Parts -screws Screws needed to fix the top green part on to the toy.

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

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

I have one similar, and the batteries go under the little keyboard looking thing on the left side. The part with the blue, green, and yellow with three pink things on top? That should pop out (with a little difficulty), and then have screws under it. That's where the batteries go on mine.

The screws for the safety seat are listed in my instructions as M5 12mm screws (5mm diameter, 12mm length) in the front two holes and M5 83mm screws in the rear. You can find those at your local home improvement store.


There is no phone number listed on the instructions that came with ours. It includes a fax number for Kiddieland Toys in Hong Kong: (852) 2116-0500.

It does list a website (www.kiddieland.com.hk) that has contact info for their "US Office":

Gems, Inc.
18 Doctor's Hill Drive, Scituate, MA 02066
email: [email protected]

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I had the same problem it seems, and I got it fixed. I unscrewed the 5 screws in the base (one is kind of hidden in the "tail" of the unit), and the 2 screws in the battery compartment. I lifted the outer cover off, and then unscrewed the 4 screws holding down the motor compartment. Carefully lifting that off, I found several small white cogs (gears) and one of them was out of alignment. I put it back in place and carefully aligned and reassembled the parts. It works now.

he must have done it through the port in the front of the subwoofer.
If you look in the back of the sub woofer you will notice a metal back plate with all the sockets and controls on it. You will notic a lot of screws on it, now remember only to remove all the screws close to the edge of the metal plate ( do not remove any of the screws in the middle portion ) about 8 to 12 screws. After removing the screws pull out the metal plate gently. There will be some cables attached to the plate , do not attempt to remove this !!. Shine a torch into the box and see if you can retrieve the toys from the gap you have created by parting the back plate.
After having removed the toys place the plate back carefully making suree no wire is trapped between the box and the plate. Put two screws on the opposite ends and then lift the subwoofer and shake it to confirm if any more toys are in before you put back all the other screws.

Go to Napa Auto Partsand they have an 8 amp marine fuse. It is the fuse Gemmy uses. A box of 5 fuses costs 5 bucks. Hope this helps

OMG! My TV has been sitting in a closet for the last three years because I couldn't afford to have it fixed.  I have googled now and then trying to find a cure for its green affliction but never found the right advice until tonight. I can't thank J19666566666 enough!!  I just followed the instructions and presto!  Working TV again! And just in time for the Oscars (which is like the Super Bowl for me).  
The editor in me tweaked the instructions a little...
Its is real easy to fix. There are 2 screws holding the front speaker cover on near the bottom corners (there are plastic plugs covering the screws that need to come out first). Unscrew and remove the speaker cover (pull it out from the bottom a little then sort of down and out to get it loose but be careful because there are wires attached). Next remove the 4 screws holding the particle board panel in place. There will be a cluster of 6 adjustment nobs with a drop of white paint on each one (2 rows of 3 - do not touch the top row). The green is controlled by the bottom middle screw, Using a screwdriver turn it counter clockwise (to the left) ever so slightly (1-3mm) and there you have your TV back. Use the bottom right screw to adjust the red and bottom left screw for blue. 
Thanks again so much!