I would like to know how to dispose of home appliances (TVs, air conditioners, refrigerators / freezers, washing machines / clothes dryers) from offices.

In the case of home appliances, even if they leave the office, they can be processed with a home appliance recycling ticket. If it is difficult to process with a home appliance recycling ticket, dispose of it as industrial waste.

If you want to replace it with a new one, ask the retailer who purchases the new one to pick it up.
In the case of processing only, if you know the retailer who purchased the product to process, ask the retailer who purchased the product to process to collect it.
After purchasing a home appliance recycling ticket and paying the recycling fee, entrust it to a waste collection / transportation permitting company and transport it to a designated collection company, or transport it to the designated collection place yourself.
When entrusting transportation to the designated collection place, an industrial waste management slip (manifest) is required after signing a consignment contract with a collection and transportation company.

Please entrust it to a licensed industrial waste collection, transportation, and disposal contractor that can properly recycle.
A consignment contract with a collection / transportation company / disposal company and an industrial waste management slip (manifest) are required.

For the treatment of commercial equipment such as the above, please entrust an industrial waste collection, transportation, and disposal contractor that can properly recycle.
When disposing of equipment containing chlorofluorocarbons, it is necessary to request a first-class chlorofluorocarbon filling and collection company registered with the local government based on the CFC Emission Control Law to collect CFCs.

About CFC emission control method-Kanagawa homepage (pref.kanagawa.jp) (outside site)

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