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How to buckle on the safety belts
WARNING
Risk of injury due to improperly adjusted or
damaged safety belts!
Improperly adjusted or damaged safety belts do not
provide the necessary protection! Accidents can
cause severe or fatal injuries.
• Always check the safety belts for their flawless
condition. Damage safety belts must be replaced.
• Over-extended belts or belts that were subjected
to excessive loads (e.g. after an accident) must be
replaced.
• When putting on the safety belts, ensure they are
not twisted.
• Seat the children according to their age and size in
the specified child seats and buckle the children
up.
• It is highly recommended not to seat children
under the age of 6 in the passenger seat – even if
a child seat is used!
Fig. 12: Three-point safety belt
Three-point safety belt
1. Take a seat on one of the passenger seats.
2. Pull the upper belt webbing diagonally across the shoulder
and chest and guide the lower belt webbing across your hip
( Fig. 12).
3. Insert the latch into the belt buckle until a clicking noise is
audible, then tighten the belt strap. Ensure the safety belt is
secured and tight.
4. To remove the belt, press the coloured button on the belt
locking mechanism.
Fig. 13: Pelvic restraint belt
Pelvic restraint belt
NOTICE
The pelvic restraint belts on the seats that are facing
in the opposite direction of travel must be must be
attached so that both belts cross each other in the
centre (
Fig. 13).
1. Placed the belt across the pelvic.
2. Insert the latch into the belt buckle until a clicking noise is
audible, then tighten the belt strap. Ensure the pelvic
restraint belt is secured and tight.
3. To remove the pelvic restraint belt, press the coloured
button on the belt locking mechanism.
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