Cobalt Digital Inc 323 Day Cruiser, Owner'S Manual

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COBALT
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DAY CRUISER
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STOVE
The cabin-mounted, single-burner, electric stove
operates if your boat is connected to shore power
(110V AC) or the optional generator is running.
Energize the appropriate switches on the cabin
distribution panel and the switch marked STOVE.
For additional information, refer to the stove
operator’s manual in your owner’s packet.
TELEVISION/STEREO
The television/stereo is located in the cabin,
forward of head, and operates on 12V DC. To
operate the television:
1. Turn on the battery MAIN and TV/STEREO
switches located on the cabin distribution panel.
2. To turn on the power for the TV, slide the red
button, located at the top right corner of the TV,
to the right.
Power to unit cannot be turned on with remote, but
can be controlled by remote once power is on.
The stereo AM/FM/CD/DVD can also be operated.
Refer to the TV/CD/DVD operator’s manual for
complete operation information in your owner’s
packet.
AIR COMPRESSOR
A high-volume air compressor is conveniently
located in the starboard aft walk-thru storage
compartment to inflate your favorite water toys.
Plug the air compressor into the accessory
receptacle in the glove box, under the starboard
side dash or in the accessory receptacle in the
cabin console.
Avoid direct exposure to water and keep stowed
when not in use.
SPOTLIGHT - OPTIONAL
All functions of the spotlight can be electrically
operated by remote control from the helm using the
remote control panel. For additional information,
refer to the spotlight operating instructions in your
owner’s packet.
CARBON MONOXIDE
DETECTOR
Carbon monoxide detectors are located throughout
the yacht in primary berthing areas, such as the
salon and staterooms. The detectors receive power
from the 12V DC system. The detectors will be
operational any time the battery power is on. If
occupying the yacht, make sure power is supplied.
The green light on the detector may flash for 15
minutes while it warms up; however, it is fully
functional. If the unit alarm sounds, evacuate all
persons from the cabin area to fresh air
immediately and investigate the cause. Do not
return to the cabin area until the cause of the CO
has been identified and corrected. For additional
information, refer to the carbon monoxide detector
operating instructions in your owner’s packet.
COB_0101_A
Switch
Air Flow