I've got the mains inlet PCB of a Marantz SR-4300 surround sound amp in bits at the moment (the standby relay is in need of replacement, the contacts are dicky).
It has had the necessary workarounds applied at the factory to pass electrical safety, namely all the speaker banana sockets are blocked with removable plastic (to accept no bananas), and an auxiliary mains power outlet is also blocked with a bung likewise.
The interesting thing is, this power outlet is a two pin Europlug design. I've pulled the bung out (no mean feat, had to fashion a tool) and can see some sense in blocking it up. It's too tempting for little Tommy and his inquisitive fingers, to meet 240V.
However, given this is a European model and harmonisation etc, I don't know why Marantz hadn't deleted the socket entirely?
Or are other countries in Europe using it and an unsafe place for Tommy to live?