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Manual MODSTER Predator
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a) General
Dispose of the product at the end of its service life in accordance with applicable legal re-
quirements.
b) (Rechargable) Batteries
As an end user, you are obligated by law (battery ordinance) to return all used batteries and
accumulators, disposal of the household waste is prohibited!
Batteries / accumulators containing harmful substances are marked with the symbols be-
low, which indicate the prohibition of disposal via household waste. The designations for
the heavy metal are Cd = cadmium, Hg = mercury, Pb = lead (designation stands on battery,
for example, under the rubbish symbols on the left).
You can dispose of your used batteries free of charge at the collection points of your muni-
cipality, our branches or wherever batteries are sold.
They thus fulfill the statutory obligations and contribute to environmental protection.
WEEE ordinance
Electrical products do not belong to household waste. You can dispose of your old, used
electrical products free of charge at the public collecting points of your municipality.
9. Disposing of exhausted batteries
The following instructions are addressed to those who use batteries or products with built-in batteries and do not resell them in the delivered
condition.
1. Exhausted batteries must never be thrown into the household waste! You are legally required to return the exhausted
batteries so that a correct disposal can be guaranteed.
You can hand them over at local collecting points or directly in the shop. As being a retailer for batteries we are required to take them back.
Our take-back obligation for rexhausted batteries is limited to batteries which were/are new batteries of our range. Old batteries of the type
named above can therefore be returned to us either sufficiently postage paid or they can be delivered free of charge directly at our dispatch
warehouse at the following address: MODSTER, Wirtschaftspark 9, AT-8530 Deutschlandsberg.
2. Meaning of battery symbols
Batteries are characterised with the symbol of a crossed waste bin (see below). This symbol indicates that batteries must not be disposed in
the household waste. At batteries which contain more than 0,0005 percent of Quicksilver, more than 0,002 percent Cadmium or more than
0,004 percent lead, the chemical name of the used harmful substance can be found under the waste bin symbol – „Cd“ stands for Cadmium,
„Pb“ for Lead and Hg“ for Quicksilver.
3. Starter Batteries
The following special features apply when it comes to buying starter batteries: The seller is acc. § 10 BattG obliges a final deposit of € 7.50
including VAT if the end user does not return the used starter battery to the seller at the time of the purchase of the new starter battery. The
customer receives a pawn coupon when purchasing a starter battery. If the old starter battery is returned to a return point set up by the public
waste disposal authority, the customer has to confirm the disposal by means of a stamp and a signature. Subsequently, the customer has the
possibility to return this confirmation to the seller, with the identification of his customer number for the refund of the deposit. Alternatively,
the customer can also hand over his old starter battery together with the Pfandschein to the reimbursement of the deposit directly at the
seller. (Due to the Dangerous Goods Ordinance the dispatch of the old battery to the seller is not permitted.)
Disposal