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Need Little Tikes Adventure Rocket Assembly Instructions?

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VonKyle
12/17/2025, 03:16:49 PM

Absolutely! Here's a helpful guide to assembling your Little Tikes Adventure Rocket:

Before you begin, ensure you have all the parts listed in the instruction manual.

  1. Start by applying the provided decals to a clean, dry surface for optimal adhesion. If bubbles appear, gently smooth them out or use a pin to release trapped air.
  2. Flip the console (part K) over. Insert the Control (part N2) through the control opening, aligning the holes and securing them with four 3/4" screws.
  3. Attach the control handle (part N1) to the U-shaped control and secure it.
  4. Fit the bubble window wall (part D) into the center area on the wall base (part B).
  5. Insert the handle (part V) into the bubble window wall.
  6. Attach one tall wing (part H) to the circle door wall (part C), then insert the bubble circle door wall (part C) into the wall base (part B).
  7. Insert the bubble window (part S) through the rocket ship and align the holes.
  8. Slide in the mission control panel.
  9. Assemble the nose cone onto the rocket and align the holes.
  10. Secure the rocket's base.
  11. Attach the telescope and center wing.
  12. Place the circuit panel (part P) onto the rocket wall, aligning the holes and securing it with four 3/4" screws.
  13. Attach the circuit panel door.
  14. Attach the hatch door.
  15. Attach the final wings.
  16. For the electronic module (part L), an adult must install fresh alkaline batteries before playing. Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screws and the battery compartment cover. Insert three fresh 1.5V AA (LR6) alkaline batteries, ensuring the (+) and (-) ends are correctly positioned according to the compartment's markings. Replace the cover and tighten the screws.

If you have any further questions about your Little Tikes Adventure Rocket, please don't hesitate to contact Little Tikes customer service at 1-800-321-0183.

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