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For appliances having a heated surface that supports the textiles, eight layers of textiles are, Y# J- k2 b0 x0 R/ Q; ^) `
used. For appliances in which the textiles are dried by a warm airflow, two layers of textiles% P$ A/ }( U3 r5 T1 J' _
are placed on the heating element guard or over the air inlet if the heating unit is located
7 Z9 X6 w5 w4 H* Yabove the textiles.
1 x6 e! d9 D; r5 P; Q$ q. ZThe test is carried out with the textiles completely covering the guard or air inlet and then with* z6 N/ o5 |8 \" v" F' y4 v# K+ M3 f
the textiles covering 80 % of the area of the guard or air inlet.* p8 L6 O4 K. v
NOTE 101 Different positions of the textiles are taken into account.: w% E% ^4 ~7 A: O$ p) s4 ?
Appliances incorporating a fan are also tested without the motor operating, the guard or air. N/ r) c6 O7 O
inlet being uncovered.+ y$ y& E; X# |; p' ?3 }* o0 P
Appliances in which the heating unit is located above the textiles are also tested with two
/ k: F( q2 a8 S3 q# |% V6 O' t1 ^layers of textiles placed over the rails. The rails are raised by 50 mm above their normal- Y! g! { `) [' q& G, k2 c
position or through the maximum distance allowed by the construction, whichever is less.
) X: A: W4 P4 AWall-mounted appliances that are folded when stored are also tested in the folded position
6 P% t$ r7 `2 s3 _' iwithout textiles2 _8 M" h$ A+ S7 J
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