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products can be used. After cleaning, the
leather can be wiped dry or allowed to dry
on its own.
Do not use ordinary detergents (such as
washing powder and cleansers) to clean
leather, as this may damage its surface and
cause corrosion or discoloration.
Cleaning Buttons and Switches
Use a small soft brush to clean buttons and
switches.
Cleaning Windows
When cleaning glass, use a soft cloth and
special glass cleaner. Never use anything
abrasive to clean glass. Pay special
attention to the rear windscreen heating
wire grid.
Cleaning Seat Belts
When cleaning seat belts, use a sponge or
soft cloth dipped in neutral soap water or
warm water. Check the seat belt regularly
for excessive wear or scratches.
CAUTION!
•
Wait until the seat belt is completely
dry before retracting it, otherwise the
retractor may be damaged.
Cleaning Carpets
Clean carpets with a high-quality foam
cleaner.
Remove dust with a vacuum cleaner, and
scrub the carpet in circular motions with a
sponge or brush soaked in foam cleaner.
Do not use water to avoid corrosion of the
vehicle body, and keep the carpet as dry as
possible.
Exterior
Maintenance
Waxing the Vehicle
To keep the paint shiny, it is recommended
that the vehicle body is polished and waxed
regularly.
Waxing is recommended when the vehicle
body paint is no longer water repellent.
The vehicle must be thoroughly cleaned
and dried before waxing.
When the paint is exposed to extensive
contact with water and droplets do not
form but instead remain on the surface, the
vehicle body should be waxed again.
Paint Maintenance
Attention should be paid to the following
when maintaining good paint conditions:
•
Rinse the vehicle as soon as possible
after it rains. Stains may gradually appear
on the paint due to the concentration of
acidic substances in rain water.
•
When washing the vehicle, use
specialized cleaning products instead
of washing powder, soaps or detergents
with high alkalinity that are used for
other purposes, so as to prevent the
removal of grease that is necessary to
maintaining optimal paint conditions,
and the premature aging of the paint.
•
When taking the vehicle to a washing
station, make sure the staff will not use
de-waxing detergent.
•
Use a clean and soft cloth or sponge to
clean the vehicle, and make sure there
are no abrasive grains on them. To avoid
scratches, do not use a dry cloth, dry
towel or dry sponge to clean the vehicle.
Wipe gently from top to bottom along
the direction of water flow, and do not
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