User Manual - Page 160

For 2000 BMW 7 SERIES. Also, The document are for others BMW models: 740I, 740IL, 750IL

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Caring for your car
Window care
You can use window and glass cleaner
to clean interior window surfaces and
mirrors without streaking. Never use
polishing pastes or abrasive (quartz)
cleansers on mirror lenses.
Break-resistant security glass
The glass used for the side windows is
designed to provide resistance to
breakage and protection against van-
dalism. These break-resistant windows
contain several layers of a transparent
plastic film which is sandwiched be-
tween the inner and outer glass panes.
There is also one additional plastic film
on the inside of the glass pane (facing
the passenger compartment). This film
prevents shards of glass from spread-
ing into the passenger compartment if
the window is shattered.
Please observe the following pre-
cautions pertaining to this film
when caring for the interior glass sur-
faces:
> The film is not scratch-resistant. For
this reason, do not touch the glass
with sharp objects which could dam-
age the film
> Clean the glass with clean water. If
necessary, you may also use regular
household window cleaners. Wipe
the cleaner off immediately.
Do not use window cleaners contain-
ing solvents or abrasives. These
cleaners can mar the film
> Do not apply any self-adhering de-
cals, adhesive labels or other stickers
with tape to the inner window surface
> Do not apply colored films to the in-
side surfaces of the side windows
> If the windows are fogged or iced
over in cold or humid climates, do not
use an ice scraper or ice-removing
sprays to clean them. Start the en-
gine and refer to the instructions for
defrosting the door windows.<
Clean the wiper blades with soapy
water. The wiper blades should be
replaced twice a year, before and after
the cold season. This is especially im-
portant for vehicles with a rain sensor.
Use only wiper blades approved
by BMW.<
Online Edition for Part No. 01 41 0 004 597 - © 08/99 BMW AG
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