Back when Lin Zhenhua was still a technician, the Second Fertilizer Plant of Jiangnan Province had imported a big set of fertilizer equipment, including two 210,000 US dollar ice machines.
But during installation—
One of the ice machines' main shafts got smashed and snapped due to mishandling, straight up scrapped.
Jiangnan Light Chemical Hall confirmed the main responsibility was on the Chinese side, so they didn't ask Neon for compensation.
After dealing with the folks responsible, they proposed to the other side to import another main shaft.
This whole mess was annoying, but honestly, not that unusual:
Just like buying an electric scooter, falling over by the parking lot and popping out a bearing—you can only go back to the vendor for after-sales repairs.
Since it's after-sales, the price should be a bit cheaper, especially since the equipment was barely used at all.
Then the reply came from their side:
