Lunar Caravans Landstar 2017, Руководство пользователя

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MOTORHOME CARE
CONDENSATION
How to overcome condensation
Condensation occurs when the humidity
inside the Motorhome exceeds 60% and
ventilation is not sufficient.
Help yourself tips
(a) Do not wash crockery last thing at night
as it creates more moisture in the air.
(b) Do not boil water last thing at night and
empty all water from kettles, etc.
(d) Keep temperature at night to a minimum
(hot air contains water vapour) .
(e) Increase ventilation to above normal in
inclement or very wet weather.
Note: You cannot expect to eliminate
condensation completely but following these
hints will help towards a more comfortable
environment.
Maintenance
Concerning gas and electric installations,
only authorised experts are allowed to carry
out maintenance and repair works. It is
recommended to contact an authorised
service centre. According to the valid
regulations 6607 of DVGW, the gas
installation as well as the flue outlets are to
be checked every two years by an expert.
1) Badges . The upkeep of resin coated
badges is simple, use soap and water
only to clean them. Under no
circumstances should abrasive cleaners
or solvent based solutions be used on
them.
2) Work Surfaces . Laminated work
surfaces are fitted to all furniture units.
Whilst these are hard wearing, hot pans
should not be placed directly on these
surfaces since damage could result.
3) Furniture . Furniture should be cleaned
with a proprietary furniture polish
periodically. Any water marks that may
occur on the hardwood edging of the
furniture units should be removed by use
of fine grade wire wool and furniture wax.
Heavy stains may need to be sanded out
and the edging re-polished.
4) Soft Furnishings . Seats, cushions and
other soft furnishings should be cleaned
with a proprietary fabric cleaner.
5) Upholstery Cleaning . Your upholstery
should be brushed or vacuum cleaned
regularly. Fabrics should be wiped every
six to eight weeks with a lint free cloth
and fabric cleaning fluid. Velour materials
should be dry cleaned at regular
intervals.
6) PVC Window . The PVC window may
appear cloudy due to temperature
changes and weather conditions. To
avoid this and the build-up of mildew,
clean with washing up liquid and apply
gentle heat.
7) Exterior Paintwork and Fibreglass .
Exterior paintwork should be regularly
washed and polished with a non-abrasive
car wax. In the event of the bodywork
blooming, the depth of shine can be
restored by use of a mild ‘T’-Cut abrasive
cutting paste, followed by application of a
wax polish.
8) Maintenance . Like any other pieces of
equipment, your appliances will need
regular servicing and cleaning as directed
in the manufacturer’s handbooks.
9) Gas Flexible Rubber Hoses . All gas
flexible rubber hoses should be changed
annually and must be secured at each
end with jubilee clips. When removed
they must be replaced with the approved
type.
IMPORTANT: ALL FLEXIBLE
HOSES MUST BE REPLACED
ANNUALLY WITH NEW HOSE TO
BRITISH STANDARD 3212/1.
10) Gas Installation . IMPORTANT: Gas
installations must be inspected annually
by qualified personnel. If in doubt contact
your local dealer. Modifications should not
take place unless carried out by qualified
tradesmen.
11) Seat Restraints . IMPORTANT: SEAT
RESTRAINT MOUNTINGS SHOULD BE