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1 | Belt | 2 | Latch plate |
D91.40-1154-09
3 | Buckle latch guide | 5 | Housing | |
4 | Release button | 6 | Seat belt buckle fastening |
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Warning | Risk of injury caused by performing testing or repair work on airbag or emergency tensioning retractor units. | Store airbag units with deployment side facing up; do not expose to temperatures greater than 100 °C. When working on these units, disconnect the power supply. | |
1 | Pull belt (1) all the way out and check for any signs of damage | Check belt (1) for signs of separated fibers, chafe marks or other damage. | |
2 | Inspect seat belt (1) for twisting | Rectify twisting, subject to separate repair order. | |
3 | Check locking function of inertia reel | To do so, pull sharply on the belt strap (1). | |
4 | Check seat belt buckle lock and the correct engagement of the latch plate (2) | To do so, pull sharply on the latch plate (2). | |
5 | Check seat belt buckle for signs of damage | Features of a damaged seat belt buckle include latch plate guide (3) sitting flush with upper edge of housing , abnormal protrusion distance of red release button (4) or loose housing (5). | |
6 | Check condition of seat belt buckle fastening (6) and look for signs of external damage | Watch out for broken wires and deformations. Chafe marks on the seat lining are also indications of damaged seat belt buckle fastenings (6). | |
7 | Rectify or note incurred complaints | In the event of damage, malfunctions or defects, the seat belt or seat belt buckle must be replaced subject to a separate repair order. If the customer rejects this, then it must be noted accordingly in the repair order. |