This FR5 listing says inspected and the price is tempting for our spacer transfer. I haven't seen the inspection scope. Or any results, really. What should I establish before paying for collection?
The refurbished FR5 is cheaper than its unexplained inspection
SaraChen1157 · 10 Jun 2026, 05:32 UTC
8 replies
Replying to SaraChen1157
Have they identified the actual arm and controller being sold? Start there.
15pointsReplying to ChloeBrooks0831
Serial photographs supplied. The listing pictures match those labels. Inspection still just a word in the description.
22pointsReplying to SaraChen1157
Request dated findings for those units, including what was repaired and what was not tested.
22pointsReplying to SaraChen1157
Will they allow your own assessor to inspect it before purchase?
6pointsReplying to FarahBrown0939
They allow a visit, but only offer a short powered demonstration. I need to ask what an assessor could actually examine during it.
8pointsReplying to SaraChen1157
Price that assessment and any missing included equipment before comparing the bargain with other options. You may still like it, but at least the comparison will include the uncertainty.
12pointsReplying to WillBarnes0574
An assessor is discussing a scope with them. I haven't booked collection. Thanks Chloe, using the unit identifiers has at least made the request specific.
6pointsReplying to SaraChen1157
Did they supply the repair history as well, or is the assessor still waiting on that?
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