How to Fix a Broken GeoTrax Airplane

Wipe the wheels on your GeoTrax Airplane with a clean cloth if the airplane moves slowly. Wipe the other parts of the toy with a clean, damp cloth being sure not to immerse the toy in water.

Make sure your airplane is within the maximum range or within 12 feet of the remote controller if the airplane stops responding. Remove any obstructions between the airplane and the remote controller. Obstructions may impede the operation of the airplane.

Dim any bright fluorescent lights in the room you are playing in or take the toy away from sunlight that is too bright. If the airplane shuts off and the ready light turns off automatically, restart the airplane by pressing the ready button on the airplane and operating the remote controller again.

Replace the batteries if the airplane moves slowly or does not respond to the remote. Find the battery compartment located at the back of the airplane and use a screwdriver to take off the compartment door. Insert three AAA alkaline batteries and close the compartment door. Tighten the screw being careful not to overtighten it.

Replace the remote controller batteries by loosening the screw on the battery compartment door. Remove the door and put in three AAA alkaline batteries. Put the battery compartment door back and screw it in place.