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4-9
Systems
All the components which comprise the waste
system are made of materials specially formulated
to prevent odor permeation and to resist chemical
actions. It is strongly recommended that you
regularly add chemical to your waste tank by
flushing it through the head. The chemical helps to
control odor and break down the waste. Follow the
manufacturer’s instructions on the chemical before
using.
VacuFlush ®
Your Cobalt 360 Performance Cruiser is equipped
with a VacuFlush Head System. In order to use
toilet system, turn on the “MAIN”, “HEAD”, and
“WATER PRESSURE” breakers at the cabin
distribution panel. Turn on switch located behind
the toilet, initially the red light will illuminate until a
vacuum is generated in the tank (approximately
one minute, must have small amount of water in
bowl). The green light will come on when the
system is ready to operate. Lift lever for extra
water, if needed, and depress lever to flush.
Overboard shutoff valve for optional macerator is
accessed through cover below the helm seat. This
must be open before using the macerator.
Flushing is controlled by pushing down on the pedal
at the base of the toilet. Lifting up on the pedal will
raise the water level in the bowl, if needed.
Vacuum energy is maintained in the system at all
times. When the toilet is flushed, the vacuum
energy stored in the system is released instantly
clearing the bowl of waste.
Under normal operating conditions, the red lamp
will light after each flush until the pump recharges
the vacuum to proper operating level then the
green lamp will light.
If there is constant green light or red light cycling
between flushes, it may indicate a leak in the
vacuum system. The vacuum pump will normally
operate automatically every so often to recharge
the vacuum.
CAUTION
Do not flush into a full holding tank.
Attempting to flush the head when the
tank is full could result in damage to the
waste system.
VacuFlush Status Panel
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1. VacuFlush Status Panel
A continuous red light indicates an extended loss
in vacuum as a result of a blockage, pump failure
or massive vacuum leak. Turn off the system and
have your Cobalt dealer repair the system as
soon as possible. Please refer to the VacuFlush
manual for further information.
Macerator Discharge Pump (Optional)
The optional macerator system allows the
discharging of waste water directly overboard
through a seacock. The seacock’s valve located
under helm access cover must be opened to allow
activation of the macerator pump switch located in
the head area. For additional operating
information, refer to the macerator operator’s
manual supplied with your Cobalt boat.
CAUTION
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.
Removing the handle of the seacock while
in closed position, or disabling the system
by other means may be required to avoid
a fine.