User's Manual
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3.4
Disposal
The manufacturer wants to make a contribution to environment defense and wants to guarantee a constantly
safe and efficient use of this equipment by using a proper support, maintenance and training program.
If the equipment is used correctly and always subjected to proper maintenance, it doesn't represent an
environmental risk. However it can include materials that can be potentially harmful for the environment if
they are not properly disposed.
The use of such materials is essential for carrying out the equipment functions in compliance with legal
requirements and so on.
Final disposal of the equipment
The final disposal is effected when the equipment has been used so that it is no longer usable for the intended
purposes.
The return, proper disposal or recovery of this medical equipment must be done in compliance with the
European WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) and / or national requirements.
The equipment or parts of it mustn't be disposed as industrial or domestic waste, but they must be
collected separately as special waste. The separate collection for the subsequent forwarding for
recycling, treatment and environmentally compatible disposal, helps to avoid possible negative
environmental and health effects and to promote recycling of the parts included in the equipment.
Illegal disposal of the equipment involves the application of administrative sanctions according to
the current regulations of the country where the equipment is installed.
For information on how to dismantle the inoperative equipments comply with local legislation or
contact an authorized representative of the Manufacturer.
