The refurbished FR10 listing has a price I can work with and a sticker saying inspected. The seller has sent a clean photograph, not an inspection scope. I need to know what I am buying before arranging collection for our puck-handling workshop. What should I ask it to produce?
What did inspected mean on this refurbished FR10, exactly?
FionaAllen0325 · 12 Dec 2025, 03:07 UTC
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Replying to FionaAllen0325
Ask for the offered arm and controller identities, package contents, available repair history and the actual inspection scope tied to that set; then ask whether your competent assessor can inspect it before purchase.
9pointsReplying to AdaChen1173
The seller has identified the set and says the inspection was visual plus a demonstration. No repair history available. I have asked about independent access before booking anything.
17pointsReplying to FionaAllen0325
Keep application work separate from that condition assessment. Even a satisfactory offered set still needs your gripper, fixture, access and handover work priced for the puck task.
9pointsReplying to FionaAllen0325
And have the assessor agree the permitted checks with the seller before travelling; otherwise the first paid hour may be spent discovering what inspected does not allow you to inspect.
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