I'm considering a refurbished UR5e for polymer-puck unloading. Seller sent a condition report with a reference to repairs on an absent page. Price is attractive. Collection can wait until I know what was repaired.
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.
Only 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.
Once 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.
Yes, 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.
Repair 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.