contain ice, food and beverage, the combined weight can cause
injury if the coolers move around during operation.
To operate the cooled cup holders, navigate to the switches
page (
) on the 11” dash. Toggle the switch to the ON
position to start the cooling capabilities of the cup holders.
Toggle the switch back to OFF to turn the cooling function off.
When using the wine bottle storage, ensure that the lid to the
sink compartment is closed when operating the boat. If the
lid is not secure, water, ice and beverage items may become
dislodged.
Removable coolers should always be stowed in the appropriate
designated location of the boat as noted in the Model Features and
Specs section of this Owner’s Manual. Stocked coolers can have
enough weight to cause imbalance in the boat and/or cause injury
upon contact.
NOTE: All models have shock assisted cooler cushions to
eliminate the need to hold the cushion up while removing
and installing the cooler, as well as accessing the cooler for
beverages/food. The shock could have reduced performance if the
cooler cushion is saturated with water. Also, if the seat hinges
become misaligned, the hinge may be damaged or the substrate
or seat base may be deformed.
Special Attention
As with any similar coolers, routine cleaning with warm soapy
water is advised after each use. Check whether anything from
inside the cooler was spilled or in some manner ended up in the
storage area in which the cooler is kept. This should be cleaned
up immediately to avoid mold, mildew, stains or other damage
that is not covered under warranty. Always be sure to remove
the built in cooler drain plugs when they are empty to allow the
cooler to air out.
Food items or anything that can create an odor or leak should
not be left in the cooler, as they could damage the cooler. This
type of damage is not covered under warranty.
Clean the cooler (and the storage compartment in which the cooler
is stored) after each outing in which the cooler is used. Failure to do
so can cause damage that is not covered under warranty.
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