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appliance definition

M cebee · 2010-12-14 23:00:58

can someone tell me if a fan is an appliance -thanks and what's an 'independent motor'

14-12-2010 11:00pm

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M cebee

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can someone tell me if a fan is an appliance -thanks

and what's an 'independent motor'

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#2 15-12-2010 1:55am

Buford T Justice

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According to wiki the definition of an appliance is 'household machines, using electricity or some other energy input'

What exactly do you mean by independent motor?

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#3 15-12-2010 9:10am

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et101 2008

it's in appliance definition at front of book

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#4 15-12-2010 6:17pm

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The way its written, I would class the fan as an appliance.
My logic being I'm not sure why they would deliberately exclude a fan from the appliance definition
Though I've no idea what they mean by "independent motor".

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