Difference between revisions of "Recycling Prep"

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We need to do the following before anything goes to the Recycling box, to make it safe to take apart and to keep good stuff.

If you find a toner cartridge, do not attempt to remove it. Please notify a supervisor.
If there is a black or color toner powder spill, do not attempt to clean it. Please notify your supervisor immediately.
Save all network cards in a box on the Sorting table.
Save all HP AC adapters that have colorful 3-pronged ends.
If the device has number buttons, a scanner attached to it, is labeled a fax, or is very heavy, ask for help before proceeding further...
Otherwise it can go straight to the Recycle gaylord.

Supervisors Only

Only trained supervisors are allowed to process laserjets that have toner cartridges. No volunteers remove toner cartridges.
Trained supervisors assist in the identification and sorting of machines that have either LEDs or fluorescent light bulbs. Machines that have fluorescent bulbs are either reduced so that the scanner and printer section are separate. The scanner section, or the whole machine in the case of a fax machine or machine that cannot be safely separated, will be taken to the fax machine gaylord at the street. The same rule of safe separation applies to LED scanners, except that whole LED scanners will be placed in the printer scrap gaylord.

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-This is the new version, which may replace the flow chart:
+{{Delete}}
-. If the device has a top-loading toner cartridge, remove it and check for small, green circuit boards. Those with them go below in the "Chipped Toner." Those without go in the "Clean Toner." If the machine has side-loading toner, if the toner is in a soft or clear plastic container, or if it appears to be leaking, do not try to remove it. Ask for assistance.
+We need to do the following before anything goes to the Recycling box, to make it safe to take apart and to keep good stuff.
-. Remove cords/cables and cut off the ends and AC adapters. Each part goes to its own box on the Sorting table.
+# If you find a toner cartridge, do not attempt to remove it. Please notify a supervisor.
+# If there is a black or color toner powder spill, do not attempt to clean it. Please notify your supervisor immediately.
+# Save all network cards in a box on the Sorting table.
+# Save all HP AC adapters that have colorful 3-pronged ends.
+# If the device has number buttons, a scanner attached to it, is labeled a fax, or is very heavy, ask for help before proceeding further...
+# Otherwise it can go straight to the Recycle gaylord.
-. Remove the scanner part of a device if it can be removed by its hinges. If you need to remove just the glass and expose the light fixture, ask for help. Sort out any large excess plastic and or sticky foam. Put the scanner in the scanner box below.
+===Supervisors Only===
+# Only trained supervisors are allowed to process laserjets that have toner cartridges. No volunteers remove toner cartridges.
-. For fax machines, process the cords/cables as above. put the phones in their own box on the Sorting table, remove toner if necessary. Put the fax machine itself in the fax machine gaylord.
+# Trained supervisors assist in the identification and sorting of machines that have either LEDs or fluorescent light bulbs. Machines that have fluorescent bulbs are either reduced so that the scanner and printer section are separate. The scanner section, or the whole machine in the case of a fax machine or machine that cannot be safely separated, will be taken to the fax machine gaylord at the street. The same rule of safe separation applies to LED scanners, except that whole LED scanners will be placed in the printer scrap gaylord.
-This is the old version:
-<graphviz>
-digraph{
-start [label="Start", shape="box"]
-unplug [label="Unplug the machine \nif it was hooked up.", shape="box"]
-scanner [label="Does it have a scanner?"]
-cover [label="Remove the scanner's cover \nif possible.", shape="box"]
-glass [label="Can you remove the whole scanner \nwithout breaking glass?"]
-remove [label="Remove the scanner and put \nit into the scanner bin.", shape="box"]
-ask [label="Ask for help.", shape="box"]
-cartridge [label="Remove any toner \ncartridges.", shape="box"]
-AC [label="Keep any AC adapters not \nattached to the machine.", shape="box"]
-cord [label="Remove any other cords and put \nthem in the cord gaylord.", shape="box"]
-card [label="Remove and keep any network cards.", shape="box"]
-fax [label="Is it a fax machine?"]
-phone [label="Put phones in the CBM gaylord \nand the fax machine in the fax \ngaylord.", shape="box"]
-printer [label="Put machine in the recycle \ngaylord.", shape="box"]
-okidata [label="Keep any Okidata machines", shape="box"]
-start -> unplug
-unplug -> scanner
-scanner -> cover [label="YES"]
-scanner -> cartridge [label="NO"]
-cover -> glass
-glass -> remove [label="YES"]
-glass -> ask [label="NO"]
-remove -> cartridge
-cartridge -> AC
-AC -> cord
-cord -> card
-card -> okidata
-okidata -> fax
-fax -> phone [label="YES"]
-fax -> printer [label="NO"]
-}
-</graphviz>

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