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Battery Replacement: (See page 6)
- Only adults should replace the battery.
- Tool required: Phillips screw driver (not included).
- The battery is placed inside the adjustable knob. Remove the
detachable pad at the back and unscrew the screw to dismantle
the knob.
- Loosen the 3 screws by using a Phillips screw driver and open
the battery cover. Remove the used battery and dispose it
properly. Put the new lithium battery into the battery slot with
the correct polarity. Close the battery cover and re-screw the 4
screws by using a Phillips screwdriver. Make sure the screws are
securely tight.
Warning! Non-rechargeable battery is not to be recharged.
Rechargeable battery is only to be charged under adult
supervision. Rechargeable battery is to be removed before
being charged. Battery is to be inserted with the correct polarity.
Exhausted battery is to be removed. The supply terminal is not to
be short-circuited.
Part II. Warnings
A. This helmet is made to absorb the energy of one significant
blow. Even though damage may not be apparent, it is imperative
that any helmet having suffered from an impact in an accident or
received a severe blow, deep scratches or other abuse, should
be replaced immediately. The lifespan of the helmet is 4 years
from date of manufacture, After 2 years of usage of an average
wearing time of 180 days of use per year, the helmet also has to
be exchanged.
B. Only use your helmet for riding pedal cycle, skateboarding, in-
line skating or roller skating. It is not designed for other sports or
motor vehicle use.
C. WARNING! This helmet should not be used by children while
climbing or doing other activities when there is risk of strangulation/
hanging if the child gets trapped with the helmet.
D. Some injuries cannot be prevented by any helmet.
Part III. Helmet care.
A. Every time you use this helmet, check that nothing is badly torn,
worn or missing.
B. Never remove or modify the original elements that constitute the
helmet, or add accessories not recommended by the manufacturer,
as it may put the protective role of the helmet at risk.
C. For cleaning your helmet, use only a soft cloth, mild soap and
water.
D. The protection given by the helmet may be severely reduced
by the application of the paint, adhesive stickers and transfers,
cleaning fluids, chemicals and other solvents; use only materials
recommended by the helmet manufacturer.
E. The helmet will be damaged if exposed to temperatures
exceeding 60 C. If damaged, the helmet must be destroyed and
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replaced immediately.
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