Airstream Rangeline 2023, Руководство пользователя

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Interior
2023 Rangeline
5-3
General Information and Cleaning
The interior of each Airstream Touring Coach has been
designed for comfort, convenience, durability, and
appearance� How you use it and how you take care
of it, naturally, depends on you� However, if you learn
to operate the interior components and take care of
them and the touring coach properly, this knowledge
will add to your pleasure, as well as the long life of your
touring coach� All material should be professionally dry
cleaned to remove any overall soiled condition�
Upholstery
Regular cleaning and vacuuming are the best ways
prevent excess dirt from accumulating� To help extend
the life of the fabric, wipe up spills as soon as they
occur� Clean soiled areas with mild soap and water,
rinse with fresh water and wipe dry with a clean cloth�
For food and other common mild stains, wipe the
affected area with a soft cloth or soft bristle brush using
a non-abrasive household spray cleaner� Rinse with
fresh water and wipe dry� For tougher stains, clean the
soiled area with a 50% solution of Isopropyl Alcohol
and water� It is important to rinse the cleaned area with
fresh water after applying the alcohol solution�
To disinfect, apply a 20% solution of household bleach
and water or a 70% solution of Isopropyl Alcohol and
water� After the appropriate contact time, gently wipe or
rinse with fresh water and dry the surface�
For an extensive guide to cleaning and removing tough
stains, visit https://www�nassimi�com to locate their
Resilience Vinyl Cleaning and Disinfecting Guide�
CAUTION
Do not use orange cleaner, abrasive cleaners or
abrasive sponges/pads as these may damage the
upholstery.
Cabinets, Overhead Lockers, and Countertops
Clean the high-pressure laminate surfaces with a
clean, damp, non-abrasive cotton cloth and a mild
liquid detergent or household cleaner� Rinse with
clean water and dry the surface with a soft, clean,
non-abrasive cotton cloth. Avoid flooding the laminated
areas, especially near seams, since water can
penetrate and cause the substrate to swell�
CAUTION
Do not use abrasive cleaners or abrasive sponges/
pads. Never use cleaners containing acid or alkali.
These cleaners will damage laminate surfaces.
Aluminum Interior Skin
The metal interior skin on the ceiling has a baked-on
acrylic coating� Use soft rags or wash mitts, always
moving lengthwise with the aluminum grain� NEVER
rub hard on the coating� Remove oil, grease, dust, and
dirt by washing with a 5 percent solution of commonly
used commercial and industrial multi-purpose
detergent in water� A thorough clean water rinse should
follow cleaning� Drying the metal with a chamois or
a soft cloth may prevent spots and streaks� When
washing or waxing the metal, always wipe “with” the
metal’s grain� A good grade of nonabrasive automotive
paste or liquid wax once a year will increase the life of
the finish.
CAUTION
Abrasive polishes or cleaning solvents such as
automatic dishwasher or acid etch cleaners are
too strong and should never be used. Rinse all
grit from surface prior to washing. Use soft rags
always moving lengthwise with the grain. NEVER
rub with excessive pressure on the coating. Even
the softest rag will damage the coating if excessive
pressure is applied.
Sinks
Cleaning can be accomplished using a mild liquid
detergent on a soft cloth� Avoid using abrasive cleaners
and sponges/pads�
Luxury Woven Vinyl Floor
One of the best ways to keep the floor looking good is
to vacuum regularly� This action helps prevent dirt from
becoming embedded in the flooring and eliminates
the need for more vigorous cleaning� Use a vacuum
cleaner with strong suction and soft brushes that
loosen the dirt while removing it simultaneously�
For general or light cleaning, sweep or vacuum off
loose dirt and wipe down the floor. Prepare a solution
of water and mild soap using mild liquid dish soap or
a mild household cleaner� Using a soft bristle brush
to clean, apply a small amount of the mixture� Rinse
thoroughly to remove all soap residue. Allow the floor
to air dry�
Remove stains as soon as possible to avoid staining�
For spot removal, the largest portion of the spill should
be removed by blotting or wiping up� During this
step, avoid applying so much pressure that the stain
spreads� Blot watery spills with a clean cloth or paper
towels to remove them� Solid spills should be scraped
using a blunt scraper, brushed with a medium-bristle