mart cart 280-3506 Electric Shopping Cart Owner’s Manual
- June 12, 2024
- mart cart
Table of Contents
ASSEMBLED PRODUCTS®
CORPORATION
IMPORTANT DOCUMENT – DELIVER TO MANAGER
OWNER’S MANUAL
and TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
Model 280-3506
Standard Basket
280-1930
(shown with basket bumper option 280-1928)
ADDITIONAL OPTIONS YOUR CART IS EQUIPPED WITH:
Basket Bumpers (280-1928)
Keyswitch & 2 Keys (280-1652)
Second 35 AHR Battery (280-1664)
Jumbo Basket
280-1374
(shown with basket bumper option 280-1928)
Small Basket
280-1935
Mart Cart™ is a quality product line of Assembled Products™ Corporation 115 E. Linden
• Rogers, Arkansas 72756 USA
fax 1-800-548-3373
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Please read before operating.
CONGRATULATIONS!
You have just purchased the best electric shopping cart on the market today. To assure you of the best and safest performance as well as longest life, please read the enclosed information. After reading this manual, should you have a service problem or need help, please call our Customer Service Department with the serial number of your cart (found on the seat support tube), at our toll free number: 1-800-548-3373 or 479-636-5776.
DAMAGE: Check the shipping carton for any visible damage. Report the
damage to the freight carrier immediately. File a claim with the carrier if
actual damage to your cart has occurred. Check the contents of the carton. The
contents should agree with the information listed on the packing list. Report
any discrepancy to the carrier and the factory immediately.
TO ORDER PARTS: Call
1-800-548-3373 or
479-636-5776. Be sure to give the
serial number to the Service Department personnel. The Mart Cart serial number
is located on the seat support tube under the seat as shown in parts list
portion of this manual.
TERMS: All parts will be shipped with approved credit card, check in
advance or C.O.D. Commercial accounts are allowed 15 day terms from date on
invoice with approved credit.
FREIGHT: All freight will be paid by the customer. Special consideration
will be given to items under warranty coverage.
ATTENTION : It is the responsibility of the owner of this cart to maintain the cart in a safe and reliable operating condition at all times.
NOTE: Specifications found in this manual subject to change without notice.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please read before operating.
WARNINGS
- Never attempt to charge the battery in this cart without using an electrical outlet that is protected by a GFCI.
- Replace charging cord if plug is damaged or if the cord is worn or frayed. Never use the charging cord without proper grounding. Do not use if plug does not have three prongs.
- Never allow the cart to be used out-of-doors or on any surface that is not level.
- Always disconnect power before servicing.
- See “Daily Maintenance Checklist,” and follow instructions.
- Cart can roll. Enter and exit cart with care.
- Replace parts using only factory-specified, original equipment from the manufacturer for your specific model. Failure to do so may void warranty, affect operation of the cart, and result in injury.
OPERATING PROCEDURES
- New carts will need charging! Charge batteries for 24 hours prior to first use.
- THIS CART IS FOR USE INDOORS ON A FLAT, LEVEL SURFACE ONLY.
- DO NOT STAND ON CART. (See “Operating & Warning Instructions” oncart).
- After battery is charged, disconnect power supply cord BEFORE operating cart.
- DO NOT exceed the load limitations as shown on the cart.
- Return power cord to circular cavity when not charging.
- DO NOT allow children to operate or play on cart. Keep cart secured with key (if applicable), at service counter.
DAILY MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST
For optimum cart availability and performance, the following items should be checked daily:
- ELECTRIC CORD —Replace cord if cord is worn or frayed, 3-pronged plug is broken or reel (optional) will not retract. Be sure power outlet provides protection through an operating “Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter” (GFCI).
- SEAT AND MOUNTING —Tighten if necessary. If cracks or rust occur, or if seat rocks loosely, replace at once.
- SEAT SWITCH —Test and replace if not working properly. Cart must stop when weight is removed from seat.
- THROTTLE —Test for smooth “start, acceleration, deceleration, and stop.” Repair if necessary. Charge or replace battery if needed.
- ANTI-TIP CASTERS —Replace if broken. Maintain height adjustment of 1/8” to 1/2” above floor level.
- GENERAL —Repair or replace any component that may cause a potential safety hazard.
- APPEARANCE —Wipe off and clean as needed for customer satisfaction and for store’s public image.
BATTERY CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS
Please read before charging.
When you hear the low battery alarm beeping it is time to charge the battery. Plug the AC cord into a GFCI outlet only. The battery will fully charge in 4 hours. You may leave the charger plugged in whenever the cart is not in use as it will not harm the battery.
A good rule of thumb is to charge your battery all night, every night, and at every opportunity.
NOTE: Under normal conditions, the battery will last more than 2 years or longer if the above recommendations are followed. Replace with original Mart Cart battery only. Mart Cart is not responsible for any adverse effects caused by replacement with any other type of battery.
IMPORTANT: Your cart has been equipped with an AGM (Suspended Electrolyte) Battery during the manufacturing process as original equipment. The manufacturer recommends that you replace the original battery only with the same type and rating to prevent damage to your cart’s internal components, charging system, or personal injury to you and your customer.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT NSTRUCTIONS
Please read before replacing battery.
Be Responsible! Recycle old battery or dispose of according to local or
national codes.
See below, under DISPOSAL.
To Replace Battery: (Read precautions on batteries, under Charging Instructions and Safety Precautions, to avoid any sparks)
1. Turn off key switch (if equipped, or flip On/Off switch to “Off”
position). Disconnect charger cord from wall outlet, if plugged in.
2. Reach under right rear of back cover and pull latch, then tilt chair
forward.
3. Remove rear cover.
4. Untie battery cover strap and remove battery cover.
CAUTION: Do not cross battery posts with metal object!
5. Remove old battery and place new battery.
6. Reinstall battery cover. It will only fit one way.
7. Secure battery cover strap.
8. Before reinstalling cover, check wheel condition, and general condition of
the chair.
9. Reinstall rear cover and tilt chair back.
10. Test cart for proper operation. Charge battery if necessary
DISPOSAL
Please read before disposing your old battery.
Spent batteries must be treated as hazardous waste and disposed of in
accordance with local, state and federal guidelines. The BATTERY ACT of 1996
applies to battery disposal and recycling. The life expectancy of the Mart
Cart is 7-10 years. The life expectancy of the battery can be 2 years or
longer with recommended charging procedures. The disposal of the Mart Cart can
be administered by any local metal recycling center. The recycling of the
battery can be administered by any local
battery recycling center.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
SEAT SWITCH
The seat switch is located under seat. Pressure (weight) on the seat closes the control circuit, and allows the cart to operate.
VARIABLE SPEED CONTROL
The cart’s speed is regulated by a potentiometer. This provides extremely smooth acceleration from 0 to 2.2 MPH, and is located in the control box on the steering column.
CIRCUIT BREAKER
The circuit breaker is designed to protect your electrical system from transient overloads or electrical shorts. Either could cause serious damage without a circuit breaker to open the circuit. The circuit breaker is a manual reset type. It requires manual resetting once it has been tripped. It is located on the battery cover.
CHARGING
HOW IT WORKS: When the power supply cord is plugged into the store’s
electrical outlet the battery charger is energized. The charger sends
approximately 14.5 volts to the battery for charging. A third wire (yellow)
from the charger output inhibits the PWM until the power to the charger is
disconnected. The motor circuit is interrupted until charging is complete.
NOTE: The cart will not move under power when the battery is being
charged. If the cart moves while plugged in, check the power to
your outlet before calling for service.
CONTROL BOX
The master control box is located on top of the steering column. It contains the RUN/STOP/HORN switch, and optional key switch. The cover can be removed by removing the four bottom screws.
PARTS LISTS AND SCHEMATICS
COMPONENTS
Item Part # Description
1 280-1178 Control Box Bottom Cover
2 280-1177 Control Box Top Cover
3 280-1184 Control Box Divider
4 280-1187 Potentiometer Assembly
5 200-1640 Key Switch
6 280-1405 Rocker Switch Assembly
7 280-1118 Top Control Box Overlay
8 280-1185 Front Control Box Overlay
9 280-1199 Steering Column w/Rod & Grip:
10 280-1170 Vinyl Grip
11 280-2113 Intelli-Charge TM Indicator deca
BASKET BUMPERS 280-1928
Protective basket bumpers are located on the front two corners of the basket.
KEY SWITCH & 2 KEYS 280-1652
Key switch comes standard with two keys. Provides store with security of Mart Cart.
SECOND 35 AMP HOUR BATTERY 280-1664
Twice the run time with second battery in parallel. Five (5) Year Warranty (on batteries only).
DUAL HAND BASKET TRAY 280-1386
Two mounted trays that securely hold the store’s provided hand baskets.
SMALL BASKET 280-1385
18” basket with 2,800 cubic inches of cargo space. Basket dimensions: 18” x 10.50” x 15”
JUMBO BASKET 280-1374
24” basket with 11,000 cubic inches of cargo space. Basket dimensions: 24” x 26” x 15”
DECALS FOUND ON 3506 MART CART® ELECTRIC SHOPPING CART
Please call 1-800-548-3373 if your decals are missing or are needing replacement.
Drawing shows the standard 3506 only.
See front cover for additional options your cart may contain.
Item
| Part No.|
Description
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1| 280-1800| Main Frame
2| 000-1224| 5/8” Bushing (2 on each wheel)
3| 280-1268| 8” Wheel, Poly-U
4| 000-1075| 5/8” “E” Type Retaining Ring
6| 280-1261| Seat Mount Tube
7| 280-1799| Fuse, 5 AMP Mini
8| 260-1228| Circuit Breaker, 15 AMP
9| 280-1888| Low-back Seat
10| 280-1264| Basket Tube
11| 200-1802| Basket
12| 200-1236| Basket Mounting Clip (4)
13| 200-1052| 2” Caster
14| 280-2012| Hub Motor/Wheel/Tire – Green
15| see pg. 3| Steering Column
16| 280-1214| Battery, 12V, 35 Ahr
17| 200-1279| Seat Switch
18| 280-1938| 12 VDC Charger -10 AMP
19| 280-1712| Main Wire Harness
19A| 280-1389| 12V, Complete Assembly, Main Harness and Hardware for 2nd
Battery
20| 280-0031| Steering Wire Harness w/Connectors
21| 280-1281| Floor Cover
22| 280-1280| Rear Cover (select color option)
23| 280-1279)| Front Cover (select color option
24| 24 280-1935| Motor Controller
25| 280-1269| Fork Assembly
26| 280-1441| Bridge Cover
27| 280-1346| Tire/Outer Shell
28| 280-1797| Charging Cord, coiled
29| 280-1626| Wire Guide (see note)
30| see pg. 3| Control Box
31| 280-1637| Cord Cover (see note)
32| 280-1335 X| 280-1335 Grommet 5/8”
33| 280-1646| Wire Harness Controller to Motor (see note)
34| 280-1274| Cord Cover Lid (see note)
35| 280-1889| Tube, Rear Corner Support
36| 280-1711| Spring Latch for Seat
Electrical Schematic – Model 280-3506 (Basic model)
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
Product Name: Sealed Maintenance Free Lead-Acid Batteries|
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Date| 1/5/2005| ISSUED BY| ENGINEERING| TELEPHONE NO|
479-636-3245
HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS
COMPONENTS|
WEIGHT %
| TLV| LD50| LC50| LC50
ORAL| INHALATION|
CONTACT
Lead (Pb, Pb02, BSO4)|
about 70%
| N/A| (500) mg/kg| N/A|
N/A
Sulfuric Acid|
about 20%
| I mg/m3| (2,140) mg/kg| N/A|
N/A
Fiberglass Separator|
about 5%
| N/A| N/A| N/A|
N/A
ABS Plastic|
about 5%
| N/A| N/A| N/A|
N/A
PHYSICAL DATA
COMPONENTS
| DENSITY| MELTING POINTS| SOLLUBILITY
( H2O)
| ODOR|
APPEARANCE
---|---|---|---|---|---
Lead|
11.34
| 327.4° C (Boiling)| None| None|
None Silver-Gray Metal
Lead Sulfate|
6.2
| 1070° C (Boiling)| 40 mg/1(15° C)| None|
White Powder
Lead Dioxide|
9.4
| 290° C (Boiling)| None| None|
Brown Powder
Sulfuric Acid|
about 1.3
| about 114° C (Boiling)| 100%| Acidic|
Clear Colorless Liquid
Fiberglass Separator|
N/A
| N/A| Slight| Toxic|
White Fibrous Glass
ABS Plastic|
N/A
| N/A| None| No Odor|
Solid
FLAMMABILITY DATA
COMPONENTS
| FLASHPOINT| EXPLOSIVE LIMIT|
COMMENTS
---|---|---|---
Lead|
None
|
None
|
Sulfuric Acid|
None
|
None
|
Hydrogen| |
4% – 72.4%
| Sealed batteries can emit hydrogen if over charged (float voltage > 2.40
VPC).
Fiberglass Separator|
N/A
|
N/A
| Toxic vapors may be released. In case of fire, wear self-contained breathing
apparatus
ABS Plastic|
None
|
N/A
| Temp. over 300° C (572° F) may release combustible gases. In case of fire: wear positive pressure self-contained breathing apparatus.
FIRST AID
SULFURIC ACID PRECAUTIONS
Skin Contact:| Flush with water, see physician if contact area is large or if
blisters form.
Eye Contact:| Call physician immediately and flush with water until physician
arrives.
Ingestion:| Call physician. If patient is conscious, flush mouth with water,
have patient drink milk or sodium bicarbonate solution. National Poison
Center: 1-800-222-1222
REACTIVITY DATA
| COMPONENT | Sulfuric Acid |
|---|---|
| STABILITY | Stable at all temperatures |
| COLYM ER I ZATI ON | Will not polymerize |
| INCOMPATIBILITY | Reactive Metals, strong bases, most organic compounds |
| DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS | Sulfuric dioxide, trioxide, hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen |
| CONDITIONS TO AVOID | Prohibit smoking. sparks, etc. from battery charging |
area. Avoid mixing acid with other chemicals
SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES
Steps to take in case of leak or spill:| If sulfuric acid is spilled from a
battery. neutralized acid with bicarbonate (baking soda), sodium carbon (soda
ash), or calcium oxide (lime). Flush ama with water and discard to the sewage
system. Do not allow unneutralized acid into sewage system.
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Waste disposal method:| Neutralized acid may be flushed down the sewer. Spent
batteries must be treated as hazardous waste and disposed of according to
local, state, and federal guidelines. A copy of this MSDS must be supplied to
any scrap dealer or secondary lead sacker with battery.
PROTECTION
EXPOSURE SITE
| PROTECTION|
COMMENTS
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SKIN| Rubber gloves. Apron| Protective equipment must be worn if the battery
is cracked or otherwise damaged. A respirator should be worn during reclaim
operations if the TLV is exceeded
RESPIRATORY| Respirator (for lead)
EYES| Safety goggles, Face Shield
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Due to the battery’s low internal resistance and high power density, high levels of short circuit current can be developed across the battery terminals. Do not rest tools or cables on the battery. Use insulated tools only. Follow all installation instructions and diagrams when Stalling or maintaining battery systems.
HEALTH HAZARD DATA
LEAD: The toxic effects of lead are accumulative and slow to appear. It affects the kidneys, reproductive, and central nervous systems. The symptoms of lead overexposure are anemia, vomiting, headache, stomach pain (lead colic), dizziness, loss of appetite, and muscle and joint pain. Exposure to lead from a battery most often occurs during lead reclaim operations through the breathing or ingestion of lead dust or finites.
SULFURIC ACID: Sulfuric acid is a strong corrosive. Contact with acid can
cause severe burns on the skin and in eyes. Ingestion of sulfuric acid will
cause GI tract buns. Acid can be released if the battery case is damaged or if
vents are tampered with
FIBERGLASS SEPARATOR: Fibrour glass is an irritant of the upper respiratory
tract skin and eyes. For exposure up to I OF/CC use MSA Comfoll with type H
liken Above 10F/CC up to SOF/CC use Ultra-Twin with type H filter. This
product is not considered carcinogenic by NTP or OSHA.
ALL DATA MUST BE PASSED TO ANY SCRAP DEALER OR SMELTER WHEN BATTERY IS RESOLD
115 E. Linden
• Rogers, Arkansas 72756 USA
• Fax: 479-636-3245
International (001) 479-636-5776
MC1-MODEL 3500-OM-180215-GB
Specifications are subject to change without notice .
References
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