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B. Make sure that in this position ("inactive VPS") - shown in Fig. 12 - the VPS sunscreen
remains steadily open.
C. Pull up the visor and make sure that the VPS sunscreen remains in position until it is
reached by the visor and that it then slides with the visor until it is fully open.
D. Pull down the visor and check that the VPS sunscreen remains fully open at first and
that it is later pulled downwards to the same intermediate position as at the end of step
A ("inactive VPS"). This way it does not affect visibility.
E. Pull down the VPS sunscreen completely by sliding it downwards, skipping the inter-
mediate notches until it overlaps the visor ("active VPS").
While carrying out these operations, verify that the external latches of the VPS system
remain always fixed.
In case of malfunctioning, repeat all the above mentioned procedures correctly.
VPS DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
To remove the VPS system from the helmet, pull down the visor and, with lowered VPS
("active VPS"), turn the latches towards the upper part of the helmet as in Fig. 19.
Remove the VPS from the helmet by slightly pulling outwards the side ends.
Reassemble the auxiliary side covers on both sides of the visor by inserting the front flap
into the special slot. Hook the covers to the visor by pressing them on the rear hollow
(see Fig. 17).
Pull the helmet visor up and down to check the correct assembly.
- After each assembly or disassembly procedure of the different parts, always check
that the visor mechanism works properly by pulling the visor up and down; if neces-
sary, repeat the steps described above.
- If the visor and/or VPS pulling-up /-down mechanisms are damaged or malfunction-
ing, refer to a Nolan authorised dealer.
- To disassemble and reassemble the visor, remove the VPS from the helmet either pro-
ceeding as explained before or operating directly the central buttons of the auxiliary
side covers. Then refer to the proper section in the user's manual.
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