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Class 1 appliance with no exposed metal work to connect test lead too
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OK 3rd problem class one appliance with no exposed metal work to connect test lead too how can I carry out the earth bond test given it is a class 1 appliance and not a class 2 appliance like this
I agree Mike regarding some cheaper appliances that are "bin not service" - but in this case, I'm pretty sure the cover unclips ... if you know how.
It's just a little frustrating, that perfectly safe and usable products - perhaps all coffee makers - may well end up being binned in this instance ... and I've seen similar things happening with so-called "PAT Testing" over the past 35 years or more.
I agree Mike regarding some cheaper appliances that are "bin not service" - but in this case, I'm pretty sure the cover unclips ... if you know how.
It's just a little frustrating, that perfectly safe and usable products - perhaps all coffee makers - may well end up being binned in this instance ... and I've seen similar things happening with so-called "PAT Testing" over the past 35 years or more.
OK 3rd problem class one appliance with no exposed metal work to connect test lead too how can I carry out the earth bond test given it is a class 1 appliance and not a class 2 appliance like this 