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Pyrotechnic belt tensioners, safety and handling instructions

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CAUTION:
  • Testing, removing, installing and repair work may only be performed by qualified personnel.
  • Do not check with test light, voltmeter or ohmmeter under any circumstances.
  • You can only check belt tensioners when installed and with vehicle diagnostic, testing and information systems (such as Vehicle Diagnosis, Testing and Information System VAS 5051B) intended for that purpose.
  • Before handling belt tensioner units (e.g. disconnecting electrical connector), the person handling it must electrostatically discharge. For example, by briefly touching door striker.
  • Belt tensioners that have fallen onto a hard surface or show signs of damage must not be installed in vehicle.
  • Belt tensioners that are mechanically damaged (dents, cracks) must always be replaced.
  • Belt tensioners must be installed immediately after removing from shipping package.
  • Belt tensioner is to be returned to shipping package when work is interrupted.
  • Open end of belt tensioner should never be pointed at anyone.
  • Wash hands after touching belt tensioners that have deployed.
  • Storage and transport must conform to national legislation.
  • It is not acceptable to leave belt tensioner unattended.
  • Belt tensioner should not be treated with grease, cleaning solutions or other materials.
  • Belt tensioners must not be exposed to temperatures over 100°, even for a short period of time.