Contents: Seat belts with automatic retractor ⇓ Front seat belts ⇓ Rules for handling and caring for…⇓
Seat belts with automatic retractor
To reduce the risk of injury in an accident or emergency braking, all occupants must always wear the available seat belts. The front three-point seat belts have a locking device. The retractor belts make it easier for passengers to get in and out of the vehicle and improve comfort. If there is a high deceleration force, such as during heavy braking, the belts automatically lock to protect occupants from injury.
Note: If the belt becomes blocked while being pulled out, it must be removed again before it can be pulled out to the desired length.
Warning: Seat belts must be replaced after any strong impact, such as after an accident.
Front seat belts
Fastening seat belts
1. Take the belt buckle and insert tongue.
2. Pull the belt out slowly.
3. Insert the tongue into the belt buckle until it clicks into place.
4. Pull the lower part of the belt as far as possible on your hips so that you cannot slip under the belt in the event of an accident. Pull the belt through the tongue so that it fits snugly against your body. The automatic retraction will automatically retract the loosened belt tape.
Warning! Never place the belt under the arm, around the neck or on the inner shoulder, otherwise the protective effect will be significantly reduced.
Removal the seat belt
1. To remove the seat belt, press the button on the belt buckle.
Rear seat belts (with retractor)
The handling rules are the same as for the front seat belts.
(without retractor)
Type A
Fastening seat belts
1. Take the belt buckle and tongue.
2. Insert the tongue into the belt buckle until it clicks into place.
3. Adjust the length of the belt if necessary. To do this, hold the adjuster at a right angle to the belt and pull it to lengthen the belt. Pulling on the loose end of the belt will shorten the belt.
4. Place the bottom of the belt as far down as possible on your hips.
Three-point seat belt suspension
1. Hang the tongue on the hook of the belt fastening cover when the belt is not in use.
Type B
Fastening seat belts
1. Place the bottom of the belt as far as possible on your hips and adjust the length of the belt. To do this, hold the tongue of the belt at a right angle to the belt and pull it to lengthen the belt. If you pull the loose end of the belt, the belt will be shortened.
Removal the seat belt
1. To remove the seat belt, press the button on the belt buckle.
Rules for handling and caring for the seat belt system
To achieve maximum protection from the seat belt system, please observe the following points:
- Never use the same seat belt for two passengers.
- Make sure that the belt tape is not twisted.
- Keep belts and other system parts away from sharp edges and objects that may cause damage.
- Check the belt fabric, locking parts, anchor points and other belt parts at regular intervals for wear, damage and weak points. Replace damaged parts immediately.
- To clean the belt, use mild soap solutions or mild detergents. It is not recommended to clean the belts with chemicals such as carbon tetrachloride or gasoline, or to bleach or dye the belt fabric.
- No changes or additions should be made to the belts.
- After using the belt, make sure it does not get caught on the control levers or other objects.