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User Information Guide – Protective Helmets for Structural Firefighting 

Step 2 

– 

Feed the 
ribbon tab 
through the 
buttonhole 
on the ear 
cover. 

Step 3 

– 

Unhook the 
two rear 
ribbons for 
each of the 
ribbon tag 
legs. 

Step 4 

– 

Slide off 
the ear 
cover 
from the 
ribbon 
tab legs.

 

Installing Ear Covers 

To install a new ear cover, reverse the 
action in each step above, steps 4 
through 1.

 

Removing and Installing the EZ 
Touch Eye Protector  

Step 1 

– 

Remove 
the one-
piece 
impact 
liner and 
suspen- 
sion. It is 
secured to the shell by four screws 
(two on either side of the helmet). Keep 
all screws and hardware. 

Step 2 

– 

Unscrew 
the EZ 
Touch at 
each side 
of the 
suspension 
ring and 
remove the 
bushings. 

Step 3 

– On the non- geared side of 

the one-piece impact liner and 
suspension, insert the post of the 
pre-loaded spring into the small hole 

in the plastic 
suspension 
and align the 
hole in the EZ 
Touch with 
screw hole. 
Note: The pre-
loaded spring is held in place by a wire 
tie that will need to be removed later. 

Step 4 

– 

Insert the 
bushing and 
screw through 
the hole in the 
EZ Touch and 
screw them to the one-piece impact liner 
and suspension. 

Step 5 

– 

Click the EZ 
Touch into 
the stowed 
(locked) 
position.

 

Step 6 

– On 

the geared 
wheel mecha- 
nism side of 
the EZ Touch, 
align the two 
gears. Also 

 

align the hole in the EZ Touch with the 
hole in one-piece impact liner and sus- 
pension. Insert the bushing and screw, 
then screw them to the one-piece impact 
liner and suspension.

 

Step 7 

– Remove the green wire tie 

and the plastic film on the EZ Touch. 

Step 8 

– Reattach the one-piece 

impact liner and suspension with the 
new EZ Touch to the shell by 
reversing Step 1. 

Step 9 

 

Place the 
helmet on 
your head 
to 
determine if 
the EZ 
Touch eye 
protector 
needs 
adjusting 
for a comfortable fit. To adjust, use 
the hex key provided. Turn the 
pictured small hex screw (on the left 
underside of the helmet brim) to  

adjust the resting position of the eye 
protector on the bridge of your 

Legend:

 

Tension Spring

 

Bushing

 

Geared Wheel 

Replacing the Chinstrap 

Step 1 

– In- 

sert a small 
sharp object 
(small screw 
driver/ice 
pick) into the 
outer slot of 
the chinstrap 
retaining 
base.

 

Step 2 

– 

Using the 
inserted 
object, 
depress the 
tongue on 
the chinstrap 
clip. 

Step 3 

– Pull 

the chinstrap 
clip up and 
out. Repeat 
for both 
sides.

 

Step 4 

– To 

install the 
new chin- 
strap, push 
the clip into 
the slot with 
the clip 
tongue 
facing outwards. 

FOR HOT FIRE TRAINING

 

Removing and Installing the 
Aluminized Helmet Cover 

The training aluminized helmet cover is 
intended to fit over the helmet shell and 
uses an elasticized edge to keep the 
cover in place on top of the helmet 
shell. To remove the cover, expand the 
bottom opening of the cover that fits to  

Summary of Contents for EV1

Page 1: ... suitability of your protective helmet for specific emergency operations rests with your department or employer who has the legal responsibility to conduct a hazard assessment and decide if your protective helmet provides appropriate protection against identified hazards While this guide provides you basic information to adequately care for and maintain your protective helmet there are certain add...

Page 2: ...d Limitations of Protection You have been trained and understand that not all helmets provide heat and or flame resistance or protection from all hazards and you have been trained and understand how to select and properly use the appropriate helmet to meet the expected exposure Heat Stress Wearing your protective helmet together with other ensemble elements may increase your risk of heat stress wh...

Page 3: ...djusted so that the helmet is tilted approximately 5 degrees above a level horizontal plane to properly accommodateyourSCBAfacepiece Thisadjustmentisreferredtoasa helmetpositioningindex HPI for purposesof helmet testing and certification Alladjustmentsareindependentof how far your head goes into the helmet and DONOTaffectthelengthof the overhead suspension straps Adjusting the Headband 1 Three lar...

Page 4: ...lace your adjusted helmet on your head and securethechinstrap Never wear your helmet without securing your chinstrap Adjust all helmet hood SCBA and coatcomponentssothattheyprovidea proper interface with no gaps in protection occurring in any body position taken during use You must deploy your ear covers completely to ensure overlap between your protective coat collar protectivehood and SCBA facep...

Page 5: ... Pre treat heavily soiled or spotted areas 4 Unless otherwise instructed load machine to 80 of its rated capacity Overloading will result in inefficient cleaning 5 Use mild wash settings a mild detergent and warm water temperatures 6 Following washing remove helmet ear covers and chin straps from washing machine and air dry as specified above or put in a dryer on a no heat setting 7 Inspect the ea...

Page 6: ... two gears Also align the hole in the EZ Touch with the hole in one piece impact liner and sus pension Insert the bushing and screw thenscrewthemtotheone pieceimpact liner and suspension Step7 Remove the green wire tie and the plastic film on the EZ Touch Step8 Reattach the one piece impact liner and suspension with the new EZ Touch to the shell by reversing Step 1 Step 9 Place the helmet on your ...

Page 7: ...emoval and replace ment of the chin strap the addition of supplemental goggles or faceshields and changing the front leather shield of the helmet Detailed instructions for these repairs are included in this guide and on the Honeywell website Do not attempt to conduct any other types of repairs of your helmet Your protective helmet must be repaired only by Morning Pride or an organization that has ...

Page 8: ...for high convective and radiant heat resistance These tests will damage the helmet To avoid similar damage in training exercises flashover and or high heat training always use an aluminized helmet cover Any heat damage to a helmet without an aluminized cover during such training voids all warranties express or implied THESE WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER WRITT...

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