New Horizons MAJESTIC, Руководство пользователя

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Woodwork
The wood cabinetry should be cared for as you would care for any fine furniture.
Regular dusting with a soft cloth and uses of a good furniture polish will help
prolong the life and looks of the woodwork in your RV. Water should be removed
from wood immediately or the finish may discolor.
Annual (or as needed) application of a high-grade furniture polish is recommended to preserve
and protect your RV’s woodwork.
Specialty Window Coverings
Shades should be opened or closed by pushing the bottom rail up or pulling down
with the knobs provided. For a duplex (DAY/NIGHT) shade or free-floating shade,
move only one rail at a time. Shades should remain up when not in use to aid in
pleat retention. If tension adjustments become necessary, simply wind the cords
around the center of the bobbin fastener to tighten, or re-tie to loosen. Any
adjustments should be made equally on both cords for the shade to remain level.
Rubbing cords with paraffin (or candle) wax will help to lengthen the life of the
cords by reducing friction/fraying. To clean, dry brush or vacuum only. Pleated
shades should not get wet. Use a damp cloth with mild soap to remove small spots.
Countertops
To care properly for the countertop in your new RV, always use a hot pad or trivet
to protect the surface from hot objects that may mar or damage the surface. Wipe
the countertop with a damp cloth to remove water spots. For stains, wipe with
soapy water or ammonia-based cleaners. Always use a cutting board to protect
against nicks and cuts in countertops while using a knife or other sharp objects.
Solid Surface Care
For day to day general cleaning, use warm soapy water, non-abrasive household
cleaner, or commercially available solid surface cleaner. Rinse immediately and
towel dry to prevent spotting. To prevent heat damage, avoid placing any hot
objects directly on the surface—always use trivets or flame-resistant heat mats. To
further protect your solid surface: (a) avoid exposing the surface to harsh
chemicals, (b) Do not cut directly on the surface—always use a cutting board, (c)
Do not stand or sit on countertop.