Riso SF9490 - Collecting and Disposing of Depleted Consumables; Ink Cartridge; Master Core; Used Master

Chapter 9 Replacing Consumables
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Collecting and Disposing of
Depleted Consumables
Ink cartridge
• Dispose of the depleted ink cartridges according to
the disposal regulations of your local community. If
required, separate the specific components using
the following procedures as a reference.
• Remove the label at the edge of the ink cartridge by
peeling it off from the section indicated with the
arrow in the illustration below, and then dispose of it
separately.
Master core
• Dispose of the depleted master core according to
the disposal regulations of your local community. If
required, separate the specific components using
the following procedures as a reference.
• A label that includes a metallic component is
attached to the rear side of the section that is
stamped with the [
I
] mark. Tear along the perfora-
tion and dispose of it separately.
Used master
• Dispose of the used masters according to the dis-
posal regulations of your local community. If
required, separate the specific components using
the following procedures as a reference.
Parts Materials
Ink cartridge and
cap
Plastic (polypropylene or polyeth-
ylene)
Label Plastic (metal included)
Ink Plant oil, petroleum hydrocar-
bons, water, pigments
Ink may be left on the area around the edge of the
ink cartridge. Take care not to smudge your hands
or clothes with the ink. Wash immediately with soap
if you get ink on your hands, etc.
Caution
Parts Materials
Core Paper
Master roll Plastic, Japanese paper
Cutout section
marked with [
I
]
Plastic (metal included), paper
Parts Materials
Master roll Plastic, Japanese paper
Ink Plant oil, petroleum hydrocar-
bons, water, pigments
BThe master is made of carbon and hydro-
gen compounds. If it is fully combusted, it
will turn into water and carbon dioxide.