Cobalt Digital Inc 220S, Owner'S Manual

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COBALT
220S
BOWRIDER
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8. ACCENT LIGHTING SWITCH AND DIMMER -
OPTIONAL
It is the operator’s responsibility to know and
comply with local laws. Although not universally
regulated, some color lights may not be compliant
with certain local ordinances. Please know your
local marine lighting regulations before use.
9. UNDERWATER LIGHTING SWITCH (Optional) -
Your boat may be equipped with underwater
lighting and the operating switch may be located
here. If not located under the dash, you will find the
switch in the transom area.
10. 12-VOLT ACCESSORY POWER
RECEPTACLE -
Your Cobalt boat is equipped with
a 12-volt accessory power receptacle. The
receptacle provides electricity to operate 12V DC
accessory items. Limit the accessory to 10 Amps.
11. TILT STEERING RELEASE LEVER - Adjusts
the steering wheel angle to a comfortable operating
position when the boat is not moving.
12. BILGE BLOWER - This switch activates the
engine compartment ventilation blower to remove
explosive fumes from the area. The blower must be
operated for a minimum of four minutes each time
before starting the engine or generator. In addition,
the blower should be operated continuously when
at idle or running at slow speeds.
13. IGNITION - Each engine has its separate
ignition switch. In dual-engine applications, the left
switch is for the port engine, and the right switch is
for the starboard engine.
14. CIRCUIT BREAKERS - There are breakers
located under the helm for the helm labeled
protected device. These breakers will activate if
overloaded and cut power to the switch. To restore
power, turn off the device, push the breaker button
in and release. If the button continues to pop out
when the device is used, see your authorized
Cobalt dealer. Your boat may not be equipped with
all of these features or options.
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WARNING
Avoid injury, death or explosion.
• Check engine compartment for
gasoline or vapors.
• Operate blower for four minutes.
• Verify blower operation.
• Run blower below cruising speed.