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In the European Union (EU), waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is now subject to legislation designed to prevent the disposal of such waste and to encourage proper treatment measures to minimize the amount of waste ultimately disposed to lan...

To comply with the EU WEEE Directive, the UK government has implemented the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2006 (Statutory Instrument 2006 No. 3289). AML is providing a product take back process to cover, treatment, recovery and disposal...

AML products sold in EU countries, other than the UK, are sold through distribution networks. Distributors outside the UK effectively become importers and as such are the ‘Producers’ of AML products within the scope of the EU WEEE Directive. Our distributors w...

If you have purchased AML-branded electrical or electronic products in the UK on and after August 13, 2005, and are intending to discard these products at the end of their useful life, please do not dispose of them with your other household or municipal waste....

Historical waste is defined as WEEE purchased before August 13, 2005. End of life AML branded historical WEEE. The WEEE Directive does not legislate that AML, as a ‘producer’, shall collect ‘end of life’ historical WEEE of its own brand, unless it is being re...

#1.1. Charges The standard repair charge is £352.00. Return carriage is extra, at cost. We will use your carrier at no extra charge. Packed instruments weight 6.5 kilograms.   #1.2. Procedure Ensure that there is a fault on the AML product. The most co...

#2.1. What instruments can be repaired? PGC1, PGC2, PGC2D, NGC2, NGC2D, NGC3 & SMD210 instruments that are less than 20 years old. Serial numbers starting with a letter corresponding to the year of manufacture: Nxxx yyy = 2003 Oxxx yyy = 2004 Pxxx yyy = 2...