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596806-02 User Manual G-1
Appendix G Product disposal Information
Pursuant to Directive 2012/19/EU relating to the disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment.
1. EUROPEAN UNION (EU) COUNTRIES
It is prohibited to dispose of any electrical or electronic equipment as solid urban waste: separate
collection methods must be used. Abandoning such equipment in locations that are not specifically
designed and authorised for this purpose can be dangerous both for the environment and public
health. Offenders will be subject to the penalties and measures laid down by Law.
TO CORRECTLY DISPOSE OF OUR EQUIPMENT:
a) Contact your Local Authorities who will be able to provide you with instructions and practical advice
on correct waste management, for example: location and opening times of waste disposal centres,
etc.
b) When purchasing a piece of new equipment from us, you can consign your used equipment, of the
same type purchased, to our Reseller
The crossed out wheelie bin symbol that appears on equipment signifies that:
- When the equipment has reached its end of life, it must be taken to a specially equipped
disposal station where it will be processed separately from urban waste;
- Olivetti - a company registered in the Producers of Electrical and Electronic Equipment
register - declares that it has activated the procedures for the collection, treatment,
recycling and disposal of the equipment in conformity with the provisions of Directive
2012/19/UE.
2. OTHER (NON EU) COUNTRIES
The treatment, collection, recycling and disposal of electrical and electronic equipment must be carried
out in compliance with the laws in force in each Country.
DIRECTIVE 2006/66/EC ON BATTERIES AND ACCUMULATORS AND ON WAIST BATTERIES
AND ACCUMULATORS
Applicable in European Union countries and in other countries with recycling collection systems.
The symbol shown on batteries, on their packaging or on their documentation means that
the batteries supplied with the product must not be disposed of as solid urban waste, but
must be collected separately. Take used batteries to the authorised recycling centres.
Improper disposal could have dangerous effects on the environment and on health.
When any of the chemical symbols Hg (mercury), Cd (cadmium) or Pb (lead) are present, they indicate
that the battery contains a higher quantity of the related substance than stipulated in the directive.