FR5 connector-area damage still needs an assessment method

ElenaCarter1036 · 16 Aug 2026, 00:06 UTC

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ElenaCarter1036
Our FR5 test-piece sorter arrived with a crushed crate corner, displaced supports and visible damage near the arm connector housing. Kept the packaging and arrival photographs; no power applied. Seller in China says switch it on. I need a qualified condition assessment before this becomes an improvised commissioning exercise.

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TheoBrooks0845
Replying to ElenaCarter1036

Request a qualified assessor and written scope tied to the visible damage. Keep it unpowered meanwhile.

5 points
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ElenaCarter1036
Replying to TheoBrooks0845

Sent the condition report with crate, restraint and connector-area views. Seller has offered a service visit and sent its scope. I'm checking the arrangements, not treating the offer as an assessment already completed.

2 points
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TheoBrooks0845
Replying to ElenaCarter1036

Keep any charges and movement instructions explicit too. Don't repack it on an assumed collection plan.

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ElenaCarter1036
Replying to TheoBrooks0845

Visit completed on site. The assessor requires connector-housing repair and follow-up checks before release; report received. Seller is preparing the work proposal. Thanks Theo, keeping the visit separate from collection avoided an unnecessary repacking job.

11 points

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