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MF 5650 ADVANCED
1. Safety Guidelines
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Carton
One ton of recycled carton avoids the cut of 12
trees.
14.6 - CONAMA Resolution
CONAMA - the Brazilian National Environment
Council - in resolution 257 of June 30th, 1999,
defines rules and responsibilities related to the
disposal and management of used batteries. This
Resolution also states that all establishments that
distribute or resale these products must be aware
of this Resolution, and must be provided with
information and advertisement capable of providing
guidelines for the final users about their
responsibilities in returning used batteries through
the establishments that sell and/or provide technical
assistance.
DEAR CUSTOMER:
All customers / final user are obligate to
return used batteries to the point of sale.
Do not discard the battery as ordinary
waste.
NOTE:
The Points of Sales are required to
accept the returned old batteries, as well
as store them in a proper place and then
return the batteries to the manufacturer
for recycling.
14.7 - Risks of the contact with acid solution
and with Lead
The acid solution and the lead in the battery, if
discarded in the environment, can contaminate the
soil, the underground and the waters.
The water consumption can cause high blood
pressure, anemia, depression, weakness, pain in
the legs and drowsing feelings.
The contact of acid solution with eyes, can cause
chemical conjunctivitis, and with skin, contact
dermatitis.
In case of accidental contact with eyes or skin, wash
the area immediately with tap water and seek for
medical assistance.
Basic composition: Lead, diluted sulfuric acid and
plastic.
RecyclableLead - Pb
PROTECT YOUR
EYES:
Explosive gases can
cause blindness or
personal injuries.
AVOID:
Sparks, open flames and
smoking. They can cause
explosions.
CORROSIVE:
Sulfuric acid
Can cause blindness
and severe burns. Avoid
the contact with cloths
too.
CONTACT WITH
EYES OR SKIN:
Wash immediately with
tap water.
IF SWALLOWED: drink a
lot of water and seek
urgent medical
assistance.
KEEP IT AWAY FROM CHILDREN’S REACH. MANDATORY RECYCLING.
RETURN YOUR USED BATTERY TO THE RESELLER WHEN REPLACING IT.
CAUTION
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