2019-2025 Audi RS6 4 Door Other information -> Information according to EU chemicals regulation REACH User Manual
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Disposing of batteries  
This Owner's Manual does not use any symbols to  
indicate trademarks or registered trademarks,  
such as ® or ™. However, the absence of such  
symbols does not constitute a waiver of the  
rights concerning any proprietary names.  
As the end user, it is your responsibility to dis-  
pose of batteries correctly. The crossed-out bin  
indicates your legal obligation to dispose of  
waste correctly. This means that you are obliged  
to collect and dispose of batteries separately  
from normal domestic waste. Special care is re-  
quired when handling batteries containing lithi-  
um (Li). For example these batteries must not be  
exposed to excessive heat and must not be dam-  
aged. Batteries containing heavy metals are  
marked with the chemical symbols for Cd (cadmi-  
um), Hg (mercury) and Pb (lead) in cases where  
these heavy metals are present in concentrations  
above the respective limits. The battery contains  
materials which can damage the health of hu-  
mans and animals and can accumulate in the en-  
vironment. To prevent this, it is essential to en-  
sure separate collection and proper return.  
Apple, iPhone, AirPlay and Apple CarPlay are  
trademarks of Apple Inc.  
All other product and manufacturer names used  
may be trademarks of their respective owners.  
Driving school mode  
You can have the vehicle speed and the direction  
indicated by the turn signals shown on the info-  
tainment display. Note that the value indicated in  
the speedometer is the relevant speed.  
You can switch driving school mode on/off in the  
Car menu ðpage 26.  
Depending on the country, batteries may be re-  
turned free-of-charge to your Audi dealer or  
qualified workshop. Commercially available bat-  
teries can also be returned to the retailer.  
The vehicle will leave driving school mode when  
you switch to a different app.  
Information according to  
EU chemicals regulation  
REACH  
Disposing of electric/electronic equipment  
Electric/electronic equipment is identified by the  
symbol with the crossed-out bin . Electric/elec-  
tronic equipment with this symbol must be col-  
lected and disposed of separately from normal  
domestic waste, according to the applicable legal  
regulations. Batteries contained in the equip-  
ment and separate rechargeable batteries must  
be removed first and disposed of separately in  
the appropriate manner.  
On the basis of the European chemicals regula-  
tion REACH, Audi provides information on mate-  
rials which may be present in your vehicle.  
The information is available on the following  
website (varies from country to country):  
Depending on your country, electric/electronic  
equipment can be returned to local waste dispos-  
al agencies or public collection points. In addi-  
tion, electric/electronic equipment can also be  
returned to the distributor/retailer via shipping  
services. The corresponding dealers/retailers can  
provide you with the exact conditions of return.  
Information on waste  
disposal  
Introduction  
Please observe the relevant country-specific reg-  
ulations on waste disposal and the information  
below. Further information on disposal, return  
and recycling can be obtained from Audi dealers,  
291  

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