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Page 3: Safety Considerations
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS You must carefully read and understand this entire manual before using your Galileo. Diving has many inherent risks. Even if you follow the instructions of this manual in a careful manner, it is still possible that you may be seriously injured or die from decompression sickness, oxygen toxicity or some other inherent risk of scuba diving with Nitrox or compressed air. - Page 4 • Only make dives that are appropriate to your level of dive training. Galileo does not increase your knowledge of diving. • Always dive with back-up instruments. Make sure that you always use back-up instrumentation including a depth gauge, submersible pressure gauge, digital bottom timer or dive watch, and have access to decompression tables whenever diving with a dive computer.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Welcome to UWATEC dive computers and thank you for purchasing Galileo. You are now the owner of an extraordinary partner for your dives. This manual provides you easy access to UWATEC state of the art technology and Galileo’s key features and functions. Should you wish to know more about SCUBAPRO UWATEC diving equipment, please visit our website www.scubapro.com. - Page 6 2.3.6 WATER TYPE ................21 2.3.7 DESATURATION RESET ............22 2.3.8 ALL-SILENT MODE ..............22 2.3.9 PDIS MODE ................23 DIGITAL COMPASS .................23 2.4.1 USING THE COMPASS ON THE SURFACE ......23 2.4.2 SETTING THE AUTO-OFF TIME ..........24 2.4.3 SETTING THE DECLINATION ...........24 ALTIMETER .....................24 WARNING SETTINGS ................25 2.6.1 MAXIMUM DEPTH ..............26...
- Page 7 3.2.1 ASCENT RATE .................43 3.2.2 MOD/PPO ................44 = 100% ................45 3.2.3 CNS O2 3.2.4 MISSED DECOMPRESSION STOP ..........46 3.2.5 RBT = 0 MINUTES ..............46 3.2.6 LOW BATTERY ................47 DISPLAY INFORMATION .................48 3.3.1 DESCRIPTION OF ENTRIES ............48 3.3.2 CLASSIC SCREEN CONFIGURATION ........51 3.3.3 LIGHT SCREEN CONFIGURATION ..........51 3.3.4...
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Page 8: Introduction To Galileo
1. Introduction to Galileo INTRODUCTION TO GALILEO Galileo is diving technology made easy. It is an intuitive tool which monitors all aspects of the dive to provide you with accurate information relative to your individual experience. Galileo offers an array of features to enhance your diving pleasure. •... -
Page 9: Glossary
1. Introduction to Galileo Glossary Average depth, calculated from the beginning of the dive or, in case of gauge mode, from the time of reset. CNS O Central Nervous System oxygen toxicity. DESAT Desaturation time. The time needed for the body to completely eliminate any nitrogen taken up during diving. - Page 10 1. Introduction to Galileo Stopwatch A stopwatch, for example to time certain legs of the dive. SURF INT Surface interval, the time from the moment the dive is closed. Total ascent time, the time it takes to perform the ascent from your current depth to the surface in a decompression dive, including all decompression stops and assuming the ideal ascent rate.
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Page 11: Operating Modes
1. Introduction to Galileo Operating modes date, the current temperature, the altitude class (in form of a stylized mountain, see The functions of the Galileo computer section 3.7) and the battery capacity; on can be grouped into three categories, the lower row, the tank pressure, the set each corresponding to a specific mode of oxygen concentration, the corresponding operation:... -
Page 12: Altitude Alarm After A Dive
1. Introduction to Galileo No-dive warning after pressure inside the cabin of an airplane could cause decompression sickness, as a dive calculated by the decompression model in If Galileo detects a situation of increased the computer. risk (due to the potential of microbubble ! WARNING accumulation from previous dives or a CNS O... -
Page 13: Replaceable Battery
1. Introduction to Galileo Replaceable battery ! WARNING Galileo uses a CR12600SE type battery - Violating mandatory decompression (also known as CR2NP) which is user – obligation may result in serious injury or replaceable and is available from your death. SCUBAPRO UWATEC dealer. -
Page 14: Screen Configuration Options
1. Introduction to Galileo ! WARNING Starting a dive when the REPLACE BATTERY message is displayed can cause the computer to fail during the dive. Replace the battery as soon as you notice this message. Low-battery situations during a dive are described in section 3.2.6. -
Page 15: Button Operation
1. Introduction to Galileo Left Middle Right button button button (MENU) (LOG) (LIGHT) Press Main Logbook Activate menu backlight Press Oxygen Digital setting summary compass hold table, then pictur Button operation viewing function Galileo has three buttons. These buttons allow to access menus and change settings 1.11 Mounting and pairing while in surface mode. - Page 16 1. Introduction to Galileo first a coded, interference-free line of the message PAIRING CANCELLED. The communication has to be established. This pairing will also be cancelled if you do not step has to be performed only once for press “SAVE” within 3 minutes. each transmitter or when the battery in the transmitter is replaced.
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Page 17: Gas Summary Table
1. Introduction to Galileo NOTE: NOTE: - The Smart transmitter has a range In order to receive tank information, of approximately 1.5m/5ft. the pertinent transmitters must be on - To maximize the life of the battery, and within range (1.5m/5ft) of your the transmitter turns itself off when Galileo. - Page 18 1. Introduction to Galileo 30m/100ft would result in the same deep ascends to 21m/69ft and stays there for stop of 15m/50ft. 33 minutes. Both dive profiles are no-stop With PDIS, as the name suggests, Galileo dives to the limit of entering decompression. interprets your dive profile and suggests The solid line with triangles represents the an intermediate stop that is a function of...
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Page 19: How Does Pdis Work
1. Introduction to Galileo 1.13.2 How does PDIS work? 1.13.3 Special considerations when diving with more than one gas The mathematical decompression model in mixture (PMG) Galileo, called ZH-L8 ADT MB PMG, tracks your decompression status by dividing Switching to a higher oxygen concentration your body into 8 so-called compartments mix during the dive influences the PDI stop. -
Page 20: Menus, Settings And Functions
2. Menus, settings and functions MENUS, SETTINGS AND FUNCTIONS Galileo’s menus allow you to access functions or to change settings. To access the main menu press “MENU”. From here, you can scroll through the entire list by pressing the “” (left button) or “”... -
Page 21: Main Menu Description
2. Menus, settings and functions Main menu description Press “MENU” to view the list of menus. To enter any menu, scroll up or down the list via the “” or “” buttons until the highlighted bar covers your menu of interest, then press “ENTR”... -
Page 22: Dive Settings
2. Menus, settings and functions 2.3.2 Gauge mode (default: OFF) Upon entering this menu, the words ON or OFF will be highlighted on the screen, indicating whether the gauge mode is active (ON) or inactive (OFF). If the gauge mode is inactive, Galileo will function as a dive computer. -
Page 23: Nitrox Reset Time
2. Menus, settings and functions 2.3.5 Nitrox reset time (default: no reset) If you set the computer to an oxygen concentration higher than 21% (diving with Nitrox), you can decide whether the computer should revert back to 21% (air) at some point in time or if it should stay set to the given oxygen concentration until you change it manually. -
Page 24: Desaturation Reset
2. Menus, settings and functions 2.3.7 Desaturation reset Galileo allows you to reset the desaturation in the computer. Any tissue saturation information from a recent dive will be reset to zero and the computer treats the next dive as a non-repetitive dive. This is useful when the computer is loaned to another diver who has not dived in the last 48 hours. -
Page 25: Pdis Mode
2. Menus, settings and functions 2.4.1 Using the compass on the surface Upon selecting the USE COMPASS menu, the screen will display the compass, the time of day and the surface interval, if applicable. The buttons are now labeled “SET” and “EXIT”. With the middle button (“SET”), you can set a reference bearing. -
Page 26: Setting The Auto-Off Time
2. Menus, settings and functions 2.4.3 Setting the declination (default: 0 degrees) Depending on the exact location on the planet, there can be a deviation between true North and magnetic North. Any compass will always show magnetic North, so via this menu you can set a value for the so-called declination that will make the compass show true North instead. -
Page 27: Warning Settings
2. Menus, settings and functions NOTE: The altitude shown in this menu has no influence on the automatic altitude adjustment in the decompression calculations. Warning settings Galileo can warn you about specific If a warning is set to VISUAL or BOTH and situations that might require an action on it is triggered while Galileo is in compass your part. -
Page 28: Maximum Depth
2. Menus, settings and functions ! WARNING Galileo also features alarms. Alarms differ from warnings in that they cannot be turned off, and that their audible sequence is continuous until the situation is corrected. These are described in section 3.2. Alarms have priority over warnings, and warnings will not be displayed as long as an alarm is active. -
Page 29: No-Stop = 2 Minutes
2. Menus, settings and functions choose to have a warning triggered when the CNS O clock reaches 75%. - For the FULL configuration, the CNS O is shown in inverted colors (white on a black background). This will remain During the dive, if the calculated CNS O so for as long as the CNS O value is value reaches 75% and the warning is... -
Page 30: Entering Decompression
2. Menus, settings and functions display for 12 seconds. The following figures During the dive, if you are about to enter show the actual display in the various dive decompression and the warning is set to configurations (CLASSIC, LIGHT and FULL). either VISUAL or BOTH, Galileo will show the message ENTERING DECO on the display for 12 seconds. -
Page 31: Tank Pressure
2. Menus, settings and functions following figures show the actual display in the various dive configurations (CLASSIC, LIGHT and FULL). 2.6.6 Tank pressure (default: OFF) Galileo can warn you when the tank pressure reaches a certain level. For instance, you can set it to half the full tank pressure as a reminder that it is time to start a slow ascent. -
Page 32: Rbt = 3 Minutes
2. Menus, settings and functions 12 seconds. In addition, regardless of the setting, the RBT is displayed in inverted colors (white on a black background). The following figures show the actual display in the various dive configurations (CLASSIC, LIGHT and FULL). 2.6.7 RBT = 3 minutes (default: BOTH) In order to give you sufficient warning that... -
Page 33: Entering Level Stops
2. Menus, settings and functions in underwater photography for example will show the message ENTERING LEVEL are known to momentarily affect the STOPS on the display for 12 seconds. The communication between Galileo and the following figures show the actual display in the CLASSIC and FULL configurations. -
Page 34: Mb Level Reduced
2. Menus, settings and functions (white on a black background) until you 12 seconds. In addition, regardless of the descend below the stop depth or until there setting of the warning, the new MB level is is an MB level reduction (see section 2.6.11 displayed in inverted color (white on a black and 3.5.5). -
Page 35: Entering Deco When Diving An Mb Level
2. Menus, settings and functions During the dive, if the underlying L0 no-stop During the dive, if you are about to enter time reaches 2 minutes and the warning decompression and the warning is set to is set to either VISUAL or BOTH, Galileo either VISUAL or BOTH, Galileo will show will show the message L0 NO-STOP = the message ENTERING DECO AT L0 on... -
Page 36: Wake-Up Alarm
2. Menus, settings and functions 2.7.1 Wake-up alarm The range of the UTC setting is between 13 hours and +13 hours in 15 minute increments. Other settings This menu allows you to set a wake-up alarm. The time of the alarm is shown in the format specified in the Time menu (either in AM/PM or 24 hour). -
Page 37: Backlight Duration
2. Menus, settings and functions with a graphic representation of the tank pressure (CLASSIC and FULL only). From this menu you can also call up the gas summary table described in section 1.12. The oxygen bar graph can be replaced with a graphic representation of the tank pressure (CLASSIC and FULL only). -
Page 38: Display Contrast
2. Menus, settings and functions When in surface mode, the light can only 2.8.6 Water contacts (default: ON) be activated from the time of day display, The water contacts allow Galileo to turn when the right button is marked “LIGHT”. on automatically the moment it senses the The backlight in surface mode has a presence of water. -
Page 39: Revert To Factory Settings
2. Menus, settings and functions Personalization 2.8.7 Revert to factory settings (patents pending) This menu allows you to revert all settings in all menus of the computer back to the original factory settings. In order to do this, you need to enter the safety code (313). This prevents unintentionally reverting all settings. -
Page 40: Language
2. Menus, settings and functions 2.9.2 Language 2.9.5 Workload In this menu you can set the language used At the base of any decompression for all texts displayed on the computer. calculation there is the transport of nitrogen from the lungs to the blood and from there to the tissues during on-gassing, and the same again in reverse during off-gassing. -
Page 41: Emergency Information
2. Menus, settings and functions 2.9.7 Emergency information 2.11 Dive planner The information in this menu can only be entered via the SmartTRAK software. A This menu allows you to plan no-stop or maximum of twenty lines are allowed. You decompression dives. -
Page 42: Planning A No-Stop Dive
2. Menus, settings and functions a different depth and continue planning. To exit the dive planner at any point in time, press and hold “>>”. This will bring you back to the main menu. 2.11.1 Planning a no-stop dive To plan a no-stop dive, enter a depth using the “+”... - Page 43 2. Menus, settings and functions Using the “” and “” buttons, you can scroll through the entire list of dives. Press “ENTR” to look up any particular dive. For each dive there are 5 pages. The fourth page shows the MB level with which the dive was started and, if there was an MB level reduction, what the final MB level was.
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Page 44: Diving With Galileo
3. Diving with Galileo DIVING WITH GALILEO CNS O clock. At levels of 100% and higher there is risk of long-exposure effects, and consequently Galileo will Nitrox activate an alarm when this level of CNS O is reached. Galileo can also Nitrox is the term used to describe warn you when the CNS O level... -
Page 45: Ascent Rate
3. Diving with Galileo Alarms, on the other hand, can not the shallows: the key factor is not the be turned off because they represent pressure drop by itself, but rather the ratio situations that do require immediate action of the pressure drop relative to the ambient by the diver. -
Page 46: Mod/Ppo 2
3. Diving with Galileo 3.2.2 MOD/ppO ! WARNING - The MOD should not be exceeded. Disregarding the alarm can lead to oxygen poisoning. - Exceeding a ppO of 1.6bar can lead to sudden convulsions resulting in serious injury or death. In CLASSIC configuration, the alarm message MOD EXCEEDED is displayed in place of the no-stop or decompression... - Page 47 3. Diving with Galileo but after 5 seconds the inverted CNS O again shown. In FULL configuration, the alarm message MOD EXCEEDED is displayed in place of the no-stop or decompression information In LIGHT configuration, the alarm message for 12 seconds, after which it is repeated in CNS O = 100% is displayed in place of 4 second intervals.
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Page 48: Missed Decompression Stop
3. Diving with Galileo diver descends to the prescribed depth or deeper. In all configurations, the alarm message and the audible signal are repeated for 5 seconds in 1 minute intervals after the 3.2.5 RBT = 0 minutes first occurrence and for as long as the value of CNS O stays at or above 100% or until The RBT (remaining bottom time) is the... -
Page 49: Low Battery
3. Diving with Galileo Additionally, for all configurations, if the tank pressure reaches the specified tank reserve, the message TANK RESERVE REACHED is displayed on the screen for 12 seconds and the tank pressure information is displayed in inverted colors (white on a black background). -
Page 50: Display Information
3. Diving with Galileo switches to CLASSIC to allow for all the relevant information to be shown. ! WARNING If the REPLACE BATTERY message appears during the dive, start the procedure to terminate the dive, as the computer may fail. Do not let the battery reach this condition! In a REPLACE BATTERY situation, the message is displayed on the bottom of... - Page 51 3. Diving with Galileo Maximum displayed time is 999 minutes for ideal ascent rate (defined in section 3.2.1). CLASSIC and FULL configurations and When the RBT reaches 0 minutes, it means 99 minutes for LIGHT configuration. For that Galileo has computed that if you start dives longer than that, the dive time starts your ascent now and ascend at the ideal again from 0 minutes.
- Page 52 3. Diving with Galileo ! WARNING 10*** - If Galileo receives no signal from the 7-9** transmitter for 30 seconds, an audible sequence goes off and the message NO PRESSURE SIGNAL appears on the display 1-6* for 12 seconds. - If after another 40 seconds Galileo still has not received any signal from the transmitter, Nitrogen bar graph: This is the bar graph another audible sequence goes off and the...
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Page 53: Classic Screen Configuration
3. Diving with Galileo Decompression information at MB L0: if Upon pressing the middle button (marked you are diving with an MB level different than “MORE”), the information in the left corner MB L0, you can ask Galileo to show you changes in the following sequence: the decompression information pertinent to - max depth... -
Page 54: Full Screen Configuration
3. Diving with Galileo - time of day NOTE: - CNS O Only the shorter between no-stop time and RBT is shown in LIGHT Each time you press the button the configuration. If your remaining gas information changes to the next one in the supply is such that you will enter sequence and stays there for 4 seconds level stops or deco prior to reaching... -
Page 55: Special Functions Common To Classic, Light And Full Configurations
3. Diving with Galileo - maximum depth NOTE: - oxygen concentration If you are in compass mode when - nitrogen loading (via right bar graph) Galileo is about to end the no-stop - oxygen toxicity (via left bar graph) phase, the screen will revert to the regular computer display regardless Upon pressing the middle button (marked of the set auto-off time. -
Page 56: Setting Bookmarks
3. Diving with Galileo If you have set a reference bearing, arrows will appear to the left or to the right of the numeric bearing indication, to show you in which direction you should turn in order to match the set bearing. As an additional aid in navigation, Galileo automatically marks the positions at 90 and 120 degrees to the left and to the right of the set bearing,... -
Page 57: Viewing Dive Profile, Individual Compartment Saturation And Pictures
3. Diving with Galileo 3.4.4 Viewing dive profile, individual compartment saturation and pictures You can view your dive profile by pressing and holding the middle button (marked “MORE”). The screen will show a graphic representation of your dive profile together with a line representing either your possible direct ascent (if in no-stop mode) or your decompression profile (if in decompression... -
Page 58: Activating The Backlight
3. Diving with Galileo NOTE: The backlight is not available when the REPLACE BATTERY warning appears. Diving with MB levels Microbubbles are tiny bubbles that can build up inside a diver’s body during any dive and normally dissipate naturally If you have uploaded pictures onto Galileo, during an ascent and on the surface after you can view them during the dive by a dive. -
Page 59: Mb Glossary
3. Diving with Galileo 3.5.1 MB Glossary Deco stop: decompression stop as requested by L0; mandatory. L0: baseline algorithm corresponding to ZH-L8 ADT. L1: first and lowest level of added conservatism. L2: second level of added conservatism. L3: third level of added conservatism. L4: fourth level of added conservatism. -
Page 60: Display Information
3. Diving with Galileo 3.5.2 Display information When diving with an MB level other than L0, Galileo still carries out all calculations relating to L0 in the background. To understand the relation between set MB level and the underlying L0 calculation and how the information appears on the display, we shall use the example of a dive with MB L3 set in the dive computer. -
Page 61: Cascading Mb Levels
3. Diving with Galileo 3.5.4 Cascading MB levels When diving with an MB level, Galileo carries out all calculations relating to L0 and to all MB levels in between the currently active one and L0. This gives the diver the flexibility to start with a given MB level but to cascade down to a less conservative level during the dive: If you start the dive... -
Page 62: Pdis During No Stop Diving
3. Diving with Galileo the 8 compartments and updates the PDIS depth accordingly to reflect the optimum at all times. PDIS displayed differs depending on whether you are in NO STOP or DECOMPRESSION and on the screen configuration. 3.6.1 PDIS during NO STOP diving CLASSIC FULL screen... -
Page 63: Pdis During Decompression Diving
3. Diving with Galileo reappear again, starting at 2 minutes, the NOTE: next time you ascend to the PDIS depth; - you have ascended by more than Galileo issues no warnings relating to 3m/10ft above the PDIS. The PDIS a missed PDI stop. label and value in the MORE sequence are replaced by the label PDIS NO 3.6.2 PDIS during DECOMPRESSION... -
Page 64: Pdis During Dives With Mb Levels
3. Diving with Galileo 1,000m/3,300ft (switch point at 905mbar); - class 1: from approximately 1,000m/3,300ft to approximately 2,000m/6,600ft (switch point at 815mbar); - class 2: from approximately 2,000m/6,600ft to approximately 3,000m/1,0000ft (switch point at 725mbar); - class 3: from approximately 3,000m/10,000ft to approximately 4,000m/13,300ft (switch point at 610mbar);... -
Page 65: Prohibited Altitude
3. Diving with Galileo Gauge mode When Galileo is set to gauge mode, it will only monitor depth, time, tank pressure, and temperature, and will not carry out any decompression calculation. Maximum displayed dive time in gauge mode is 99 hours and 59 minutes. You can only switch to gauge mode if the computer is completely desaturated. - Page 66 3. Diving with Galileo - dive time - tank pressure - stopwatch - maximum depth - temperature - time of day - average depth - in case of an ascent: ascent speed (in m/min or ft/min) in the position of the time of day.
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Page 67: Button Function Overview
3. Diving with Galileo Button function overview LEFT BUTTON MIDDLE BUTTON RIGHT BUTTON Press Press Press Press Press Press and hold and hold and hold Set bookmark Access alternate field. Access alternate display. Activate Access and reset In sequence: In sequence (press): backlight compass stopwatch... -
Page 68: Galileo And Smarttrak (Pc Interface)
4. Galileo and SmartTRAK (PC interface) GALILEO AND SMARTTRAK (PC INTERFACE) Introduction to SmartTRAK SmartTRAK is the software that allows Galileo to communicate with a Windows-based PC. For more information on other platforms (Macintosh, Palm, PocketPC) please visit www.scubapro.com. SmartTRAK serves five purposes: - Changing settings: all the settings described in Chapter 2 can be set directly from the PC. -
Page 69: Changing Settings
4. Galileo and SmartTRAK (PC interface) Changing settings You can change and review all the settings described in Chapter 2 from the comfort of your PC. The PC software allows you to see the entire array of settings at once, instead of individually on Galileo, and to make changes more rapidly. -
Page 70: Downloading Dives And Organizing Your Logbook
4. Galileo and SmartTRAK (PC interface) Downloading dives and organizing your logbook Galileo’s memory allows you to store approximately 100 hours of dive profile information in 4 second sampling intervals. With SmartTRAK you can transfer this information to the PC in order to visualize and analyze your dives on the monitor. -
Page 71: Uploading Pictures
4. Galileo and SmartTRAK (PC interface) You can choose between transferring all dives or new dives only (default setting) from Galileo’s memory. If you choose to transfer new dives only, SmartTRAK will only transfer dives that are more recent than the most recent dive already saved in the PC logbook. Once the data is downloaded, a window will show you a summary table of all dives;... -
Page 72: Uploading Languages
5. Taking care of Galileo 4. Galileo and SmartTRAK (PC interface) 4. Galileo and SmartTRAK (PC interface) You can also import text to Galileo using the TEXT IMPORT function: for instance, load a few typical messages to communicate with your dive buddy, and when the need arises, bring up the message on the display and show it to him or her. -
Page 73: Taking Care Of Galileo
4. Galileo and SmartTRAK (PC interface) 5. Taking care of Galileo Maintenance TAKING CARE OF GALILEO The tank pressure gauge and the parts of this product used to measure tank pressure should be serviced by an authorized Technical information SCUBAPRO UWATEC dealer every other year or after 200 dives (whichever comes Operating altitude: first). -
Page 74: Replacing The Battery In The Smart Transmitter
5. Taking care of Galileo housing. Damage to Galileo due to Procedure: improper placement of the battery cap To replace the battery you need a coin or is not covered by warranty. the dedicated tool that came with Galileo and a clean cloth. ! WARNING - A leaking battery cap may lead to the destruction of Galileo by water seeping in... -
Page 75: Warranty
5. Taking care of Galileo ! WARNING 8. Wait for 30 seconds, then insert the new battery. Ensure that the “+” side - Never touch the metal surface of the is facing away from the transmitter. The battery with bare fingers. The two battery transmitter can be damaged if you do poles must never be short-circuited. -
Page 76: Index
5. Taking care of Galileo Your dive instrument is manufactured with high-quality components that can be recycled and reused. Nevertheless these components, if not properly managed in accordance with the regulations on waste electrical and electronic equipment, are likely to cause harm to the environment and/or to human health. Customers living in the European Union can contribute to protecting the environment and health by returning old products to an appropriate collection point in their neighbourhood in accordance with EU Directive 2012/19/UE.
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