Disassembly; Assembly; Min Opening Position With Defogging Function - Nolan N100-5 Safety And Instructions For Use

VISOR
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DISASSEMBLY

1.1 Close the chin guard (if open) and open the visor completely.
1.2 Press the left side part of the visor towards the helmet, as shown in Fig.5, and si-
multaneously press the mechanism release lever by pressing it downwards (Fig.6),
until the rear grip pawl D1 of the visor comes out from the relevant seat of the
mechanism.
1.3 Release the mechanism release lever and pull the visor towards the outside of the
helmet making the two pawls (D1 and D2) and the front hooking pin (D3) coming
out from the mechanism (Fig.7)
1.4 Release the visor and make it slide upwards to release it completely from the
mechanism.
1.5 Follow the same steps on the other side of the helmet.
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ASSEMBLY

2.1 Close the chin guard (if open) and set the visor in open position by placing the
pawls (D1 and D2) and the front pin D3 in line with the relevant seats on the visor
mechanism (Fig.7).
2.2 Insert the front pin D3 into the relevant seat and press the visor against the mech-
anism in line with pawl D2.
2.3 Simultaneously move the visor downwards until the rear pawl D1 is fastened under
the mechanism lever.
2.4 Follow the same steps on the other side of the helmet.
2.5 Close the visor completely.
WARNING
- Make sure that the mechanisms are working properly. Open the visor. By lifting the
chin guard, the visor closes automatically. If necessary, repeat the above-men-
tioned steps.
- Make sure that the mechanisms are working properly. Open and close the visor,
making sure that the mechanisms hold it in the different positions. If necessary,
repeat the above-mentioned steps.
- Do not use the helmet if the visor has not been assembled properly.
- Do not remove the side mechanisms from the chin guard.
- Should any of the side mechanisms fail or be damaged, please contact a Nolan-
group authorized dealer.
MINIMUM OPENING POSITION WITH DEFOGGING FUNCTION
The visor can be slightly opened, with no need to place it on the first notch of the mech-
anism. In this configuration, the inner central pawl of the visor leans onto a suitable seat
on the helmet chin guard that allows to keep the visor in a minimum opening position
to improve ventilation and facilitate defogging, especially at low speed or during short
stops.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
N100-5
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