Drumond Park bubble buster Instructions

Below you will find brief information for bubble buster. The bubble buster is a fun game for two players that tests your speed and dexterity as you try to burst bubbles as quickly as possible. The bubble blower creates a stream of bubbles that you try to pop with the bubble buster wands. Each time you pop a bubble, the wand makes a ping noise, and the pitch of the ping increases as you pop more bubbles. The first player to pop 20 bubbles wins.

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If the blower is used outside and there is a light
wind, face the blower so that it blows in the
same direction as the wind [pic 10].
Always pour the remaining bubble liquid
back into the bottle after use. There is a
spout on the bottom edge of the blower
opening [pic 11] to help pour cleanly. Always
wipe dry before putting away.
CONTENTS:
2 Bubble Buster Wands
Bubble Blower
Bubble Buster liquid
[pic 10]
For best results place blower unit approx
800mm off ground level.
The contents are expressly designed for the
purpose described and shown, neither
should be placed in or near water, they are
electronic and will not withstand
repeated mistreatment.
WARNING: Residue from the blown
bubbles can cause the surface below the
blower to become slippery.
Battery information
Remove rechargeable batteries from the toy before recharging.
Only recharge batteries under adult supervision.
Do not recharge non-rechargeable batteries.
Do not mix different types of batteries, or new and used batteries.
Use only AA and AAA or their equivalent as stated.
Insert batteries in the correct polarity (see diagram)
Remove exhausted (used) batteries from the toy.
Do not short circuit the supply terminals of the batteries.
Do not insert connecting wires into electrical socket outlets.
Disposal of old Electrical and Electronic Equipment.
This symbol on the product or its packaging indicates that this product shall not
be treated as household waste. Instead it should be handed over to the
appliance collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.
For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact
your local Civic Office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where
you purchased the product.
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If returning the old product to the store where you purchased the new item from
you should first check they are in an applicable scheme.
The old product must have the same function as the new product and may have
to be returned within a set period from the date of purchase of the new item.
You must take proof of purchase of your new item when returning your old
product to the store.
Please remember that small button cells and AAA batteries should be kept away from
young children as they could be easily swallowed. Seek medical advice if you believe a cell
has been swallowed.
Requires 4x AA and 4x AAA Batteries NOT INCLUDED. WARNING CHOKING
HAZARD. May contain small parts unsuitable for children under 36 months.
Contents may vary from those shown. Please retain this information.
Drumond Park Ltd., PO Box 790, Ipswich, IP1 9GP.
DRUMMOND),
PARK
Made under license from The Merlin Group &copy; 2006 Drumond Park Ltd.
See more fun games at www.drumondpark.com
BUBBLE BUSTER
INSTRUCTIONS
TO ENJOY BUBBLE BUSTER PLEASE READ THESE
IMPORTANT NOTES:
1. Not all burst bubbles will make a PING noise. The slower and more
deliberate the movement to prod and burst a bubble, the more likely it
will PING.
2. The very best way to make a PING is to “catch” the bubble between
the antennas, then twitch the wand to burst it.
3. In dry air it may help to rub a little bubble-liquid over the balls at
the ends of the wand’s antennas so it PINGS more easily.
4. If the wand makes a continuous noise, the head needs to be wiped
clean of bubble liquid.
www.bubblebuster.co.uk
Getting Ready to Play
An adult should put four AA batteries into the screw-fixed compartment in
the bubble blower [pic 1&amp;2] and two AAA batteries into the screw-fixed
battery compartment of each bubble buster wand [pic 3&amp;4].
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[pic 2]
[pic 4]
Take the white “eyes” panel off the front of the bubble blower
[pic 5] and fill the bowl with bubble solution [pic 6].
[pic 5]
[pic 6]
Switch on each wand [pic 7]. When you burst your first magic pinging
bubble the wand will make the first “ping” and the red light on the handle
Will come on to show you have enough battery power [pic 7].
Game Play
Press the button on the top of the bubble
blower [pic 8] to start the bubbles
blowing. When you want to switch off
the blower press this button again.
The two players must start bursting
bubbles as quickly as possible. The
game is a race to see who can be the
first to burst 20 magic pinging bubbles. Make sure both silver antennas
touch the bubble when you burst it or the wand will not count it.
[pic 8]
When you burst a magic pinging bubble the wand makes a “ping” noise. As
you burst more magic pinging bubbles, the “pings” get higher in pitch.
Winning
When you burst the 20th magic pinging bubble the wand makes a chime
with several notes to let you know that YOU are the winner! If both players’
wands chime at the same time the game is a draw.
Starting a new Game
Switch both wands off and on again to start a new game.
If you don’t pop any bubbles for three minutes, the wand will switch itself off,
touch a magic pinging bubble to switch it on again.
Wand
If the wand makes no sound, use a metal rule
(or other small metal object) [pic 9] to touch
both antennas, this should make a sound
and switch on the little red light, if this
does not work then replace the batteries.
You may also try wetting your finger or
using the palm of your hand to touch
both antennas.
If you get a repeating sound, switch off the
wand. Clean the head and silver antennas
with a damp cloth then dry it before switching on again.
If the wand still does not make a sound then please call our customer
service number 0844 477 8412 for assistance.
Please wipe dry the wand and antennas before putting them away.
Did you know that bubbles evaporate? so the earlier you touch them the better
the chance of finding that magic PING noise.
Blower
If the blower is not blowing bubbles consistently, top up the fluid.
Do not stop the blower arms going round while it is switched on.
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Key features

Bubble blower creates bubbles
Bubble buster wands make a ping sound when you burst the bubbles
The pitch of the ping sound increases as you burst more bubbles
The first player to pop 20 bubbles wins
Batteries are included for both the wands and the blower

Frequently asked questions

The very best way to make a PING is to “catch” the bubble between the antennas, then twitch the wand to burst it.

The bubble buster wands make a ping sound when you burst the bubbles. The pitch of the ping sound increases as you burst more bubbles. The first player to pop 20 bubbles wins.

If the wand makes a continuous noise, the head needs to be wiped clean of bubble liquid.

If the wand makes no sound, use a metal rule (or other small metal object) to touch both antennas, this should make a sound and switch on the little red light, if this does not work then replace the batteries.

If the blower is not blowing bubbles consistently, top up the fluid.