✅ Accepted Computer & Electronic Items for Recycling

Most e-waste recycling centers accept:

🖥️ Computers & Accessories

• Desktops & laptops

• Keyboards & mice

• Monitors (LCD, LED)

• Hard drives & storage devices

• RAM & computer components

📡 Networking & Peripherals

• Modems & routers

• Servers & data center equipment

• External hard drives

• Cables & power adapters

🖨️ Office Equipment

• Printers & scanners

• Fax machines

• Copiers

• Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS)

📱 Mobile & Smart Devices

• Smartphones & tablets

• Smartwatches

• E-readers

🎧 Audio & Video Equipment

• Speakers & headphones

• Microphones & webcams

♻️ Batteries (Depending on Facility)

• Laptop & computer batteries

• Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries

⚠️ Important Notes:

✅ Erase Personal Data – Before recycling, wipe all personal information from computers, hard drives, and mobile devices.✅ Check Local Rules – Some facilities may have restrictions on certain items (e.g., CRT monitors, lithium-ion batteries).✅ Look for Trade-In Programs – Some manufacturers (Apple, Dell, HP) offer trade-in or recycling programs for old computers and electronics.

🛑 Items NOT Accepted in Computer Recycling (Varies by Facility)

Most facilities do NOT accept:🚫 Household Appliances (Microwaves, refrigerators)🚫 CRT Monitors & TVs (Some locations require special disposal)🚫 Hazardous Waste (Paint, chemicals, radioactive materials)🚫 Floppy Disks, CDs/DVDs (Check with local e-waste programs)🚫 Loose Batteries (May require separate battery recycling)

⚠️ Important Notes:

🛑 Do NOT throw electronics in regular trash – They contain toxic materials like lead, mercury, and cadmium.🛑 Check for Manufacturer Take-Back Programs – Some companies offer free or discounted recycling services.🛑 Donate if Still Functional – Schools, nonprofits, and refurbishing programs may accept working electronics.

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