Greetings, all- Is there a general machinery requirement that a service access panel on a mains powered equipment somehow be permanently attached to the machine (e.g. hinged) if the panel itself has warning decals affixed to it? I looked back in the PSES archive for a safety standard reference and came up empty. I'm searching for standards-based guidance on permanence of the access panel itself, if it happens to be completely removable and is therefore at some risk of being misplaced.
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