Check Seat Belts And Buckles For External Damage And Correct Operation - AP91.40-D-9150TS

Model 907 

The presentation is just an example 

	Risk of injury.  Injury may result when the tension in the spring in the automatic belt retractor is released.	Never disassemble automatic belt retractors.	AS91.00-Z-0002-01A
	Risk of injury  during testing and repair operations related to pyrotechnical components	Do not expose pyrotechnical component parts to temperatures above 100 °C or 212 °F. Disconnect current supply when working on such component parts.	AS91.00-Z-0008-01A
	Check
1	Pull belt (1) all the way out and check for any signs of damage.	Check belt (1) for signs of separated fibers, chafe marks or other damage. If damage occurs, Replace seat belt strap (1). After obtaining special order.
2	Check seat belt strap (1) for twisting.	If necessary, Rectify any seat belt strap (1) twisting. After obtaining special order.
3	Check locking function of inertia reel.	To do so, pull sharply on the belt strap (1). If the inertia reel malfunctions, Replace seat belt. After obtaining special order.
4	Check seat belt lock and that the seat be tongue (2) is latched correctly into place.	To do so, tug sharply on the seat belt tongue (2). If the seat belt buckle lock malfunctions, Replace seat belt buckle (5). After obtaining special order.
5	Check seat belt buckle (5) for external damage.	A loose housing, a protruding release button (4) and seat belt buckle tongue guides (3) that are flush with the upper edge of the housing, are indications that the seat belt buckle (5) has been damaged. If damage or defects occur, Replace seat belt buckle (5). After obtaining special order.
6	Repeat tests on all seat belts.