Cobalt Digital Inc 1999 190, Owner'S Manual

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L
IFTING
Y
OUR
C
OBALT
Please consult your Cobalt dealer for the proper method of lifting your Cobalt.
THE SKI TOW CANNOT BE USED TO LIFT THE BOAT. IT CAN ONLY BE USED FOR
WATER SKIING. IT IS NOT DESIGNED FOR TOWING ANOTHER BOAT OR FOR PARASAILING. THE
TRANSOM MOUNTED EYES SHOULD BE USED FOR PULLING A HEAVIER LOAD.
W
ATER
S
KI
T
OWING
The ski tow hook may be used for one or more lines for water ski towing only.
WHENEVER A SKIER OR SWIMMER IS CLOSE TO THE BOAT, SHUT OFF THE
ENGINE TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY.
THE SKI TOW CANNOT BE USED TO LIFT THE BOAT. IT CAN ONLY BE USED FOR
WATER SKIING. IT IS NOT DESIGNED FOR TOWING ANOTHER BOAT OR FOR PARASAILING. THE
TRANSOM MOUNTED EYES SHOULD BE USED FOR PULLING A HEAVIER LOAD.
THE STERN DRIVE UNIT HAS MANY SHARP EDGES, ESPECIALLY THE PROPELLER.
EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN NEAR THE STERN DRIVE UNIT.
T
ELESCOPING
A
NCHOR
L
IGHT
To activate, turn on the navigation light switch. The anchor light will first raise into
position, then illuminate. When the light switch is turned off, the light will immediately
turn off and after a 1.5 second computer check, the pole will automatically retract into
it’s below-deck storage position. The top of the lens will be flush with the top of the
deck ring. If the light does not retract automatically, do not force down, contact your
Cobalt dealer.
To operate the S.O.S. distress signal, turn on the anchor light and allow it to fully extend
and illuminate. Wait a minimum of two seconds as the light runs a circuit check.
Anytime thereafter, you may toggle the light switch (rapidly turning the light off the
immediately back on). The light will start to flash the Morse code S.O.S. and continue
flashing S.O.S. until it is toggled again. The light will then illuminate constantly. You
may turn the anchor light off in either mode and it will retract automatically.
H
EATER
-
OPTIONAL
Consult the owner’s manual supplied with the heater for proper operation.
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OAT
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