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All field assembly leads must be at top and be replaced in a clockwise direction when looking at top of motor.

FDA's risk assess ment for lead migration has not been published yet.

Cole, Lead Industries Association, Inc.

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These standards affect any new or existing facility that performs metal 3 fabrication or finishing operations which uses or emits compounds of cadmium, chromium, lead, manganese, and nickel; or uses or emits elemental forms of all except lead. 73 Fed.