Field of view, shown here as an example on model 447 |
G67.10-3165-11
Examples of damages |
P67.10-2037-05
Notes on damage and stone chipping repairs on laminated glass windows | |||
| Check | ||
1 | Check inside of windshield for damage. | The windshield must not show any signs of damage in the inside. | |
If necessary, | |||
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Replace windshield. | |||
Subject to separate repair order. | |||
2 | Check film peels off glass panes in windshield. | Building of "air bubbles" between the glass pane and the film is a sign of the film peeling off the glass panes. | |
If necessary, | |||
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Replace windshield. | |||
Subject to separate repair order. | |||
3 | Check windshield on the outside in the long-range field of vision (hatched area) for damage and visibility-impairing scratches. | The long-range field of vision has a width of 290 mm (11.42"). The long-range field of vision is centered with the center point of the steering wheel and is limited at the top and bottom by the area swept by the windshield wipers. | |
If necessary, | |||
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Replace windshield. | |||
Subject to separate repair order. | |||
4 | Check exterior of windshield outside the long-range field of vision (hatched area) for damage. | If damage is found with a diameter of < 26 mm (1.02") and a distance of > 100 mm (3.94") from the edge of the windshield, | |
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Repair windshield. | |||
Subject to separate repair order. | |||
If damage is found with a diameter of < 26 mm (1.02") or a distance of > 100 mm (3.94") from the edge of the windshield, | |||
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Replace windshield. | |||
Subject to separate repair order. |