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Code · CFR · Title 16 — Commercial Practices · Part 1505 — Requirements for Electrically Operated Toys or Other Electrically Operated Articles Intended for Use by Children · § 1505.51

§ 1505.51. Hot surfaces.

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(a)Test probe. Section 1505.6(g)(2) defines accessibility, for certain paragraphs, as the ability to reach a heated surface with a 1/4-inch-diameter rod 3 inches long. To test for accessibility using this test probe, it shall be inserted no more than 3 inches into any opening in the toy. Unless the probe contacts a surface within 3 inches of the plane of the toy's opening, that surface is not accessible.
(b)Accessibility of Type C and C-marked surfaces. Under § 1505.6(g)(2)
(iii)and (iv), touching by casual contact or without employing the aid of a common household tool shall be determined by use of the accessibility test probe described in §§ 1505.6(g)(2) and 1505.51(a). \[51 FR 34199, Sept. 26, 1986\]
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