COBIA 262 CC, Руководство пользователя

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Maverick Boat Group
3207 Industrial 29th St. • Fort Pierce, Florida 34946
(772)-465-0631
• cobiaboats.com
Optional JL Stereo System
If you chose the stereo option, your 262 CC came with a JL Audio Media Master 100
with four matching JL audio speakers (eight matching speakers if hard-top option is
chosen). Please refer to the JL Audio Owner’s Manual in your ditty bag for operation.
Even if your boat didn’t come with the stereo, your boat is pre -wired for four speakers in
the cockpit and for four speakers in the hardtop. (Refer to pages 34-36 for Wire Harness
diagrams). Note that your stereo package came with a JL 8 channel amplifier that is
located behind the helm footrest on the console.
Optional Electric Head Operation
To operate the head, first, make sure that the
intake/fill valve located under the sink in the head
compartment is open. The valve is open when its
handle is pointing straight up. This will allow water to
enter the head upon flushing.
Once you’ve finish ed using the head, press the flush
button labeled “Elec Head” on the switch panel. This
will push the contents of the head into the holding
tank. Note that the toilet contents will always go into
the holding tank first, no matter if planning on
pumping out or using the macerator.
To evacuate the tank overboard using the optional
macerator, open the valve on the waste discharge drain
located inside the hull bottom and accessed through the
hatch behind the head. The handle on the Y-valve, located on the inboard side of the
starboard stringer in the forward floor storage compartment in front of the console,
should then be turned so that the wide portion of the handle covers the silver arrow for
Intake/Fill Valve
Flush Button
Note: The visible arrows on the Y-valve always show the direction of
the flow. In other words, the wide end of the handle always covers the
arrow for the outlet where the flow is NOT going to go. If the flow is
pointing downwards, the waste is being directed through the bottom
of the hull and overboard. If the flow is pointing up, the waste is being
directed upward to the deck and the pump out fitting.