User Manual

Facts about the Safety of Xerox Products 13

Exceptions or special considerations may apply in the following circumstances:

Photoreceptors

The photoreceptors used in our modern equipment have met all the criteria to be classified

nonhazardous. Used or damaged Xerox

photoreceptors containing arsenic and selenium should be

returned to Xerox Corporation or the supplier for disposition. If they are not returned to Xerox, state and

local laws regarding disposal of this material must be followed, and we recommend disposal in a chemical

waste landfill

Incineration of toner or toner cartridges

Xerox recommends that caution be taken in the incineration of toners, as dust clouds may be explosive.

Developer

Developer also meets all criteria for classification as nonhazardous and therefore may be disposed of

with normal office refuse. However, state and local requirements may be more restrictive. Consulting the

appropriate state and local waste disposal authorities is advised.

Service Materials

Material Safety Data Sheets have been made available for each of the service materials sold by Xerox.

These materials have also been evaluated against hazardous waste criteria to determine proper disposal.

If the waste materials are classified hazardous and small quantity generator exemptions do not apply,

applicable governmental regulations must be observed for proper disposition.

For any further questions concerning disposal of Xerox

materials, please review MSDSs and observe all

applicable governmental regulations.

Equipment

Xerox operates a worldwide equipment takeback and reuse/recycle program as described at