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KONE NanoSpace™
Owner’s Manual
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H.4 Cleaning the handrails and buffer rails
The following table describes the methods and substances required to clean the handrails
and buffer rails of your elevator.
Table 23: Cleaning the handrails and buffer rails
Material Method Cleaning substance
Stainless steel Use a clean sponge, soft
cloth or so
ft fibre brush,
then rinse in clean water
and dry.
Use soap, detergent or dilute (1%) ammonia solution
in warm clean water.
For finger prints, use detergent and warm water.
For stubborn spots, stains or light discoloration, use
mild, non-scratch
ing creams and polishes.
Anodized
aluminium
Use a soft duster. Use general cleaners.
Wood Use a clean sponge, soft
cloth or so
ft fiber brush,
then rinse in clean water
and dry.
Use mild, non-abrasive detergent; domestic abrasive
creamy detergents; ammonia; methylated (spirit)
mixed with water.
For difficult stains, for example, t
ar, ink, shoe polish,
lipstick or nail-polish, use a clean soft cloth
moistened with nail-polish remover (acetone),
methylated spirit or other domestic solvent.
For dry glue residue, use nail-polish remover
(acetone).
For ma
terials like chewing gum and candle wax,
leave to get co
mpletely hard then gently scrape it off.
Do not use abrasive detergents, floor waxes or
polishes, soapy detergent
s, or excessive water on
the working area.