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Returning waste equipment and batteries

Responsibility for the environment and resources

Take-back of old appliances and batteries

Responsibility for the environment and resources

Waste electrical and electronic equipment must not be disposed of with household waste. It contains valuable raw materials that can be recovered through recycling, but also substances that can harm the environment and health if disposed of improperly.

As a manufacturer, Bender assumes responsibility for the entire life cycle of its products and supports its customers in the proper return and disposal of waste equipment in accordance with the WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU) and the German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG).

Take-back of waste electrical and electronic equipment

Bender is registered with the German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Register (EAR) under WEEE registration number DE 43 124 402.

Electrical and electronic equipment

will be taken back free of charge in accordance with legal requirements.

Devices purchased before this date are not covered by this take-back policy.

Important information before returning

Please note the following points before returning an old device:

Your data concerning the take-back of old devices

Quick reference guide to our take-back scheme:

  1. Please fill in the form entirely.
  2. After sending the completed form, a summary of your data will be displayed. We will send another copy of your data to your mail address.
  3. Please print out this summary and submit it to us with your return shipment.
  4. Send the old device / devices to

Bender GmbH & Co. KG

Repair Service Department
Londorfer Str. 65
35305 Grünberg
Germany 

Information

This take-back system is exclusively intended for devices of Bender GmbH & Co. KG. Devices from other manufacturers will not be accepted by us and will be returned with postage unpaid.

We assure you that we will only use your data in the context of the take-back procedure and to enhance our products.

Batteries and accumulators

Separate disposal of batteries

Batteries and accumulators must also not be disposed of in household waste. This is indicated by the crossed-out wheelie bin symbol on the battery or accumulator.

Batteries contain valuable raw materials, but may also contain substances that are harmful to the environment and health. Batteries and accumulators can pose a fire or safety risk if handled improperly and must therefore be disposed of carefully.

Our role as a retailer and collection point

Bender is a retailer of batteries and fulfils the legal take-back obligations for used batteries.

We take back used batteries free of charge. The take-back applies to batteries

Products with permanently installed batteries are not covered by this take-back obligation. In this case, the regulations on the take-back of waste electrical and electronic equipment apply.

As a voluntary take-back point, we are registered with the GRS Batteries Foundation and thus support the proper return and recycling of used batteries. In order to comply with legal requirements, used batteries that are taken back are handed over to an approved organisation for manufacturer responsibility.

Obligations of the end user

As an end user, you are obliged to

Return options for batteries

Used batteries and accumulators can be returned to, among other places:

Working together for sustainable disposal

By properly returning and disposing of old electrical appliances and batteries, we are making an important contribution to: