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Troubleshooting 

Q: Why are all of my devices plugged in but not charging? 

A:    1. Make sure power cords are undamaged. 

2.  Make  sure  power  cords  are  firmly  inserted  into  the  available  socket  with 

stable current. 

3. Make sure the power plug and current consumption are compliant with your 

country specification standards.   

Q:  My  cart's  main  power  cord  or 

cart  components

  are  damaged.  Are  they 

covered under warranty? 

A: We provide a 10 year warranty on the cart and tray, and 5 years warranty on the 

electrical components.   

Q: How do I know if my devices will exceed more than the allotted current? 

A:    Have  a  qualified  electrician  verify  the  current  consumption  of  your  devices. 

Perform the test with devices installed and batteries discharged. 

Q: When I plug in the device it trips the circuit breaker. What is wrong?   

A: 

You may have

  other  equipment  or  appliances  sharing  the  same  circuit  that  is 

causing  a  circuit  overload.  Have  a  qualified  electrician  check  that  adequate 

power is available in the circuit. 

Q: My power cords are not staying in the provided cable clips when the cart 

is moving, how can I resolve this?

 

A: For smaller power cords, try pressing the end of the cable hook to close the gap 

once your cable is securely in place. Be sure to only close the cable hook just 

enough to prevent the cable from falling out.

 

SERVICE AND WARRANTY 

All of our products come with a quality and safety assurance. 

For customers located in North America, please visit the AVer USA support site for 

comprehensive RMA, Warranty, and Service information: 

http://averusa.com/classroom-technology/support/

 

For customers located outside North America, please visit AVer Global support 
site: 

http://www.aver.com/

Summary of Contents for E36c

Page 1: ...E36c User Manual ...

Page 2: ...to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio television technician for help Class A ITE Class A ITE is a category of al...

Page 3: ...duced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of AVer Information Inc is prohibited All information or specifications are subject to change without prior notice The mark of Crossed out wheeled bin indicates that this product must not be disposed of with your other household waste Instead you need to dispose of the waste equipment by handing it over to a desi...

Page 4: ...Contents INTRODUCTION 1 Package Contents 1 Dimensions 1 Diagram 2 Front 2 Side 2 Back 3 Door Lock 4 INSTALLATION 5 CHARGING THE CART 8 SPECIFICATIONS 9 TROUBLESHOOTING 10 SERVICE AND WARRANTY 10 ...

Page 5: ...o 36 Chromebooks laptops or tablets with up to a 15 screen Package Contents The following items are included in the package Please check if each item is available before using User Manual Power Cord E36c Cart Dimensions 108 8cm 42 83 61cm 24 02 64cm 25 20 ...

Page 6: ...2 Diagram Front Work platform Handle Door lock 5 Locking caster 5 Caster Side Power switch Power inlet Power cable wrap brackets ...

Page 7: ...3 Back ...

Page 8: ...4 Door Lock Note The shackle dimension of front and back doors are limited to Ø8mm 0 31 ...

Page 9: ...doors 2 Put the device Chromebook tablet etc into the bay 3 Close the front doors and turn the cart to the back side Note Close the front doors before moving the cart to prevent devices from falling out 180 Put the device into the bay ...

Page 10: ... We suggest using Velcro strap or zip tie to wrap up excess power cable of device 6 Plug in AC end power plug of device to the power AC socket on the cart Note The Cycle charger in E36c will begin charging the 1st power strip and alternate every 20 minutes to each power strip Power strip 1 Power strip 2 Power strip 3 ...

Page 11: ...he power cable to the front of the cart through cable hook groove and connect to power jack of device see figure below Note For smaller cables you may want to press the end of the cable hook to secure the cable from falling out ...

Page 12: ...8 Charging the Cart Note Set the power switch to the OFF position before plugging the cart to wall outlet ...

Page 13: ...t mechanism with lock hole Casters 5 casters x 4 2 lockable casters Working Temperature 0 o 30 o C Working RH 10 90 Storage Temperature 40 o C 60 o C Storage RH 5 95 Warranty 10 years cart and tray 5 years electrical components Cart Dimensions W x D x H 61 W x 64D x 108 8 H cm 24 02 W x 25 20 D x 42 83 H Package Dimensions 77 W x 73 D x 125 5 H cm 30 31 W x 28 74 D x 49 41 H Weight without Devices...

Page 14: ...n I plug in the device it trips the circuit breaker What is wrong A You may have other equipment or appliances sharing the same circuit that is causing a circuit overload Have a qualified electrician check that adequate power is available in the circuit Q My power cords are not staying in the provided cable clips when the cart is moving how can I resolve this A For smaller power cords try pressing...

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