BRP Ski-Doo OXYGEN - Ventilation System; Breath Guard

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B. THE HELMET
13. VENTILATION SYSTEM
The OXYGEN helmet has a two-way adjustable ventilation system. As needed,
you can modulate the air flow as per three distinct configurations:
1.
1.1.
1. OPEN
OPENOPEN
OPEN: When placing both sliding buttons on the « » position, this
indicates that the air circulates freely;
2. C
2. C2. C
2. CLOSED
LOSEDLOSED
LOSED: When placing both sliding buttons on the « » position, this
indicates that the air does not circulate;
3. OPEN
3. OPEN3. OPEN
3. OPEN/C
/C/C
/CLOSED
LOSEDLOSED
LOSED: When placing one of the sliding buttons (left or right) on the
« » position and the other one on the « » position, this indicates that the
air circulates freely on one side only.
In all three cases, it allows you to increase or reduce the air flow to reach the
desired level of comfort.
Note that the snowmobile speed, the windshield or the head rotation can
affect the air flow inside the helmet.
14. BREATH GUARD
The breath guard reduces fogging of the visor caused by breathing.
REMOVING THE BREATH GUARD
Grab and pull the breath guard from the sides first, then, detach the Velcro
portion in the middle.
INSTALLING THE BREATH GUARD
As shown below, firmly insert the breath guard between the cheek parts of the
impact absorbing liner and the trim. Begin by the four legs, and finish by the
Velcro part.
WARNING
WARNINGWARNING
WARNING
Do not carry or hold the helmet by the breath guard. The breath guard may
come off, causing the helmet to drop.