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Dismantling and disposal
EN Rivo™ I Controller
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W3T597263 Issue 01-0624 | Evoqua Water Technologies GmbH
14 DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL
14.1 Dismantling
1 Prior to disposal, delete any personal data stored on
the old equipment.
2 De-energize the device.
3 Dismantle and dispose of the device properly and
recycle raw materials.
14.2 Disposal
14.2.1 General information
Ensure safe and environment-friendly disposal of old
equipment, replacement parts, auxiliary materials, chemi-
cals and their containers. Disposal must be effected in
compliance with local, regional, national and international
regulations.
14.2.2 Used electrical/electronic equipment
Electrical or electronic equipment is labeled with the sym-
bol showing a crossed-out garbage can and must not be
disposed of with household waste, but must be collected
and disposed of separately. The statutory requirements of
the country in which the product is put into use apply.
Before handover to a collection point, old batteries, sto-
rage batteries and lamps must be removed from the old
equipment and turned over to the corresponding collec-
tion points.
Where such central collection systems are not available,
used equipment purchased from us can be returned to us.
WARNING
Danger from unqualified personnel
Possible consequence: fatal or serious injury and signifi-
cant material damage.
• To ensure safe operation and to avoid serious per-
sonal injury, the appliance may only be dismantled
and disposed of by trained and authorized specialist
personnel.
NOTICE
The symbol with the crossed-out garbage can
indicates that the product - electrical and electro-
nic equipment, batteries and storage batteries -
must not be disposed of with household waste. At
the end of its service life, the product must be dis-
posed of appropriately or recycled. The statutory
requirements of the country in which the product
is put into use apply here.
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