> I am looking for the above list to give to design engineers. > Rather than state to them to come to the compliance department > for all changes I would like to narrow it down in layman's > terms to a detailed list. > Any help would be greatly appreciated.
<chuckle> Don't mean to take this lightly but you may end up back where you started ... I've used the following: 1) Anything involving primary ground. 2) Anything involving input power. 3) Anything involving output power. 3) Anything involving a laser. 4) Any component or material that comes into contact with AC. 5) Any plastic material. 6) Any conductive coating. 6) Any changes to the chassis, bottom pan, or cover to include but not limited to adding or subtracting the number of vents, changing the dimensions of the vents, changing the location of vents, ... 7) Any information including but not limited to voltage, current, power, frequency, and not limited to labels or manuals. This is to include sales and marketing information to customers verbal or brochures. 8) Anything involving physical safety to the end user to include but not limited to springs, gas shocks, latches, locks, ... And believe me, when I started something like this to clarify things for everyone with the same intent as you, it almost made things worse. But, don't get me wrong. Something like this IS necessary. Good Luck! Doug
