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11. DECOMMISSIONING
See the corresponding illustrations in manual B.
Danger
Working on electric installations without proper precautions will result in the risk of elec-
tric shock, and thus cause severe injury or death.
▶ Make sure that connection of the electrical power cannot occur during installation.
▶ Put up caution tape and warning signs to mark the working areas. Make sure no
unauthorized persons enter the working areas.
1. Turn off the input power of the wallbox and make sure that the power stays off
by adding warning signs to avoid accidental restart of power.
2. Use a plastic card or similar plastic tool for removing the bezel in a gentle way,
without damaging it.
3. Dismount the screws of the front cover. Remove the front cover and hold it
close to the main assembly while disconnecting the HMI cable and, optionally, if
present, the RFID cable.
4. To continue dismounting the wallbox, follow the installation steps from Install
wallbox in reverse order.
12. DISPOSAL
After decommissioning the wallbox, have the device disposed of in compliance with
applicable local disposal regulations.
According to WEEE standards, this wallbox is labeled with the
crossed-out waste bin. This indicates that the wallbox must not
be disposed of in household waste. Instead, dispose of the wallbox
at a local collection point for electric/electronic devices in order to
enable recycling and thus avoiding negative and hazardous impacts
on the environment. Ask your city or local authorities for respective
addresses.
Recycling of materials saves raw materials and energy and makes
a major contribution to conserving the environment.