1

Check Local Recycling Programs

Many cities offer e-waste recycling programs that accept air conditioners. Check your local waste management website for details.

2

Find a Certified Recycling Facility

Look for facilities that are certified to handle refrigerants and electronics. Organizations like EPA’s Responsible Appliance Disposal (RAD) program can help locate a facility near you.

3

Retailer Trade-In & Recycling Programs

Some appliance retailers offer trade-in programs or will recycle your old unit when you purchase a new one.

4

Utility Company Rebates

Some energy providers offer rebates for upgrading to an energy-efficient model and will help dispose of your old appliance properly.

5

Donation (If Still Functional)

If your unit is still in working condition, consider donating it to a local charity, shelter, or community organization in need.

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Why Recycling Matters

Prevents harmful refrigerants from damaging the ozone layer.

Reduces landfill waste and promotes sustainability.

Helps recover valuable materials for reuse.

Supports responsible e-waste disposal efforts.

For more details on where to recycle in your area, visit EPA’s Responsible Appliance Disposal Program or check with your local waste management services.