stances of very high concern which appear
on the current list for authorisation.
If these substances do exist in a product, it
is important to guarantee their safe use so
the regulation is designed to enable you to
take any appropriate risk management
measures.
To
find
out more about the REACH direc-
tive, search REACH on the local Ford web-
site.
To
find
the local Ford website, visit:
https://corporate.ford.com/operations/loca-
tions/global-links.html
Disposing of used batteries
and electronic equipment
Used batteries
Used batteries must be collected separate-
ly and recycled by the end user. This is indi-
cated by the symbol with the crossed-
through waste bin . As the end user, you
are required by law to return used batteries.
Batteries containing heavy metals are
marked with the chemical symbols HG
(mercury), Cd (cadmium) and/or Pb (lead).
Heavy metals can be harmful to human
and animal health and tend to accumulate
in the environment. You must ensure the
separate collection and proper return of
used batteries to prevent this from hap-
pening.
Special care must be taken when handling
batteries containing lithium, e.g. they must
never be heated to high temperatures or
become physically damaged. If gases or
fluids
escape, they can pose a
significant
risk to health and the environment. A short
circuit of the terminals can also cause a
fire
or explosion.
— Used batteries can be returned to au-
thorised dealerships in EU member
states and other countries.
— Your authorised dealership can provide
further information on returning and re-
cycling end-of-life vehicles, or you can
visit:
https://corporate.ford.com/operations/loca-
Old electrical/electronic devices
The vehicle contains electrical/electronic
devices, such as the SD card in the naviga-
tion system, and remote controls. The elec-
trical/electronic devices are marked with
the crossed-out bin symbol .
Used electrical/electronic devices marked
with this symbol must be collected and dis-
posed of separately from your normal do-
mestic waste. You can hand in these elec-
trical/electronic devices at local collection
points or to any approved national return
systems. Batteries, rechargeable batteries
or lamps that are not a
fixed
part of the de-
vice must be removed
first
and disposed of
accordingly.
— You are responsible for deleting any per-
sonal data stored on the old devices.
— Your authorised dealership can provide
further information on waste avoidance,
returning and recycling end-of-life vehi-
cles, or you can visit:
https://corporate.ford.com/operations/loca-
tions/global-links.html
Product recycling
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Triman logo and Infotri symbol
Fig. 222
Triman logo and Infotri symbol
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