I don't think there is any mix-up. To quote Mr Googe ...I imagine you have mixed that one up
Instructions, should they be required, what should they say, etc.
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Yes indeed - In my enthusiasm I left caps lock on too - sorryI imagine you have mixed that one up
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Whilst I Cannot remember what it was that told me, I do seem to remember something saying that yes instructions must be provided for all electrical goods sold within Europe (this was some years back).
Even simple connection instructions, must be protected by an MCB/RCD etc. type info.
However, being in electrical manufacturing, many firms do not do this when selling to industrial customers (because they just know how to connect.), it's more to domestic customers who are considered as thick as piggpoo.
Hence when you buy a dishwasher it comes with a 1000 page instruction manual in all languages from here to outer space
Even simple connection instructions, must be protected by an MCB/RCD etc. type info.
However, being in electrical manufacturing, many firms do not do this when selling to industrial customers (because they just know how to connect.), it's more to domestic customers who are considered as thick as piggpoo.
Hence when you buy a dishwasher it comes with a 1000 page instruction manual in all languages from here to outer space
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