Attention! The noise that occurs when the seat belts are retracted is due to the operation of the automatic belt winder. Never lubricate the mechanism to eliminate these noises. In extreme cases, exchange the seat belt for another. Do not disassemble the automatic retractor of the seat belts, as this may cause the compressed spring to pop out. Danger of accident!
1. Pull the seat belt completely out of the retractor. Check the belt webbing for broken fibers. Damage can be caused, for example, by a pinched belt or a burning cigarette. In this case, replace the belt (see illustration).
If places with scuffs are found, but the fibers are intact, then the belt does not need to be changed. If the belt is heavy, check that the belt is not twisted. If necessary remove facing of an average rack.
If the automatic retractor does not work, replace the belt.
2. Clean the webbing with soap and water only, never use solvents or chemical cleaners.