Cobalt Digital Inc 220, Owner'S Manual

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If the boat is fitted with a waste holding tank, it is emptied through the deck plate fitting
marked “WASTE.” Waste is pumped from the head through a sanitary waste hose to the
top portion of the tank. A sanitary waste hose is attached to the bottom of the tank, and
runs to the dockside pumpout plate. An overboard vent keeps the tank at atmospheric
pressure regardless of waste levels.
All the components of the waste system are made of materials specially formulated to
prevent odor permeation. It is strongly recommended you regularly add chemical to your
tank by flushing it through the head. The chemical helps to control odor and break down
the waste. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions on the chemical before using.
DO NOT FLUSH INTO A FULL HOLDING TANK. ATTEMPTING TO FLUSH THE HEAD
WHEN THE TANK IS FULL COULD RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE WASTE SYSTEM.
A waste tank level monitor may be installed to provide a visual indication of the amount
of waste in the tank. Refer to individual model for more information.
WASTE DISPOSAL
Dockside Pumpout – This system directs all waste to the
holding tank. To clear the tank of waste water, you will
need to use the dockside pumpout services provided at
marinas or other facilities.
To empty the tank of waste, a suction hose is connented to
the pumpout plate and to the dockside pump.
OVERBOARD DISCHARGE OF WASTE SHOULD ONLY BE USED IN APPROVED
AREAS. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO COMPLY WITH LOCAL REGULATIONS REGARDING THE
DISCHARGE OF WASTE.
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