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34 276 Owner’s Manual
COBALT
276
BOWRIDER
S
ECTION
3
WATER SYSTEM
If your Cobalt boat is equipped with a transom
shower (optional), the system allows for potable
(drinkable) water to be stored onboard for the
transom shower. Refer to
Section 1 ,
Specifications , for the capacity of the water
system.
The system is operated by a 12V DC water pump
located in the engine compartment. It is necessary
for the 12V DC system to be energized and the
WATER PRESSURE switch to be turned on to
operate the water system. The water pump works
on demand. It will not automatically shut off when
the freshwater tank is empty.
To clean the water tank, refer to Section 6 , Water
Systems .
Consult your authorized Cobalt dealer for
winterization requirements.
MARINE TOILET (HEAD) AND
MACERATOR - OPTIONAL
Instructions
Before operating the head for the first time, refer to
the marine toilet owner’s manual in your owner’s
packet.
To avoid a fine, remove the handle of the seacock
(in the CLOSED position) or disable the system by
other means.
Manually Operated Head
1. Open the inlet water seacock.
2. Pump the floor pedal 2-4 times to fill the bowl
with water.
3. To flush, depress the foot pedal and operate
flush handle next to head at the same time.
Operate handle until all waste is removed.
To empty the bowl of excess water, operate flush
button until water level decreases to desired level.
The marine toilet (head) allows you to hold the
waste in a holding tank. The waste can then be
pumped out through a deck plate fitting marked
“WASTE.”
Electrically Operated Head
1. Open the inlet water seacock below the cabin
floor.
2. If overboard discharge is to be used, make sure
the “Y” valve is in the overboard position.
NOTICE: The purpose of dual
batteries is to keep one as a
spare. In the “both” position,
you essentially have one larger
battery and if a failure should
occur with the electrical
systems or either battery, both
batteries will end up discharged.
A
WARNING
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING OR
ROTATING PARTS HAZARD
Poisonous CO gases are present at the
rear of the craft when the engine is
running. Exposure to CO gases can
cause death or serious injury. A rotating
propeller can cut or entangle causing
death or serious injury. DO NOT use the
swim/boarding platform when the
engine is running.
NOTICE: Overboard discharge
of waste water should only be
used in approved areas. It is
your responsibility to comply
with local regulations regarding
the discharge of waste. You
could be fined if your boat has
an operable overboard
discharge system.
CAUTION
Avoid damage to the waste system. Do
not flush into a full holding tank.