add water to the foaming cleaning solu-
tion.
Textile fabrics
The dust and dirt on the textile fabrics
would often be vacuumed by a vacuum
cleaner.
For general cleaning, use a clean soft
cloth soaked with mild and neutral
soapy water. To avoid watermarking af-
ter drying, wipe it with another clean,
soft damp cloth and then dry in the air.
To remove stubborn stains, use a textile
fabric cleaner. Please follow the deter-
gent instructions to operate.
Leather
Dust and dirt should be vacuumed regu-
larly by a vacuum cleaner, especially
creases and seams.
Clean the leather with a soft cloth
soaked with water and then polish it
with another soft dry cloth. If you re-
quire further cleaning, you may use a
special leather cleaner.
After wiping with a leather cleaner, fol-
low up with a piece of soft and dry cloth
to clean o any residue as quickly as
possible. Never allow a leather cleaner
be placed on any inside surface for ex-
tended periods of time. Certain leather
cleaners can cause the resin or bers in
inside textiles to fade or break up.
Rubber parts
Aected by the environment, the rubber
parts may be covered with stains and
tarnished on the surface. Thus the rub-
ber parts should be cleaned regularly by
the rubber curing agent, especially the
worn rubber parts.
In order to avoid damage or noise,
please make sure not to use a silicon-
contained curing agent in the daily main-
tenance of rubber seals. Only water and
suitable curing agent should be used to
clean.
Plastic parts
NOTICE
Liquids containing alcohol or solvent
(such as nitro diluent, cooling cleaner,
fuel, perfume and cosmetics) may
damage the surface of parts. Use mi-
crober soft cloth (slightly wet with wa-
ter) to clean.
Plastic parts include but are not limited
to the following parts:
Articial leather surface, roof lining, ve-
hicle lamp glass cover, cup holder roller
shutter, vent assembly, black matte
paint parts and inside paint parts.
Vehicle window
Clean the inside and outside of the win-
dow with a glass detergent and wipe all
the glass and plastic surfaces with a soft
cloth or paper towel.
CAUTION
If a heating wire is attached to the
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