GILLIG LOW FLOOR, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Body and Interior
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PASSENGER SEATING
Mounting bolts should be checked and tightened periodically on each seat. Service is not otherwise
required.
Cleaning
Cleaning Fiberglass and Vinyl Seating
To clean fiberglass and vinyl seating use a mild detergent and water solution. A nonabrasive cleaner may
be used to remove heavy dirt. Rinse thoroughly using clear water and wipe dry with a clean cloth.
A solvent or spot cleaner, such as Chlorothene or Carbona, may be used to remove stains caused by ink,
crayon, and some spray paints. Read all container instructions carefully before using any solvent or stain
removing product.
Cleaning Wool and Other Fabric Seating
Normal cleaning
To clean wool and other fabric seats, beat the pile with a brush and vacuum off the dust, dirt, and grit.
Clean as often as possible. The construction of the cloth allows dust, dirt, and grit to fall to the base of
the pile, therefore presenting clean pile to the passenger. The grit, if not vacuumed out frequently, will
cause excessive abrasion to the pile, which will reduce its service life. Satisfactory cleaning results are
usually achieved by cleaning with a non-water-based foam cleaner, provided that manufacturer’s direc-
tions are carefully adhered to.
steam cleaning
Occasional steam cleaning can revitalize woven fabric upholstery. Follow safe operating procedures to
avoid scalding and to avoid damaging seats. See “Caution” below.
removal of stains, liquids and other marks
Please do not use the following: soap; washing powder; ammonia;
bleach, and especially soda or any product containing these items.
Serious damage could occur to either the dyestuffs or the wool in the
pile of the fabric. Any product or technique should always be tested on an
inconspicuous area before attempting over all cleaning.