Service

ELECTRONICS

ECC

Issue 1

European Service
RoHS Guidelines

ECC G002

S

amsung

E

uropean

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ervice

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ward

Author: Torsten Heiner

Revised Date:

Page 1 of 2

1. General

This process describes how to handle RoHS compliant and non-compliant spare parts as well
as labelling and handling of repair equipment for RoHS compliant components.


2. RoHS

Guidelines

2.1

Handling new spare parts

RoHS compliant spare parts must be stored separately from RoHS non-compliant
spare parts.

Both types, RoHS compliant and RoHS non-compliant spare parts, must be
clearly labelled.

An example for clearly labelled spare parts is given in Picture 1 and Picture 2.

RoHS

non-

compliant

spare parts

RoHS compliant
spare parts

Picture 1

Picture 2

2.2

Handling defective spare parts

RoHS compliant defective parts must be stored separately from RoHS non-
compliant defective parts.

Both types, RoHS compliant and RoHS non-compliant defective parts, must be
clearly labelled.

An example for clearly labelled defective parts is given in Picture 3 and Picture 4.

RoHS

non-

compliant

spare parts

RoHS compliant
spare parts

Picture 3

Picture 4

Service

ELECTRONICS

ECC

Issue 1

European Service
RoHS Guidelines

ECC G002

S

amsung

E

uropean

S

ervice

A

ward

Author: Torsten Heiner

Revised Date:

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2.3

Repair equipment for RoHS compliant components

Repair equipment such as soldering irons, BGA soldering devices, resoldering
wick etc. for RoHS compliant components must be marked with the SAMSUNG
L/F logo (Picture 5). This equipment must be used on a separate workstation.

Picture 5

An example for repair equipment labelled in the described way is given in Picture
6.

Picture 6