The driver and front passenger are equipped with inertia seat belts. The same belts are provided for the outer rear seat passengers.
A static lap belt is provided for the middle passenger in the rear seat (non-inertial) belt, but some cars are equipped with an inertia seat belt.
Helpful Hints: Check the condition of the belts regularly. If you find any abrasions, tears or other damage on the belts, be sure to replace the belts. If the belts are dirty, wash them with a mild soap solution. Never iron the belts.
Warning! Do not fasten a seat belt to a child sitting on a passenger's lap. Be sure to replace belts that have been subjected to critical stress in a traffic accident.
To fasten the belt, pull it out of the reel and insert the buckle tongue into the lock until it clicks, without allowing the straps to twist.
To unfasten the belt, press the lock button while holding the belt. Release the belt - it will automatically wind onto the reel.
Helpful advice: For transporting children under 12 years of age, use special child seats to which the child is fastened with his own belt. In turn, this seat must be securely fixed to the car seat with standard seat belts.
To prevent the belt from touching your neck or putting pressure on your shoulder, adjust the height of the top point. To move the fastening vertically...
...press the release lever up to raise the mount...
...or down to lower it.