Third Party Verification Claim

Page 77 of 129 Report No.: JAT2209271146SR-1
UL 859
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46.10.4
If the 20-ampere line fuse, appliance protective
device, or any other circuit component opens as
indicated in 46.10.3(b), (c), or (d), the load on the
convenience receptacle is to be adjusted to the
highest value that will permit the test to be
conducted for 7 hours or a minimum of 1 hour
with stabilized conditions.
N/A
Exception: If agreeable to those concerned, the
size of the overcurrent protective device for the
supply circuit may be increased or the appliance
protective device or other circuit components
which opened may be short-circuited or replaced
with higher rated devices in order to conduct the
test without adjusting the load
N/A
46.10.5
If operation of the supervisory circuit indicates that
the immersion protective device is functional, the
device shall comply with the applicable
requirement in the high-resistance ground faults
test specified in the Standard for Ground-Fault
Circuit-Interrupters, UL 943.
N/A
46.11
Appliances having an automatically-controlled
preheat cycle
N/A
46.11.1
Six samples of a hair curler heater (hair setter) and
three samples of other appliances are to be tested.
Three samples of a hair curler heater are to be
tested with the curlers in place and three samples
are to be tested without the curlers.
The samples are to be placed on a white- tissue-
paper-covered soft pine wood surface in a draft-
free location. Exposed dead-metal parts are to be
connected to ground through a 3 ampere non-time
delay fuse. The samples are to be arranged for
operation under the most adverse conditions,
including with the cover closed, if the appliance
can be so operated, and draped with a double
layer of cheesecloth. The samples initially at room
temperature are to be energized on a supply
circuit with a voltage in accordance with 44.1.13
and then de-energized at a rate of one cycle per
minute for 10 cycles or until a limit control opens,
whichever is less. A cycle is to consist of one
energization and one de-energization. The on
time shall be sufficient for
the preheat cycle to be completed. The cycle rate
and on and off or
times per cycle may be adjusted as necessary to
obtain the intended abnormal heating conditions
N/A
46.11.2
The results are acceptable if
N/A
There is no ignition of any material
N/A
There is no emission of flame, sparks, molten
metal, or similar result;
N/A
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Exposure to Moisture Test
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