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Please twist and turn the hair extension plug as you are inserting it into the hole that is located in the head of the Barbie® Hairtastic™ Cut & Style™ Barbie® Doll.
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You may have an older computer that doesn’t support USB 2.0. Barbie Girl™ will still work fine with your computer.
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The Barbie™ Star Light Adventure RC Hoverboard will fly about 5 meters or 17 feet from the surface it launches from.
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Match the color of propellers to the motor container. Keep the propellers perpendicular to the motor pins. Gently press propellers in until they stop.
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If Barbie™ Star Light Adventure RC Hoverboard keeps moving after launching, use the Trim buttons, located around the joystick to adjust. Press Trim button in opposite direction where Barbie™ Star Light Adventure RC Hoverboard moves until it remains still in the air. Press once and wait a few seconds until it is stabilized.
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Use your Email app to create a message, then browse your Photo app to find the photo and attach it to the email.
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Four AAA batteries are required, but are not included.
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To fully charge, the hoverboard should be to be plugged in for about 90 to 120 minutes. To charge, please reference instruction sheets or demo video on YouTube.
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Propellers can be re-attached by following the instructions provided in the box. Be sure to match the color of the propellers to the axles and that the silver is on the top. Press the propeller gently into the clips of the axles.
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The Barbie™ Star Light Adventure RC Hoverboard is meant for indoor use. The toy may not work properly when used outdoors and will be affected by wind and/or heat.
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Your photos are saved automatically to the Photo app on your device.
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The battery pack is located on the doll’s back. Remove the skirt and vest, bend the doll’s arms gently if needed. Unscrew the battery cover at the back with a Philips head screwdriver and replace. Be sure to dispose of batteries properly.
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Check the file type. Barbie Doll'd Up Nails app does not support TIFF files.
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No. Mattel meets or exceeds all safety guidelines developed and enforced by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, a government regulatory agency. For additional information on safety and sustainability, consumers can go to our website http://citizenship.mattel.com and then click on Safe and Sustainable Products.
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