Before storing the roller massager, conduct a thorough inspection of the goods to effectively prevent defective products from entering the market, ensuring product quality and user experience. Here is a complete inspection process shared with you.
First, inspect the outer packaging to check if it is intact, for any signs of squeezing, damage, moisture, stains, and verify that the product model, quantity, batch number match those on the delivery note. Also, check if the packaging labels, instructions, and certificates of conformity are complete.
Next, conduct an appearance inspection to check for any burrs, cracks, color differences on the rollers and handle casings, whether the joints have uniform gaps, if the rollers rotate smoothly without any jamming or abnormal sounds, and whether there are any missing materials or deformations in the plastic parts.
Then, carry out functional practical tests by repeatedly turning the rollers to test the rebound and damping effects, confirming that there is no loosening or detachment, and that the accessories are complete without any missing parts. For models with vibration functions, turn on the function to check if the vibration is normal and if there are any noises.
Finally, make a sampling record. Mark and isolate the non-compliant products separately, record the problem types, take photos to preserve evidence. After the inspection is completed, only the qualified products can be stored in the warehouse, reducing after-sales problems at the source.
