1.4.4. Head restraints

Correctly established head restraints in combination with the fastened seat belt provide effective protection.

Undertake head restraint sidewalls both hands.

Displace a head restraint up.

Undertake head restraint sidewalls both hands.

Press the button A and wring out a head restraint (fig. 1.123) down.

Fig. 1.123. Head restraint of a perdny seat

Undertake head restraint sidewalls both hands and wring out it forward or back.

Pull a head restraint against the stop up.

Press the button B and take a head restraint (fig. 1.123).

Insert and move head restraint bars into guides until their heard fixing.

Head restraints are regulated on height and an inclination. They have to be established on growth. Correctly established head restraints in combination with seat belts provide effective protection.

The optimum protective effect is provided when finding the upper edge of a head restraint at least at the level or higher than the level of eyes.

Undertake head restraint sidewalls both hands.

Displace a head restraint against the stop up.

Undertake head restraint sidewalls both hands.

Press the button A and wring out a head restraint (fig. 1.124) down.

Fig. 1.124. Head restraint of a back side seat

Pull a head restraint against the stop up.

Press the button A and at the same time take a head restraint.

Insert and move head restraint bars into guides until their heard fixing.

At absence during the movement on back seats of passengers back head restraints should be lowered completely down. As a result the driver will receive the best rearview.

Fig. 1.125. Average head restraint of a back seat

Undertake head restraint sidewalls both hands.

Displace a head restraint against the stop up.