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Storage must comply with the relevant national legislation. |
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Transportation is subject to national and international
regulations that govern packaging, marking, labelling and
freight documentation in detail. |
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Untriggered pyrotechnic components must be disposed of
correctly in the original packaging in accordance with national
legislation. Contact your importer if in any doubt. |
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Only completely ignited pyrotechnic components may be
disposed of through the commercial waste system. |
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This does not apply to belt tensioners which
are operated by a Wankel type pump. Those must be
disposed of like pyrotechnic components which were
not triggered (e.g. airbags, seat belts, pyrotechnic
battery isolators). |
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Reason: On belt tensioners which are operated
by a Wankel type pump it is not possible to verify,
using workshop means, if all igniters have been
triggered. |
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Questions & answers
Storage, transportation and disposal of airbag, belt tensioner and battery isolator units (pyrotechnic components) — Volkswagen Golf Mk7
How should Golf Mk7 pyrotechnic components be stored?
In compliance with national legislation, in a designated locked storage area, away from heat sources, and with the pyrotechnic warning labels visible.
How are Golf Mk7 airbag units disposed of?
Undeployed units must be deployed in a controlled environment by a qualified workshop before disposal. Deployed units are classified as non-hazardous metal waste.
Safety measures when working with
pyrotechnic components
Note
The following are pyrotechnic components:
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Under no circumstances may seat covers be fitted which have
not been specifically approved for use on Volkswagen seats with
side airbags.
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