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7.1.

 

Warranty coverage 

If any defect covered by this limited warranty certificate is discovered within 2 (two) years from the 
purchase  date  shown  on  the  tax  receipt,  Nolangroup  shall  repair  or  replace  the  defective  product 
through  its  distribution  network  after  having  verified  the  defect.  Nolangroup  shall  supply  all  the 
material and labor  that is reasonably required to remedy  the defect, except in those cases where 
the  damage  is  caused  by  one  of  the  items  listed  in  the  following  paragraph  “Exclusions  and 
limitations of the Coverage”. 
 

7.2.

 

Exclusions and limitations of the coverage 

This  warranty  only  covers  defects  in  materials  and  manufacturing.  Nolangroup  shall  not  be 
considered responsible for product defects that  can be attributed, either partially or in full, to any 
other cause, including but not limited to: 
Defects or damages resulting from using the Product in conditions that differ from the usual ones. 
Damages  caused  by  improper  use  not  conforming  with  normal  operation  in  accordance  with  the 
product operating and maintenance instructions provided by Nolangroup. 
Negligence and normal wear of internal and external parts. 
Any damage caused by an accident; 
Any  change  or  modification  made  to  the  helmet  or  to  the  N-com  system  by  the  user  or  by  third 
parties. 
Color changes or damages caused by exposure to harmful chemical products. 
The use of incompatible accessories that are not part of the N-Com product range. 
Moreover, the warranty does not cover product defects caused by fortuitous events, modifications 
or  adjustments,  causes  of  force  majeur  or  damages  deriving  from  the  product  coming  in  contact 
with liquids. 
The  internal  helmet  components  are  not  and  cannot  be  waterproof.  Consequently,  any  improper 
exposure  to  rain,  humidity,  food  spillages  or  other  liquids  can  result  in  damages  to  the  N-Com 
electronic devices, damages for which Nolan shall not be responsible. 
This  warranty  does  not  include  those  parts  subject  to  wear  and  tear  such  as,  for  example,  the 
rechargeable  battery  and  the  cables  used  for  connection  between  the  various  N-Com  systems  or 
between the N-Com systems and other devices. 
Since  Nolangroup  does  not  supply  the  system  on  which  the  cell  phones  work,  it  shall  not  be 
responsible  for  the  operation,  availability,  coverage,  services  or  range  pertaining  to  the 
aforementioned system. 
Whenever  the  product  is  used  in  conjunction  with  accessories  or  equipment  not  supplied  by 
Nolangroup,  Nolangroup  shall  not  guarantee  proper  operation  of  the  product/device  combination, 
nor will it accept requests for repairs or replacements under warranty in case the product is used in 
such a way. 

Summary of Contents for MCS II

Page 1: ...SAFETY AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE...

Page 2: ...s Long tests and thorough system development have made it possible to achieve the highest sound quality The MCS II system can only be assembled on Nolan helmets pre set for N Com The MCS II system all...

Page 3: ...ophone 11 3 2 Installing the Basic Kit2 MCS on the helmet 13 4 REMOVING THE MCS II SYSTEM 18 5 OPERATION OF THE MCS II SYSTEM 18 6 MAINTENANCE 19 7 LIMITED WARRANTY 19 7 1 Warranty coverage 20 7 2 Exc...

Page 4: ...the other accessories Warning The electronic components of the N Com mounted inside the helmet are not waterproof Consequently make sure the inside of the helmet including the comfort padding does not...

Page 5: ...o as to avoid audio reproduction at high volumes Constant exposure to high volumes may damage your hearing Caution Improperly installing the system in the helmet may alter the aerodynamic and safety p...

Page 6: ...embled dispose of it according to the instructions provided here below The presence of a crossed out wheelie bin indicates that in the European Union the product must be disposed of separately at the...

Page 7: ...OF THE PACKAGING Basic Kit2 MCS Removable Microphone Honda Goldwing connection cable Harley Davidson connection cable Key Clamp Microphone Stop Washer and screw Adhesive Velcro pads Microphone securi...

Page 8: ...d on the helmet shell Fig 1 and open the helmet chin guard flip up helmets Remove the right and left cheek pads from the helmet see specific instructions provided in the user manual of the helmet Remo...

Page 9: ...ing by pulling on the neck roll until it separates from the shell Fig 4 Temporarily put the padding on the outside of the helmet Fig 5 Remove the N Com cover from the helmet border gasket Push from th...

Page 10: ...8 Remove the right and left polystyrene cheek pads by gently pulling them out of the helmet The helmet shell can be opened slightly to facilitate the removal of the cheek pad Caution In case the polys...

Page 11: ...ly Fig 9 Note the flat part of the clamp must be facing upward when the microphone is positioned as shown in figure 10 Position the microphone in its support as shown in figure 11 being careful that t...

Page 12: ...d left hand side and position the microphone in its housing as shown in fig 13 making sure that the fluorescent band stays facing the inside of the helmet Fig 14 Fig 14 Secure the microphone to the ch...

Page 13: ...nside the helmet as shown in figure 15 next to the N Com housing in the shell Fig 16 Looking at the helmet from the outside slide the rear positioning tab into groove A as shown in the figure Press in...

Page 14: ...et gasket the gasket will have to be slightly deformed to facilitate the insertion Fig 18 Fig 19 Insert the microphone connector in the Basic Kit2 MCS Before you place the speaker in its housing apply...

Page 15: ...Make sure the cheek pad is properly positioned in its housing pushing in the lined corner underneath the ribbing on the shell Fig 21 Before you place the speaker in its housing apply the Velcro pad to...

Page 16: ...Y FOR FULL FACE HELMETS Insert the chin guard microphone side gently placing the microphone in its housing Then press down on the red tab until the chin guard is locked in place on the helmet Fig 22 F...

Page 17: ...sitioning of the cheek pad pulling the chinstrap toward the inside of the helmet and testing the press studs Caution Make sure that there are no cables sticking out of the helmet and that the loudspea...

Page 18: ...leasing the connector from the shell also remove the right part by releasing the Basic kit2 MCS from the shell pins Now remove the entire Basic Kit2 MCS from the helmet 5 OPERATION OF THE MCS II SYSTE...

Page 19: ...the contact area In case the system get wet several times rust or corrosion may form which damage the electrical contact If this happens it is recommended to clean the contacts of the connector secure...

Page 20: ...the helmet or to the N com system by the user or by third parties Color changes or damages caused by exposure to harmful chemical products The use of incompatible accessories that are not part of the...

Page 21: ...self the right to not carry out repairs under warranty if the aforementioned information is removed or modified after the original purchase of the product from the dealer 7 4 Procedure for the forward...

Page 22: ...l or consequential damages or the limitation of the duration of implied warranties as a result of this the previous limitations and exclusions may not be applicable to you This warranty does not have...

Page 23: ...8 WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM Product name MCS II v 03 Identification code Buyer s Information Name Last name Address Phone e mail Dealer s stamp Date of purchase...

Page 24: ...Printed on recycled paper MCS II v 03 19 12 2012 09 55 00...

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