BYD e6A, Owner'S Manual

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BYD e6A AUTO Owner's Manual
4-4 Vehicle Service & Maintenance
(f) Note that touching the paint with dirty
hands or cleaning with an oiled rag is
absolutely forbidden. Do not put the oiled
tools or rag dampened with organic
solvent onto the vehicle body in order to
avoid chemical reactions.
(g) If there are no obvious scratches, do not
paint again in case of fusion
incompatibility and poor combination.
(h) If the vehicle will not be driven for a long
period, park it in a garage or a well
ventilated place. Cover with a special
integral body shell in winter. Choose a
shaded place if just parking for a short
time.
(i) Prevent strong impact, bump or scratch to
the paint film. If there are any scratches,
dents or peeling, repair as soon as
possible. It is better to have it repaired in a
specialVehicle valeting establishment).
(j) Clean the metal-plated light parts with
carbon cleaning agent and polish with
wax regularly.
(k) Clean the vehicle decorations with
detergents and polish slightly with wax to
avoid exposing the paint undersides due
to the damage.
Polish the vehicle occasionally and have it
maintained in a Vehicle valeting
establishment regularly (once a quarter).
Hence, the paint will be returned to its original
brightness.
Washing and Waxing
Cleaning for BYD e6A
Clean the vehicle in normal way.
In the cases below, the paint may peel off and
there will be corrosion in the vehicle body and
parts. Please clean the vehicle immediately.
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Driving along the seacoast.
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Driving on the road covered with
anti-freezer.
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Stuck with coal tar, resin, bird manure,
and insect remains.
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Driving in an area with heavy smoke, coal
ash, dust, iron scurf, or chemical
substances.
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The car is obviously covered with dust
and slurry.
Manual cleaning for BYD e6A
Clean the vehicle in a shaded place when the
body does not feel hot.
Tips
Please protect your hands while cleaning
the underside of the floor or chassis.
a. Use water pipe to wash away the loose dirt,
slush and saline-alkali at the bottom of the
vehicle and in the recessed areas of the
wheels.