Location:
Vary by model. See the Guide to In-
dividual Models in this Owner’s Manual
to determine the location in your model.
Operation:
In using the cooler, ensure that the lid
is securely closed prior to operation of
the boat. If the lid is not secure, water,
ice and food/beverage items may be-
come dislodged and spill into the void
where the cooler is stored. Be sure to
keep the cooler in the designated loca-
tion as shown in the Guide to Individual
Models in this Owner’s Manual. Cool-
ers that are placed in any other location,
including on the deck, are not secure.
While the coolers themselves have mini-
mal weight, if they contain ice, food and
beverage, the combined weight could
cause injury if the cooler moves around
during boat operation.
Coolers should always be stowed in the ap-
propriate designated location of the boat
as noted in the Guide to Individual Models
section of this Owner’s Manual. Stocked
coolers can have enough weight to cause
imbalance in the boat and/or cause injury
upon contact.
Special Attention:
As with any similar Igloo-type cool-
er, routine cleaning with warm soapy
water is advised after each use. Check
also whether anything from inside
the cooler has been 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.
Food items or anything that can create
an odor should not be left in the cooler,
nor should anything that can leak be left
in these units as they could potentially
damage the cooler, and this type of dam-
age is not covered under warranty.
Clean the cooler (and the storage compart-
ment in which the cooler is stored) afer
each outing in which the cooler was used.
Failure to do so can cause damage that is
not covered under warranty.
Additional Special Attention:
Do not drink water from melted ice or
water that is not in containers. The cool-
er may contain contaminants.
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