Cobalt Digital Inc 336, Owner'S Manual

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COBALT
336
DAY CRUISER
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ECTION
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1 – Cabin Filler Supports
2 – Cabin Filler Slides from Stowed and
Deployed Positions
3 – Cabin Filler Door
HOT WATER TANK
The hot water heater unit can operate 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 WATER HEATER.
In addition, when the engines operate, engine
coolant (hot water) is circulated through a coil in the
water heater, heating the fresh water to maintain
hot water in the system. The hot water system and
the entire freshwater system in your Cobalt boat
must be winterized for proper storage.
Water heaters not used for more than two weeks
may produce hydrogen gas.
To reduce the risk of injury under these conditions,
open the hot water faucet for several minutes at the
kitchen sink before you use any electrical appliance
connected to the hot water system.
If hydrogen is present, you probably will hear
unusual sounds like air escaping through the pipe
as water begins to flow. Allow the water to flow until
these sounds disappear.
Water Heater
The water heater is located under the helm seat
cockpit floor. Access it by removing the floor access
lid or through mid cockpit floor storage and
removing the starboard access panel.
MICROWAVE
The microwave 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
MICROWAVE. For additional information, refer to
the microwave operating manual in your owner’s
packet.
REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER
The refrigerator/freezer receives its power from the
12V DC electrical system. The electrical system
must be energized correctly at the cabin distribution
panel. The 12V DC main switch must be turned on
and the switch marked REFRIGERATOR.
The thermostat control is inside the refrigerator.
For additional information, refer to the refrigerator
operator’s manual in your owner’s packet.
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DANGER
Avoid the possibility of injury or death
from explosion or fire. Do not smoke or
have any flame near an open faucet;
hydrogen gas is extremely flammable.