The Visor; The Sun Visor - AGV Orbyt Manual Del Usuario

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THE VISOR

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The visor of the Orbyt helmet is made in scratch-resistant polycarbonate. Fixing
is made by screwing on both sides of the helmet using mechanisms that govern
its movement at the same time. The visor working positions are two: fully up and
fully down. All positions are reached with a clearly audible click at the end of
the rotation.
The visor can be easily removed and installed acting on the adjustment mechanisms. A flat-headed
screwdriver and a small coin are enough.
REMOVAL
To carry out the following operations, we recommend you sit down with the helmet on your legs.
Start working on the mechanism on the left of the helmet.
1. Lift the visor fully up (fig. 01).
2. Leveraging with the screwdriver, remove the covering plate acting on the slot in the bottom
part, paying attention not to damage the paint (fig. 02).
3. Loosen and remove the fastening screw using a screwdriver or a coin (fig. 03).
4. Carefully remove the cover (fig. 04), paying attention not to lose the anti-rotation washer
(fig. 05) and the 3 rubber rings located on the pins of the mechanism below (fig. 06).
5. Repeat operations 2, 3 and 4, acting on the mechanism on the right of the helmet, bearing in
mind that now the visor is resting only on the left mechanism.
6. The visor is now completely released: take it out of its housings (fig. 07).
Attention! The covers of the two mechanisms are different and cannot be reversed. Inside, the
left one is marked "LEFT", the right one "RIGHT". Moreover, being also the actuator of the sun vi-
sor, the left one is provided with a support on the knurling, to make it easier to hold it with
your hand.
INSTALLATION
To carry out the following operations, we recommend you sit down with the helmet on your legs.
Start working on the VISOR mechanism on the left of the helmet.
1. Get the visor near the helmet as if it were in the fully open position, then rest it the onto the
mechanism, ensuring that the positioning marks match their relative housings (fig. 08).
2. Place the mechanism cover so that the cylindrical pin (A) goes into the quadrangular housing
(B) and that the three round holes match the three pins with rubber rings (fig. 09).
3. Place the anti-rotation washer at the centre of the cover (fig. 5), taking care to align the 2 inter-
nal notches with the appropriate slots in the mechanism.
4. Insert and tighten the screw using a screwdriver or a coin (fig. 10).
Continue the installation moving to the right side of the helmet.
5. Rest the visor onto the right mechanism.
6. Place the mechanism cover so that the quadrangular slot in the centre of the cover engages the
shaped tooth on the mechanism housing (fig. 11).
7. Place the anti-rotation washer at the centre of the cover (fig. 5), taking care to align the 2 inter-
nal notches with the appropriate slots in the mechanism.
8. Insert and tighten the screw using a screwdriver or a coin (fig. 12).
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10. Check the visor is correctly installed: the movement must be fluid and the two closed and open
positions must be reached with a clearly audible click.
11. Then install the two covering plates, making sure the cylindrical pin is inserted into its appro-
priate housing on the movement cover.
Attention! Carry out all visor installation and removal operations carefully. If, while installing
or removing the visor, some element should break, or if some linkage damage is discovered,
please contact an AGV Service Centre and do not use the helmet before it is checked.
CLEANING
For optimum cleaning, remove the component from the helmet and clean it using a soft cloth and
warm water: if the component is very dirty, add some neutral detergent to the water. Rinse under
running water and dry with a soft cloth. Cleaning is easier and more effective immediately after
using the helmet.
Attention! Never use petrol, benzene, glass cleaners, abrasive products or chemical solvents,
as they could compromise the properties of the component. Never attempt to remove dirt or sed-
iments using sharp or pointed objects. Do not dry it using heat sources.
The Orbyt helmet has a pivoted, removable sun visor that retracts between
the outer shell and the polystyrene internal shell. The movement is feasible from
the outside using the cover of the left mechanism.
THE MOVEMENT
With the helmet on, to lower the visor, rotate the cover forward, holding the appropriate support.
To lift it, rotate it backwards (fig. 13).
REMOVAL
To carry out the following operations, we recommend you sit down with the helmet on your legs.
1. Fully lower the sun visor and place the visor in the fully open position.
2. Grab the sun visor near one of its fastening slots (fig. 14).
3. Pull the sun visor towards the front of the helmet, releasing it from the mechanism (fig. 15).
4. Repeat operations 2 and 3 on the opposite side to remove the sun visor from the helmet.
INSTALLATION
To carry out the following operations, we recommend you sit down with the helmet on your legs.
1. Raise the visor to the fully open position and make sure the knurled cover controlling the sun
visor movement is rotated forward, to allow the engagement of the sun visor itself.
2. Grab one of the two sun visor ends and insert it into the relative internal fastening housing
(fig. 16).
3. Fasten the end of the sun visor to the mechanism, making sure that the slot on the sun visor
engages the device firmly with an audible click (fig. 17).
4. Repeat operations 2 and 3 on the opposite side to install the sun visor on the helmet.
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THE SUN VISOR

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