To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if I have performance loss on my Cobalt Digital Inc Boat?
If you experience performance loss with your Cobalt Digital Inc Boat, check the following: Ensure throttles are fully open at the engines. Use the correct fuel. Reduce load and distribute it evenly. Check for excessive water and drain the bilge if necessary. Clean the boat hull if marine growth is present. For other issues, please contact your Cobalt dealer.
What to do if engine will not crank on Cobalt Digital Inc Boat?
If your Cobalt Digital Inc Boat's engine won't crank, ensure the lanyard is installed on the ignition safety switch and the battery switches are in the ON position. Check that shift levers are in START or NEUTRAL. Verify batteries are fully charged and starter connections are tight. Also, check the engine circuit breaker. If the solenoid clicks, check battery connections. If the problem persists, or you suspect a faulty ignition switch or engine problem, consult your authorized Cobalt dealer.
What to do if engine vibrates on Cobalt Digital Inc 282 BOWRIDER?
If the engine on your Cobalt Digital Inc Boat is vibrating, shut off the engines and check the propeller for any bending, breakage, or damage. Also, check for any weeds tangled on the propeller. For engine related issues, consult your authorized Cobalt dealer.
What to do if engine cranks but will not start on Cobalt Digital Inc Boat?
If the engine cranks but your Cobalt Digital Inc Boat won't start, ensure fuel valves are open. If the problem persists, it may be due to contaminated fuel or an engine issue, in which case you should consult your authorized Cobalt dealer.
Why electrical component will not function on Cobalt Digital Inc Boat?
If an electrical component on your Cobalt Digital Inc Boat isn't functioning, check if the circuit breaker has tripped or is in the OFF position. Correct the problem, reset the breaker, and turn it back on.
What to do if I have no AC power on Cobalt Digital Inc Boat?
If there is no AC power on your Cobalt Digital Inc Boat, check if the circuit breakers have tripped or are in the OFF position. Reset the shore power inlet breaker or the breaker on the cabin distribution panel. Also, make sure the shore/generator selector switch is correctly positioned. Check if the ground fault circuit interrupter has tripped and reset it. If the problem persists, consult your authorized Cobalt dealer.
Why generator will not start on Cobalt Digital Inc Boat?
If the generator on your Cobalt Digital Inc Boat won't start, ensure the battery switch is in the ON position. If the problem persists, it may be an engine problem, so consult your authorized Cobalt dealer.
What to do if engine runs but boat makes little or no progress on Cobalt Digital Inc 282 BOWRIDER?
If the engine runs but your Cobalt Digital Inc Boat makes little or no progress, shut off the engines and check the propeller for weeds or damage. For other issues, consult your authorized Cobalt dealer.
What to do if I have dim or no lights on Cobalt Digital Inc 282 BOWRIDER?
If the lights on your Cobalt Digital Inc Boat are dim or not working, check if the circuit breaker has tripped or is in the OFF position, and turn it on after correcting the problem. Also, check if the battery is discharged and charge it if necessary.
What to do if head will not flush on Cobalt Digital Inc 282 BOWRIDER?
If the head on your Cobalt Digital Inc Boat will not flush, check if the head circuit breaker has tripped or is in the OFF position. Correct the problem and reset; turn the circuit breaker ON. For blocked lines to the waste tank, consult your authorized Cobalt dealer.
General| Brand | Cobalt Digital Inc |
|---|---|
| Model | 282 BOWRIDER |
| Category | Boat |
| Language | English |
Introduction from the manufacturer and dealer, expressing appreciation for the purchase.
Details the terms, conditions, and exclusions of the limited warranty on the hull, deck, and components.
Explains the manual's purpose, safety topics, and introduces craft design categories.
Outlines owner duties for operation, warranty service, and transferring ownership.
Details certifications obtained by the boat, including NMMA, MerCruiser, and Volvo Penta.
Details boat features, construction standards, and serial number locations.
Highlights the importance of legible warning labels and their general locations on the boat.
Lists included publications and defines essential nautical terminology for boat operation.
Illustrates and explains various symbols used throughout the manual for indicators and warnings.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the boat, including dimensions, capacities, and weights.
Provides a diagram illustrating the layout of key components and features within the boat.
Offers a chart detailing propeller recommendations based on engine, drive, and gear ratio.
An alphabetical listing of topics covered in the manual with corresponding page numbers for quick reference.
Defines the duties and responsibilities of the boat owner and operator before, during, and after operation.
Details required safety equipment, including PFDs, horns, navigation lights, and fire extinguishers.
Lists additional safety items to stock onboard to enhance preparedness for unexpected events.
Explains basic nautical rules for collision avoidance, sound signals, and aids to navigation.
Provides a brief explanation of the boat's main systems, including remote control, steering, fuel, and ventilation.
Outlines essential pre-operation checks for ensuring the boat's seaworthiness and proper system function.
Discusses responsibilities related to environmental protection, waste disposal, and handling fuel spills.
Covers procedures for handling emergencies such as fire, grounding, storms, and medical incidents.
Provides guidelines and warnings for safely participating in water sports like skiing and wakeboarding.
Details necessary checks before operation, fire/explosion hazards, and safe fueling practices.
Covers launching procedures, boarding, loading, achieving shipshape condition, and getting underway.
Explains starting, shifting, steering, stopping engines, and adjusting trim for optimal performance.
Provides guidance on approaching slips, moorings, docking, and basic boat handling techniques.
Discusses safe practices for high-speed maneuvering and the procedures for anchoring.
Describes the function and operation of the boat's gauges, switches, and control levers at the helm.
Lists standard and optional features available for the boat, with corresponding page references.
Explains the operation of essential systems like the battery, fresh water, head, and waste disposal.
Introduces the mechanical, electronic, and manual operating systems of the boat.
Details the boat's electrical system, including wiring, fuses, breakers, battery connections, and lighting.
Describes the boat's fuel system, including routing, tank, and vent components.
Details the fresh water and head plumbing systems, including tank, pump, and vent locations.
Describes the function and location of the automatic fire extinguisher system.
Provides instructions for cleaning and stain removal for vinyl interior and upholstery.
Offers guidance on cleaning and maintaining wood surfaces, including dashes and swim platforms.
Details cleaning procedures for the deck, hull, and stainless steel components to prevent damage.
Explains methods for preventing corrosion, particularly in marine environments, using products like CorrosionX.
Provides instructions for cleaning and maintaining canvas covers, bimini tops, and enclosures.
Covers cleaning procedures for the windshield and keeping the bilge area clean.
Discusses measures to prevent marine growth on the hull and its impact on performance.
Outlines a schedule for routine maintenance tasks based on frequency (e.g., before use, every 50 hours).
Lists critical checks to perform before every boat outing to ensure safety and proper function.
Explains the importance of proper engine break-in for longevity and performance.
Details the correct procedures for lifting and storing the boat, including sling usage and cradle placement.
Provides guidance on preparing the boat for winter storage and reactivating it for the next season.
Offers solutions for common engine, electrical, and plumbing problems encountered during operation.
Provides concise checklists for before launching and pre-operation safety procedures.
Summarizes key steps for starting, stopping, casting off, returning to port, and after boating.
Includes forms for recording service history, fuel consumption, and planning trips.
