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Seat belts (if available)
Seat belts with automatic retractor To reduce the risk of injury in an accident or emergency braking, all passengers must wear seat belts available. Front belts with three anchor points are equipped with a locking device. Thanks belts with retractor easier embarkation and disembarkation of passengers and improved comfort. When a large force of deceleration, such as when braking, the belts are automatically blocked to protect occupants from injury.  | When pulling the strap is locked, it again must be removed before it can be pulled to the desired length. |
 | Seat belts must be replaced after each exposure to a strong, for example, following an accident. |
Front seat belts Fastening the seat belt | - Take the seat belt and insert tab.
- Slowly pull the belt.
- Insert the tab in the buckle until it clicks.
 | - Pull the lower part of the belt as far as possible on the hips, so you in the event of an accident could not slip under the belt. Pull the belt through the tongue so that it is close to the body. Automatic retracting automatically pulls the weakened shoulder belt.
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| Never Do not put the strap under the arm, around the neck or on the inside shoulder, otherwise, the protective effect is significantly reduced. |
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Removing seat belt |  | - To remove the belt, press the button on the buckle.
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Rear seat belts (with retractor)  | Handling is the same as for the front seat belts. |
(without a retractor) Type A Putting on a seatbelt | - Take the belt buckle and tongue.
- Insert the tab in the buckle until it clicks.
 | - Adjust if necessary, the length of the belt. To do this, keep the regulator at a right angle to the belt and pull it to extend the belt. If you pull the weaker end of the strap, the strap shortened.
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- Place the lower part of the belt as far as possible on the hips.
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Mounting three-point seat belts |  | - Hook the tab on the cover of the hook fastening belt, if the belt is not used.
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Type B Putting on a seatbelt | - Place the lower part of the belt as far as possible on the hips and adjust the length of the belt. To do this, hold the belt tongue at a right angle to the belt and pull it to extend the belt. If you pull the weaker end of the belt, the belt is shortened.
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Removing seat belt |  | - To remove the belt, press the button on the buckle.
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Handling and care of the belt system To achieve the maximum protective effect of seat belts Please observe the following points: - Never wear the seat belt with one to two passengers.
- Make sure the tape is not twisted belt.
- Keep the belts and other parts of the system away from sharp edges and objects that could damage it.
- Check at regular intervals fabric belts, locking parts, attachment points and other details of the belt for wear, damage and weaknesses. Damaged parts immediately replace.
- To clean the belt, use mild soap or mild detergent. It is not recommended to clean the belts chemicals such as carbon tetrachloride or benzene, as well as bleach or tint cloth belt.
- On the straps should not make any changes or additions.
- After using the belt, make sure that it is not caught on controls or other objects.
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