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UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply)

Tobias Isakeit and

Last updated on Sep 13, 2018

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Introduction

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Dismantling and Recycling Centre (DRZ)

Katharina Lenz, Vienna / Austria

Health & Safety

Dismantling doesn't include any harmful steps. Nonetheless workers should wear personal protection equipment like gloves, goggles, apron and robust shoes.

Note: This is a general guide for most UPS. As the construction can differ, the dismantling steps mentioned below can vary in their order. However, the described steps show what parts the removal should focus on.

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1. Step 1 UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply)
  Unscrew and open the case.
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2. Step 2
  Remove the lead batteries.
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3. Step 3
  Cut the wires.
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4. Step 4
  Remove the back cover
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5. Step 5
  Remove the coil.
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7. Step 6
  Remove the wires.
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8. Step 7
  Unscrew and remove the PWB.
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9. Step 8
  Remove the capacitor.
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10. Step 9
  Remove the heat sinks.
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11. Step 10
  Remove the coils.
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12. Step 11
  Pry off the PWB.
  
  Pry off the fan.
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13. Step 12
  Remove the power supply sockets.
  
  If necessary, hammer them out.
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14. Step 13
  Separate the remaining materials according to their type and go on with the appropriate data sheet (e.g. aluminium, ferrous metals, plastic, further PWBs, etc.).
  
  Make sure the plastic parts are completely free of metal pieces.
  
  Store capacitors and batteries seperately.
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