Fisher-Price 71985 Instruction Sheet

Model Number 71985Sparkling SymphonyMobileSparkling SymphonyMobileSparkling SymphonyMobile™Please keep this instruction sheet for future reference, as

10• Set the mode switch (on the underside of the mobilecasing) to Long Play or Short Play :Long Play :Twinkling lights sparkle as themobile gently sp

11The Long Play Mode ••• Press the ON/OFF button on the mobile at any timeduring long play to stop the music and light display andturn the mobile OFF.

12• Press the ON/OFF button on the mobile at any timeduring short play to stop the music and light display andturn the mobile OFF. Once the mobile is

13• To prolong battery life, use the ON/OFF switch to turnthe mobile OFF if the receiver is blinking (active) butthe mobile will not be used.• Do not

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2CAUTION• Possible entanglement injury, keep out of baby’s reach.• Remove mobile from crib or playpenwhen baby begins to push up on handsor knees.Part

3Receiver Dome - Accepts signal from the remote.Dome needs to be turned so it aligns with the transmitterwindow on the remote.ON/OFF Button - Use to t

4Button - Press to activate the mobile once the mobilehas been turned ON and the mobile lights are blinking.Note: If the mobile lights are not blinkin

5• Close the battery compartment door and tighten thescrews with a Phillips screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.IMPORTANT! Under normal use conditions, t

6Battery Tips• Do not mix old and new batteries.• Do not mix different types of batteries: alkaline, standard(carbon-zinc) or rechargeable (nickel-cad

• Insert a soft toy ribbon loop up through the slot in theend of a spoke .• Slide the ribbon loop over the end of the tab in thespoke slot .•

8Mobile ArmTop Crib RailThreaded PegFastenerClampAttaching The Mobile to a Crib• Fit the mobile arm against the top crib rail so that the endof the th

9IMPORTANT! • In the unlikely event that use of the remote interferes withnormal use of other remote controlled equipment, such astelevisions and ster