FSC ReCollector Instructions De Montage page 8

M o u n t i n g a n d m a i n t e n a n c e g u i d e f o r
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R e C o l l e c t o r
To mount your sorting box onto the wall, you will need to use the right kind of screws/raw plugs
for the wall material in your home. Make sure that the screws/raw plugs you use are suitable for
the wall material so that they can bear the weight.
The frame of the sorting box is mounted onto the wall using four screws/raw plugs
- see illustration 1.
• Place the frame on the wall and adjust it into the position you want. Use a spirit level if neces-
sary.
• Use a pencil to mark the wall through the four holes on the frame.
• Drill the screws/raw plugs into the four markings.
• Hang the frame on the wall.
• The sorting box is inserted onto the frame on the wall and can be opened by pressing lightly at
the bottom - see illustration 2.
• You can also watch our video guide at ReCollector.dk
Use of the handles
• The handles can be used to carry the sorting box.
• The handles can be used to stretch and hold a standard 20 litre plastic bag in place.
• If you want to keep the box open, raise the inner handle against the upper part of the frame to
hold it in place – see illustration 3.
Daily maintenance
Clean your sorting box using a soft, damp cloth or sponge. Use a mild detergent or soap. Then
wipe down with a clean, dry cloth. The sorting box must not be placed in the dishwasher.
Dimensions
H: 40 cm x W: 30 cm x D: 15 cm. Weight: 2 kg
Important information
The sorting box can bear a weight of up to 5 kg.
Avoid placing the sorting box in direct sunlight, as this can cause the colours to fade over time.
The sorting box is not suitable for storing inorganic waste.
Materials
The sorting box is manufactured in Denmark and made from a recycled PP plastic. It is suitable
for recycling.
You are now ready to begin sorting your waste and
taking good care of your new waste sorting box.
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