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Disposal:
Your role as final consumers is crucial in terms of reuse, recycling and
obtaining other types of value creation from this. You have the choice of
different collection systems and exchanges organized by local authorities
(recycling centers) and distributors. It is your duty to use these
opportunities.
In the end of battery life:
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to be recycled thus reducing the impact on the
environment.
When the battery reaches its end of life, you
must place it in an appropriate selective
collection system that will handle its destruction
and / or recycling.
- If the battery acid has leaked, avoid contact with skin, eyes and mucous
membranes! The liquid that leaks from the battery can cause rashes. If
acid still had to contact with skin, immediately flush the affected areas
with clean water and consult a doctor immediately.
The batteries must be installed with the correct polarity +/-.
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- Do not recharge non-rechargeable batteries because of the risk of
explosion.
The presence of this logo on the product means that disposal
of the device is governed by Directive 2012/19 / EU dated 4
July 2012 on electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
Any hazardous substance in electrical or electronic equipment
can have a potential impact on the environment and health
during recycling. Consequently, at the end of useful life of the
device, it should not be disposed of with municipal unsorted
waste.
This appliance contains battery that
are non-replaceable.
Used batteries must be supported by
a selective collection system in order
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