control box in your electric ride-on car, it's essential to ensure that the new part fits your specific vehicle. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you determine if the control box you've found is compatible with your car.

First, open your broken electric ride-on car and take a close look at the control box. Examine the appearance of the control box, paying attention to its shape, size, and any distinctive features. If the new control box you've found has the same appearance as the one in your car, it's likely that the part will fit your vehicle.

Next, let's address the initial setup or battery replacement process. This process involves matching the frequency between the control box and the car's power supply.

Step 1: Install two AAA 1.5V batteries, ensuring that the positive and negative polarity inside the battery chamber is correct. Finally, close the battery cover. The indicator will flash three times, indicating that the batteries have been installed correctly.

Step 2: Press and hold the frequency key (car select) for about 2 seconds, and the indicator will start flashing.

Step 3: Turn on the power supply of the car, and the indicator will turn off.

Step 4: If the matching frequency is unsuccessful (the indicator does not turn off), turn off the power supply and repeat steps 2 and 3.

It's important to note that the product is suitable for specific children's riding toys, so please ensure that the parts you've purchased are the same as the original ones. DIY modifications to the wires are not recommended.

The Weelye 2.4G Remote Control bluetooth receiver for kids' powered ride-on cars, with the model number Weelye RX19 12V CE FC, features a 7-pin four-sided socket. This information can be helpful in ensuring that the control box you've found is compatible with your car.

In summary, to ensure the control box fits your electric ride-on car, open your broken vehicle, examine the appearance of the control box, and compare it to the new part you've found. If the appearance matches, it's likely that the control box will fit your car. Additionally, follow the steps for matching the frequency between the control box and the car's power supply to ensure a successful setup.

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