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The ClassBuddy™ Trolley Range - User Manual
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4. Getting started
There are ventilation holes through the base and on all four sides of the cabinet,
and care must be taken that none of these holes are obstructed. Select a location
where there is sufficient airspace for the cabinet to ventilate. Your ClassBuddy™
should not be left within a cupboard or small closed space when charging,
because the recirculation of its own warm air could lead to unnecessarily high
temperatures for periods of time.
With your ClassBuddy™ in its working position, the mains lead can be fitted into
the mains socket at the rear of the right side of the cabinet and taken to an
available wall socket to be plugged in and switched on.
The front doors of your ClassBuddy™ are unlocked using the key with the white
key cover, and the rear door has a separate key with a black key cover.
The front doors are for everyday working access to the cabinet. The key can be
removed once the door is open, this will prevent the door from closing fully whilst
it is unlocked.
The rear door should not be considered as day-to-day access to the cabinet,
once opened you will see a safety earth lead with a push-on fixing on the rear
door which must be disconnected before the door can be fully removed. Once
the connector has been pulled apart, the door can be lifted out of the slots along
the bottom edge and placed to one side. (For your safety, please ensure that you
reconnect the earth lead when replacing the rear door).
(Figure 4)
Figure 4
Rear door
