Notes On Disposal - revoltec Fightmouse-elite Bedienungsanleitung

Warning
Revoltec is not responsible for any malfunction, damage or personal injury incurred by:
Any malfunction, damage or personal injury caused by the malfunctioning or damage of the user's
personal computer or misuse of this product. Any attempt to dismantle, change or modify this product
in any manner.
Please do not use this product in ashy, wet, or oily environments. Failure to do so may shorten the life
of this product and may cause bodily harm. Please keep this product as far away from Radio Frequency
interruption areas as possible.
This is not an outdoor product. Exposing this product to the elements may cause damages to the
product and bodily harm to its users. Please do not use petroleum, gasoline or thinner-based solution
to clean this product.

Notes on Disposal

Used electrical and electronic devices may, in accordance with European specifications*, no longer be
placed in unsorted municipal solid waste. The must be collected separately. The symbol for garbage
barrels on wheels implicates the necessity of the separated collection.
Please help in protecting the environment and make sure that once you've decided to no longer make
use of this device, that it is placed in the systems of separate collection that are intended for it.
In Germany, you are legally** required to take an old device to such a place of separate collection
instead of placing it in unsorted municipal solid waste. The responsible waste management parties
(communities) subject to public law have set-up collection stations at which old device from private
households in your area can be turned in free of cost. It is possible that the legal responsible waste
management parties pick up the old devices themselves, even from private households.
Please read your local household refuse collection calendar or visit your city or community administra-
tion in order to inform yourself about the opportunities for turning in or collecting old devices in your
area.
* Guideline 2002/96/EG of the European Parliaments and the Council from January 27th, 2003 on
used electrical and electronic devices.
** Law on market introduction, withdrawal and the environmentally compatible disposal of Electrical
and Electronic Equipment Act (electrical and electronic device law – The German ElektroG) from March
16th, 2005.
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