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4.30.2 Toys other than magnetic/electrical experimental sets intended for children over 8 years5 J. i3 q5 F5 R' S: i
a) Any loose as received magnet(s) and magnetic component(s) shall either have a magnetic flux index less
& o) J9 S' @& K' h4 H0 d, zthan 50 kG2mm2 (0,5 T2mm2) when tested in accordance with 5.32 (magnetic flux index), or shall not fit, k" N w# Z0 s9 A) p
entirely in the cylinder when tested in accordance with 5.2 (small parts test).
/ C. G Q Y8 _, qb) Wooden toys, toys intended to be used in water and mouth pieces of mouth-actuated toys with magnets
9 D# ~$ a& r, G) wor magnetic components shall be tested in in accordance with 5.35 (soaking test for magnets) before
' h/ m$ L! m- ^1 zbeing tested in accordance with 4.30.2 c) below.
K* D: D. R; ]: u* f7 Wc) The following tests shall be carried out in the prescribed order on all unique magnetic component(s). The
8 S3 d. A ~8 c- N0 }components used for this testing shall not have been previously subjected to normal use and reasonably
* o$ G5 b' E* i m9 Y4 B- |2 Lforeseeable abuse tests. Any magnet(s) and magnetic component(s) that become liberated from a toy, or
3 F' k% c" x% o9 }4 ^from a loose as received magnetic component shall either – when tested according to the tests listed3 ?5 e4 ^9 K- u3 W) \% X6 }
below - have a magnetic flux index less than 50 kG2mm2 (0,5 T2mm2) when tested in accordance with
$ W4 P$ N4 O- T" ]- Q4 f5 p9 x5.32 (magnetic flux index), or shall not fit entirely in the cylinder when tested according to 5.2 (small parts
8 C. ?% U# M M3 z: ~7 etest).. P+ Z+ U3 q" y: l J0 g/ ]
⎯ 5.33 (cycling)
) i- E5 i3 E% q⎯ 5.24.2 (drop test) or if applicable, 5.24.3 (tip over test for large and bulky toys)
4 {' S3 k) A/ _& I* }⎯ 5.24.5 (torque test)
: b) q0 I) k5 v$ v2 z7 }) e {⎯ 5.24.6.1 (tension test, general procedure)
1 z5 Y: J# u- f9 z9 W⎯ 5.24.6.2 (tension test for seams in soft-filled (stuffed) toys and beanbag-type toys), if applicable3 l( J, n8 j+ u: \! H2 _
⎯ 5.34 (impact test for magnets)
. \+ H0 Y5 y4 g⎯ 5.24.7 (compression test), for magnets that are accessible but cannot be grasped (as specified in
6 H: E, @) A( r; m' F3 k; c |5.24.6.1 (general procedure)
* G4 V( R) W5 e' p! R" W% q$ Y⎯ 5.31 (tension test for magnets))
2 Y0 @# O9 i# H9 Q5 ZNOTES' m' O: ]0 e$ M& ]5 G* I! E
1 Examples of unique magnetic components are rods of different sizes or shapes containing magnets.: _0 Y8 V/ e6 G# U$ h
2 If the toy contains one magnet, the component holding the magnet is considered to be a unique component.9 h9 R: q* q$ n
3 An example of a magnet that is accessible but cannot be grasped is a magnet that is recessed.0 U+ ]; n4 h+ D4 J# h! N8 g
These requirements do not apply to functional magnets in electrical or electronic components of toys4 y" C" ~# W, \& y3 j
5 Test methods
2 H- J7 d$ ?& ?8 H; }5 SReplace the second paragraph of clause 5.14 (impact test for toys that cover the face) with the following:
: n. Y! j8 s- D$ o- o- QDrop a steel ball of diameter (16 ± 0,15) mm and mass of (16,9 ± 0,7) g from a height of (130 ± 0,5) cm onto
! _# r+ ~. I O9 D% O2 r/ c, n2 ]the horizontal upper surface of the toy in the area that would cover the eyes in normal use.
: t, B& w- S- hAdd the following new note to clause 5.24.1 (reasonably foreseeable abuse tests, general)
; Y9 u, Y2 g$ |# f9 mNOTE: The tests according to clause 4.30.2 are carried out in the order specified in the clause, on a toy or0 t+ ]5 F3 _& e' s& N7 f( [9 m
part of a toy that has not been previously tested according to this clause.
2 w% \$ ^* R+ S+ n, f3 g% l0 h: HAdd the following test methods:* M( k) O# G* K! B' ^
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