A6. MAINTENANCE
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Interlocking Seatbelt
Inspect the seatbelt regularly to check for damage and
to make sure it functions properly mechanically and
electrically.
WARNING:
Seatbelt.
Failure to properly inspect and maintain the
seatbelt can lead to a seatbelt failure in the event of an
accident.
Any time the Truck Mounted Forklift is being operated
and is involved in an accident, the whole seatbelt
assembly must be replaced. This is to ensure that if any
unseen damage has occurred it is replaced.
If the seatbelt is worn or damaged it must be replaced.
The seatbelt must be inspected in detail at least once a
year and more often if exposed to harsh conditions.
If replacement of any part of the seatbelt is required
then the entire assembly must be replaced (retractor
and buckle) with manufacturer recommended items
from a service provider.
Inspection
The following guidelines detail how to inspect the
seatbelt fitted to a Truck Mounted Forklift:
1. Webbing
- To check the webbing, pull the seatbelt
completely out of the retractor and inspect the full
length for deterioration. The seatbelt must be
replaced if it has any signs of nicks, cuts or holes, is
frayed or fluffed at the edges, shows excessive
fading due to UV exposure, if the webbing is packed
with dirt or if the stitching is frayed, insecure,
incomplete or repaired.
2. Buckle Operation
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Check the buckle for damage
and check the latch for correct operation. Determine
if the latch plate is excessively worn or deformed.
Establish if the buckle is damaged or the casing is
broken. Check the security and operation of the
seatbelt by connecting the buckle and tongue, and
then trying to pull them apart. While pulling the
buckle and tongue, press the release button to
ensure correct release. Make sure the button does
not stick after release.
3. Retractor
- Fully extend the webbing to determine
if the retractor spools in and out correctly. All
webbing must retract back fully into the retractor.
When the webbing is quickly pulled from the
retractor the belt should lock automatically.
Summary of Contents for Truck Mounted Forklift
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