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7 Decommissioning
W A R N I N G
Risk of injury from materials and substances
➢ Before disposing of the device, clean it, decontaminate it professionally
and remove all sample residues.
➢ The device must be disposed of by experienced persons and in
compliance with applicable environmental regulations.
If the device is not being used for some time, remove the battery.
Ensure that a third party cannot improperly start it.
When disposing of the product, observe the respective statutory regulations and
information concerning the disposal of electric and electronic equipment in the
European Union. Since these regulations differ from country to country, it may be
necessary to contact the supplier.
Electrically operated devices are disposed of in accordance with
national rules pursuant to EU-directive 2012/19/EU on Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). According to this directive
all devices in the business-to-business sector which have been
delivered after 13.08.2005, may no longer be deposited as municipal
or household waste. The devices are marked with the adjacent symbol.
In Germany, this labelling has been valid since 23.03.2006. The manufacturer must
offer an appropriate option for taking back all devices delivered as of 13.08.2005.
For any device delivered before 13.08.2005 the last user is responsible for its proper
disposal.
Instruction Manual DR201-95
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