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N.B. Never force the front to reach the required angle of
inclination.
Release the peak by manually loosening the plastic screw un-
der the peak, as shown in the figure, and releasing the plastic
cursor (1).
To adjust the peak, lower or raise it to achieve the required
inclination angle (2).
To lock the peak in place, tighten the plastic screw.
N.B. When using the helmet on road, adjust the peak to
the highest position.
To completely remove the peak from the shell, starting from
one side of the helmet, loosen the aluminium screw at the side
which holds the peak in place (1).
Repeat the operation on the other side.
Then manually loosen the central plastic screw under the peak
(2) and remove it.
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2
3
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2
3
CLICK !
N.B. Before checking that
the peak works properly, en-
sure that the plastic screw
under the peak is loosed so
that the cursor is free.
Lower the peak and check
that it works properly.
To re-install the peak, first retighten the central plastic screw.
Position the peak so that the opening on the cursor is in line
with the hole on the shell (1). Introduce the screw in the cursor
into the hole on the shell (2) and tighten it manually.
Then tighten the side screws. Start on one of the two sides of
the helmet and position the aluminium washer in line with the
respective holes on the shell and the peak. Then insert the
aluminium screw and tighten it (3).
4.2) Muzzle air inlet Removal/Installation
To remove the muzzle air inlet, press from the inside of the
helmet on the upper part of the inlet as shown in figure 1.
To refit the muzzle air inlet, position the filter and metal grid (2)
in the hole in line with the inlet, ensuring that both edges are in
line with those of the hole in the shell.
Now insert the muzzle air inlet into its lower housing and then
in to its upper housing (3) until it clicks into place, indicating
the correct position and insertion of the air inlet.
