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Waste batteries can always be recycled or taken to household hazardous waste collection points . To prevent fires from lithium-ion batteries, tape battery terminals and/or place batteries in separate plastic bags and never put these batteries in household garbage or recycling bins.

The price typically ranges between $100 to $500 and depends on the machine's functionality. Standalone fax machines are often cheaper compared to multifunction printers with fax functionality.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN. STEP 1: Remove the hard drive from your computer. STEP 2: Access the hard drive's platters and circuit board. STEP 3: Remove the read/write arm, and scratch the platters with a screwdriver to destroy data. STEP 4: Break the circuit board. STEP 5: Recycle the computer's components.

Before donating or recycling your computer, you need to completely wipe or remove the hard drives. By doing so, you will ensure that the data on the hard drives will be completely erased and untraceable by data thieves.

Most fax machines do not use a hard drive to process images. Instead, they use RAM (Random Access Memory) to store and process each job. Once a fax job is complete, the machine overwrites that job with the image from the next job.

What to Do with Old Printers Recycle. The easiest way to get rid of an old printer is to recycle it.Donate. There are organizations and schools out there where you could donate your printer to someone who still needs it. Sell. You can always try to sell your old printer to help cover the cost of a new printer.

Use a hammer and crush it, drill some holes into it, really tear it up. It might be tempting to just drop it in some water, but data could still be recovered from a hard drive damaged that way: you've really gotta bang it up to make sure it's unusable.