Waste Disposal; Packaging - illy Ese Instrucciones De Uso

WASTE DISPOSAL

At the end of the appliance's lifespan, make sure it can no longer be operated before
disposing of it in compliance with waste disposal regulations. Remove the plug from
the socket and cut the power cable.
The crossed-out bin symbol on the appliance indicates that, at the end
of its useful life, the product must be processed separately from
household waste: i.e., it must be sent to a differential collection centre
for electrical and electronic equipment or returned to the retailer when
purchasing equivalent new equipment.
Appropriate differential waste collection so that the appliance is sent for recycling,
processing and compatible disposal helps avoid possible negative impacts on the
environment and health and promotes the recovery of materials and components.
The user is responsible for delivering the appliance at the end of its lifespan to
suitable collection facilities.
For more detailed information about the waste collection systems available,
contact your local waste disposal service or the point of sale where the appliance
was purchased. Anyone who disposes or trashes this appliance rather than return
it to a differential waste collection centre for electrical and electronic waste may be
subject to fines envisaged by applicable legislation concerning the illegal disposal
of waste.

Packaging

Packaging is important in order to protect the product during transport. Before
disposing of packaging materials, check the integrity of the appliance and make
sure it operates correctly. If any complaints arise, the appliance must be returned
in its original packaging. Packaging materials must be kept out of reach of children
since they are a potential source of hazards.
Dispose of packaging materials in accordance with local differential waste collection
regulations. The special symbols shown on packaging materials indicate the correct
disposal methods. Informed disposal is the first step towards correct defence of the
environment.
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