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and rubber trims. If it is necessary to
use a degreasant on plastic and rubber,
only rub with light pressure using a soft
sponge. Polishing trim mouldings could
damage the surface layer.
Polishers that contain abrasives must
not be used.
Interior Cleaning
Centre Display
It is recommended to clean the centre
display screen regularly to maintain its
performance and readability.
Screen Cleaning Mode
– Press and hold the play/pause button
in the centre console for 2 seconds.
– An overlay screen will be displayed
on the centre screen.
– Follow the on-screen instructions.
– Using small circular movements,
clean the screen using microfibre
cloth.
– Press and hold the play/pause button
for 3 seconds again to return to the
screen home display.
NOTE: If required, lightly moisten
the microfibre cloth with clean
water.
CAUTION: Do not spray any
interior car cleaners including
windscreen or glass cleaner (or
any other chemicals) directly on
the centre display.
CAUTION: The microfibre cloth
must be clean and free from dust
or dirt. Never use abrasive cloths or
paper towels which could scratch
the display screen.
CAUTION: Use light finger pressure
only when cleaning the display
screen, heavy pressure may
damage the screen.
Cloth Trim
Normal cleaning consists of
occasionally wiping lightly with a
cloth dampened in a mild soap and
water solution; it is important that the
cloth is only dampened, not soaked.
Alternatively, a proprietary upholstery
cleaner may be used.
Leather & Vinyl Trim
This should be wiped over occasionally
with sensitive baby wipes. Repeat
the operation using a fresh cloth
and water only but avoid soaking
the leather. Finish by drying and
polishing with a soft dry cloth. For light
coloured leather regular cleaning is
recommended.
The manufacturers of the leather do
not recommend the use of any hide
‘food’ and prohibit the use of petrol
or detergents, furniture creams and
polishes.
Lotus use premium quality leather,
specifically tanned and dyed for
automotive use. As a natural material,
leather ages in various ways and may,
over time, exhibit signs of cracking,
scuffing, shrinking, etc. Such wear is
not an indication of a defect, but rather
the natural maturing of the leather.
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