Disposal - Dometic FJ 2200 Operating Manual

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Disposal

Regulations for environmental safety and correct disposal
All organisations must apply a set of procedures to identify, evaluate and control the
influence that their activities (manufacturing, products, services, etc.) have on the
environment.
The procedures to be followed to identify significant environmental impact must take
the following factors into account:
• use of raw materials and natural resources
• atmospheric emissions
• discharge of liquids
• waste management and recycling
• contamination of the soil
In order to minimise environmental impact, the manufacturer provides a series of
indications here below that should be taken into account by all those who, for what-
ever reason, interact with the appliance during its working life.
• All packing components must be disposed of (preferably recycled) in
compliance with statutory legislation in the country in which disposal takes place.
• All product components must be disposed of (preferably recycled) in
compliance with statutory legislation in the country in which disposal takes place.
• For correct disposal, the appliance must be consigned to an authorised waste
disposal company to ensure that all recyclable components are reused and the
remaining materials are processed properly.
• During installation ensure the room has adequate ventilation to prevent the build-
up of stale air that might be harmful to the health of the operators.
• During operation and maintenance ensure that any waste pollutant products (oil,
grease, etc.) are disposed of correctly.
• Keep noise levels down to reduce noise pollution.
For more information on correct dismantling of our products please refer to the
recycling handbooks at www.dometic.com.
➤ Place the packaging material in the appropriate recycling waste bins wherever
possible.
➤ When in operation or undergoing repairs and maintenance work, make sure that
the refrigerant circuit is not damaged and refrigerant cannot escape. It acts as a
greenhouse gas and should not be allowed into the environment.
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