Peterbilt 325 2017, Руководство оператора

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SEATS AND RESTRAINTS
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Keep seat belt and bunk restraint
buckles free of any obstruction
that may prevent secure locking.
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Damaged or worn belts in the cab
or sleeper, subjected to excessive
stretch forces from normal wear,
must be replaced. They may
not protect you if you have an
accident.
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Any belts or restraints that have
been subjected to an accident
should be inspected for any loose
(attaching) hardware or damaged
buckles.
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If belts show damage to any part
of assembly, such as webbing,
bindings, buckles or retractors,
they must be replaced.
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Do not allow safety belts (seat
or bunk) to become damaged by
getting caught in door, bunk or
seat hardware, or rubbing against
sharp objects.
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All belts must be kept clean or the
retractors may not work properly.
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Never bleach or dye seat or bunk
restraint belts: chemicals can
weaken them. Do, however, keep
them clean by following the care
label on the belts. Let them dry
completely before allowing them
to retract or be stowed away.
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Make sure the seat belts and
bunk restraint of the unoccupied
passenger seat or bunk is fully
wound up on its retractor or
is stowed, so that the belt or
restraint tongue is in its properly
stowed position. This reduces the
possibility of the tongue becoming
a striking object in case of a
sudden stop.
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Do not modify or disassemble the
seat belts or bunk restraint in your
vehicle. They will not be available
to keep you and your passengers
safe.
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If any seat belt or bunk restraint
is not working properly, see an
authorized dealer for repair or
replacement.
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