12. Disposal instructions
In line with the European WEEE directive, electrical and electronic appliances
should not be disposed of along with domestic waste. Their components have to
be separately sent for recycling or disposal, because improper disposal of toxic and
dangerous components may permanently damage the environment. According to
the electrical and electronic equipment act (ElektroG), you are obliged (as a con-
sumer) to return (free of charge) electrical and electronic appliances to the manu-
facturer, the point of sale or public collection points at the end of their service life.
The relevant local laws regulate the details in this regard. The symbol displayed on
the product, in the user manual or/and on the packaging refers to these regula-
tions. With this manner of sorting, recycling and disposal of used appliances, you
make an important contribution towards protecting our environment.
13. Instructions for battery disposal
In conjunction with the sale of batteries along with the supply of appliances that
include batteries, the supplier is obliged to point out the following to the custom-
er: The customer is legally obliged to return used batteries. He can return used
batteries which the supplier offers or has offered as new batteries in his assort-
ment free of charge to the supplier's dispatch warehouse (shipping address). The
symbols shown on the batteries indicate the following: Pb = battery contains more
than 0.004 percent lead by weight, Cd = battery contains more than 0.002 percent
cadmium by weight, Hg = battery contains more than 0.0005 percent mercury by
weight.
The symbol of the crossed-out dustbin means that the
battery should not be disposed of in household waste.
The company WD Plus GmbH hereby certifies that the appliance 305030/20200928NB101
complies with the fundamental requirements and all other relevant stipulations. A complete
conformity statement can be obtained from: WD Plus GmbH, Wohlenbergstraße 16, 30179
Hannover
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WEEE directive 2012/19/EU
WEEE Register no.: DE 67896761
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