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Disposal
Electrical and electronic equipment can pose serious health and environmental risks if it is
not properly disposed of. For this reason it must not be disposed of in domestic waste according
to WEEE directive 2012/19/EU (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive) but
separately at designated collection points or has to be sent back to the manufacturer.
The following symbol on the device refers to the legal obligation in Germany to arrange a
separate disposal for electronic equipment.
It has to be handled according to specific processes (e.g. concerning the batteries or circuit
boards) to ensure a safe, environmentally-friendly recycling or the separate disposal of different
device components.
The taking back of used equipment is regulated differently in the various countries and regions.
Consult the local authorities and other competent public authorities to inform yourself about the
taking back conditions of commercially used electrical equipment. The device and also the
battery do not contain harmful substances that have to be labelled separately regarding the
disposal as mercury (Hg), cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb) or hexavalent chromium (e.g. in galvanized
parts or circuit boards).
