The bloggers studied it for several days, but couldn't figure out how to reassemble it. Many maintenance masters were also at a loss, as the repair manual in the manual only described maintenance operations and daily upkeep.
It's so disassembled, no one dares to take on reassembling it.
Helplessly, money had to be given to send the mecha back to the factory for reassembly.
Zu Yang couldn't help but laugh and cry; the manual states that the disassembly was at its limit, yet someone risked their life disassembling it.
Not to mention ordinary people, even the maintenance masters in the factory were distressed by these parts. The order of disassembly was sequential, whereas reassembly was different.
You can't just assemble a new one with all new parts from the production line.
Like this, just paying half the money could get you a new mecha, and everyone thought about disassembling it for a replacement.
