Autocom AIR Instruction Manual download pdf (Page 10)

View from underside

of three part type

helmet

View from

underside

of one part type

helmet

Remove

straps and

lift out complete

The fabric is either taped, glued or

elasticated over the foam/polystyrene

and so it is easy to install the speakers

behind the lining. Note that the wire

should come out of the speaker towards

the back of the helmet.

Before replacing the cheek pads, tape

the boom and the headset loom to the

outer shell or the back side of the

cheek pad. When the cheek pad is fitted

back into the helmet, it will secure the

boom and loom inside the helmet.

Do not modify the helmet.

The fabric is either taped, glued or

elasticated over the foam/polystyrene

and so it is easy to install the speakers

behind the lining. Note that the wire

should come out of the speaker towards

the back of the helmet.

Before replacing the cheek pads, tape

the boom and the headset loom to the

outer shell or the back side of the cheek

pad. When the cheek pad is fitted back

into the helmet, it will secure the boom

and loom inside the helmet.

Do not modify the helmet.

BASIC PRINCIPLE HOW HELMETS ARE ASSEMBLED

Three Part Inner Helmet Design

There are two main types of typical full face helmet designs, one is a one part chin and cheek

pad design, per the illustration at the bottom of this page, the other and more popular type is a three

part chin/cheek pad design, per the illustration below.

Most full face helmets do not have the cheek pads glued in and are just a compression fit, which makes

them much easier to remove (although some are quite tight).

For more details of open face or flip front helmets please see our website www.autocom.co.uk

One Part Inner Helmet Design

Boom microphone assembly

Peel back tape and lining, slide

speaker inside pushing it right

up to the strap hole

Return assembly as removed

Tape to hold

in place

Remove

straps and lift out

each cheek pad

individually

Boom

microphone

assembly

Tape boom to outer shell

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