Information on the disposal of electrical and electronic devices

This note is aimed at private households that use electrical and electronic devices. Please note the following information on the environmentally friendly disposal of your old devices and to protect your personal data.

1. Separation and disposal of electrical and electronics devices

Old devices must not be disposed of by household waste. You are legally obliged to collect these devices separately and to dispose of local collection points or withdrawal systems. This ensures that environmentally friendly disposal and recycling are carried out properly.

If old devices contain batteries, batteries or lamps that can be removed without any problems, they must be disposed of separately before the device is disposed of.

The symbol of a crossed -out garbage can on the devices indicates that they do not belong in household waste and have to be supplied with a separate collection.

2. Free withdrawal of old devices

As a dealer, we are obliged to withdraw old devices free of charge if you buy a new device from us that corresponds to the old device in function and type. When delivering a new electrical device to private households, you can hand over your old device for disposal, provided that it is a similar device.

If the sale takes place via long -distance communication agents (for example in the online shop) and large devices such as cooling devices, screens or devices are with a screen area of ​​more than 100 cm², we also offer the free return. For smaller devices or other categories, you can hand over them at one of our return offices. You can find more information on our website.

3. Protection of your personal data

Please note that old devices such as PCs or smartphones can contain personal data. It is your responsibility to completely delete this data from disposal in order to prevent misuse by third parties.