Before installation
RAS reviews part fit, floor space, utilities, loading, safety planning, and team readiness before installation work begins.
From installation readiness and training to service requests, parts, and warranty questions, RAS keeps support connected to your machine and your production needs under the applicable warranty or service terms.
Have the machine serial number, a clear description of the issue, the best contact person, and any useful alarm photos, screenshots, or logs ready.
RAS support is organized around the installed system so service history, attachments, findings, and corrective actions stay together.
RAS reviews part fit, floor space, utilities, loading, safety planning, and team readiness before installation work begins.
Your team receives system commissioning guidance, operator training, production validation, and the documentation needed to begin controlled operation.
Use the RAS customer portal to identify your system, submit a request, attach photos or files, and keep service information connected to the machine.
RAS reviews the system record, reported issue, warranty terms, and available service path, then confirms the next step with your team.
These are initial-response targets measured from a complete portal request. They are not guaranteed resolution times; safety, parts, travel, customer access, connectivity, and issue complexity can affect the service plan.
Initial response target: within 4 hours
Initial response target: within 8 hours
Initial response target: within 48 hours
Initial response target: within 96 hours
Remote access to a machine PC does not bypass E-stops, guards, safety controls, operating modes, enabling devices, or physical machine permissives. All machine operation remains subject to the system documentation and site safety procedures.
Warranty coverage and service responsibilities are determined by the applicable sales agreement, warranty documents, system condition, and service findings. RAS confirms coverage before warranty work proceeds.