why recycle? most electrical items can be repaired, recycled or reused, saving natural resources and the environment. not recycling electrical equipment will cause it to end up in landfill where hazardous substances will leak out and damage the planet. this harms wildlife and also humans. recycling anything that has a plug, battery or cable allows its materials to be used for everything from playgrounds to life saving equipment. most old electrical equipment can be recycled, however recycling is not the same as disposal. please do not throw any electrical equipment in your bin. instead visit a local recycling centre or look for a local electrical recycling point. most councils in the uk have recycling points, so check your local council’s website to find your nearest one. for our french customers the unique identifier FR380453_05INMZ attesting to the registration in the register of producers of the EEA sector, pursuant to article l.541-10-13 of the environmental code was assigned by ADEME to the company teenage engineering ab. this identifier attests to its compliance with its obligation to register with the register of electrical and electronic equipment producers and to make its marketing declarations to ecosystem.
you can recycle your old electricals with us if you have any unwanted electrical waste, you can send it to us and we will ensure it is correctly recycled. postage is at your own cost. you can return your item to: teenage engineering attn: c/o storex ab lillsjövägen 13 port 1-2 136 50 jordbro sweden please make sure to label your package as “return for recycling”.
the crossed out wheelie bin symbol any electronics with the crossed out wheelie bin symbol should never be disposed of, these contain lithium ion batteries which can leak or catch fire. instead, as with any other electrinic waste, items with this symbol should be recycled.
