Cobalt Digital Inc 190, Manual, Page: 37 / 64

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B
OAT
O
PERATION
4
During engine(s) operation, engine coolant (hot water) is circulated through a coil in
the water heater, heating the fresh water. Note the hot water system as well as the
entire fresh water system in your Cobalt must be winterized for proper storage.
C
ABIN
E
LECTRIC
P
ANEL
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ONLY
This panel controls all of the ship’s optional and accessory electrical systems.
12 VDC
This panel has one master switch controlling the individual items as noted. Note
that each switch is a circuit breaker type switch.
110 VAC
The 110-volt system has three master switches. The top switch is the primary
circuit running off shore power #1 (noted at inlets in rear storage area on transom).
The second switch is for shore power #2. The third switch can be energized in lieu
of the second switch (mechanically locked out) to allow one shore power feed (#1)
to feed both #1 and #2 circuits. This should be used when there is only one circuit
available at your shore station. If it is set-up in this manner, air-conditioning cannot
be used.
Once the main master switch(es) is energized, the appropriate function can be
energized using the switches as noted. Note that each switch is a circuit breaker
type switch.
S
TOVE
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ONLY
The cabin-mounted, single burner, electric stove operates only on 110 VAC when
the ship’s optional generator is running or the boat is connected to shore power with
the appropriate switches energized.
S
HOWER
C
OMPARTMENT
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With the ship’s water system turned on, the shower can be used by raising the
nozzle of the sink faucet.
W
ATER
S
YSTEM
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Your Cobalt is equipped with a 31-gallon capacity water system (37-gallons
including hot water heater). The system is operated by a 12 VDC water pump
located in the engine compartment. It is necessary for the ship’s batteries to be
turned on and the appropriate switch on the cabin electrical panel to be energized
for the water system to operate. Consult your Cobalt Dealer for winterization
requirements.