Information About The Environmental Impact Of Substances Inside The Appliance; Information On The System For Electrical And Electronic Equipment Waste Collection And Household Role - Murray Mu-Bat-Lm37-Kit Bedienungsanleitung Und Garantiekarte

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INFORMATION ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF SUBSTANCES
INSIDE THE APPLIANCE
Substances and components of the appliance may be hazardous to the environment.
INFORMATION ON THE SYSTEM FOR ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT WASTE COLLECTION AND HOUSEHOLD ROLE
1. Any customer can leave their old equipment at the store where they purchased their new
equipment, as the store is obliged to accept the old equipment free of charge if new
equipment of the same type and function is purchased there.
2. Every customer may return waste electrical and electronic equipment at the place of
delivery.
In light of the applicable regulations, a distributor delivering equipment intended for
households to a purchaser (a customer) is obliged to take back waste equipment from
households at the place of delivery of such equipment free of charge, provided that the
used equipment is of the same type and has fulfilled the same functions as the delivered
equipment.
3. Any customer can drop off their waste equipment at a large market without having to
buy new equipment.
According to the regulations in force, the stores with a minimum sales area of 400 m for
household equipment are obliged to accept, free of charge, waste equipment from
households in this facility or its immediate vicinity, none of the external dimensions of
which exceeds 25 cm, without having to purchase new household equipment.
4. Each customer may bring waste equipment to a collection point. Information about the
nearest location can be found on the municipal website or the Town Hall notice board.
5. If you choose to have your equipment repaired at a service center and it is uneconomical
or technically impossible to repair the equipment, the service center is obliged to accept
the equipment free of charge.
6. Households play a vital role in contributing to the reuse and recovery of waste
equipment. Proper handling of the equipment used prevents potential negative
consequences for the environment and human health.
The equipment collected in this way is sent to specialized processing plants, where
hazardous components will be removed first. The remaining components will be
recovered and recycled. Any equipment powered by electricity or batteries should be
marked with a crossed-out garbage bin symbol:
The crossed-out garbage bin symbol placed on the equipment,
packaging, or accompanying documents indicates that the product
must not be disposed of with other waste. The user is obliged to hand
over used equipment to the designated collection point for proper
processing. The marking also means that the equipment was placed on
the market after 13 August 2005.
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