This is what Vaud says about it.
Or in other words: This is a Swiss wide rule, which applies to any electronic and electric device. No need to illegally dump your old devices.
For recycling and disposal of other stuff see:
https://recycling-map.ch/en/
and
https://www.abfall.ch/
If you bought the new TV from an online shop, and are having it delivered, then there is no store to take it back to.
Unfortunately the old TVs can be quite heavy even if they are not very wide. We sold an older TV (which was not broken) to someone who wanted it for a holiday home near us and I could not believe how heavy it was!
Also then there are hundreds of stores, where you can dispose it free of charge.
Bowlie, you might to highlight this part:
" Merchants are legally required to accept devices from their assortment free of charge and without obligation to purchase ."
and
“The requirements for the disposal of this type of waste are defined by the Federal Ordinance on the Return, Recovery and Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Devices of January 14, 1998 (OREA).”
Or in other words: This is a Swiss wide rule, which applies to any electronic and electric device. No need to illegally dump your old devices.
For recycling and disposal of other stuff see:
https://recycling-map.ch/en/
and
https://www.abfall.ch/
You can drop it off at any Mediamarkt or have them take it with and dispose it for you when they deliver your new TV.
I understood they are obligated to take the old TV at no charge. But clearly not according to their website.
We recently had a new dishwasher delivered and installed and they(Fust) took away the old one at no charge. But Conforama charges for that too.
When you are buying an appliance you should ask at time of purchase for them to dispose of the old.