Appliance E-Waste
Here's what you need to know, in plain terms. Any appliance with a plug, battery, circuit board or motor is e-waste — mixers, kettles, irons and similar items are accepted alongside TVs and monitors, not just large electronics.
- Small appliances with a plug, motor or circuit board count as e-waste too.
- Broken screens and damaged casings don't disqualify an item from pickup.
- CRT sets are heavy and need advance notice, especially without lift access.
Small appliances count too
For appliance e-waste, any appliance with a plug, battery, circuit board or motor is e-waste — mixers, kettles, irons and similar items are accepted alongside TVs and monitors, not just large electronics.
Repair or resale first?
A working TV or monitor with no major issues may be worth checking for resale before recycling. Once a display has failed or the repair cost outweighs the value, recycling is the more practical route.
Office monitor recycling
For appliance e-waste, offices replacing multiple monitors at once can request a bulk pickup — a rough count is enough to get started.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a quote for TV scrap?
Final quote depends on item type, quantity, condition, location and current market rate.
Are monitors accepted?
Yes, LCD, LED and CRT monitors are all accepted.
Can LED TVs be collected?
Yes, LED and LCD TVs are lighter and straightforward to collect.
Should I pack the TV?
Original packaging helps if you still have it, but it isn't required — the team can handle unpackaged units.
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Last updated: 2026-07-14