I'm considering a refurbished Fairino FR5 for tray-to-fixture transfer with a machined polymer puck in a supervised handling workshop because the price is attractive. Although the listing describes it as inspected, I haven't been shown what that covered. I'd like to establish which checks and records matter before I spend money on collection.
@ReeceBennett0732 It would help to know whether you've a condition assessment or only a list of replaced items. What documentation has the seller supplied beyond the listing?
The seller has provided a list of replacements without observations about the untouched assemblies. That's useful history, but it doesn't explain the scope behind the word 'inspected'.
Request the unit-specific inspection scope and a complete inventory of what's included. You can then make a qualified condition assessment and a demonstration relevant to your application conditions of purchase.
I now have a clear basis for deciding whether to buy: a satisfactory assessment of this unit, a complete package inventory and an application-relevant demonstration. Any commitment is conditional on those items.