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General| Brand | Cobalt Digital Inc |
|---|---|
| Model | A25 |
| Category | Boat |
| Language | English |
Welcomes the new owner and introduces the manual's purpose.
Details the terms and conditions of the boat's limited warranty coverage.
Explains the manual's purpose, standards, and general safety advice.
Specifies the intended use of the Cobalt boat as a pleasure and sport craft.
Defines design categories (A, B, C, D) based on wave height and wind conditions.
Outlines owner responsibilities, warranty service, and sale procedures.
Lists certifications like NMMA, MerCruiser, and Volvo Penta for the boat.
Describes boat amenities, construction standards, and serial number locations.
Details various warning labels on the boat and their general locations.
Refers to manufacturer manuals included in the owner's packet.
Provides a glossary of common nautical terms used in boating.
Illustrates and explains various symbols used in the manual and on the boat.
Lists the boat's physical dimensions, capacity, and weight specifications.
Illustrates the boat's layout, labeling key features and components.
Provides a chart for selecting the correct propeller based on engine and drive.
An alphabetical list of topics covered in the manual with corresponding page numbers.
Details owner/operator duties before, during, and after operating the boat.
Explains USCG requirements for boat registration and state authorities.
Lists essential safety equipment required by federal and voluntary standards.
Explains the use and visibility requirements for navigation and anchor lights.
Describes the requirement for an audible signaling device and its audibility.
Details the types and requirements for portable and fixed fire extinguishers.
Outlines types of PFDs (Type I, II, III, IV) and their carriage requirements.
Explains the need for and types of day/night visual distress signals.
Suggests additional safety items to carry for better preparedness.
Lists common spare parts recommended to be carried onboard for minor repairs.
Encourages taking boating safety courses and lists relevant organizations.
Stresses the importance of obtaining insurance for liability and loss protection.
Provides basic explanations of the boat's main systems theory.
Explains how shift and throttle levers connect to engine controls.
Details the hydraulic steering system and its connection to drive units.
Describes the fuel tank, vent system, and anti-siphon valve.
Explains the engine compartment ventilation system with blowers.
Explains the boat's DC and AC electrical systems and their components.
Describes how the engine and generator cooling systems work with water.
Explains how engine and generator exhaust gases are vented from the boat.
Details the pressurized lubrication system for engines and generators.
Lists essential checks for safe boating before starting engines.
Advises frequent checks of controls, steering, and gauges during operation.
Emphasizes the boater's responsibility to protect the natural environment.
Explains the international treaty prohibiting overboard dumping of pollutants.
Warns against fuel/oil spills and lists common accidental discharge causes.
Explains the CARB label related to engine emissions and its use in California.
Provides information on emission control warranty requirements by CARB.
Prohibits waste disposal into water and advises proper ashore disposal.
Discusses noise limits and courtesy when operating the boat.
Advises awareness of "No Wake" zones and responsibility for wake damage.
Explains how exhaust emissions pollute water/air and suggests maintenance.
Discusses anti-fouling paint and environmental regulations.
Recommends safe cleaning agents and warns against mixing.
Discusses the impact of boating on fishery resources and conservation.
Advises cleaning the boat to prevent introducing foreign aquatic species.
Stresses that only authorized dealers should perform alterations and repairs.
Advises preparing for emergencies by formulating a plan in advance.
Provides guidance on dealing with fires, including when to abandon the boat.
Advises on actions to take when running aground and assessing damage.
Provides common sense precautions for operating in stormy conditions.
Details immediate actions to take when a person falls overboard.
Stresses the importance of being prepared for medical emergencies.
Provides guidance on reacting to a drowning victim and administering aid.
Advises on actions to take in case of propulsion, steering, or control failure.
Advises on the use of a sea anchor for slowing drift in heavy seas.
Explains the purpose of radar reflectors for visibility to other vessels.
Recommends carrying an inflatable life raft for offshore operation.
Explains signal words (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) and the Safety Alert Symbol.
Lists pre-outing checks for safety equipment and weather conditions.
Advises passengers to remain seated while the boat is underway.
Highlights the importance of using handholds for passenger safety.
Emphasizes knowing and not exceeding the boat's weight capacity.
Advises on proper passenger and equipment loading for balance and safety.
Discusses waterway hazards like shallow water, sand bars, and dam spillways.
Advises checking weather and sea conditions and taking precautions in storms.
Recommends practicing skills in calm water and gaining experience.
Stresses the importance of maintaining good visibility, including hearing.
Warns against operating a boat under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Advises ensuring passengers are familiar with safety and not obstructing views.
Discusses carbon monoxide detectors and their importance.
Recommends additional training and familiarity with boat handling.
Advises checking safety labels and contacting dealers for replacements.
Explains the authority of USCG and state regulations for waterways.
Prohibits oil discharge and advises on cleaning and disposal of spills.
Prohibits disposal of solid waste and plastics into US waters.
Advises proper servicing of the waste disposal system.
Notes noise limits and courtesy regulations.
Warns about wake damage and "No Wake" zones.
Details requirements for reporting boat accidents to authorities.
Explains the legal obligation to render assistance in emergencies.
Provides safety guidelines and hand signals for water sports.
Outlines basic nautical rules of the road and sound signal conventions.
Defines privileged boats and their right-of-way over other vessels.
Defines burdened boats and their responsibility to avoid collision.
Explains right-of-way rules in crossing situations based on relative positions.
Describes procedures for meeting other boats head-on, including passing signals.
Details procedures for overtaking other boats, identifying privileged and burdened vessels.
Provides guidance for nighttime operation, bad weather, and fog.
Explains the USATONS system and how to recognize buoys and day markers.
Illustrates and describes various types of buoys used for navigation.
Defines mooring buoys and prohibits mooring to navigation aids.
Explains regulatory markers indicating speed zones or restricted areas.
Describes lateral markers (red/green) for indicating channel sides and numbering.
Explains isolated danger markers and how to navigate around them.
Discusses light structures used for navigation and hazard warnings.
Describes minor lights similar to lighted buoys but on stable platforms.
Explains how range lights guide boats through channels when aligned.
Describes lighthouses found at harbor entrances and along the coast.
Explains warning markers and flags indicating hazards or diver positions.
Provides crucial safety and operational advice for new boat owners.
Emphasizes familiarization with equipment and emergency plans before starting.
Warns about fire hazards from fuel accumulation and proper extinguisher use.
Specifies fuel type (up to 10% ethanol) and warns against methanol/E85.
Provides detailed instructions and warnings for safe boat fueling procedures.
Gives step-by-step instructions for fueling, including pre- and post-fueling checks.
Details post-fueling checks like ventilation, leak inspection, and cap tightening.
Lists essential safety equipment checks to perform before launching the boat.
Provides initial steps for starting the engine and moving away from the dock.
Gives instructions on safe boarding procedures, emphasizing caution.
Advises against overloading and stresses proper weight distribution for balance.
Emphasizes distributing weight evenly and securing gear for safety.
Covers considerations for planning a safe and enjoyable boating trip.
Lists essential pre-operation checks for safe boating.
Details specific pre-operation checks like CO detectors, seacocks, and fuel leaks.
Advises regular checks of gauges, controls, and vibration during operation.
Provides a comprehensive checklist for post-boating procedures.
Explains techniques for using fenders, lines, and cleats for docking.
Covers engine starting, shifting, and basic steering/stopping procedures.
Discusses the risks of carbon monoxide and the function of detectors.
Provides detailed steps for starting the boat's engine safely.
Lists pre-operation checks for safety and system readiness.
Gives guidelines for shifting gears and operating the boat.
Details the boat's steering system, maintenance, and safe operation practices.
Illustrates the effect of turning the wheel right on stern movement.
Illustrates the effect of turning the wheel left on stern movement.
Illustrates how to maneuver the stern when backing to the left.
Provides steps for safely stopping the boat's engine.
Gives instructions on safely casting off from a dock.
Advises on safely approaching a dock when returning.
Provides detailed guidelines and techniques for safe docking.
Explains the maneuver for backing an automobile into a garage or parking space.
Details how to approach and secure the boat to a mooring buoy.
Offers techniques to minimize boat wandering at slow speeds.
Explains factors influencing boat trim while on plane: load, drive unit, and tabs.
Advises on distributing weight evenly for optimal boat performance.
Details how drive unit trim affects performance, handling, and visibility.
Explains the function of trim tabs for adjusting boat attitude and compensating for uneven loads.
Provides steps for adjusting boat trim using trim tabs and drive trim.
Offers caution and guidelines for safe high-speed operation and turns.
Covers anchor selection, caution during anchoring, and proper procedures.
Explains how to set the anchor by backing up and maintaining tension.
Details the procedure for retrieving the anchor.
Provides guidelines and safety precautions for towing another boat.
Discusses special operating considerations for different environments.
Advises on protecting the boat from saltwater damage and flushing the engine.
Provides precautions for operating and storing the boat in freezing temperatures.
Explains how to operate the boat's entertainment system and speaker care.
Describes the boat's instrumentation system, gauges, and their functions.
Explains the helm layout, gauge illumination, and instrument readings.
Describes how gauges behave and power is shut off when the system is turned off.
Explains how to navigate information displayed on the LCD screens.
Lists various data points available on the speedometer display.
Lists various data points available on the tachometer display.
Explains alarm overview and specific alarms like Low Block Pressure and Low Drive Lube.
Describes the "Check Engine" alarm appearance and display.
Describes the "Guardian Active" alarm appearance and display.
Describes the "Helm Fault" alarm appearance and display.
Explains the function and operation of the bilge blower switch.
Describes the manual bilge pump switch.
Explains the interior lights switch.
Describes the docking lights switch and usage restrictions.
Explains how to activate the horn switch.
Details the Captain's Call switch for routing engine exhaust.
Explains the platform lights switch.
Describes the anchor/mooring light requirements and location.
Explains the mandatory use of navigation lights and their identification.
Describes the ACC switch for operating accessory items.
Explains the stereo remote control panel.
Details the function of the ignition switch for starting the engine.
Describes how to adjust the steering wheel angle.
Explains the 12V accessory power receptacle and its limitations.
Describes the single lever for gear shifting and throttle control.
Explains the drive unit trim switch for performance optimization.
Details the ignition safety switch and lanyard for emergency engine shut-off.
Discusses the remote control system and its safety features.
Mentions the dimmer switch.
Explains circuit breakers, their function, and how to reset them.
Describes the engine hatch switch for the motor box assembly.
Lists all standard features and components included with the boat.
Lists all optional features and accessories available for the boat.
Explains how to adjust and use the captain's chair for visibility and comfort.
Describes how to convert the passenger seat to a lounge chair.
Explains the positions of the aft cockpit seatback for sun deck or lounge use.
Details the use, capacity, and safety precautions for the swim platform and ladder.
Provides safety warnings and instructions for operating the optional hydraulic swim step.
Step-by-step instructions for lowering the swim step.
Step-by-step instructions for raising the swim step.
Information about the optional Volvo Penta Ocean Series Outdrive.
Explains how to open and close the windshield using the hook mechanism.
Instructions for setting up the optional cockpit dinette table.
Describes how to access storage space under the bow seats.
Explains how to access and use bow fillers for seating.
Describes the optional bow center cushion for creating a sun deck.
Notes the location and use of the optional air compressor.
Instructions for installing and removing the anchor light.
Explains how to operate the optional cruise control system.
Details the function and operation of the boat's battery switch.
Explains the operation of the boat's water system and tank cleaning.
Provides procedures for attaching the optional bow tonneau cover.
Gives directions for attaching the optional cockpit tonneau cover.
Instructions for installing and stowing the optional bimini top.
Instructions for installing the bimini top with an SS arch.
Details how to install and remove the removable ski tow pylon.
Explains the optional transom tilt switch for raising/lowering the drive unit.
Identifies tie-down locations for securing the boat when moored.
Introduces the section on mechanical, electronic, and manual operating systems.
Shows a diagram of the boat's electrical wiring harness and component connections.
Illustrates the routing of fuel lines from the tank to the engine.
Shows the layout of the boat's water system, including the freshwater tank and pump.
Explains the operation of the boat's freshwater system and tank cleaning.
Details the fixed automatic fire extinguisher system and its activation.
Describes the boat's 12-volt DC electrical system and accessories.
Explains the function of circuit breakers and how to reset them.
Lists in-line fuse components and their amperage ratings.
Provides a table of electrical components and their corresponding bulb numbers.
Discusses safe battery connection practices and maintenance.
Explains the purpose and use of jump start studs for engine starting.
Provides instructions for cleaning and maintaining vinyl upholstery.
Details how to clean ordinary dirt and smudges from vinyl.
Offers recommended steps for removing difficult stains from vinyl.
Provides cleaning instructions for Sisal Seagrass mats.
Offers guidance on cleaning and maintaining boat cabinetry and wood surfaces.
General advice for cleaning cabinetry with water-rinseable cleaners.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the Rosewood veneer dash.
Mentions optional Waterfall Bubinga or Birdseye Maple Dash.
Discusses gelcoat finish and provides cleaning methods for deck and hull.
Recommends using boat soap and restorers for cleaning exterior surfaces.
Advises on using paste wax for UV protection and maintaining gelcoat finish.
Provides steps for cleaning and protecting stainless steel and chrome components.
Details steps to protect metal brightwork before storage and during use.
Gives instructions for removing rust and corrosion from stainless steel.
Explains corrosion causes and the use of CorrosionX for protection.
Advises applying CorrosionX to metal fixtures and mechanisms.
Recommends applying CorrosionX to electrical and plumbing connections.
Suggests applying CorrosionX to hydraulic shafts, engine, and bilge components.
Explains galvanic corrosion and the use of sacrificial anodes.
Provides information on maintaining and cleaning canvas covers and tops.
Details how to clean canvas fabric without removing it from installation.
Offers cleaning solutions for heavily soiled fabric and fabric treatments.
Discusses cleaning and care for clear vinyl (isinglass) and zippers.
Provides care instructions for clear vinyl Isinglass components.
Offers advice on using and maintaining zippers on canvas components.
Advises on proper care and maintenance of snap fasteners.
Instructions for cleaning the boat's windshield.
Advises on keeping the bilge area clean and using vacuum cleaners.
Discusses the need for anti-fouling paint to prevent marine growth.
Outlines a maintenance schedule based on frequency and tasks.
Provides a chart for establishing a maintenance routine.
Explains the importance of proper engine break-in for longevity and performance.
Lists essential checks to perform before each use of the boat.
Specifies maintenance tasks to be performed every 50 hours of operation.
Specifies maintenance tasks to be performed every 100 hours of operation.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed monthly.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed quarterly, often by a dealer.
Advises on immediate action for unexpected equipment malfunctions.
Guides on addressing problems with the engine, propulsion, or cooling system.
Emphasizes seeking dealer service for all electrical problems.
Lists common plumbing issues and their possible causes.
Provides a troubleshooting guide for common engine symptoms and causes.
Offers troubleshooting tips for electrical system issues, especially circuit breakers.
Provides a concise guide for operating the boat safely.
Lists essential checks and procedures to follow before launching the boat.
Details pre-operation checks for safety and system readiness.
Step-by-step instructions for safely starting the boat's engines.
Guidance on safely maneuvering the boat away from the dock.
Advises on checks to perform while operating the boat.
Provides steps for safely approaching and docking the boat.
Step-by-step instructions for safely stopping the boat's engines.
A checklist of procedures to follow after completing the boat trip.
A logbook for recording dates, hour readings, and service/repairs performed.
A logbook for recording fuel consumption data, including gallons and hours.
A template for creating a float plan to leave with a reliable person before boating.
A section to store important boat information, owner details, and serial numbers.
A form for transferring the boat's warranty to a new owner.
