MODIX Big Meter Assembly

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I recently purchased a Modix Big Meter through HartSmart and two days after everything came in they no longer work with Modix and can't provide me with the 1 year support I was promised. I am trying to assemble this thing and the instructions/videos provided by Modix online skips steps and half of the bags aren't even labeled. Even more frustrating, there was no physical instruction manual provided.
I was able to get in contact via phone to Modix and they informed me that there is no company/person in the USA that offered support for this machine anymore. I have emailed requesting a PDF of the instructions and asked again if ANYONE in the USA can service/assemble this with me. I am even willing to fly someone out here if it comes down to it that has assembled one before. This is for the company I work for, not me personally. We are based in Southern USA.
Any ideas? We're at a loss here.
Thanks

[MonkeyGripp]

I’m thinking about buying one of these. Did you get it put together and printing? Thanks. -Nick in Colorado

[Joe Jones]

I recently bought a MODIX Big Meter from a university. It is a monster! I have not connected it yet, and unfortunately, the roads between my home and the university were like driving over broken pallets, so the vibrations the machine sustained caused many of the tiny black panel screws to vibrate and fall out! I collected the screws I could find, but I am sure there are more I will need to replace. The problem is, I have to disassemble the exterior panels, and reinstall them with the proper screws and steel sliders that drop into the extrusions, so the machine is properly assembled again. I could sure use some help from someone who KNOWS how to do this efficiently! I'd be happy to pay someone who could help me get this thing online! I live in Franklin, KY., south of Bowling Green, KY. and North of Nashville, TN. The printer itself is said to be fully functional. It is in good physical condition, despite the exterior panel screws falling out during transport on my goose neck trailer. Life is always a challenge! Joe