Disposal/Environmental Protection - FLORABEST FBME 575 A1 Handbuch

There is no need to drain the petrol
tank if a fuel stabiliser is added to
the petrol (see Briggs & Stratton
instruction manual).
Disposal/
environmental
protection
• Return the tool, accessories and
packaging to a recycling centre when
you have finished with them.
- Carefully drain the petrol and oil
tanks and take your equipment to
a recycling centre. The plastic and
metal parts that are used can be
separated by type and thus recycled.
- Take used oil and petrol residues to
a disposal point. Do not pour them
into the sewer system or down the
drain.
- Ask our Service-Center for details.
• Defective units returned to us will be
disposed of for free.
• Do not throw cut grass in the dustbin
but rather compost it or spread it under
bushes and trees as a mulch layer.
• Battery chemicals are toxic and
corrosive. Never burn or incinerate
discarded or used battery packs as
they may explode.
• Used and discarded battery packs
will likely still carry a small electrical
charge and should be handled with
care. Always dispose of discarded or
used battery packs according to local
regulations.
European Directive 2012/19/EU
requires that worn-out power tools be
collected separately and recycled in an
environmentally compatible manner.
Electrical appliances must not be
disposed of with the domestic
waste.
Do not dispose of batteries in your
normal domestic waste!
Defective or worn-out rechargeable
batteries must be recycled according to
Directive 2006/66/EC.
Take the battery pack and/or appliance to
a nearby collection facility. Please consult
your local authorities regarding suitable
disposal of worn-out power tools/battery
packs.
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