How do you secure the shroud to the lense?
1761704
back of the Projector lens has threads, a nut and a washer which holds it tight inside your headlamp
1761705
It appears to be threaded for very small screws. But i did not wish to spend the time to find any that worked. So i used JB plastic weld to secure the shroud to the projector body.
1761706
I used silicone sealant. You can pick up a tube of it at any hardware store. First I cut out a hole to make room for the solenoid, then I ran a bead around the gap between the shroud and the lens. Next I flattened the bead with my finger. Make sure you don't get any sealant on the lens itself or on the reflector.
1874734
On my lens there is a ridged release button on the lens just next to where the red line-up dot is on the adapter. Push down on the button and turn the adapter. It should come right off.
2086215
You don't. At least I've had no luck taking them off when this happens. You now have a lens that is "married" to that adapter.
30635
Fine threads allow you to turn it clockwise to attach it to the installed lense. A lite two fingered "snug" when tightning it down, is all you need to confirm that it is fully seated.
1229735
There will be a small notch between the colored base and the lens housing. Place a penny in this slot and twist. It should separate exposing the batteries. Replace your batteries and then snap the two halves back together. Good luck.
959414
Not a problem. There's a hole for that. Although you have to hold the cover out of the way of the lens.
1753380
I take the plastic sleeves off the three prongs and jam them into the styrofoam of the helmet in a location where I can secure it with zip ties. I ride with the mirror all the time, so there's no need for me to be able to remove it. (The adaptor doesn't work too well anyway.)
901967
When you have the cover off, lift the shroud that goes over the battery section
1666794
I believe there are 2 screws on each sides. Once you get those off, the lens should come off.
836978
I am with U 2.. need an easy way to protect my lens from the abuse my kid put it through ---HELP!!! Camera is a CANON S5IS
24877
Flip the mount upside down so that the flat face is facing down. There is a small metal lever attached to the mount that you push to release the lens. While pushing this metal piece, turn the lens off of the mount.
1347749
There should be a groove in the lens where it mates to the case near the switch. Stick a coin in the groove and twist, the lens should pop off.
1509512
There are small allen head set-screws on either side of the camera piece which lock the angle. You have to loosen then to move it and then tighten to lock it back.
2022563
Use a small coin such as a penny or a dime to carefully separate the red lens from the black body. Battery compartment is inside.
1126866
One can use Allen wrench (hex key). I angled the camera and goggles in a way that I can tighten down the supplied handle for mounts then just pushed the camera until I found the shooting angle that I wanted.
905367
slip the loop(seems like a single string but is a loop) around the neck strap, open the string loop and slip the lens cap through the loop in the string you wrapped around the neck strap and it is on the strap. Slide the cap close to one end or the other of the neck strap and remove the cap and let it dangle while you take pics and then just squeese it to snap it back in place when you want to protect the lens. Hope this helps. :)
1956070
On the lense itself, it must be set to f22, then lock it (its a tiny notch thing you push up).