Bose ProFlight 2 Series Frequently Asked Questions Manual page 12

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FAQ Bose ProFlight Series 2 Aviation Headset
The headset seems fragile. What sort
of wear should I expect from the
components?
Can I interchange the control modules
from my A20 with the ProFlight Series 2?
Can I use any of the parts or accessories
from other Bose products Headset X
(cushions, mic windscreens, etc.) with
the ProFlight Series 2?
What does the five-year
warranty cover?
I noticed that the ProFlight Series
2 now o ers a 5-year warranty
term. Will the warranty term for
my original ProFlight change?
How do you clean eartips and
mesh of earbuds?
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The ProFlight Series 2 has been designed to withstand the rigors of
aviation use. The high-performance engineering materials used in the
design were carefully chosen for function and durability. Side pad
cushions, microphone windscreen, earbud tips and headband cushion
are all consumable items and should be replaced periodically. We
suggest that you replace the side pad and microphone windscreen
yearly or more often if excess wear is noticed.
No. The control module can only be used for the product that it is built for.
No. Although it may be possible to force some of the cushions and parts
onto the ProFlight Series 2, they have not been designed or implemented
for this product. You should only use parts designed for use on the
ProFlight headset.
The ProFlight Series 2 warranty is five years from the date of purchase,
covering defects in material and workmanship with parts, labor and one-way
return shipping from Bose, all provided at no charge to the customer.
Bose maintains a dedicated FAA-Certified Repair Station to support all
versions of Bose aviation headsets.
Yes, the warranty term extension from three years to five years is e ective for
both the original ProFlight as well as ProFlight Series 2.
This deep-cleaning method is to be used to resolve some audio issues.
To deep clean the earbuds, follow these steps:
1. Remove the tips from the earbuds.
2. Apply a small amount of hydrogen peroxide (3% concentration only) to the
mesh surface of the earbud using a soft cloth or tissue (be careful not to
allow excess liquid to enter the open port on the earbud).
3. Let sit for 5 minutes to allow wax to soften .
4. Wet a soft-bristled toothbrush with hydrogen peroxide
(3% concentration only).
5. Gently scrub the mesh surface to loosen and remove the wax without
allowing excess hydrogen peroxide to enter the open port on the earbud.
6. After mesh surface is clean, gently shake out any excess liquid and debris.
7. Dry earbud with a soft cloth.
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