Disposal Conditions; General Conditions Of Disposal; Instructions For Correct Disposal In Accordance With European Directive 2012/19/Eu; Disposal Of Exhausted Batteries - (Directive 2006/66/Ec) - Mobility TAURUS Manual De Instrucciones

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19. DISPOSAL CONDITIONS

19.1 General conditions of disposal

Never dispose of the product as normal domestic waste. Dispose of the product at a sorted
waste collection centre for recycling.
19.2 Instructions for correct disposal in accordance with
European directive 2012/19/EU:
At the end of its working life, the product must not be disposed of together with normal urban
waste. It must be delivered to municipal separated waste collection facilities, or to appropriate
dealers that provide this service. Separated waste disposal helps to reduce possible negative
effects on the environment and health deriving from improper disposal and allows for
recycling the materials comprising the product, which translates into significant energy and
resource savings. The product bears the barred bin symbol to underline the obligation of
disposing of electro-medical equipment.

19.3 Disposal of exhausted batteries - (Directive 2006/66/EC):

This symbol on the product indicates that the batteries must not be considered as normal
domestic waste. Ensuring that the batteries are discarded correctly contributes to preventing
potentially negative consequences for health and the environment that would otherwise
be caused by their inappropriate disposal. Recycling materials helps to conserve natural
resources. Take depleted batteries to the collection points indicated for recycling. You can
contact your local council, the local waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased
the device for more detailed information on disposal of depleted batteries or the product.