Third Party Verification Claim

Page 92 of 129 Report No.: JAT2209271146SR-1
UL 859
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65
Additional Testing for Hand-Supported Grooming Appliances with a Detachable
Power Supply Cord and for Hand-Supported Grooming Appliances with Detachable
Parts Intended to be Disconnected From Power Under Load Conditions
N/A
65.1
Hand-supported appliances provided with a
detachable power supply cord and hand-
supported appliances with detachable parts
intended to be disconnected from power under
load conditions shall additionally comply with 65.1
– 65.11
N/A
65.2
Appliances with detachable power supply cords
shall withstand the impact described in 65.3 with
the power supply cord attached and detached from
the appliance. A hand-supported appliance, when
detached from its base or stand, shall withstand
the drop impact test described in 65.3. Compliance
shall be determined after impact(s) as follows
N/A
Uninsulated live parts shall not be accessible to
contact as determined by the probes in Figures
8.1 and 13.3
N/A
An operating condition shall not arise that affects
the mechanical performance of the appliance
including compliance with (a) and (b) of the
Exception to 13.3.1.2;
N/A
With reference to (b), cracking or denting of the
enclosure shall not affect the function of any
locking features and the mating ability of the
detachable cord set with the appliance. Cracking
or denting of the enclosure shall not result in
exposure of uninsulated live parts of the connector
or damage to the locking feature.
N/A
65.3
A hand-supported appliance or hand-supported
part of an appliance shall be subjected to the drop
impact test described in (a) and (b). The test is
conducted with the power supply cord attached
and then is repeated on previously untested
samples with the power supply cord detached
N/A
Each of three samples of the appliance is to be
dropped through 0.91 m (3 ft) to strike a hardwood
surface in the position most likely to produce
adverse results. The hardwood surface is to
consist of a layer of nominal 25 mm (1 inch)
tongue-and-groove oak flooring (actual size19 by
57 mm or 3/4 by 2-1/4 inches) mounted on two
layers of nominal 19 mm (3/4 inch) plywood. The
assembly is to rest on a concrete floor or an
equivalent non-resilient floor during the test
N/A