Behaviour In Cases Of Malfunction Or Danger - Porsche 996 TT Repair Manual

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Do not bring into contact with grease, solvents or cleaning agents.
Do not expose to temperatures above 100°C.
Keep the unfolding area of the airbag clear; e.g. do not hang test devices over the steering wheel.
When carrying, hold the airbag with the blow−out direction facing away from the body. Store the unit
with the airbag facing upwards.
Electrostatic charge: in general, suitable work clothing and footwear are to be worn. => Materials
Do not remove the short−circuit spring of the plug contacts.
Never connect airbag units to electrical power sources not in accordance with regulations (danger of
immediate ignition). Only use testers prescribed by the manufacturer. ' 0, 6901 Airbag diagnosis .
During installation/removal or work on the vehicle involving shocks: switch off ignition, disconnect
and cover the negative terminal of the battery, wait 1 minute and only then disconnect the plug
connection.
Transport: in transport packaging. Forbidden in passenger compartment!
Storage in the workshop: max. 10 kg (=> 100 driver's or 50 passenger's airbags); security against
theft!
The installation of the airbag/belt tensioner unit must be carried out immediately after removal from
the transport container.
If work is interrupted, the airbag/belt tensioner unit must be stored in the transport container again.
Leaving the belt tensioner unit unsupervised is not permitted.

Behaviour in cases of malfunction or danger

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Protect against flames and heat.
In case of fire, inform the fire brigade on arrival about the units present.
Do not install mechanically damaged units or units that have fallen from a low height.
Always replace units that are mechanically damaged (bulges, cracks).
Because of the irritating combustion residues, only handle triggered airbags with protective gloves
and goggles.
In the case of contact with combustion residues, wash the affected skin with soap and water.
Protective measures and rules of behaviour
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