FelixAllen0284 · 28 Sept 2025, 08:40 UTC
Ask for the complete report tied to the offered unit identifiers, including the repair work and subsequent checks, before anyone calls a demonstration an inspection.
18 pointsRequested. We have the arm identifier but the report's controller field is blank. Seller says the missing page is with the workshop.
7 pointsGet the controller and included-equipment list identified too, because the assessor needs to know which complete package is being offered.
10 pointsHave you seen this unit yourself, Felix?
18 pointsOnly photographs and a short unloaded motion clip, Maya. I'm not treating that as my inspection, despite inspecting used kit being part of my normal work.
2 pointsIs the gripper in the photographs included?
12 pointsLucy, no. Seller confirms it belonged to the demonstration setup. Our puck tool would be a separate design and suitability review.
14 pointsWorth putting that beside the headline price.
7 pointsOnce the records arrive, ask an independent assessor for a scope matched to the unit history and offered package; do not pay for a vaguely named check that repeats the seller's video.
6 pointsDoes the seller permit that inspection before the sale is final? The answer affects whether it is worth arranging the visit.
7 pointsYes, Aisha, inspection before a final decision is allowed. They have now identified the controller. Full repair page still missing, so the assessor hasn't quoted a final scope.
9 pointsThen keep the collection booking open rather than guessing a date around incomplete records.
9 pointsRepair page arrived. It describes a cable replacement, but the follow-up test sheet it references is absent. I've sent both pages to the assessor and asked the seller for that sheet too.
1 pointsDid the assessor say whether a visit is worthwhile with those records?
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