FAQ

PROJECT: PROVISION, SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF SMART DEVICES TO SCHOOLS 2026
General Support +
How do I create a support ticket? +

To create a support ticket, click Create Ticket on the support portal and complete all required fields.

Please provide accurate information to help our support team assess and respond to your request efficiently.

What information should I include when submitting a ticket? +

Please provide the following information:

  • Name
  • School Name
  • Contact Number
  • Email Address
  • Device or Kit Name
  • UID
  • Description of the Issue
  • Supporting Photographs where available

Providing complete information will help reduce delays during assessment.

What is a UID? +

UID stands for Unique Identification Number.

The UID is printed on a silver-coloured sticker attached to the device or kit packaging.

Example: AITI/SD/001/MB001

Why is the UID required? +

The UID helps identify the affected device or kit quickly and accurately.

Providing the UID allows support staff to verify project records and warranty eligibility more efficiently.

Where can I find the UID? +

The UID can be found on the silver-coloured identification sticker attached to the product packaging.

Please keep the packaging and UID label for future reference.

What file types can I upload? +

The support portal currently accepts the following file formats:

  • JPG / JPEG
  • PNG
  • BMP
  • PDF
How do I submit a video of the issue? +

Video files cannot be uploaded through the support portal.

Please send the video to our WhatsApp Support Number and provide the corresponding Ticket ID for reference.

Why should I attach photographs? +

Photographs help our support team understand the issue more accurately and may reduce the need for additional clarification.

Can I update a ticket after submission? +

Yes. You may update your ticket by replying through the support portal using your ticket link.

How do I check the status of my ticket? +

You may check the status of your ticket by opening your ticket link or searching using your Ticket ID and email address.

What happens after I submit a ticket? +

After submission, the support team will review the information provided and conduct an initial assessment before determining the next course of action.

Can I submit multiple issues in a single ticket? +

It is recommended that each ticket relates to a single issue whenever possible. This helps improve tracking, investigation, and resolution.

Can I submit a ticket on behalf of my school? +

Yes. Teachers, school representatives, and authorised school staff may submit support tickets on behalf of their school.

Does the support portal provide coding assistance or training? +

No. The support portal is intended for equipment-related support, warranty claims, troubleshooting, and project-related enquiries only.

Where can I find official product guides and documentation? +

Official documentation is available from the respective manufacturers and project documentation resources.

Warranty & Claims +
Which devices are covered under the warranty? +

This warranty applies only to devices and kits supplied under the project PROVISION, SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF SMART DEVICES TO SCHOOLS 2026 as follows:

  • micro:bit v2 Go 
  • 6-in-1 Ring:bit Bricks Pack
  • Wonder Building Kit 32 in 1
How long is the warranty period? +

All eligible devices and kits supplied under the project are covered by a one (1) year warranty commencing from the User Acceptance Test (UAT) date for the respective batch.

What does the warranty cover? +

The warranty covers:

  • Manufacturing defects
  • Faulty components
  • Hardware malfunctions under normal educational use
  • Firmware operational defects where applicable
What is not covered under the warranty? +

The warranty does not cover:

  • Misuse or negligence
  • Accidental damage
  • Unauthorised modification or repair
  • Improper storage or handling
  • Water or fire damage
  • Normal wear and tear
  • Missing or lost components after acceptance by the school
  • Structural breakage resulting from improper handling
How do I submit a warranty claim? +

Create a support ticket and provide:

  • School Name
  • Device or Kit Name
  • UID
  • Description of the issue
  • Supporting photographs where available
How can I verify whether my device is still under warranty? +

Warranty eligibility is determined based on the User Acceptance Test (UAT) date and project records. Please provide the UID when submitting your enquiry.

Are products purchased outside the project covered under this warranty? +

No. This warranty applies only to devices and kits supplied under the project PROVISION, SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF SMART DEVICES TO SCHOOLS 2026.

What should I do if I believe a component was missing when the kit was supplied? +

All major components were verified to be present during the User Acceptance Test process. If you believe a required component was not supplied, please submit a support ticket for investigation.

What should I do if a component is no longer available in the kit? +

If a component is no longer available after acceptance by the school, it is generally considered missing or lost after issuance and is not covered under warranty. Selected replacement parts may be available through smartbitbn.com.

Can replacement parts be purchased separately? +

Yes. Selected replacement parts and components may be available through smartbitbn.com.

What support services are available during the warranty period? +

Support services may include:

  • Verification of reported faults
  • Troubleshooting assistance
  • Onsite support where appropriate
  • Offsite assessment and inspection
  • Replacement recommendations where applicable
What happens after a warranty claim is submitted? +

The support team will review the information provided and may request additional information, photographs, videos, inspections, or verification activities before determining the appropriate resolution.

micro:bit Go Bundle +
What is included in the micro:bit Go Bundle? +

The micro:bit Go Bundle includes a BBC micro:bit device, battery holder, USB cable, and other components supplied as part of the package.

What is the micro:bit used for? +

The micro:bit is a programmable educational device designed to support digital skills, computational thinking, and STEM-related learning activities in schools.

How do I power on the micro:bit? +

The micro:bit can be powered using the supplied battery holder with compatible batteries or by connecting it to a computer using a USB cable.

How do I connect the micro:bit to a computer? +

Connect the micro:bit to a computer using the supplied USB cable. Once connected, the device should be detected automatically by the operating system.

Why is my micro:bit not appearing on my computer? +

Please check the following:

  • Ensure the USB cable is securely connected.
  • Try a different USB port.
  • Confirm that the cable supports data transfer and is not a charging-only cable.
  • Restart the computer and reconnect the device.

If the issue persists, submit a support ticket with the device UID and photographs where available.

Why is the LED display not showing anything? +

Please verify that the device is receiving power through either the battery holder or USB connection. If the device remains unresponsive after confirming power is available, submit a support ticket for further assessment.

How do I reset the micro:bit? +

Please refer to the official micro:bit documentation for instructions on resetting the device and restoring normal operation.

Official documentation is available at:
https://microbit.org

What should I do if the buttons are not responding? +

Ensure the device is powered correctly and inspect the buttons for visible damage or obstruction. If the issue continues, submit a support ticket with details of the problem.

Does the micro:bit contain a rechargeable battery? +

No. The micro:bit device itself does not contain an internal rechargeable battery.

Can I use rechargeable AAA batteries? +

Yes. Compatible rechargeable AAA batteries may be used in the supplied battery holder where appropriate.

Why does the micro:bit become warm during use? +

A slight increase in temperature during operation may be normal. If the device becomes excessively hot, disconnect the power source immediately and submit a support ticket for assessment.

What should I do if the battery holder is damaged? +

Stop using the damaged battery holder and submit a support ticket for assessment. Please include the device UID and supporting photographs where possible.

Can I connect additional accessories to the micro:bit? +

Yes. The micro:bit supports a range of compatible accessories and expansion devices. Please refer to the official micro:bit documentation for compatibility information.

What should I do if the USB cable is damaged? +

Discontinue use of the damaged cable. A replacement USB cable that meets the required specifications may be used.

Is internet access required to use the micro:bit? +

Internet access may be required for certain software downloads, online editors, and documentation resources. However, many activities can continue once the required software and programs have been prepared.

Where can I find official micro:bit documentation and guides? +

Official documentation, user guides, and learning resources are available from:

https://microbit.org

Can the support team assist with coding projects and programming activities? +

No. The support portal is intended for equipment-related support, warranty claims, troubleshooting, and project-related enquiries. Coding guidance, lesson delivery, and training activities are outside the scope of support services.

What should I do if a component appears faulty? +

Please submit a support ticket and provide:

  • Device UID
  • Description of the issue
  • Supporting photographs where available

The support team will assess the reported fault and advise on the next steps.

What should I do if a component is missing from the kit? +

All major components were verified during the User Acceptance Test process. If you believe a required component was not supplied, please submit a support ticket for investigation.

If the component was present during acceptance but is no longer available, it is generally considered missing after issuance and may not be covered under warranty.

Can I purchase replacement parts separately? +

Selected replacement parts and accessories may be available through:

smartbitbn.com

Please verify compatibility before purchasing replacement components.

6-in-1 Ring:bit Bricks Pack +
What is included in the 6-in-1 Ring:bit Bricks Pack? +

The 6-in-1 Ring:bit Bricks Pack includes electronic components, building blocks, motors, servos, and accessories required to assemble the supported project models supplied as part of the kit.

What is the 6-in-1 Ring:bit Bricks Pack used for? +

The 6-in-1 Ring:bit Bricks Pack is an educational kit designed to support STEM-related learning activities through model building, programming, and robotics applications.

Why is my Ring:bit model not moving? +

Please check the following:

  • Batteries are installed correctly.
  • The batteries have sufficient charge.
  • All cables are connected securely.
  • The model is assembled correctly.
  • No objects are obstructing the movement of the model.

If the issue persists, submit a support ticket with photographs of the assembled model.

Is accidental damage covered under warranty? +

No. The warranty does not cover accidental damage, water damage, misuse, negligence, unauthorised modification, improper handling, normal wear and tear, or structural breakage resulting from improper use.

The warranty is intended to cover manufacturing defects, faulty components, hardware malfunctions under normal educational use, and applicable firmware operational defects.

Selected replacement parts may be available through smartbitbn.com.

Can I overload the Ring:bit model? +

No. Excessive load may place unnecessary stress on the servos and motors, potentially causing overheating or damage to the components.

Why is the servo motor becoming hot? +

Servo motors may become warm during normal operation. However, excessive heat may indicate that the model is overloaded or that movement is being obstructed. Stop operation and inspect the model before continuing use.

What should I do if the model does not respond after power is applied? +

Please verify that:

  • Batteries are installed correctly.
  • Battery power is available.
  • Wiring connections are secure.
  • The micro:bit is properly installed.

If the problem continues, submit a support ticket for further assessment.

Can I modify the structure of the Ring:bit Bricks Pack? +

No. Users should not disassemble, alter, or modify the electronic components supplied with the kit.

Can the Ring:bit Bricks Pack be used near water? +

No. The Ring:bit Bricks Pack and its electronic components should be kept away from water and other liquids at all times.

What should I do if water is spilled on the kit? +

Disconnect the power source immediately and stop using the kit.

Water damage is not covered under warranty. Users should avoid using the kit until it is completely dry and safe to inspect. Replacement parts may be available through smartbitbn.com.

Why should I check the screws before use? +

Loose screws may affect the operation, stability, and safety of the assembled model. Users should verify that all fixing screws remain secure before each use.

Can I use the kit without batteries? +

The Ring:bit Bricks Pack requires a suitable power source in accordance with the supplied instructions and components.

What should I do if the battery compartment is damaged? +

Physical damage to the battery compartment resulting from accidental damage, misuse, or improper handling is not covered under warranty.

Replacement parts may be available through smartbitbn.com.

Why should batteries be removed after use? +

Removing batteries when the kit is not in use helps prevent battery leakage and potential damage to electronic components.

Can I scratch or modify the Ring:bit expansion board? +

No. Sharp objects should not be used on the Ring:bit expansion board or other electronic components.

What should I do if a component appears faulty? +

Please submit a support ticket and provide:

  • Device UID
  • Description of the issue
  • Supporting photographs where available

The support team will assess the reported fault and advise on the next steps.

What should I do if a component is missing from the kit? +

All major components were verified during the User Acceptance Test process. If you believe a required component was not supplied, please submit a support ticket for investigation.

If the component was present during acceptance but is no longer available, it is generally considered missing after issuance and may not be covered under warranty.

Can I purchase replacement parts separately? +

Selected replacement parts and accessories may be available through smartbitbn.com.

Where can I find official Ring:bit Bricks Pack documentation? +

Official documentation and product information are available from:

https://wiki.elecfreaks.com/en/microbit/building-blocks/ringbit-bricks-pack/

Can the support team assist with project construction or coding? +

No. The support portal is intended for equipment-related support, warranty claims, troubleshooting, and project-related enquiries. Coding guidance, lesson delivery, and training activities are outside the scope of support services.

Wonder Building Kit 32 in 1 +
What is included in the Wonder Building Kit 32 in 1? +

The Wonder Building Kit 32 in 1 includes electronic components, sensors, motors, servos, building blocks, the Wukong expansion board, and accessories required to assemble supported project models supplied as part of the kit.

What is the Wonder Building Kit 32 in 1 used for? +

The Wonder Building Kit 32 in 1 is an educational kit designed to support STEM-related learning activities through model building, electronics, robotics, and programming applications.

Is accidental damage covered under warranty? +

No. The warranty does not cover accidental damage, water damage, misuse, negligence, unauthorised modification, improper handling, normal wear and tear, or structural breakage resulting from improper use.

Selected replacement parts may be available through smartbitbn.com.

Can I use the Wukong expansion board while charging? +

No. The Wukong expansion board should not be used while it is being charged. Doing so may shorten the lifespan of the board and could potentially damage the product.

Why is my Wonder Building Kit not responding? +

Please verify that:

  • The battery is charged.
  • The battery is connected correctly.
  • All cables are securely connected.
  • The micro:bit is installed correctly.
  • Components are assembled properly.
  • The correct program has been downloaded and installed onto the micro:bit.

If the issue persists, submit a support ticket with photographs where available.

Can I clean the Wonder Building Kit using water? +

No. Water and liquid cleaning agents should not be used on electronic components.

How should I clean the Wonder Building Kit? +

A soft cloth lightly moistened with alcohol may be used for cleaning external surfaces. Ensure all components are dry before use.

Can I modify or disassemble the Wukong expansion board? +

No. Users should not disassemble, alter, or modify the Wukong expansion board or other electronic components supplied with the kit.

Can the Wonder Building Kit be used near water? +

No. Electronic components should be kept away from water and other liquids at all times.

What should I do if water is spilled on the kit? +

Disconnect the power source immediately and stop using the kit.

Water damage is not covered under warranty. Replacement parts may be available through smartbitbn.com.

Why does the Wukong expansion board become warm during use? +

A slight increase in temperature during operation may be normal. If the board becomes excessively hot, disconnect the power source and discontinue use immediately.

What should I do if the battery no longer holds a charge? +

Rechargeable batteries naturally degrade over time. If charging performance becomes significantly reduced, replacement may be required.

What should I do if a component appears faulty? +

Please submit a support ticket and provide:

  • Device UID
  • Description of the issue
  • Supporting photographs where available.

The support team will assess the reported fault and advise on the next steps.

What should I do if a component is missing from the kit? +

All major components were verified during the User Acceptance Test process. If you believe a required component was not supplied, please submit a support ticket for investigation.

If the component was present during acceptance but is no longer available, it is generally considered missing after issuance and may not be covered under warranty.

Can I purchase replacement parts separately? +

Selected replacement parts and accessories may be available through smartbitbn.com.

How should I store the Wonder Building Kit when not in use? +

Store the kit in a clean, dry environment. Components should be protected from dust, moisture, and excessive heat.

Can I store the kit for a long period without using it? +

Yes. When storing the kit for an extended period, keep it in a clean container and protect it from dust and moisture.

Where can I find official Wonder Building Kit documentation? +

Official documentation and product information are available from:

https://wiki.elecfreaks.com/en/microbit/building-blocks/wonder-building-kit/

Can the support team assist with project construction or coding? +

No. The support portal is intended for equipment-related support, warranty claims, troubleshooting, and project-related enquiries. Coding guidance, lesson delivery, and training activities are outside the scope of support services.

What should I do if plastic building parts are broken? +

Plastic building components damaged due to misuse, accidental damage, improper handling, or normal wear and tear are not covered under warranty. Replacement parts may be available through smartbitbn.com.