X-LITE X 502 Ultra Puro Seguridad E Instrucciones página 21

14.3. Take the top flap "B" of the frame out of the loop on the back of the frame (Fig.
16).
14.4. Properly insert part of the previously removed padding in the fabric lining of the
cheek pad (Fig. 17).
14.5. Put the top flap "B" of the frame back in the loop on the back of the cheek pad
and refasten the eyelet in line with the top hook "A" on the back (Fig. 16).
14.6. Refit the complete cheek pad on the helmet (see instructions above).
14.7. Repeat these steps with the right cheek pad.
NOLAN EMERGENCY RELEASE SYSTEM
The Nolan Emergency Release System (NERS) allows the rescue personnel to remove
the pads of the cheek pads from the helmet while it is still on the rider's head.
To remove the pad of the left cheek pad from the helmet, unfasten the chin strap and
then pull the red strap in the front area of the pad as shown in Fig. 18.
The safety lever placed on the back of the pad of the cheek pad will first release and
then, while continuing to pull the red strap, the pad will release from the polystyrene
and gradually turn toward the outside of the helmet, leaving its side area free.
Repeat the same step on the right side of the helmet, which can then be more easily
removed from the rider's head.
WARNING
- Never pull the red straps of the Nolan Emergency Release System (NERS) while
riding.
- Always check that the cheek pads are properly installed. After using the Nolan
Emergency Release System (NERS), check that the cheek pads are not dam-
aged and reassemble them following the instructions above.
- Do not use the Nolan Emergency Release System (NERS) for the routine cheek
pad maintenance and cleaning operations.
- Do not take the stickers shown in Fig. 19 off the helmet as they could provide
useful information to rescue personnel.
- Should the Nolan Emergency Release System (NERS) fail or be damaged,
please refer to an X-Lite authorized dealer.
- Use the Nolan Emergency Release System (NERS) for providing aid only if you
have proven expertise and qualifications in the field. If in doubt, call the appro-
priate emergency personnel.
"CAMEL BAG" ARRANGEMENT FOR THE HYDRATION SYSTEM
The helmet is designed to facilitate installation of a hydration system (not supplied)
and fastening its hose. It includes (Fig. 20):
- a side hose clip "A", on the "READY FOR CAMEL BAG" strap, useful for fas-
tening the hydration system hose;
- a deformable seat "B" on the lower edge of the inner chin guard for positioning
the end of the hose with the suction valve near the mouth.
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