The refurbished UR5e listing looks affordable for our aluminium-block tray trial, but inspected still means no more than a word on the advert. I've asked for the repair history and a report tied to the offered arm and controller. What should I settle before paying to collect it?
I cannot price collection without the UR5e inspection scope
PavelBennett0701 · 22 Mar 2026, 18:26 UTC
2 replies
Replying to PavelBennett0701
Ask an independent competent inspector to define the examination against that actual package and intended job, with findings, limitations and likely remedial work; an attractive collection price is not a condition report.
15pointsReplying to BrunoAbbott0017
We paid for the inspection and then declined the purchase. The inspector identified damaged cabling that needed replacement and further checks, and neither seller nor service contact could give us a usable parts timescale. The price was still tempting, but our little trial cannot absorb an indefinite repair job. Glad we asked before arranging collection.
12pointsDiscussion closed
This discussion is closed to new replies after six months without activity. Last activity: .