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3-44 336 Owner’s Manual
COBALT
336
DAY CRUISER
S
ECTION
3
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.
Porta Potti
1. Depress the bellows pump to fill the bowl with
water.
2. To flush, pull out the slide valve handle, located
on the front of the unit. Depress the bellows
pump one or more times until all waste is
removed.
3. Close the slide valve by pushing the handle fully
in.
The marine toilet (head) has its own holding tank
and can be emptied manually, or if the “pump out
with or without macerator” option is installed, the
waste can be pumped out through a deck plate
fitting marked “WASTE”, or overboard with the
optional macerator.
Electrically Operated Head
1. Make sure inlet and outlet seacocks are all
open.
2. Push the button to operate.
3. Operate until the bowl is completely flushed and
the discharge pump has scavenged water from
the bottom of the bowl.
The Jabsco electric marine toilet will provide years
of trouble-free service if properly used. It will handle
waste and toilet tissue. It will NOT handle rags,
sanitary napkins or hard, solid objects.
If the bowl does not pump out and begins to fill,
partially close the inlet valve until the bowl is
cleared and completely pumped out. Then operate
for a few seconds with both valves open to clear the
entire toilet and discharge system. For maximum
safety, when the toilet is not in use or the vessel is
unattended, close both the inlet and discharge
seacocks.
To drain for winter lay-up, close the inlet valve and
operate for a few seconds until all water is pumped
out.
After long periods of nonuse, the toilet and pump
may dry out. To ease initial start-up, put about 1 qt
(1 L) of water in bowl and let stand a while before
initial use.
Your boat is fitted with a waste holding tank. It is
emptied through the deck plate fitting marked
“WASTE”. Waste is pumped from the head through
a sanitary waste hose to the top portion of the tank.
A sanitary waste hose is attached to the bottom of
the tank, and runs to the dockside pump-out plate.
An overboard vent keeps the tank at atmospheric
pressure regardless of waste levels.
The optional macerator system allows the
discharging of waste water from the waste tank
directly overboard. For additional operating
information, refer to the macerator operator’s
manual.
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.
To avoid a fine, remove the
handle of the seacock (in the
CLOSED position) or disable
the system by other means such
as locking the “Y” valve in the
“pump-out” position.
A
CAUTION
Avoid damage to the waste system. Do
not flush into a full holding tank.