If your child’s electric toy car remote control is lost or broken, finding the correct replacement is crucial for smooth operation. Different cars use different remote systems, so selecting the wrong one may lead to compatibility issues. Here’s a simple guide to help you identify the right remote control for your ride-on car.  

## Step 1: Locate the Controller  
First, open the seat of the toy car and check the controller box (usually placed under the seat or near the battery). The controller will have a model number or identifying marks.  

### **1. For JR or HY Controllers**  
- If the controller’s name starts with **JR** or **HY**, you’ll need the **2.4GJR1602 remote control**.  
- This is a common type used in many kids' electric cars.  

### **2. For Weelye Controllers**  
- If the controller has **Weelye** branding, check for an **FCC certification sticker**.  
  - **With FCC sticker** → Choose the **TX10 remote**.  
  - **Without FCC sticker** → Choose the **TX1 remote**.  

### **3. For 27HZM Controllers**  
- If you see **27HZM** marked on the controller, you’ll need a **27HZM remote control**.  
- These are older models and operate on a different frequency.  

## Final Tips  
- Always double-check the controller model before purchasing.  
- If unsure, take a picture of the controller and ask the seller for confirmation.  
- Buying the correct remote ensures smooth operation and avoids pairing issues.  

By following these steps, you can easily find the right remote control and get your child’s electric car running again! ????????  

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