Electrical and electronic waste
What belongs here:
• Sources of light (tubular lamps, economical lamps, discharge lamps)
• PC monitors and televisions
• Personal computers, including mice, keyboards, laptops, printers, typewriters
• Calculators, faxes, telephones, radio transmission sets
• Video cameras, video players, video games
• Hi-fi recorders, hi-fi sets, radios
• Medical appliances
• Electrical toys
• Cooling apparatus (refrigerators, freezers)
• Large household appliances (washing machines, tumble driers, dishwashers, cookers, hot plates, microwave ovens)
• Electric radiators
• Drills, power saws, equipment for milling, grinding and cutting
• Small household appliances (vacuum cleaners, irons, sewing machines)
• Toasters, deep-fat fryers, grinders, coffee machines, electric knives
• Appliances for cutting hair, for drying hair and for cleaning teeth
• Watches, alarm clocks, scales
What doesn't belong here:
• Incomplete and dismantled electrical and electronic equipment
• Broken tubular lamps or discharge lamps
• Light bulbs
• Boilers
Where should I put it?
The collection yard is the proper place to dispose of unneeded electrical and electronic equipment.
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