Decommissioning; Disposal - Treif PRIMUS smart Operating Manual

12.1 Decommissioning

12.2 Disposal

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1. Switch off machine and secure against restarting.
2. Physically disconnect entire energy supply of the machine, discharge
residual energies. Check for the absence of voltage.
3. Clean assemblies and components correctly and dismantle in compli-
ance with applicable local occupational health and safety and environ-
mental regulations.
Hazard for the environment from incorrect disposal!
Significant environmental pollution may be caused due to incorrect dispos-
al!
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The disposal must be performed in accordance with the nationally
applicable regulations.
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The statutory obligations for waste prevention and correct recycling
and disposal must be complied with for all work activities.
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In the event of doubt, ask the manufacturer or obtain information
about environmentally compatible disposal from the local authorities
or specialist disposal companies
Check all occurring environmental risks before the disposal.
- Comply with the local regulations and laws for the disposal of operating
materials and components.
- Dispose of waste electrical equipment, electronic components, lubri-
cants and other auxiliary materials correctly.
Water insoluble materials
The statutory obligations for waste prevention and correct recycling and
disposal must be complied with for all work on and with the machine.
Submit disassembled components to recycling if no return or disposal
agreement has been entered into:
- Scrap metallic residual components.
- Submit plastic parts to recycling.
- Sort remaining components according to material properties.
Decommissioning
NOTICE
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