Perkins SMART Brailler™ User Manual | Rev: 041814
for the Blind or Handicapped” in the upper right corner of the address
side of the box. This allows you to send it without postage, in
accordance with Free Matter for the Blind, Public Law 87-793. Current
relevant U.S. Postal Service standards are available at
http://pe.usps.com/text/dmm300/703.htm#wp1113979
Perkins Products does NOT pay for shipping damage, so it is
recommended that you insure your brailler. U.S. Postal code allows the
sender to pay for additional insurance on braillers shipped as “Free
Matter for the Blind or Handicapped.”
Once your brailler is received, a repair technician will examine your
machine, identify problems, and make necessary repairs. We
understand a broken machine is an inconvenience and will repair and
return your brailler as soon as possible.
Refurbishment and Recycling of the brailler
When the SMART Brailler™ has reached the end of its useful life for
you, please contact Perkins Products for a recommendation on the
future of the device. Do not dispose of the brailler in regular refuse
collection as the device can likely be refurbished and older
components recycled.
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