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Safety and Maintenance
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Maintenance by Vehicle Owner
1. Check coolant level
2. Check brake fluid level
3. Check power steering fluid level
4. Check windshield cleaning agent level
5. Check tire pressure and state
6. Check the air-conditioning effects
Special Operational States
If your vehicle is often driven in dusty
environments, extreme weather, or extremely
high or low ambient temperature, you should
pay extra attention to vehicle maintenance. For
details, please contact the authorized BAIC
dealership
Safety during Vehicle Repair
After the engine stops running, the cooling fan
may continue to run for some time. , Be sure to
keep away from the fan when working on the
engine compartment.
To maintain the vehicle, be sure to comply with
the following safety points:
1. Keep your hands and clothes a safe distance
from the drive belt and pulley.
2. If the vehicle has just been used, do NOT
touch any part of the exhaust or cooling system
before the engine fully cools down.
3. When the engine is running or the start/stop
button is turned on, do NOT touch the electrical
wires or electrical parts.
4. Do NOT let the engine operate in a poor
ventilation place because the exhaust is toxic
and is extreme dangerous.
5. Do NOT work under a vehicle which is only
supported by a jack when its wheels are
replaced.
6. Make sure that sparks are kept far away from
the engine compartment.
7. Wear protective clothing if working on the
vehicle. If possible, be sure to wear gloves
which are made of non-absorbent material.
8. While working on the engine compartment,
be sure to remove any watches or jewelry.
9. Do NOT let the metal parts of the tools or the
vehicle come into contact with the wiring
terminals of the battery.
