Swift Group 2013 Holiday Home, Руководство пользователя

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SNOW PRECAUTIONS
Great caution should be taken when cleaning
snow from the roof of the holiday home.
DOORS AND WINDOWS
OPERATION OF DOOR LOCKS
OPERATION OF DOOR LOCKS
To unlock the door from the outside, insert key
and turn anticlockwise, pull on the handle. To
lock, push the door to the closed position so
that the first stage lock engages. Lift the
handle upwards to engage the extra security
roller locks, insert the key and turn clockwise
to engage the deadlock.
OPERATION OF NIGHT VENTS (IF FITTED)
The window frame will have been fitted with a
secondary keep within the rebate. You can
Fully closed Night vent position
close the handle to locate the spur inside this
keep, which will lock the window but allow a
level of ventilation.
DOOR AND WINDOW HANDLES
Apply silicone spray and wipe off excess with
a soft cloth.
Lock cylinder. Lubricate with PFTE (union part
no. 9075) or similar. Apply the key flutes, insert
the key and operate several times to ensure
even distribution. Latch, dead bolt and roller
locks. Apply petroleum jelly/Vaseline. This acts
both as lubricant and water repellent.
Doors and window hinges: - No lubrication is
required, smear with Vaseline to protect
against water.
Window friction stays: - Protect with a mild
detergent oil or a very light lubricant, use
sparingly as oil does attract dirt.
RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE
Lubricate every 6 months.
MINIMUM RECOMMENDED CLEANING
INTERVALS
Monthly. Frames, door and window furniture.
Wash with warm water and a mild detergent. It
is important to ensure that all dirt and debris is
regularly removed from the internal rebate of
door and windows. Cleaning cloths should be
in-bleached cellulose/cotton material. Do not
use cloths containing synthetic fibres.
Six monthly: Clean with a proprietary brand of
UPVC cleaner.
IMPORTANT: Make sure that you follow
ALL the recommendations and cautions
supplied with the product.
REPAIRS
On white profiles only, stains and scratches
can be removed by sanding and polishing. Use
a 320/400 grit sanding disc and polish using
sisal rotary brush to bring back the surface
finish.
It is important that you achieve a smooth even
finish before beginning the polishing stage.
On wood grain surfaces, care should be taken
when cleaning. Any white areas showing as a
result of damage or cleaning can be retouched
using a wood grain marker pen. If you have a
breakage or a crack please contact your
nearest glazier. Handle any broken glass with
care and dispose of with safety of others in
mind.
Do’s and don’ts for UPVC products
Do
• Clean the glass regularly with a good quality
liquid spray glass cleaner.
• Frequently wash down the UPVC with plenty
of warm soapy water (use liquid general
purpose cleaner) and wipe dry.
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