Product quality problems often occur in after-sales service, including product damage, functional failure, etc. To address these problems, the following solutions can be adopted:

1. Provide free repair or replacement services: For damaged products, free repair or replacement services can be provided to ensure the rights and interests of users.

2. Quality assurance commitment: By emphasizing the brand’s quality assurance and after-sales service system, consumers’ confidence in product quality is enhanced.

Logistics and distribution issues are important factors affecting after-sales service. Common problems include delayed delivery, inadequate delivery, etc. To resolve these problems, the following measures can be taken:

1. Establish an efficient distribution system: optimize logistics and distribution processes, improve distribution efficiency, and ensure that products can be delivered to consumers on time.

2. Provide real-time delivery tracking services: By providing real-time logistics tracking information, consumers can promptly understand the delivery status of orders and reduce uncertainty.

How to store RF coaxial cables

1. Environmental requirements:  

   - The storage environment should be kept dry and ventilated to avoid moisture, high temperature or direct sunlight.  

   - The temperature should be controlled between -10℃ and 40℃, and the relative humidity should not exceed 70%.  

   - Stay away from corrosive gases, chemicals or dust to prevent cable sheath from aging or damage.  

2. Storage method:  

   - The cable should be coiled neatly to avoid excessive bending or twisting and prevent damage to the internal structure.  

   - The cable tray should be placed horizontally to avoid vertical stacking and prevent the underlying cable from being compressed and deformed.  

   - If stored for a long time, it is recommended to check the cable status regularly to ensure that there is no aging, deformation or damage.  

3. Identification management:  

   - Each reel of cable should clearly identify the specifications, models, lengths and production dates for easy management and use.  

   - Cables of different specifications should be stored in a classified manner to avoid confusion.  

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Transportation specifications for RF coaxial cables  

1. Packaging requirements:  

   - The cables should be secured using a solid cable tray or packaging box to prevent rolling or collision during transportation.  

   - Both ends of the cable should be sealed and protected to prevent moisture and dust from entering the interior.  

   - The outer packaging should be marked with "fragile products", "moisture-proof", "do not press" and other signs, and transport personnel should be reminded to handle it carefully.  

2. Loading and unloading requirements:  

   - Professional lifting equipment should be used when loading and unloading to avoid direct dragging or throwing cables.  

   - During operation, you should hold it gently to prevent damage to the outer skin of the cable or deformation of the internal structure.  

3. Transportation method:  

   - The transport vehicle should be kept smooth and avoid violent vibrations or sudden brakes.  

   - The cable tray should be securely secured to prevent sliding or tilting during transportation.  

   - During long-distance transportation, it is recommended to use a rainproof cloth to prevent cables from getting damp or contaminated.  

4. Special environment transportation:  

   - Additional protective measures are required to ensure that the cable performance is not affected when transporting in extreme weather conditions (such as high temperatures, rain and snow).  

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Through standardized storage and transportation methods, the service life of RF coaxial cables can be effectively extended, ensuring stable performance, and providing customers with reliable product guarantees.