JAC J5, Руководство пользователя

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High-pressure car-washing
equipment
Wash your car strictly in accordance
with the high-pressure car-washing
equip
-ment manual. Special attention shall
be paid to water pressure and spray
distance. Never use a beam nozzle. Do
not use the water with a temperature
more than 60
℃
To avoid damage, keep a sufficient
distance between rubber and plastic
components of car body and the high p
-ressure car-washing equipment. Wh
○ Turn off the ignition switch when
washing your car.
○ Be cautious to prevent your
hands from getting cut by sharp
metal edges when washing car
body floor, lower part of fender
(wheel cover) and hub cover.
-en washing body paint and bumpers,
keep a sufficient distance between th
-em and the high pressure carwashing
equipment.
Never wash tires via a beam nozzle. It
may cause damage to tires even with
a long spraying distance and a short
spraying time.
Waxing
Well waxing your car will help prevent
your car body paint from getting
affected by the surroundings. It can
also reduce to the largest degree the
damage due to slight collision.
Rub a hard wax preservative on your
car body when there is no water
dropping from the car body. It is
recommended to rub hard wax on your
car twice a year if you maintain your
car using a cleaning preservative at
regular intervals.
Glazing
If the car body paint gets dark and
waxing maintenance can help resume
its luster no more, the glazing to your
car body is necessary. If the glazing
agent used contains no anti-corrosion
chemicals, waxing maintenance is
necessary after glazing.
No glazing or waxing maintenance
shall be necessary for non-luster
components and plastic parts.
It's recommended to wax your
new car 6 months from your
purchase date.
Car body paint damage
Small damages of car body paint
including
scratches, bruises or
impact-trails left by stone shall be
painted as soon as possible before
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