G91.40-3113-09
The presentation is just an example |
1 | Belt | 4 | Release button | |
2 | Seat belt tongue | 5 | Seat belt buckle | |
3 | Seat belt tongue guides |
Caution | Risk of injury. Injury may result when the tension in the spring in the automatic belt retractor is released. | Never disassemble automatic belt retractors. | |
Warning | Risk of injury during testing and repair operations related to pyrotechnical components | Do not expose pyrotechnical component parts to temperatures above 100 °C or 212 °F. Disconnect current supply when working on such component parts. | |
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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. | |
If damage is present | |||
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Replace seat belt strap (1) subject to separate repair order. | |||
2 | Inspect seat belt (1) for twisting | If belt strap (1) is twisted | |
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Dispose of belt strap (1) subject to separate repair order. | |||
3 | Check locking function of inertia reel | To do so, pull sharply on the belt strap (1). | |
If inertia reel malfunctions | |||
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Replace seat belt subject to a separate repair order. | |||
4 | Check seat belt lock and that the seat belt tongue (2) is latched correctly into place | To do so, tug sharply on the seat belt tongue (2). | |
If lock malfunctions | |||
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Replace seat belt buckle (5) subject to separate repair order. | |||
5 | Check seat belt buckle (5) for damage | A loose housing, a protruding release button (4) and seat belt buckle tongue guides (3) that are flush with the upper edge of the housing are further indications that the seat belt buckle (5) has been damaged. | |
In event of damage or defects | |||
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Replace seat belt buckle (5) subject to separate repair order. | |||
6 | Repeat checks of all seat belts |