The central solenoid model coil (CSMC), developed by the Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, is designed to meet the engineering requirements of Chinese Fusion Engineering Testing Reactor (CFETR). The testing facility for the CSMC was established in 2023. Assembly of the coil was successfully completed in 2024, and the first round of testing was carried out on 29 December 2024. The second round of testing was successfully completed on 10 September 2025. To date, tests have been performed on hydraulic characteristics, insulation performance, including high-voltage and Paschen tests, joint resistance, operating current, fast discharge, AC loss, and current sharing temperature. These tests were conducted to verify whether the CSMC meets the design and engineering requirements for the CFETR project. During the testing, the model coil reached a steady-state operating current of 48 kA, exceeding the design value of 47.65 kA, and met the required magnetic-field ramp rate of 1.5 T s−1, further demonstrating the coil’s stability and reliability under high current loads. This paper provides a detailed description of the testing facility, testing plan and execution process for the CSMC coil, and presents an analysis of the results of tests, including their implications for the future engineering design and application of CFETR. The test data and results offer valuable experimental support for the subsequent development and optimization of the engineering project.