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- Turn off while refueling. Do not use the N-Com system in filling stations. Do not use the device near combustible materi-
als or chemical products.
- Turn off in proximity to explosive materials.
1.4. Appropriate use
- Use the device only in the normal position, as described in the product documentation.
- Do not attempt to disassemble, tamper with or modify any part of the N-Com system.
1.5. Qualified personnel
- Only qualified personnel can carry out technical assistance on this product. In case of any malfunction, always turn to your
local dealer.
- The helmet is a safety device. Tampering with it and/or with the electronic system inside the helmet, in addition to invalidating
the product warranty, can also lead to dangerous situations.
1.6. Accessories and batteries
- Only use the type of batteries, battery chargers and accessories approved by Nolan for the specific model.
- The use of a type different from the recommended one may lead to dangerous situations and invalidate the warranty.
- Contact your local dealer to see about the availability of approved accessories.
- When disconnecting the power supply cable of any accessory or of the battery charger, always grab and pull the plug not
the cable.
- Do not use batteries for purposes that are different from the prescribed ones.
- Never use batteries or battery chargers that turn out to be damaged.
- Do not short-circuit the battery.
- Keep the battery at a temperature between 10°C and 35°C.
- Danger of fire or explosion: do not throw the batteries into a fire nor expose them to high temperatures!
- Do not throw out batteries together with household refuse. The batteries should be disposed of in compliance with local
regulations.
1.7. Disposal
Refer to this user manual and to manuals related to other parts of the N-Com system in order to disassemble the system
from the helmet. Once the system has been disassembled, dispose of it according to the following instructions:
- If the product bears the symbol of a crossed-out trash bin, this means that it is covered by European
Directive 2002/96/EC.
- All electric and electronic products must be disposed of separately from the town selective waste
collection, by means of specific waste disposal facilities set up by the government or by local authorities.
- The proper disposal of obsolete equipment contributes to preventing possible negative consequences
on people’s health and on the environment.
- Do not throw the battery out with household waste.
- All batteries as well as electric and electronic components must be disassembled, separated and
taken to specific waste collection centers authorized for waste recycling.
- For more detailed information on the disposal of obsolete equipment, contact your municipality, a
waste disposal service or the store where the product was purchased.
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