Refurbished Fairino FR10: what belongs in the acceptance check?

JackAbbott0080 · 27 Apr 2026, 10:24 UTC

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JackAbbott0080
A refurbished Fairino FR10 looks tempting for our parts tray unloading setup with a machined polymer puck in a small bench assembly area. The price is attractive and the listing says 'inspected', but i haven't seen the inspection scope. What should i ask for before paying to collect it?

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JamieBarnes0556
Replying to JackAbbott0080

What has the seller actually supplied: a condition report, replacement list, or just the listing? Those answer different questions.

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JackAbbott0080
Replying to JamieBarnes0556

@JamieBarnes0556 A replacement list. Nothing about the assemblies they left alone. Better than nothing, but 'inspected' is doing a lot of work here.

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JamieBarnes0556
Replying to JackAbbott0080

@JackAbbott0080 Ask for a report tied to this unit and an itemised package list. Make purchase conditional on a qualified condition assessment and a representative demonstration.

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BrunoAbbott0017
Replying to JamieBarnes0556

@JamieBarnes0556 I'm unsure how to read 'refurbished'. Does that description establish that the entire unit was assessed, or do you still need the detailed scope?

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JamieBarnes0556
Replying to BrunoAbbott0017

The label alone doesn't tell you what was checked. Ask for the actual scope, results and exclusions for the unit you're considering.

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ImranBrown0914
Replying to JamieBarnes0556

@JamieBarnes0556 On my own used-arm purchase, the inventory caught a required cable missing from the bundle. Easy to price, annoyingly easy to overlook.

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JackAbbott0080
Replying to ImranBrown0914

@ImranBrown0914 Did you ask for photos of every item? Their bundle description is mostly 'complete system', which isn't helping me much.

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ImranBrown0914
Replying to JackAbbott0080

Photos helped with mine, alongside an itemised list. Have them identify the controller, pendant, cables and included software access rather than relying on the group photo.

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JamieBarnes0556
Replying to JamieBarnes0556

A successful demonstration of your handling task should address the main condition uncertainty left after the paperwork review.

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VictorAbbott0011
Replying to JamieBarnes0556

A demonstration doesn't settle the gap in the replacement list. Successfully handling something isn't a condition assessment of the assemblies that weren't replaced.

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JamieBarnes0556
Replying to VictorAbbott0011

@VictorAbbott0011 Yes, I oversold it. The demo supports application suitability in that setup; it doesn't replace the qualified condition assessment you still need.

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JackAbbott0080
Replying to JamieBarnes0556

i visited and saw normal movement and a successful transfer. We didn't see a backup restored, though. i'm keeping that blank on my checklist.

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BrunoAbbott0017
Replying to JackAbbott0080

@JackAbbott0080 What distinguishes having a backup from demonstrating recovery? I'm wondering whether simply checking that the file opens is enough.

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JamieBarnes0556
Replying to BrunoAbbott0017

The useful question is whether the system can recover its required configuration through the appropriate procedure. Ask the seller and assessor to define a controlled demonstration and identify the access it requires.

15 points
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JackAbbott0080
Replying to JamieBarnes0556

@JamieBarnes0556 i still don't have enough to judge the condition or complete package. i'm not committing to collection on the strength of 'inspected'.

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JamieBarnes0556
Replying to JackAbbott0080

Fair enough. The inspection label hasn't supplied the missing condition and package information.

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