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Determine if ChefTab Pro has a Bad SD Card

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Description: The troubleshooting steps below will help you determine if your ChefTab Pro has a bad SD card.

  1. Under normal operation, your ChefTab should boot to a screen that looks something like this, depending upon your configuration.

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2. One of the symptoms of a bad SD card is your ChefTab will boot to a screen like this, and it will freeze at this screen for a very long period of time.

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3. To verify that this is the problem, remove power from the ChefTab Pro controller and open it by removing the 4 screws on the side.

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4. Remove the SD card found on the motherboard and then re-apply power.

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5. If your ChefTab Pro now boots normally and quickly, you have a bad SD card, and it will need to be replaced.

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6. Your ChefTab Pro will continue to work until you can find a replacement. A replacement of any size GB will do.

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7. If the failed SD card you removed from the ChefTab Pro DOES NOT look like this one please notify customercare@selectelectronics.com.

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