What are the reasons why a children's electric car won't start when it has power?
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Children's electric cars fail to start due to insufficient battery voltage, lack of power, or battery damage. Dead battery: If the battery is dead, you can use another battery to jump-start it or employ the universal push-start method with a few people. Failure to start may be caused by a drained battery due to reasons like leaving headlights on for an extended period or the battery reaching the end of its lifespan. Replace the battery promptly according to the maintenance manual. Remote control receiver malfunction Insufficient power in the transmitter requires battery replacement (batteries should be replaced every 4 months). The receiver's power is either not connected or has poor wiring (red, white, and black wires). The start code may be malfunctioning and requires re-pairing.