SCHUBERTH C3 Manuel page 39

D. THE HELMET
Important:
When not in use, the helmet should never be used to deposit
gloves or any other objects since the scratch-sensitive inner visor
shield could otherwise be damaged.
Important:
When new, the inner plate has a protective fi lm; this fi lm should
not be removed until the helmet is used for the fi rst time.
Important:
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The Pinlock inner visor shield may only be used in conjunction
with the SCHUBERTH main visor that has been specially designed
for this purpose. Do not on any account fi t the Pinlock
visor to any other visor. This also expressly applies to other visor
variants.
Opening the visor
To open the visor, use your thumb to push
the visor up, using one of the fi nger tabs
situated to the left and right of the visor,
and move it to the desired position.
Visor lock (including city position)
The visor can be locked in any one of seven positions. The second
position (city position) locks more strongly. It is therefore easy to
feel the city position of the visor – especially while riding. When you
push the visor open, it may well travel beyond the city position, but
it is easy to fi nd this position by moving it downwards again. The
visor mechanism requires no additional lubrication. The visor can be
operated at any time irrespective of the position of the sun visor.
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Closing the visor
To close the visor, grip the fi nger tabs
at top left and right and press the visor
down with a movement of the hand until
it audibly engages into place.
REPLACING THE VISOR SHIELD
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Changing the visor screen is easy to do without tools with the
convenient EasyChange visor mechanism. To replace the visor, it is
helpful to place the helmet on a fl at surface or on your thighs while
seated.
Removing the visor
1. Slide the visor into the uppermost
lock-in position.
2. Press the spring element underneath
the visor mechanism towards the
visor opening, then do the same with
the spring element on the other side.
3. Move the visor upwards until it is
released from the visor mechanism.
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