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336 Owner’s Manual
COBALT
336
DAY
CRUISER
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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.
CARBON MONOXIDE
DETECTOR
A carbon monoxide detector is located in the
berthing area. The detector receives power from
the 12V DC system. The detector will be
operational any time the battery power is on. When
occupying the boat, 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.
CO poisoning should not be confused with
seasickness, intoxication or heat stress. If someone
complains of irritated eyes, headache, nausea,
weakness or dizziness, or you suspect CO
poisoning, immediately move the person to fresh
air, investigate the cause, and take corrective
action. Seek medical attention if necessary.
A CO detector will only detect the presence of
carbon monoxide gas at its sensor and will not
detect other vapors such as gasoline. CO may be
present in other areas.
Electronic devices have limited life spans and may
fail without warning. Inspect the CO detector
periodically. Refer to the detector manufacturer’s
literature and follow their recommendation for
replacement.
COB_0101_A
Switch
Air Flow
A
DANGER
Avoid the possibility of injury or death
from exposure to carbon monoxide
(CO). All gasoline and diesel engines
and fuel-burning appliances such as
heaters, stoves and generators produce
CO. CO is a colorless, odorless and
dangerous gas. Direct and prolonged
exposure to CO will cause brain damage
or death. Signs of exposure to CO
include nausea, dizziness, drowsiness,
ears ringing, headaches,
unconsciousness and cherry red skin
color. Avoid exposing your passengers
or yourself to carbon monoxide. Test the
carbon monoxide detector operation
before each trip, at least once a week
and after the boat has been in storage.
DO NOT tamper with the operation of the
carbon monoxide detector. It is installed
for your safety.
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