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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
41 000738468 05/02/1989 0452110   2321 Electric Shock - Ground Fault
42 014421440 08/21/1988 0728900 X 1382 Electric Shock - Ground Fault In Cord Connector
43 000601740 07/18/1988 0420600 X 1731,1542 Electric Shock - Contact With Live Parts Thru Metal Tape
44 000739060 02/29/1988 0452110   1731 Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Energized Parts
45 014255368 02/04/1988 0453710 X 2261 Electric Shock - Ground Fault In Extension Cord Set
46 000674846 01/24/1988 0454510   3567 Electric Shock And Burn - Defective Cord Connector
47 014562425 09/22/1987 0214700   5171 Explosion - Unapproved Equipment Used In Hazardous Location
48 000691725 11/05/1986 0854910   2099 Electric Shock - Contact With Attachment Plug
49 014317630 10/02/1986 0317020 X 2262 Electric Shock - Connecting Electric Fan To Cord Set
50 000707778 10/01/1986 0352420   3496 Electric Shock - Contact With Energized Parts
51 014237721 06/23/1986 0627100 X 5191 Electric Shock - Ground Fault In Electric Equipment
52 014528764 03/14/1985 0111700 X 3679 Electric Shock - Ground Fault In Utilization Equipment
53 014470298 08/04/1984 0316700 X 182 Electric Shock - Incorrect Insertion Of Attachment Plug
54 014549547 05/26/1984 0454714 X 1799 Electric Shock - Accidentally Energized Welder Frame

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