Packaging; Swarf; Machine - JMA BERNA SIMPLY 02 Manual De Instrucciones

7.1 SWARF

The swarf produced during key duplication is classified as special waste and falls into the same
category of solid urban waste (SUW) as a metal scourer, for example.
Contaminated waste or waste containing toxic or harmful substances is considered as toxic or
harmful waste and must be disposed of according to the legislation in force in the user's coun-
try.

7.2 PACKAGING

The machine is supplied in cardboard packaging, which can be recycled with all other cardboard
packing material. It is considered as solid urban waste and should therefore be disposed of in
the special containers for cardboard.
The material used to protect the machine inside the cardboard box is polymeric and comparable
to solid urban waste. It must therefore be sent to the appropriate waste disposal facilities for
processing.

7.3 MACHINE

When needing to dispose of the machine, it falls into the WEEE category (Waste from Electrical
and Electronic Equipment).
In compliance with Directive 2012/19/EU on waste from electrical and electronic equipment
(WEEE),
Anyone found disposing of the machine illegally or as domestic waste will be subject to the
penalties provided for by current national legislation.
Pursuant to the provisions of current national regulations, the machine cannot be disposed of as
urban waste. Therefore, at the end of its life cycle and after performing the necessary opera-
tions for correct management, the apparatus must be delivered to one of the selective collec-
tion facilities for waste electrical and electronic equipment from private homes.
The collection facilities of the municipality where you live must guarantee the functionality, ac-
cessibility and suitability of their selective collection systems so that the owners of the machine
and the distributors may deliver any waste produced within its territory to the collection facility
for free.
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