EN 103
Cleaning agents and wastewater will cause water pollution
You may only wash your motorhome at facilities that are equipped for collecting the
wastewater and the cleaning agents therein.
14.3
Cleaning and maintaining the door and window seals
Clean the seals with a soft, damp cloth. For maintenance, apply a thin layer of talcum powder (available
from specialist dealers) to the door and window seals.
14.4
Interior cleaning
Hob, glass cover, worktop and refrigerator:
Clean the seals with a soft, damp cloth. A mild neutral cleaning agent from a specialist dealer can be used
to remove persistent soiling.
Bathroom and toilet:
Clean the seals with a soft, damp cloth. A mild neutral cleaning agent from a specialist dealer can be used
to remove persistent soiling.
Note:
More information can be found in the operating manuals from the appliance
manufacturers.
Furniture surfaces:
Clean the seals with a soft, damp cloth. A mild neutral cleaning agent from a specialist dealer can be used
to remove persistent soiling.
Leatherette seat cushions:
Clean the seals with a soft, damp cloth. A mild neutral cleaning agent from a specialist dealer can be used
to remove persistent soiling. As an alternative, the upholstery can be cleaned with a soft brush, using
circular motions. Specialist dealers offer special products for caring for leatherette that can also be used.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining leatherette
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Do not use any products such as leather grease to treat the leather!
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Do not use any cleaning agents containing solvents!
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Do not use any abrasive substances or tools!
Genuine leather steering wheel trim (optional):
Clean the seals with a soft, damp cloth. A leather cleaning agent from a specialist dealer can be used to
remove persistent soiling.
Seat cushions with textile fabric:
Use a soft brush and/or smooth upholstery nozzle.
Clean the seals with a soft, damp cloth. For persistent soiling, the upholstery fabric can be dry cleaned.
Summary of Contents for DEXTER 580 2021-2022
Page 1: ...DEXTER 580 625 BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG OPERATING MANUAL...
Page 3: ...DE 3 1 Allgemeines...
Page 10: ...DE 11 2 Verantwortung des Halters...
Page 15: ...DE 17 3 Sicherheit und Brandschutz...
Page 18: ...DE 21 4 Bef rderung von Personen...
Page 21: ...DE 25 5 Frischwasser anlage...
Page 30: ...DE 35 6 Gasanlage...
Page 35: ...DE 41 7 Elektrische Anlage...
Page 44: ...DE 51 8 Heizung...
Page 49: ...DE 57 9 WC Anlage...
Page 56: ...DE 65 10 K che...
Page 61: ...DE 71 11 Fenster und Dachhauben...
Page 70: ...DE 81 12 Wohnen...
Page 85: ...DE 97 13 Stilllegung ber den Winter...
Page 88: ...DE 101 14 Reinigung und Pflege...
Page 92: ...DE 107 15 St rungssuche...
Page 97: ...DE 113 16 Wartung und Wartungsintervalle...
Page 102: ...EN 3 1 General information...
Page 109: ...EN 11 2 Owner s responsibility...
Page 114: ...EN 17 3 Safety and fire protection...
Page 117: ...EN 21 4 Transporting passengers...
Page 120: ...EN 25 5 Fresh water system...
Page 129: ...EN 35 6 Gas system...
Page 134: ...EN 41 7 Electrical system...
Page 143: ...EN 51 8 Heating...
Page 148: ...EN 57 9 Toilet system...
Page 155: ...EN 65 10 Kitchen...
Page 160: ...EN 71 11 Windows and roof lights...
Page 169: ...EN 81 12 Living...
Page 184: ...EN 97 13 Laying up for winter...
Page 187: ...EN 101 14 Cleaning and maintenance...
Page 191: ...EN 107 15 Trouble shooting...
Page 196: ...EN 113 16 Maintenance and maintenance intervals...