Rich,
It has been my experience that whenever a product name or model number
changed, notices had to be filed so that third party test reports and
such were updated accordingly. This involved only paper handling and
maybe a small charge to effect the change. To recertify because of a
name change is ludicrous only if the product has not otherwise
changed. Also, I have seen in a couple of instances where a simple
letter documenting the name change has been put into the
manufacturer's respective file(s) to note the change in the event that
the file needed to be updated at a later time.
These views are mine alone.
Regards,
Ron Pickard
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Subject: Model Numbers
Author: Rich <[email protected]> at INTERNET
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Date: 1/13/98 9:34 AM
I am trying to get some clarification regarding re-certification of
products if the model number changes. It is my understanding that if you
change the model number of a product you may have to re-certify it. Does
anybody know of the section which covers this?
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