Andre,

German deviations to 950, requires the service markings and instructions to be
in German also.

Peter

 Andre Boons <andrebo...@hotmail.com> wrote: 



Hi,

If a manufacturer is required to put information on the label of his 
product, it must be in a language that is acceptable for the user in the 
country where the product is put on the market.

If the above product consists of a certain part that can be replaced during 
service operations locally and there are special precautions to be taken 
care of when replacements takes place, should the label on that part also be 
in the language of the country where the final product is marketed.
An example could be a CRT of a VDU that needs replacement by exactly the 
same type.

Regards,
Andre




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