Nolan N100E Seguridad E Instrucciones página 12

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
CHIN-GUARD OPENING SYSTEM
Note: It is not necessary to open the chin-guard to wear the helmet.
1 OPENING
• when you are not wearing the helmet
1.1 Take the helmet as shown in figure 1.
1.2 Push with your thumbs the two red opening levers rotating them forward, or rotate for-
ward the "Smart Lift" red lever; the Smart Lift system will make the right lever rotate
automatically forward.
1.3 Pull forward the chin-guard (Fig. 2).
1.4 Accompany the chin-guard rotation in its upward opening movement (Fig. 2).
• when you are wearing the helmet and the vehicle is temporary stopped
1.5 Wear the helmet and buckle it. Open the visor.
1.6 Push with your thumbs the two red opening levers rotating them forward, or rotate for-
ward the "Smart Lift" red lever; the Smart Lift system will make the right lever rotate
automatically forward (Fig. 3).
1.7 Pull forward the liftable chin-guard and accompany it in its upward rotation movement.
During the rotation the visor will close automatically (Fig. 2).
Warning: only using the right red lever, the other one will be kept closed and the helmet
chin guard cannot be opened.
2 CLOSING
2.1 Pull the chin guard downward and rotate until it snaps.
2.2 Make sure that the chin guard is correctly locked.
WARNING!!!
- The protection level of this helmet whilst riding while driving the vehicle depends upon
the configuration adopted by the user: total protection if the chin guard and visor are
closed, partial protection if the chin guard and visor are open.
- Do not use the helmet without the chin guard.
- Do not use the helmet in case of chin guard malfunctioning. Immediately contact a
Nolan authorized dealer.
- Do not remove nor tamper the fixing screws that connect the chin guard to the shell.
VISOR MECHANISM - DOUBLE ACTION
1 Disassembly
1 .1 Remove the cover plates A1 and A2 from both sides by lightly pulling the upper part
(Fig. 4).
1.2 Unlock the locking bolts B by lightly pulling and rotating them from position 1 to posi-
tion 2. (Fig. 5).
1.3 Remove the bolts making sure not to lose the service springs which are inside the
bolts B.
1.4 Remove the visor.
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