How Do You Fix Common Remote Control Toy Vehicle Problems?
Remote control toys can provide hours of fun for kids of all ages. Until, that is, they stop working. Often non-working remote control toys just need a quick fix, not the garbage. Take a few minutes to find and repair the problem, and you’ll be up and running in no time. Step 1 Check batteries and battery connections first. Try fresh batteries in both the toy and the remote control, making sure that the positive and negative ends of the batteries correspond correctly to the connections. Wipe the battery connections with a clean cloth. Step 2 Clean remote control toys that have spent much time outdoors. It’s possible that the toy contains dirt or debris that led to a loss of movement. Clean with a damp cloth and allow to dry thoroughly. Step 3 Look for loose wires in both your remote and the toys. If you find one, strip the plastic back so that you can reattach the wire. Wrap with electrical tape when connected. Step 4 Tighten anything loose on your toys. Face it, you know the toys made
