Frame, deck and finish
Review selected units for visible damage, poor finish, alignment concerns or buyer-defined workmanship issues.
Scooter order inspection guide
A Wuyi scooter inspection should start with the exact model, configuration, buyer references and safe basic observations needed for the order.
Visible workmanship and selected basic features can be reviewed onsite, but structural, braking, battery, legal and certification conclusions require separate methods.
Confirm the order
Confirm the Wuyi factory, supplier or warehouse site where the scooters and relevant parts will be accessible, plus the onsite contact and relationship to the order.
List each model, frame or deck configuration, wheel type, handlebar or folding option, colour, accessories and quantity by assembly and packing status.
Provide drawings, specifications, approved samples or images, dimensions, tolerances, assembly references, markings and safe basic-check instructions.
Buyer inputs
Connect selected units with the correct drawing, parts list, markings and packing requirements.
Product-specific scope
Checks depend on the model, construction, instructions, tolerances and safe onsite conditions.
Review selected units for visible damage, poor finish, alignment concerns or buyer-defined workmanship issues.
Visually review accessible assembly points and fastener presence against drawings or approved references.
Where applicable, perform only safe buyer-defined basic folding or adjustment observations under suitable conditions.
Basic wheel rotation or obvious alignment observations may be included when safely scoped, without claiming performance to a standard.
Check specified dimensions, model labels, warnings or other markings against buyer documents.
Compare included tools, loose parts, manuals and accessories with the approved packing list.
Workmanship planning
Define visible concerns, references and acceptance criteria before selected units are reviewed.
Specify unacceptable finish, damage, gaps, looseness or assembly observations.
Limit folding, adjustment and basic function observations to safe buyer-defined steps.
Keep model, wheel, colour and accessory configurations identifiable.
Do not treat simple onsite observations as structural or standards-based testing.
Identification and protection
Packing checks should follow the configuration and buyer-approved instructions.
Order-stage decisions
Earlier assembly visibility and finished-goods checks provide different evidence.
Earlier checks may provide access to assembly points or repeated workmanship concerns before all units are packed.
PSI may review selected complete units, parts, markings and packaging when enough goods are accessible.
Loading observation focuses on packaged quantities and handling rather than detailed scooter checks.
Boundaries
Routine inspection does not prove structural strength, fatigue life, braking performance to a standard, battery safety, electrical safety, road legality, certification or regulatory compliance.
Electrical or battery-specific verification for powered scooters must be separately defined.
Safe basic observations depend on instructions and suitable onsite conditions.
Sampling cannot guarantee every unit or hidden assembly condition.
Related guidance
Organise product references, observable checks and order-stage evidence around buyer requirements.
Learn moreUnderstand the role and limits of reviewing selected finished goods before shipment release.
Learn moreConnect specifications, production decisions, inspection findings and follow-up in a wider buyer plan.
Learn moreBuyer questions
A limited buyer-defined observation may be possible when the feature, instructions and conditions are suitable and safe.
No. Those conclusions may require specialist standards, equipment and methods beyond routine onsite inspection.
Battery and electrical requirements should be separately scoped with appropriate competence, methods and safety controls.
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