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      • Cut the power cable. Dispose of the plug separately as mixed waste.

      • Remove the screws near the power cable on the bottom side of the toaster.

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      • Remove the crumb drawer.

      • Bend the end of the crumb drawer to seperate plastic from metal.

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      • Pry off the switch.

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      • Remove the screws from the bottom.

      • Remove the bottom of the housing and take out the heating unit.

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      • Remove the screws connecting the heating unit and the bottom cover.

      • Cut the cable of the heating unit.

      • Remove the heating unit.

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      • Remove the screws connecting the PWB to the housing.

      • Remove the PWB.

      • Remove the PWB's frame.

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      • Cut the cables of the PWB.

      • Remove all the screws from the power cable fixture.

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      • Remove the cover of the heating unit.

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      • Remove the cardboard pieces.

      • Bend open the heating unit and separate the metal.

      • remove the coils from the cardboards.

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      • Separate the remaining materials according to their type and go on with the appropriate data sheet (e.g. ferrous metals, plastic, further PWBs, etc.)

      • Make sure the plastic parts are completely free of metal pieces.

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Tobias Isakeit

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