I found this today, on the removable power cord for an EZ-8 Drum Sander.

I have so many questions...

First of all, am I understanding this right: Do not use this in areas where anaesthetics are administered?

....Why not?

What happened, where that oddly specific label became necessary?

Just the power cord? (It's a 50' cord that adapts a 6" twist-lock pigtail into a standard 15amp american outlet) Or the whole sander?

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[–] [S] 4 points 4 months ago

Surprised to see it where I found it, but I guess there's a reason. (Also explains why the replacements are $120+)

I do think a warning label that leaves you unsure what the problem is, is a terrible warning. Just put 'not for use in oxygen rich environments' or something similarly clear on it.

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