How the spanish deal with weee

[kladave]

http://news.sky.com/skynews/picture_gal … 37,00.html

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Re: How the spanish deal with weee

Hi

can anyone name that appliance

Bryan

[CometBez]

Re: How the spanish deal with weee

I was going to say Haier, but it looks like its had a working life! 😕

[don]

Re: How the spanish deal with weee

r600a wrote:Hi

can anyone name that appliance

Bryan

Electrolux ❓

[Penguin45]

Re: How the spanish deal with weee

I name that appliance Bryan……..

Chris.

[aqualectric]

Re: How the spanish deal with weee

Now if that was in Britain…….

First of all, you’d have to decide, “Am I really that upset? Maybe I should take some deep breaths, a Valium or two, possibly some Yoga and meditation…maybe a little Tai – Chi around the workshop would help. Could it be the “Happy Shopper” coffee I bought that has sent my caffeine intake through the roof? Too much sugar…..??
If that won’t diffuse your anger, and your “stiff upper lip” is quivering; consider the alternative………………….:hmm:

Before “de – stressing” can commence, the fridge freezer will have to be checked by the HSE to ensure that no injuries could possibly occur. A 100m exclusion zone would have to be set up and be clearly signed. Full kitemarked protective clothing, a full face shield of the correct impact rating, hard hat and kevlar reinforced gloves would be mandatory. That would take about 3 months of consultation between agencies, and a final decision made on the grounds of it’s impact on the environment (broken bits flying everywhere): the person’s mental health at the time of the “de – stressing”, and a test afterwards to see if the person was able to return to work or would require counseling for their temper. They would then be added to the “dangerously violent persons register” where they would stay for the rest of their lives. Their family would be moved to a safe house and given new identities.
Then the sledgehammer would have to be inspected and stress crack tested after each blow to ensure that it was safe to use.
The field would have to be assessed and then public liability insurance purchased for the five minutes that the “person was de – stressing”.
The aftermath of the “stress application and realignment therapy” would then require a registered waste disposal company to sort and dispose of the machine according to EU environmental legislation, with a lawyer standing by to see that the legislation was interpreted correctly, and adhered to in full.
Then an environmental inspector from DEFRA would visit the site and due to the dents in the ground and the noise pollution generated at the time, they would calculate the ensuing carbon footprint produced by such activity. Then they would demand that 150 saplings be planted on the field to offset the damage done and produce a sustainable habitat for wildlife for future generations. 😉

Now if the fridge freezer hadn’t been de – gassed…… and the necessary paperwork and proof obtained that the refrigerant contained therein was recovered and transferred to a licensed premises….. where a competent person with a refrigerant handling certificate had taken it from you for disposal…… and you had obtained a receipt which you then entered into a logbook which at any time could be checked by the HSE………..

………..None of the above would apply as you’d be in jail. :rotl:

Britain. Going to hell in a handcart. :rolls:

Well, I had a bad day today; why shouldn’t I share it?

Steve.

[bagman]

Re: How the spanish deal with weee

r600a wrote:Hi

can anyone name that appliance

Bryan

If you’re on about the f/Fzr on the front page I’d say Phillips due to the old style ‘silver’ lining.

[Penguin45]

Re: How the spanish deal with weee

Not Philip, Bryan……… 😀

:p45:

[kwatt]

Do you really wanna blow stuff up?

I’m guessing Mike may have an issue with it at Sibson in September but I’m sure we could rig something. We’re not entirely stupid after all. 😉

I just want to video it then get it on YouTube. 😆

K.

[lone]

Re: How the spanish deal with weee

Looks like an old fagor, But dont worry…. the man from homeserve said he can fix it for £105 🙂
regards lone

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