Malsch IMPULSE KL, Instruction Manual

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Battery disposal
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Any individual removed batteries that can no longer be
used must be disposed of properly as defined by Di-
rective 2006 / 66 / EC (implemented in Germany in the
battery legislation) and must not be discarded with do-
mestic waste.
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For information on this matter, contact your local
waste-disposal company or our Service department.
In other countries outside Germany / the EU, the relevant, appli-
cable national requirements must be observed.
DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS
The service life of the hospital bed is specified as ten years if used
appropriately.
Disposal instructions
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The operator must ensure that none of the components
being disposed of are infectious / contaminated.
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If the bed is scrapped, the wood, plastic and metal parts
used in its construction must be separated and disposed
of properly.
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If you have any questions, contact your local authority,
waste-disposal company or our customer service.
Electrical component disposal
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This bed is electrically adjustable and classified as a com-
mercially used electrical device according to WEEE Direc-
tive 2012 / 19 / EU (implemented in Germany in the elec-
trical equipment act).
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The electrical components used are free from banned
harmful substances in line with the RoHS-ll Directive
2010 / 65 / EU.
§ Replaced electrical components (drives, control units,
hand controllers etc.) of these beds must be treated as
electronic waste in line with the WEEE Directive and dis-
posed of properly.