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1.4 Regardless of the initial position of the
visor, this one will remain in its maximum
open position after the chin guard has
been opened. If the helmet is used with
chin guard open (J configuration), it is
recommended that you place the left side
locking slider in position "J" to secure the
chin guard in this position (Fig.5B).
2 CHIN GUARD CLOSING
2.1 Pull the chin guard forward,
accompanying it as it rotates, until you
hear the clicks of the closing mechanism
(Fig.3).
2.2 Regardless of the initial position of the
visor, the visor will remain in its maximum
open position after the chin guard has
been closed.
2.3 Make sure the chin guard is correctly
fastened by pulling it forwards and by
checking that both sides remain fastened
to the shell.
When the left side locking slider is in
position "P", the chin guard can be opened
and/or closed (Fig.5A).
When the left side locking slider is in
position "J", the chin guard cannot be
closed and remains blocked in open
position (Fig.5B).
WARNING: When the left side
Fig. 5B
locking slider is in position "J" do
not force the closing of the chin guard
because it could damage the helmet's
closing mechanism. Move the locking
slider to position "P" (Fig.5A) to close
the chin guard.
WARNING : The protection level of
this helmet whilst riding depends on
the configuration adopted by the user: total
protection if the chin guard and visor are
closed, partial protection if the chin guard
and/or visor are open.
- Do not remove nor tamper with the fixing
screws that connect the chin guard to the
shell.
- Do not use the helmet without chin guard.
- Never use the helmet in case of
malfunctioning and/or damages of the chin
guard opening system. In case of doubts
regarding the correct operation of the chin
Fig. 5A
guard opening mechanism, contact a SHARK
authorized dealer.
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