STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic User Manual

STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic

INTRODUCTION

For Star Wars fans, the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic, also called “The Child” or Baby Yoda, is a must-have treasure. This animatronic figure, made by Hasbro, brings the popular character to life with its realistic design, realistic moves, and sound effects that you can control. It’s a handy 8.27 x 3.15 x 8.27-inch size and only weighs 1.26 pounds, so it’s great for play or showing off. This mechanical figure can be used by people aged 5 and up and needs 3 AAA batteries to work. It would be a fun and magical addition to any Star Wars collection.

SPECIFICATIONS

FEATURES

• Motorized Movements: The toy has motorized movements that make The Child come to life. The head moves up and down, the ears move back and forth, and the eyes open and close.
• To use the Force, press three times on The Child’s head to turn on Force mode. In this mode, the mechanical toy raises its arm, closes its eyes, and lets out a sigh, just like the Force.
• Series-Inspired Sounds: Touching the top of The Child’s head makes more than 25 different sound and motion combos. These include sounds of happiness and excitement, laughs, babbles, tiredness and sleepiness, and Force effects sounds that make the experience more real.
• Interactive Play: Kids can play interactively by combining different sounds and movements. They can imagine they are in The Mandalorian world while taking care of and interacting with The Child.
• Force Nap: The Child needs to rest after using a lot of energy in Force mode. It closes its eyes during a “Force nap,” which happens when you lay it down. This makes playing even more realistic.
• Premium Soft Goods Robe: The Child is based on a figure from The Mandalorian series, and it comes with a premium soft goods robe that makes it feel more real and gives you something fun to touch.
• Mandalorian Pendant Necklace That Can Be Taken Off: The toy comes with a pendant necklace that can be taken off that is based on the series “The Mandalorian.” This lets kids dress up “The Child” and get more into the Star Wars world.
• With moving eyes and ears and different sound effects, The Child animatronic toy makes lifelike emotions that make it more charming and appealing.
• Size: The toy is only 7.2 inches tall, which makes it small enough to carry around easily while still giving you a big space to play with.
• Powered by three AAA batteries (not included), this toy is easy to carry around and can be used anywhere without the need for charging cords.
• Durable Construction: The toy is made of PVC, which makes it strong and able to handle the rough play of kids for a long time.
• If you are 4 years old or older, this toy is made for you. It can be played with by kids of many ages, which makes it a great gift for young Star Wars fans.
• Simple and easy-to-understand activation methods make it possible for even young children to easily set off the toy’s moves and sounds, providing hours of fun.
• Collector’s item: The Child Animatronic Edition is not only a fun toy for kids, but it can also be a collector item for Star Wars fans, making their collection more valuable.
• Officially Licensed: The toy was made by Hasbro, a well-known toy company, and it is officially licensed by Star Wars. This guarantees that it is real and well-made.

PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS

Refer to battery caution information on a separate sheet. Retain this information for future reference.

ACTIVATE SOUND & MOVEMENT COMBOS

ACTIVATE FORCE MOVEMENTS

SURFACE CLEAN ONLY

DO NOT HOLD BY THE EARS

SETUP GUIDE

• Place three AAA batteries in the right compartment, making sure they are lined up correctly with the polarity signs.
• On the back or bottom of the toy, find the power switch and flip it to the “on” position.
• Make sure the toy is on a steady, flat surface so it doesn’t fall over while it’s being used.
• Touching the top of The Child’s head will turn on the toy. Enjoy the different sound and motion combos it offers.
• If you pat The Child on the head three times in a row, its signature Force motion and sound effects will play.
• Try touching different parts of your head to find new ways to combine sound and movement.
• To use the Force nap feature, lay The Child on its back carefully. This will make it close its eyes and go into nap mode.
• Put the Mandalorian charm chain that can be taken off and put on The Child’s neck to make it look more real.
• Make sure that The Child’s robe fits well and looks good by adjusting it.
• Play make-believe by acting out scenes from “The Mandalorian” or by making up new tales for “The Child.”
• Look at the toy’s different faces and moves and write down how they change when you play with it in different ways.
• Check the battery levels often and change them as needed to make sure you can play for a long time.
• If you need to, wipe the toy clean with a soft, damp cloth. Make sure it doesn’t get too wet, though.
• To keep the toy in good shape and extend its life, keep it in a cool, dry place when not in use.

CARE & MAINTENANCE

• Do not leave the toy out in full sunlight or very hot or cold weather for long periods of time. This could damage or fade the colors.
• Regularly wipe down the toy with a dry, soft cloth to get rid of dust and other dirt. Pay extra attention to the moving parts and cracks.
• Do not put the toy in water or let it get wet, as this could hurt the computer parts inside it.
• Save the toy in its original box or a special storage box when not in use to keep it safe from dust and scratches.
• Carefully handle the toy to avoid dropping or hitting it by mistake, which could damage the outside or inside parts.
• Do not pull or tug on the toy’s moving parts too hard, as this could make them come loose or stop working.
• To keep the toy working and looking good, replace any old or broken parts right away.
• Small children and dogs should not play with the toy when it’s not being used. This will keep them from damaging it or eating the small parts.
• To keep the toy from breaking, check the battery compartment often for signs of corrosion or leaks and change the cells as needed.
• Keep the toy away from rough surfaces or sharp items that could scratch or poke the outside.
• For help, look at the troubleshooting part of the instruction booklet if the toy stops working or acts in a strange way.
• Do not use rough cleaners or acids on the toy; they could damage the surface or finish.
• Check the toy for signs of wear and tear, like twisted wires or joints that don’t fit together properly. If any parts are broken, fix them or get new ones.
• To keep kids from getting hurt, encourage soft play and watch them while they use it.
• Play with the toy safely and according to the instructions provided by the maker to make sure everyone has a good time.

FCC STATEMENT

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

CAUTION: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

CAN ICES-3 (B) / NMB-3 (B)

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are the dimensions of the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic?

The STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic measures 8.27 x 3.15 x 8.27 inches, making it a compact and detailed collectible.

How much does the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic weigh?

The STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic weighs 1.26 pounds, which is lightweight and easy to handle.

What type of batteries does the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic require?

The STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic requires 3 AAA batteries to operate its animatronic features.

What is the recommended age for the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic?

The manufacturer recommends the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic for children aged 5 years and up.

How do I activate the animatronic features of the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic?

To activate the animatronic features of the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic, install the 3 AAA batteries and follow the instructions provided in the user manual. Typically, you can activate it by pressing specific buttons or moving certain parts.

What should I do if the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic is not working properly?

If the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic is not working properly, check the battery installation to ensure they are correctly placed and have sufficient power.

What should I do if the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic is not turning on?

If the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic is not turning on, ensure that the 3 AAA batteries are correctly installed and have sufficient charge.

How can I fix the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic if it stops moving?

If the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic stops moving, check if the batteries are running low and replace them if needed. Make sure there are no obstructions preventing the movement and that the animatronic parts are not damaged.

What should I do if the sounds on my STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic are not working?

If the sounds on your STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic are not working, check the battery power level and replace the batteries if they are low. Ensure the sound settings are correctly adjusted and that the sound components are not damaged.

How do I reset the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic if it malfunctions?

To reset the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic, remove the batteries and wait for a few minutes before reinserting them. This can help resolve minor electronic glitches and restore normal functionality.

What can I do if the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic's movements are jerky or irregular?

If the movements of your STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic are jerky or irregular, ensure that the batteries are fully charged and properly installed. Check for any physical obstructions or debris that might be interfering with the movement.

Why is my STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic making a buzzing noise?

A buzzing noise from the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic could indicate low battery power or internal mechanical issues.

How can I fix the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic if it is not responding to commands?

If the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic is not responding to commands, check the battery level and replace if necessary. Ensure that there are no external factors, such as strong magnetic fields or interference, affecting its operation.

What should I do if the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic is overheating?

If the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic is overheating, immediately turn it off and remove the batteries. Allow it to cool down before reinserting the batteries.

How do I troubleshoot the STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic if the lights are not working?

If the lights on your STAR WARS F1119 Star Wars Child Animatronic are not working, check the battery status and replace if needed. Ensure that the light components are not damaged and that there are no loose connections inside the animatronic.

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