Equipment Inspection Checklist
Use our comprehensive checklist to thoroughly inspect used aesthetic equipment before purchase. Protect your investment with proper due diligence.
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Pre-Inspection Preparation
What to Bring
- • This inspection checklist (printed or digital)
- • Camera or smartphone for documentation
- • Flashlight for detailed examination
- • Measuring tape for dimensions
- • List of questions for the seller
- • Market research on similar equipment
Equipment Identification & Documentation
Basic Information
Manufacturer name and logo verification
Model number and name confirmation
Serial number documentation
Manufacturing date or year verification
Software version and updates
Documentation Review
Original purchase receipt/invoice
Warranty documentation and transfer forms
Service and maintenance records
User manuals and technical documentation
Training certificates and compliance docs
Physical Condition Assessment
Exterior Condition
Overall cleanliness and maintenance
Signs of wear, scratches, or damage
Cabinet integrity and door alignment
Display screen condition and functionality
Control panel and button functionality
Connections & Ports
Power cord and plug condition
All cable connections and ports
Handpiece connections and cables
Cooling system connections
Network and communication ports
Operational Testing
Power-Up & System Check
Equipment powers on without errors
Display screen shows proper interface
No error messages or warning lights
System calibration and self-test passes
Software version and updates verified
Functional Testing
All handpieces and applicators tested
Cooling system operation verified
Safety features and interlocks tested
Treatment modes and settings accessible
Data logging and patient management features
Accessories & Components
Included Items Verification
All original handpieces and applicators
Foot pedals and control accessories
Cables, adapters, and connection hardware
Consumables and disposable items
Training materials and guides
Warranty cards and registration forms
Maintenance & Service History
Service Records Review
Regular maintenance schedule followed
Recent service and repairs documented
Replacement parts and upgrades noted
Warranty status and transferability
Usage Assessment
Total usage hours or treatments logged
Intensity and frequency of use
Environmental conditions and storage
Operator training and certification
Final Assessment & Decision
Overall Condition Rating
Excellent (Grade A) - Like new condition
Very Good (Grade A-) - Light wear, fully functional
Good (Grade B+) - Moderate wear, fully functional
Fair (Grade B) - Visible wear, functional
Poor (Grade C) - Significant wear or issues
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