20 Most Recent Master Heaters Air Hogs Sharp Shooter Helicopter 1 Questions & Answers

it needs to be in the air to shoot he missils and di you relode it

Because it needs new batteries.
Hope this helped is I had the same problem! :)

We've had this problem on one of our three Sharpshooters. I've contacted Air Hogs about the issue and replacements for that piece are NOT available from them. I've had some success using fine wire to resecure the connections by wrapping the end of the little piece that breaks and then wrapping the wire around the little tip on the upper rotor where the piece formerly attached. Good luck!

I had this problem yesterday as well :)

My helicopter charged once worked and flew once for about 5 minutes. Then the helicopter stopped responding to the controller and it wouldn't take a charge. When I connected the remote to the helicopter the CHG light came on solid for about 30 seconds. This means that the controller is waiting to be plugged into the helicopter.

A couple of points to check before you go further:
1) make sure that the helicopter is turned OFF before charging!
2) When charging the red CHG light will blink.
3) When finished charging the red CHG light and the green Power light will blink at the same time.
4) After a certain amount of time both lights will stop blinking to save the batteries.

After taking the helicopter apart this is what I have found:
*The helicopter has a 140mA-H 3.7V Li-Po battery.
*The battery has a little board with 2 tiny computer chips. When the battery is empty these 2 chips will completely disconnect the battery. This prevents damaging the battery and this is why the helicopter stops responding when the battery is empty.
*There are two connections between the battery and the little board - a long connection which wraps one time around the battery and a short connection. My problem was with the short battery connection.

Solution --The little board has a short piece of foil which connects to another short piece of foil on the battery. These two pieces of foil are simply pressed together and then glued. In my case this connection broke. To fix the problem I removed the yellow tape and glue and used a soldering iron to solder the 2 foil pieces together. Make sure that you put tape (any household tape should be OK) back on the battery to prevent any shorts.

I had this problem with mine. what you have to do is have the trim slightly to the right if its spinning left then from there move it slowly to the left. If it starts spinning it means you've gone to far.

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we had the same thing happen to ours. I think it has hair stuck in between the 2 rotors. cant figure out how to take it apart!!!! any suggestions????

Right here is the support site. http://www.airhogs.com/#/need_help
This is the place to get help for Air Hogs.
They also have a "community" link which may do you some good too.

it could be that you just need to use the adjustment nob it is next to the right joy stick u can turn it to make the heli fly straight. or one of your blades is not working like it should.

Hello and happy Thanks giving!

There is a gear drive that spins the blades, the gear drive is very lightly built and prone to fail, which is what has happened in you case, if it is a week old take it back and get a replacement helicopter, it is defective and there is nothing you can do to repair it, they don't make the parts to repair the gear for drive blade, the blades are replaceable and that is about it.

If green flashes you will need to change batteries.

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Sounds like you are missing the central support rod or bar that connects the Babyweaver swinging crib to the stand, providing stability and support for the crib. This component is crucial for maintaining the structural integrity of the crib and ensuring safe usage. Here are some steps you can take to address the missing part: 1. Contact the Manufacturer: - Reach out to Babyweaver or the manufacturer of the swinging crib to inquire about obtaining a replacement central support rod. - Provide them with details about the missing part and the specific model of the swinging crib to ensure you receive the correct component. 2. Check for Spare Parts: - Check if the swinging crib came with a user manual or assembly instructions that may have information about spare parts or replacement components. - Look for any contact information provided for customer support or spare parts inquiries. 3. Online Search: - Conduct an online search using keywords such as "Babyweaver swinging crib central support rod" or "Babyweaver crib replacement parts" to see if you can find the specific part for purchase. - Explore baby product retailers, online marketplaces, and specialty stores that offer replacement parts for nursery furniture. 4. Local Retailers: - Visit local baby product stores or furniture stores that carry nursery items. - Bring the existing part (if you have one side of the support rod) to help them identify and match the missing component. 5. Custom Fabrication: - If you are unable to find a suitable replacement part, consider contacting a metal fabrication shop or a carpenter who may be able to custom-make a central support rod that fits your Babyweaver swinging crib. - Provide them with measurements and details about the required specifications for the part.

It sounds like the drop may have caused some internal damage to the electronics or wiring of the Teddy Ruxpin toy. Here are some steps you can take to try and troubleshoot the issue:

1. Restart the Toy: Sometimes a simple restart can resolve minor issues. Try turning off the toy completely, including any power switches or buttons, and then turning it back on again after a few moments.
2. Check Battery Compartment: Ensure that the batteries are properly inserted and making good contact with the terminals inside the battery compartment. If the drop caused any displacement of the batteries, it might affect the toy's functionality.
3. Inspect for Physical Damage: Carefully examine the exterior of the toy for any signs of physical damage, such as cracks, dents, or loose parts. If there's visible damage, it may indicate internal damage as well.
4. Test with Different Devices: If the Teddy Ruxpin toy connects to a separate app or device for sound playback, try connecting it to a different device to see if the issue persists. This can help determine if the problem lies with the toy or the connected device.
5. Contact Customer Support: If none of the above steps resolve the issue, it's possible that the drop caused internal damage to the toy's electronics or wiring. In this case, you may need to contact the manufacturer's customer support for assistance. They may be able to provide further troubleshooting steps or offer a repair or replacement option.

Keep in mind that since the toy is relatively new, it may still be under warranty, which could cover repairs or replacements for damage caused by accidents like drops. Be sure to check the warranty information or contact the manufacturer for guidance on warranty coverage.

This game is a great one to play with kids on a wet afternoon stuck indoors. Basically use their toys to turn an area of the house into a toy store. Get the kids involved in choosing the games they would like to 'sell'. Write prices lists and stick them somewhere that the kids can see and reach ie Lego sets - $4, Dolls - $2

If you don't have any pretend money, you can make your own with the kids, then divide up the tasks and let them enjoy many hours of pretend shopping.

I would contact your service provider for the code.

Question edited for clarity and spelling of the maker, 'Spaulding'.

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