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Jul 20 04 09:05a J ica Snyder _ (7071 426-3551 p.9 through DTSC and may be required to manifest any shipments of these ballasts and capacitors. The hauler of these items may also be required to register as a hazardous waste transporter with DTSC. There are some applyexceptions mehe manifesting and enera ors o PCB ballasts transporter registration requirements that may apply g and capacitors. For example, under section 25163(c) of the Health and Safety Code (HSC), persons transporting small quantities (no greater than 5 gallons or 50 pounds) of hazardous waste to a permitted facility are exempt from manifest and transporter registration requirements when specified conditions are met. HSC section 25163.3 provides a conditional exemption from manifest and transporter registration requirements for persons consolidating hazardous wastes from remote locations at a generator's site. California DTSC treatment standards for PCB containing electrical components are: 1) Incineration in a DTSC approved incinerator with a PCB Destruction Removal Efficiency of 99.9999%; or 2) Disposal in a hazardous waste landfill after placement in a lab pack. Currently, the only landfill in California that can accept hazardous PCB wastes is the Chemical Waste Management's facility at Kettleman Hills, California, (209) 386-9711. There are currently no incinerators operating in California which meet the DTSC destruction requirement. For a further discussion on handling, treatment, and disposal of PCB wastes, refer to the PCB Fact Sheet in appendix C. 4.0 oils / Lubricants Used oil includes any spent lubricating fluids that have been edfromehiils, found within appliances include compressor ls equipment, or machines. Used o contained within refrigeration and air conditioning equipment and transmission oils contained within clothes washers. 4.1 Lubricant Extraction Methods The refrigerant within air conditioning and refrigeration equipment must be extracted prior to draining the oil from the compressor or removing the compressor from the appliance. If the refrigerant is not extracted, the removal of oil from the compressor or the removal of the compressor from the appliance will cause the ref ole bits individuals ant to vent to the atmosphere. Section 608 of the federal Clean Air Act (CAA) p from knowingly venting ozone depleting compounds, used as refrigerants, conditioning or atmosphere while maintaining, servicing, repairing or disposing of a refrigeration equipment. The US EPA is authorized to assess fines of up to $25,000 per 15