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Annnni! PfncUtc Company An;)r.dnt:n Pink i;hiisviiii'\ KY 402P5 !>PP -IhP-'Ktll November 11, 1991 GE Appliances Mr. James C. Gray M Business Manager - Appliances The B.F.Goodrich Co. Geon Vinyl Division 6100 Oak Tree Boulevard Cleveland, OH 44131 Dear Mr. Gray: I have analyzed your 10/21/91 letter and attachments, regarding Geon 87241 White 126, at the request of Ms. Elizabeth Schwartz, GEA Material Resource Operation. I concur with Mr. Hinderer that stearic acid is not a toxicity problem. Therefore, your letter and attachments satisfy the requirements of GE Appliances Toxicity Instruction P04E, so long as nothing is added to the material during molding. Please forward a copy of your letter, along with a copy of this letter, to the Quality Control Manager at any GEA site where the aforementioned material may be used. Yours very truly, CjlH James A. Miller, Senior Chemist General Electric Appliances Appliance Park 35-1101 Louisville, KY 40225-0001 (502)452-4326 CC: T. H. Davis, AP35-1101 J. A. Gittelson, AP3-220 B. A. Hermes, API-222 M. Hogan, AP2-121 R. R. Kaberle AP2-107 E. J. Mclnerney, AP3-220 E. H. Schwartz API-152 BFG15972 21674001