; or (ii) electronic parts of a motor vehicle. (2) Exempted electronic waste items (A) In general The term exempted electronic waste items means the following: (i) Tested, working used electronics. (ii) Low-risk counterfeit electronics. (iii) Recalled electronics. (B) Definitions In this paragraph: (i) Tested, working used electronics The term tested, working used electronics means any used electronic items that— (I) are determined, through testing methodologies established by the Secretary, to be fully functional for the purpose for which the items were designed, or, in the case of multifunction devices, fully functional for at least one of the primary purposes for which the items were designed; (II) are exported with the intent to reuse the products as functional products; and (III) are appropriately packaged for shipment to prevent the items from losing functionality due to damage during shipment. (ii) Low-risk counterfeit electronics The term low-risk counterfeit electronics means any electronic components or items that— (I) have been subjected to destruction processes that render the items unusable for their original purpose; and (II) are exported as a feedstock, with no additional mechanical or hand separation required, in a reclamation process to render the electronic components or items recycled consistent with the laws of the foreign country performing the reclamation process. (iii) The term recalled electronics means any electronic items that— (I) because of a defect in the design or manufacture of the items— (aa) are subject to a recall notice issued by the Consumer Product Safety Commission or other pertinent Federal authority and have been received by the manufacturer or its agent and repaired by the manufacturer or its agent to cure the defect; or (bb) have been recalled by the manufacturer as a condition of the validity of the warranty on the items and have been repaired by the manufacturer or its agent to cure the defect