In Ordos, Inner Mongolia, a technical expert is needed to guide the use of the weight-based level gauge
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The company purchased a batch of weight-based level gauges. Due to the inability to communicate with the supplier, issues arose in the use of these level gauges on site and could not be resolved. Therefore, a technician familiar with weight-based level gauges is needed to go to the site to handle the situation. For cities near Ordos in Inner Mongolia, the cost of round-trip transportation as well as accommodation and meals are included. Technical service fees will be discussed via private message. The process is expected to take 1–3 days; those who have the time and skills are requested to reply and communicate with me.
Yayaya, I can’t make any money from you; I’m just here, salivating, drool dripping, to watch the fun {:3_51:}. . . . . . . Is the supplier the manufacturer? If not, contact the manufacturer. Also, tell me about any difficulties you’re facing; maybe that fellow on the forum happens to know the answer, and a few words from them might help you out. . . . . .
Now the supplier no longer provides on-site services; they only offer telephone technical support, which doesn’t solve the problems at all – on-site assistance is necessary
There are so many weights; which brand is this?
Hehe, still haven’t said what specific difficulties were encountered. . . Whose gauge is this, that it’s so difficult to use? Do we really have to provide on-site service? {:2_45:} The monkey showed it did not understand. . .
A manufacturer in Liaoyang is no longer responsible for it and provides no after-sales support; we have also paid the full amount.
It started having problems just a few days after it was put into use, and the supplier refused to provide any support, saying they wouldn’t offer on-site service for such a small amount of money. Ugh, I made the wrong choice when selecting the supplier
1. Oh~~~ Instrumentation, especially field instruments, are often merely automated control components with single functions; in terms of classification, they don’t even qualify as automated devices. The prices of instruments from manufacturers usually do not include on-site service fees. Think about it: in today’s busy manufacturing plants, there’s so much work to be done that employees often have to work overtime to finish it all. So how is it possible to assign people with nothing to do to travel hundreds or even thousands of miles just to provide support at a site for the sake of a single instrument? Instrument manufacturers who work on-site often get mocked by their peers for not focusing on their proper job, you see? {:2_36:} 2. The monkey said, “Good gadget; it’s just as useful as a short tail attached to the thigh.” 3. The installation and calibration of instruments are generally considered part of the engineering costs. The supplier who sells you the watches might not be making money from you? Maybe it was used too many times, and all the money earned was spent? {:2_36:} 4. “Problems arise after just a few days of use.” What exactly is the problem? Did it freeze? Was it a false alarm? Stuck? Drinking and harassing women? So, what exactly happened? Please clarify your question. The problem isn’t that difficult; everyone will guide you. For example, I, Pig Brother, am a kind of ‘crazy second-level expert’ who helps people for free, {:2_32:}. Monkey Laugh Brother thinks the problem is too hard and that there’s no solution to it, but everyone will still tell you what to do. There are some things that can’t be solved just by having an expert show up on site; for instance, with that ‘crazy female ultrasonic device’, what good is it if an expert shows up? The liquid level readings keep giving wrong signals – why exactly do they give wrong readings? What I mean is, you need to make sure that those who have the means to earn money for you understand the situation properly. Only if they can see clearly will they be interested in getting involved with you, get it? :lol