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Class 1 appliance with no exposed metal work to connect test lead too

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Coffee machineOK 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 Coffee machine
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    Interesting question. I'd be tempted to look underneath, often there's an exposed screwhead into the metalwork that a test probe can be connected to. I'd be wary about poking any probes THROUGH the casing to touch metal incase it damages something
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    Interesting question. I'd be tempted to look underneath, often there's an exposed screwhead into the metalwork that a test probe can be connected to. I'd be wary about poking any probes THROUGH the casing to touch metal incase it damages something
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