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引用第10楼fytang于2010-09-02 15:48发表的 :
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Reinforced insulation was required when switch was at OFF position.
- f$ W% z, K2 ]7 \Although the test finger is not applicable for visibly glowing heating element according to clause 8.1.3, but when the switch was placed at OFF position, the end user is possible to touch bare heating element due to heating element not glowing and heating, so the bare heating element should be considered as accessible parts and must satisfy with requirements of reinforced insulation of clause 29. The test finger is applicable in clause 29.
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But I think whether this sample can pass Cl. 29 or not depends on how you define the creepage requirement. If we judge it as functional insulation then it will pass Cl. 29 . and 8.1.3 give us a reference regarding how to judge those heating element whether accessible or not . hence according to 8.1.3 , we should judge this part is inaccessible not matter it’s in the on-mode or off mode .
1 A) O! c ^9 o1。The heating element is not live parts at off mode, even the user may touch the heating wire, it is no danagerous
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6 s9 V1 X8 g, f4 {2. . second, from the std, it never require to use finger to replace test probe 41 at any condition.
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) L6 e! |5 j3 |! U4 s( G6 v E3. another possible solution to you: Find a report which is issued by them, I believe they will hit their face themselves as far as I know, al switch in Toaster like yours. |
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