Fagor BC-500: 11. INFORMATION FOR THE CORRECT DISPOSAL OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES

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11. INFORMATION FOR THE CORRECT  DISPOSAL OF ELECTRICAL AND  ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES

At the end of its working 

life, the product must not 

be disposed of as urban 

waste. It must be taken to 

a special local authority 

differentiated waste 

collection centre or to a 

dealer providing this service. Disposing of 

a household appliance separately avoids 

possible negative consequences for the 

environment and health deriving from 

inappropriate disposal and enables the 

constituent materials to be recovered to 

use any sharp objects such as ballpoint 

pens to press them down.

3.

  If nothing appears on the screen when 

you switch on the scales using the  

button, check the battery is inserted 

and correctly connected. If this is the 

case, the battery may have run down. 

Replace it with a new one.

4.

  Do not chemical solvents or abrasive 

substances to clean the scales. The use 

of a soft, dry cloth is recommended for 

cleaning the outer surface of the scales. 

DO NOT SUBMERGE THE SCALES IN 

WATER.

5.

  Always keep the scales away from 

heat sources, e.g. ovens, as this could 

deteriorate the buttons and damage the 

appliance.

6.

  When the scales are in use, keep 

them away from any electromagnetic 

interference (EMI), i.e. mobile phones, 

as this would affect their accuracy.

7.

  Remove the battery if the scales are 

likely to be out of use for some time.

8.

  These scales are for domestic use only. 

9.

  Always use the scales on a horizontal, 

firm surface. Do not use them on mats 

or carpets. 

10.

 Do not insert any foreign object into the 

openings of the scales.

11.

 Do not try to open the scales to repair 

them. This will invalidate the guarantee

obtain significant savings in energy and 

resources. 

To remind you that you must collaborate 

with a selective collection scheme, the 

symbol shown appears on the product 

warning you not to dispose of it in 

traditional refuse containers.

For further information, contact your local 

authority or the shop where you bought the 

product.