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If the chair becomes inoperative or is not to be used for an extended period of time, it is recommended to
remove it from service and remove the plug from the socket. All materials used to manufacture the chair are
not toxic or hazardous to the health of operators, so they can be handled without special precautions. In
case of disable of the chair you should perform a separation of different materials for subsequent reuse or
differentiated elimination. All electrical and electronic products should be separately disposed, using specific
collection facilities appointed by the Government or the Local Authorities.
WARNING! Any form of warranty expires if they are used spare parts other than those
originally fitted.
12. DISMANTLE
The correct disposal of the obsolete equipment will help to prevent potential negative effects on
human health and the environment. For information, contact your Local Council or the Waste Di-
sposal Service.
13. DISPOSAL OF OBSOLETE EQUIPMENT
IMPORTANT NOTICE
HOW TO CLEAN THE ABS PLASTIC COVERING
Degreasing solvent-based agents: e.g. ACETONE, DENATURED ETHYL ALCOHOL, TRICHLOROETHYLENE,
FUEL, TURPENTINE…
Watered-down acids (HYDROCLORIDRIC ACID, NITRIC ACID) or products containing watered-down
acids
Watered-down bases (CAUSTIC SODA, SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE, AMMONIA, BLEACH) or products con-
taining weak bases
Fluorinated hydrocarbons (e.g. LEAKS FROM REFRIGERANT GAS)
Food-grade oils (e.g. OLIVE OIL, SEEDS OIL)
Lubricating mineral-based oils
Soap water
Water and vinegar
Non abrasive cream cleanser
It is forbidden to use the following products which could seriously damage the plastic cove-
ring, provoking cracks and the subsequent breaking:
To CLEAN the coverings we recommend:
Always rinse with clean water and dry with a soft, not abrasive cloth.
