20 Most Recent Fisher Price Power Wheels Kawasaki KFX Ninja Ride-On Toy - Page 8 Questions & Answers

your batteries are defective

It sounds like your power wheels battery is low. Have you charged it up for more than 18 hours.
I seems like power is getting to the back of the toy, so I think it might be the battery.
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There should be a wire with a yellow tag.The other end is inside by the stearing colum.If you have small hands find a grey wire by the stearing colum.pull on it its the other end to make it go faster

You can take a pair of pliers and grab on the push nuts. The Power Wheels push nuts will need to be replaced when you change the new wheels.
Hope this helps

ihad 1 for my son the solution is if you have plastic whells i to screw somme screws in the whells you get better traction it workt for me dench

If you use a butter knife to pop out the forward\reverse button there is 2 other prongs that the wires are no connected to. Connect the wires to the unused prongs. I had this problem and I was going to order a new switch until I tried this. It worked for me.

I have taken a lot of these power wheels apart, there are nylon gears that when the vehicle is powered forward and cannot move the teeth on the plastic gears will wear down and slip.

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To replace the gearbox you will need to take off the axle cap and shaft washer that holds the wheel on.
Slide off the wheel.
I think this power wheel has a silver plastic housing that covers the gearboxes and axle, which means that there will be an amount of screws to take out before you can get to the guts.
Once you get to the wires on the motor you will need to cut and strip them and install the replacement
If you can, I would prefer you would crimp the wires together with a blue or Yellow **** splice, but if you do not have crimper or lugs You can use wire nuts large enough to firmly connect both wires. Then electrical tape the nuts and wires to prevent loosening by vibration. Even though these are 6 volt batteries their current is enough for wires not connected well to overheat, melt and could possibly become a fire hazard.
Ideally the wires from the replacement would be the same color as the original but if not you will want to test to see if while in forward it does go forward. If not you need to reverse the two wires. This is a headache saving measure.
Re-assemble everything making sure that the axle nut or cap goes back on Tightly to prevent the wheel from falling off during use.

http://www.toyservice.ms/Search.aspx?sq=mustang go to this link and select your model number... you should be able to order the part to fix it with no problems... good luck

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go to http://www.toyservice.ms/VehicleParts.aspx?m=328&bt=

This gives an illustrated parts breakdown, and you should be able to order the parts needed.

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hi
there is a swich in the back of the car (L/low and H/high)
try it on high .
i hope this will work

If you battery is old, has continually gone a month or more without being charged, or has been left charging for extended periods of time it could be the battery. But it could also be one of the switches getting dirty. I would suggest going to www.modifiedpowerwheels.com They have all the info you could every want on how to troubleshoot and fix these.

How to assemble: Steps: Mechanism casing upside down: - insert man - insert on/off switch - insert small cover - insert small gear - insert H shaped part at the gear opening - align base and screws in w 2 screws Right side up: - attach big gear and axel to small gear inside casing - place scoring under axel and onto the base - align merri go round against mechanism and 2 screws Upside down: - screws 3 more screws of merry go round piece

sorry have no need to work on toys no small ones anymore

Check inside where the batteries are stored. There may be a switch that changes the language and it might have gotten jostled and switched on its own. If still no luck, remove and replace batteries to see if it resets. If that doesn't work contact Fisher Price customer service for more assistance. Bonne Chance! (That's Good Luck in French) If you haven't fixed your toy yet, you might already know that. =) Au Revoir

try to reset, insert small thin object with the batteries in and the product turned on. And check that batteries are both the same bransd and heading in the right direction and use the recommend type or brand if they have one.

Fisher Price Music box: to open, remove the four screws from the bottom, open the two parts as wide as possible without using too much force. Using a small flat blade screw driver, insert between the red cover and white top where the wind up knob is located. Pry the red bottom out far enough to allow the ring surrounding the knob to slide under the red bottom. The box is now open.

After repair, and re-assembling, make sure the wider part of the wind up stop wheel faces the front of the player, otherwise the wind up knob catches and slows the mechanism.

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As we can not fully see the damage my best bet would be to take it to a local "Mens Shed" where I'm sure they can fix it for you.

my grandsons broke their mother's (and aunts') FP music box. There was almost no sound The teeth are simply a wind-up music box set, connected to a rod that transmits the vibrations to the diaphragm under the pseudo-tone-arm. I was able to fix by placing a cotter-pin on the rod in the arm at or near the junction and then trim with wire cutters to the correct size. I checked the diaphragm first by tapping it through the arm/table connection.

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