Disassembly; Disposal; Disposal Of Materials; Disposal Of Consumables - Abicor Binzel EWR 2 Manual De Instrucciones Original

EWR 2/EWR 2 Net

12 Disassembly

Close the gas supply.
1
Disconnect the power supply.
2
Switch off the entire welding system.
3
Remove the connecting cable from the power supply.
4
Remove the shunt and connecting cable.
5
Remove the Ethernet cable (EWR 2 Net).
6
Remove the insulating gas hose from the gas supply line and the gas discharge line.
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13 Disposal

13.1 Disposal of materials

This product is mainly made of metallic materials that can be melted in steel and iron works and are thus
almost infinitely recyclable. The plastic materials used are labeled in preparation for their sorting and
separation for later recycling.

13.2 Disposal of consumables

Oil, greases and cleaning agents must not contaminate the ground or enter the sewage system. These
substances must be stored, transported and disposed of in suitable containers. Contaminated cleaning tools
(brushes, rags, etc.) must also be disposed of in accordance with the information provided by the
consumables' manufacturer.
► Please observe the relevant local regulations and disposal instructions in the safety data sheets
specified by the manufacturer of the consumables.

13.3 Packaging

ABICOR BINZEL has reduced the transport packaging to the necessary minimum. The ability to recycle
packaging materials is always considered during their selection.
Equipment marked with this symbol is covered by European Directive 2012/19/EU on
waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
► Do not dispose of electrical and electronic equipment with household waste.
► Disassemble electrical equipment prior to proper disposal.
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► Collect components of electrical separately and recycle in an environmentally
responsible manner.
► Observe local regulations, laws, provisions, standards and guidelines.
► Please consult your local authority for information about collection and return of
electrical devices.
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