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Baichen’s Remote Repair Guidance System Deployed in Italy, Enabling Online Retailers without In‑House Service Teams to Deliver Seamless After‑Sales Support

2026-07-29

Electric wheelchairs are high‑usage rehabilitation devices, making after‑sales repair a critical long‑term service consideration for B2B clients. However, not all overseas distributors have professional repair teams on staff. Through its standardised remote repair guidance system—comprising illustrated manuals, video tutorials, and real‑time communication—Baichen successfully helped Italian online retailer M***o resolve an end‑user fault quickly, without a local service centre, significantly reducing return and exchange costs.

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M***o encountered a typical after‑sales issue: a customer reported that the wheelchair would not power on. With no authorised repair partner nearby, shipping the unit back to China for diagnosis would incur one‑way international freight exceeding €120 and a turnaround time of over two weeks—resulting in a poor customer experience.

After M***o reached out, Baichen’s after‑sales engineers took three steps within two hours: first, they made a preliminary diagnosis based on the fault description, identifying a blown fuse or a loose controller plug as the most likely causes; second, they prepared a bilingual (Chinese‑English) circuit diagram with key inspection points marked in red; third, they recorded a three‑minute instructional video showing how to use a multimeter to test the fuse and how to securely reconnect the controller interface.

Following the diagrams and video, M***o’s service staff located and fixed the fault within 10 minutes. The wheelchair resumed normal operation, and the customer did not request a return or exchange.

In a follow‑up email, M***o commented: “The remote guidance from Baichen is even more professional than that of many authorised repair centres in Europe. You taught us not only ‘what to replace’ but also ‘how to diagnose the problem.’”

Electric wheelchairs are products with frequent use and component wear, so after‑sales repair capability is a crucial—yet often overlooked—factor in B2B supplier evaluation. By building a reusable remote repair knowledge base (containing illustrated and video solutions for hundreds of fault scenarios), Baichen enables overseas distributors without repair expertise to provide fast, localised responses. This system not only sharply reduces reverse logistics costs but also mitigates the risk of customer churn caused by delayed after‑sales support, forming an essential part of Baichen’s long‑term operational commitment to its B2B partners.3

Ningbo Baichen medical Devices Co.,LTD.,

+86-18058580651

[email protected]

Baichenmedical.com

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