Our UR5e pendant has vanished between delivery and service intake

NinaAllen0327 · 10 Apr 2026, 10:41 UTC

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NinaAllen0327
Our returned UR5e pendant was delivered to the agreed service address 57 days ago and I still can't get an intake number, never mind an assessment, while sorting stays out of service

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AmyChan1076
Replying to NinaAllen0327

I would ask the service contact to search by the pendant serial and parcel details together. I've just been discussing another intake where the assessment contact mattered after the parcel was found; first you need someone to establish which service entry, if any, is yours

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IsaacBaker0520
Replying to NinaAllen0327

Was the repair reference on the outside label? Our goods desk can find a parcel by recipient long before service recognises the customer case.

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NinaAllen0327
Replying to IsaacBaker0520

Yes, case reference outside and inside, and I've sent the serial photo three times now

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JoAdams0157
Replying to NinaAllen0327

I wouldn't send it a fourth time without a named person agreeing to do the search. You're paying for this delay in lost use even if nobody has issued a repair bill. Ask who will give you a definite location update.

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LouisArcher0398
Replying to JoAdams0157

And whether they can physically identify the pendant, not just your email.

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ChloeCarter1005
Replying to NinaAllen0327

Nina, does the carrier record identify the receiving desk or only the building?

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NinaAllen0327
Replying to ChloeCarter1005

Only the building and a signature, no desk

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IsaacBaker0520
Replying to NinaAllen0327

Then reception may be worth asking directly, with that signature. Service could be searching its own shelves for something reception never passed over.

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EmmaAdams0115
Replying to IsaacBaker0520

Isaac, that route makes sense, but Nina should not have to become their internal courier coordinator. I would copy the named service contact into the reception enquiry and ask that person to carry the answer through to the case

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AmyChan1076
Replying to EmmaAdams0115

Emma, yes. One search owner, several useful search details. Nina already supplied the reference in both places, so another instruction about labelling returns would be particularly irritating here

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NinaAllen0327
Replying to JoAdams0157

Service manager has taken it over and says reception logged a parcel against our company with a different case number

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LouisArcher0398
Replying to NinaAllen0327

Promising. Still need the serial match.

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NinaAllen0327
Replying to LouisArcher0398

Agreed, I'm waiting for that before telling our team it's found

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ChloeCarter1005
Replying to NinaAllen0327

Could the other number be a replacement enquiry opened alongside the repair?

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NinaAllen0327
Replying to ChloeCarter1005

It was, and their intake photo matches our serial; the parcel got booked against the replacement enquiry instead of the repair case

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IsaacBaker0520
Replying to NinaAllen0327

Good, an actual pendant rather than another tracking screenshot. Ask them to connect the two case numbers so the next person doesn't start the search again.

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NinaAllen0327
Replying to IsaacBaker0520

They're linked now, with an intake number and an assessment contact; thanks Isaac, the reception route finally got us somewhere

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JoAdams0157
Replying to NinaAllen0327

Has that contact given you an assessment date, or are you still waiting to learn where you sit in the queue?

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