Polyvinyl chloride (pvc) cable and cord notice, Polyvinyl, Chloride – Lenovo 3000 J User Manual

Page 86: Pvc), Cable, Cord, Notice, Waste, Electrical, Electronic

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Power

cord

part

number

Used

in

these

countries

and

regions

39M5144

Bangladesh,

Lesotho,

Macau,

Maldives,

Namibia,

Nepal,

Pakistan,

Samoa,

South

Africa,

Sri

Lanka,

Swaziland,

Uganda

39M5151

Bahrain,

Botswana,

Brunei,

Cyprus,

Dominica,

Gambia,

Ghana,

Grenada,

Guyana,

Hong

Kong,

Iraq,

Ireland,

Jordan,

Kenya,

Kuwait,

Liberia,

Malawi,

Malaysia,

Malta,

Nigeria,

Oman,

Qatar,

Saint

Kitts

and

Nevis,

Saint

Lucia,

Saint

Vincent

and

the

Grenadines,

Seychelles,

Sierra

Leone,

Singapore,

Sudan,

Tanzania,

Trinidad

&

Tobago,

United

Arab

Emirates,

United

Kingdom,

Yemen,

Zambia,

Zimbabwe

39M5102

Australia,

Fiji,

Kiribati,

Nauru,

New

Zealand,

Papua

New

Guinea

39M5213

Korea

(Democratic

Peoples

Republic

of),

Korea

(Republic

of)

39M5193

Japan

39M5225

India

39M5206

China

39M5233

Brazil

39M5068

Argentina,

Paraguay,

Uruguay

Polyvinyl

Chloride

(PVC)

cable

and

cord

notice

WARNING:

Handling

the

cord

on

this

product

or

cords

associated

with

accessories

sold

with

this

product

will

expose

you

to

lead,

a

chemical

known

to

the

State

of

California

to

cause

cancer,

and

birth

defects

or

other

reproductive

harm.

Wash

hands

after

handling

.

Waste

electrical

and

electronic

equipment

(WEEE)

notice

The

WEEE

mark

applies

only

to

countries

within

the

European

Union

(EU)

and

Norway.

Appliances

are

labeled

in

accordance

with

European

Directive

2002/96/EC

concerning

waste

electrical

and

electronic

equipment

(WEEE).

The

Directive

determines

the

framework

for

the

return

and

recycling

of

used

appliances

as

applicable

throughout

the

European

Union.

This

label

is

applied

to

various

products

to

indicate

that

the

product

is

not

to

be

thrown

away,

but

rather

reclaimed

upon

end

of

life

per

this

Directive.

Users

of

electrical

and

electronic

equipment

(EEE)

with

the

WEEE

marking

per

Annex

IV

of

the

WEEE

Directive

must

not

dispose

of

end

of

life

EEE

as

unsorted

municipal

waste,

but

use

the

collection

framework

available

to

them

for

the

return,

recycle,

recovery

of

WEEE

and

minimize

any

potential

effects

of

EEE

on

the

environment

and

human

health

due

to

the

presence

of

hazardous

substances.

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