| Safety regulations for belt tensioners |
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| Testing, removing, installing and repair work may only be performed by qualified personnel. |
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| Belt tensioner components may be neither opened nor repaired; always use new parts (danger of accident). |
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| Belt tensioner units which have received hard blows or been dropped on the floor must not be installed in vehicles. |
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| Belt tensioner units which are mechanically damaged (dents, fractures) always must be renewed. |
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| Store and transport belt tensioner units according to respective legislation for explosive substances. |
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| Airbag and seat belt tensioner units, which have not been triggered, must be marked accordingly and returned to manufacturer for disposal in an airbag transportation container. |
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| Belt tensioners which have been ignited may be disposed of as normal scrap. |
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| A belt tensioner unit must be installed immediately after removal from its packaging. |
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| When dismantling belt tensioners, do not employ hammer-type movements and do not use tools such as an impact screwdriver. |
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| If work is interrupted, the belt tensioner unit must be returned to its packaging. |
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| Leaving the belt tensioner unit unattended is prohibited. |
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| The belt tensioner must not be treated with grease, cleaning or similar substances, nor may it be exposed to temperatures above 100°C, even for short periods. |
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| The pyrotechnic propellant has no expiry date; i.e. it has unlimited, maintenance-free life. |
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