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IT hardware

Synonyms

IT hardware, computer equipment, IT equipment, monitor, keyboard, computer, laptop, printer, tablet, Ipad, scanner, mouse

Recycling methods
Other WEEE collection points Sortti collection vehicles Sortti Stations Stores that sell electrical appliances

Waste Information

  • All broken IT equipment and peripherals are electrical scrap.
  • Wipe any personal data from your computer with the help of data-erasing software, and reset the device to factory settings. Deliver devices containing personal data preferably to locked reception locations or use the Seiffi.fi service, for example.
  • We cannot guarantee the data security of devices at Sortti Stations or the Sortti collection vehicle tour.
  • Only the casings of disassembled computers are not accepted for the collection of electric and electronic equipment. Depending on the material, sort casings/cases into mixed waste (plastic casings) or scrap metal.

Information about the reception of electric and electronic equipment

  1. 1

    Returns are free of charge

    The return of household electric and electrical equipment to an authorised collection point, such as Sortti Stations is free of charge. 

  2. 2

    Small devices also to a store

    Small electric and electrical devices (max 25 cm x 25 cm) can be returned to large stores/shopping centres that sell electrical appliances free of charge.

    Larger devices can also be returned to a store when a new corresponding item is purchased. Some stores will allow you to return an old device without buying a new one.

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    How to sort electric and electronic equipment at a Sortti Station

    Various types of electric and electronic equipment have their own collection points at Sortti Stations.

    • Refrigeration equipment has its own container.
    • Large household appliances, small electrical appliances, as well as monitors and screens have their own platforms and cages.
    • Fluorescent tubes and lamps belong in the hazardous waste container.

    Ask for advice at the station!

  4. 4

    Remove removable batteries and accumulators

    Please do not leave loose batteries or accumulators of any kind in waste electric and electronic equipment, as this creates a fire hazard. Tape the terminals and take the batteries/accumulators to a store battery collection box or to the hazardous waste battery collection point.