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Zoomer Dino Boomer Won’t Turn On
When the power switch is turned on, the Zoomer Dino Boomer does not turn on.
Charge Zoomer Dino Boomer
If Zoomer Dino Boomer does not turn on when the switch is activated, try plugging in Zoomer Dino Boomer into the computer with the micro-USB charger. Zoomer Dino Boomer needs to charge for an hour for 20-30 minutes of play.
Replace USB Charging Cord
Another possibility for the Zoomer Dino Boomer not turning on may be because the USB charging cord is not working properly. If this is the case, the USB charging cord may need to be replaced.
Replace Battery
If Zoomer Dino Boomer still does not turn on, it may be the case that the battery needs to be replaced.
Check Electrical System
Zoomer Dino Boomer may be experiencing issues with its electrical system. Replacing the main circuit board may resolve this issue. See the Zoomer Dino Boomer Main Circuit Board Replacement Guide.
Zoomer Dino Boomer Won’t Respond to Hand Gestures
When the gesture command mode is turned on, Zoomer Dino Boomer does not respond.
Check the Play Mode
To use gesture command mode, Zoomer Dino Boomer’s eyes must be purple. If Zoomer Dino Boomer’s eyes are not purple, Zoomer Dino Boomer is not on the correct mode. To change Zoomer Dino Boomer to gesture command mode, press the button on Zoomer Dino Boomer’s back. If this button is not working correctly, see the Zoomer Dino Boomer Back Button Replacement Guide.
Check Sensor Area
In order for Zoomer Dino Boomer to sense hand gestures, you must be in the appropriate range of Zoomer Dino Boomer’s sensors. Your hand must be between five and fifteen centimeters away from Zoomer Dino Boomer’s sensors. Additionally, your hand must not be above or below Zoomer Dino Boomer’s sensors by more than 10 centimeters.
Clean Sensors
If the above techniques are used and Zoomer Dino Boomer still won’t respond to hand gestures, clean the sensors. Zoomer Dino Boomer is electronic, so don’t use water to clean him. Use a dry, scratchless cloth to clean the sensors to avoid scratching the sensors.
Replace Sensor
If none of the above options work, it may be necessary to replace the Zoomer Dino Boomer's nose sensor. See the Zoomer Dino Boomer Nose Sensor Replacement Guide.
Zoomer Dino Boomer is Having Trouble Balancing and Moving
When playing with the Zoomer Dino Boomer, he either does not move correctly, or he falls and won’t get back up.
Check the Play Surface
Zoomer Dino Boomer works best on low carpets and smooth, flat surfaces. If Zoomer Dino Boomer is not moving, check to make sure the surface he is set on isn’t too slippery, rough, or thick carpet. If so, move Zoomer Dino Boomer to a smoother surface and this should correct the problem.
Zoomer Dino Boomer Falls on His Head or Tail
If Zoomer Dino Boomer falls on his head or tail, and does not get back up, you can press the button on his back or the angry button on the control pod. This should allow Zoomer Dino Boomer to rebalance.
Zoomer Dino Boomer Falls on Side
If Zoomer Dino Boomer falls on his side, you must assist him in lifting him up. Put Zoomer Dino Boomer back on his feet and press either the button on his back or the angry button on the control pad to continue playing with him.
Zoomer Dino Boomer’s Tail Breaks Off
When playing with Zoomer Dino Boomer, part of his tail or his whole tail falls off.
Tip or Whole Tail of Zoomer Dino Boomer Breaks Off
If this occurs, see the Zoomer Dino Boomer Tail Tip Replacement Guide.
Zoomer Dino Boomer’s Mouth Doesn’t Open
While powered on, Zoomer Dino Boomer’s mouth doesn’t open or close.
Foreign Object in Mouth
If Zoomer Dino Boomer’s mouth doesn’t open, first make sure nothing is lodged inside of the mouth preventing movement. If so, remove the foreign object.
Dirt Build Up
If there isn’t anything stuck in Zoomer Dino Boomer’s mouth, it may be a possibility that a buildup of dirt may be preventing proper movement. The dirt can be removed using a dry, scratchless cloth. Remember not to use water to clean Zoomer Dino Boomer, since it may affect the electronics in the system. To prevent dirt build up from occurring in the future, remember to play with Zoomer Dino Boomer in a clean, dry environment.
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Our Dino’s mouth has come too far down and now doesn’t close. Anyway we can tighten something or fix it somehow?
Heather - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
Anyway we can repair the mouth on our Dino? It is too far open now and doesn’t close back up when he eats or laughs etc
Heather - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
I don’t know how to fix it please do SOMETHING!
Yumna Syed VÅ 4A -
How do you fix the mouth? It won’t open or close!
Yumna Syed VÅ 4A - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
Hi, I have a similar issue, for which, in my case, the electric motor is not working any more. I’d suggest you investigate first the gear mechanism (gearbox and mouth attachment) would be mechanical and easier to spot. The motor itself and its connection (cable and plug at the circuit board) and the position sensor. The position sensor can either be faulty or not properly communicating to the circuit due to cable and connection issues. The final possible root cause would be the mother board malfunctioning.
Juan Thomaz -
Check the cable from the mouth to the motherboard. There is a welding point in the neck. Mine was actually a problem with the welding.
The position sensor must be in the right position when you assemble it back.
Juan Thomaz -
When i turn on the Dino it does not make any sound with it’s mouth how do you fix it?
Yumna Syed VÅ 4A - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
Hı. No problem in mechanical operation. but the sound effects are broken. There is no sound. Is there a way? Thank you.
murat yenel - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
My dino won't stand up and I have to help it but when it falls it backs up or go's forward until it hits something and stops how do I fix it without opening the dino
bradfieldtaylormarc - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
Hi. The Dino’s left wheel won’t rotate, but when I removed the cover and the gears, the motor rotates. Also the left motor seems to have lesser power compared to the right side. May I know what should I do? Thanks.
Jerry Ngo - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
My remote light is flashing? It won’t control the Dino, what do I do?
Christine McGorman - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
his voice box doesn’t work any more :(
Jonathan Campbell - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0