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25. STAINLESS STEEL SINK
Stainless steel sinks need little maintenance
other than cleaning immediately after use.
Most deposits can be removed by washing with
soap or mild detergent and hot water, followed
by a clean water rinse and drying with a soft
cloth to prevent water spotting.
For more tenacious deposits a non-abrasive
multi-purpose cream cleaner such as CIF
should be used, followed by a clean water rinse
and drying.
Tannin stains can be removed by a solution of
washing soda and water applied with a soft
cloth/sponge followed by a clean water rinse
to remove any residues, and drying with a soft
cloth.
(When cleaning with anything other than
water be careful not to get the solution onto
your kitchen worktop.)
Scratching will be most noticeable on highly
polished components. These marks are
usually only superficial and can be removed
with a proprietary stainless steel cleaner/
polish. A useful alternative is a car paint
restorer, such as "T-Cut". If the surface has a
directional polished grain always clean along
the grain and not across it.
Always avoid bleach and trigger-dispense
products and never use wire wool or leave wet
cloths, pads or containers on the surface as
they may form water marks.
IMPORTANT
To preserve the appearance of your appliance
we recommend plastic bowls or mats are not
stored in the sink. This is particularly the case
when travelling because vehicle movement
may cause the plastic bowl to vibrate/rub
against the surface and leave marks.
26. SMOKE ALARM
The smoke alarm is operational once the
battery is connected. When products of
combustion are sensed, the unit sounds an
alarm until the air is cleared.
Features
• Battery operated
• The operating light (red LED) flashes every
40 seconds confirming that the unit is
powered.
• Low battery warning: the unit will emit an
audible "chirp" once every 40 seconds
for 7 days before the battery needs to be
replaced. Failure to replace the battery
will result in insufficient power to alert
you in a real fire situation.
• Sensitivity test button. This tests the
sensitivity, circuitry, battery and horn.
• Loud alarm.
Test smoke operation after vehicle
has been in storage, before each trip
and at least once a week during use.
Your alarm requires one 9v battery. Under
normal use, the battery should last one year.
Simple Maintenance
• Clean your smoke alarm once every three
months to help keep the unit working
correctly. Gently vacuum using a soft brush
attachment.
Problems are indicated by two events:
The alarm does not sound upon pressing the
test button.
The operating light remains steadily on or off
(i.e. does not flash every 40 seconds, when the
unit is not in alarm).
Try the following:
• Inspect for obvious damage.
• Check that the unit contains recommended
battery type.
• Check that the battery cover has been
removed.
• Check that the battery is properly
connected.
• Gently vacuum as recommended above.
• Replace battery.
If these procedures do not correct the
problem, do NOT attempt repairs; replace the
smoke alarm.
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