I'm considering a refurbished FR10 for our block-handling bench. The price is tempting, but the seller's inspection evidence is a sticker in a photograph. Before I pay for collection, I want to know what was actually checked. Or whether inspected just means someone looked at it standing still.
Ask for the inspection report tied to the arm and controller identifiers, including scope, findings and any repairs; the sticker alone tells you almost nothing about condition.
Get the included equipment list too, because a decent arm price can still leave you hunting for the correct cables, pendant or manuals after the collection van has gone.
Will they allow an independent inspection before collection? Paperwork matters, but I would not use a better photograph as a substitute for checking a used machine.
The seller has supplied the unit identifiers and a fuller cable list. Service history is still only their statement that it was refurbished. I'm arranging the inspection scope, not committing to collect yet.