What to do if the car seat belt is stuck and can't be pulled out？

What to do if the car seat belt is stuck and can't be pulled out?

1. Adjust the height of the adjuster to make the seat belt retract additionally, thereby restoring its contractility;

2. Avoid the seat belt, slowly stretch it back and forth at the entrance of the seat belt, and then slowly pull out the seat belt after the stretching is stable;

3. It is likely that there is a mechanical failure between the seat belt and the bridge inside the car, which requires professional personnel to disassemble, inspect and repair;

4. In many cases, the seat belt cannot be pulled out because it is pulled too fast during use. The retractor in the seat belt structure has a locking function. Once a strong impact is encountered, the ratchet of the seat belt will lock the gear position, thereby fixing the person on the seat. So when the seat belt cannot be pulled out, do not pull it hard. If it is stuck, you can retract it;

5. Generally, it is stuck or a mechanical failure occurs. If it is stuck, you can try to stretch it back and forth appropriately. If it is a mechanical failure, please find a professional to repair it. If the seat belt is stuck and used improperly, it will cause the seat belt to deform and easily get stuck at the entrance and exit of the seat belt. This situation is relatively simple. Generally, the seat belt can be straightened and then pulled out slowly.

The use of seat belts is not as simple as pulling up the straps and inserting them into the buckles. There are also particular ways to use them. The height of the seat back and the adjustment of the seat belt have a certain impact on the protective effect of the seat belt. The angle of the seat back should be as vertical as possible to the ground. In case of sudden braking, the back row can provide the most effective support for passengers, and the seat belt can also play its full role. Secondly, the seat belt should pass through the center of the shoulder.

When the car brakes suddenly, if the seat belt is too high, it may cut your neck. If it is too low, it cannot limit the forward tilt.