Maintenance and Repair
Once loosened, the Performance PeopleBot’s nose pivots down on a hinge. Simply pry
the nose out and away from the body.
Opening the Lower Deck
Remove the Performance PeopleBot’s lower deck in order to access the onboard
electronics. Remove the nose to access the onboard computer (see above). To
remove the lower deck, simply remove the indicated, and only the indicated, 3mm
screws shown in the Figure. You may need to first remove any accessories, such as the
laser range finder, that are bolted to the top of the plate, then carefully lift the section up
off the body.
Figure 18. Remove indicated screws to remove the lower deck of Performance PeopleBot.
F
ACTORY
R
EPAIRS
If, after reading this manual, you’re having
hardware
problems with your
Activ
Media
robot and you’re satisfied that it needs repair, contact us:
[email protected]
(603) 924-2184 (fax)
(603) 924-9100 (voice)
In the body of your email or fax message, describe the problem in as much detail as
possible. Also, include your name, email and mail addresses, as well as phone and fax
numbers. Tell us when and how we can best contact you (we will assume email is the
best manner, unless otherwise notified).
We will try to resolve the problem through communication. If the robot must be returned
to the factory for repair, obtain a shipping and repair authorization code and shipping
details from us first.
We are not responsible for shipping damage or loss.
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