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Check the condition of the springs and test the operation of the springs. If the spring shows
excessive corrosion or have started to compress then they should be changed out.
The springs can be susceptible to yielding over time. This can be verified by measuring the deflection
of the seat base in-situ. The following check is recommended to identify whether the springs are fit
for purpose:
1. In-situ check The top of the sliding sleeve should rest against the compression stop. If a
space exists between the top of the sliding sleeve and the compression stops
greater than 10mm, then the springs should be replaced.
Check the spring cap plate for any signs of deformation.
Visually inspect for any damage and ensure that all bolts and fasteners are tight and fully secure.
Examine the feet to ensure that they are in good condition and that they are properly secured to the
capsule. Do not go underneath an active lift.
Notes:
i.
Measure height of foot and replace if under 100 mm in height
ii.
Small (20 mm in length) cuts are acceptable but feet should be replaced when
damage larger than 20mm is present.
Visually inspect the seat harness attachment points and the harness webbing for any signs of wear,
fraying or damage. Check that attachment points are secure.
Sit in each seat and check fastening and unfastening of each harness, to ensure correct operation.
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