Before Requesting Repairs; Consumable Supplies - Takara Belmont RS III Operating Manual

If the following problems arise, conduct the checks outlined before requesting repairs.
Symptom
Water does not come out.
The water temperature
is low.
The water drains poorly
from the drain outlet.
Sounds are generated
when hot water is supplied.
Sounds are generated
from inside the product
main unit when water is
discharged.
If the product does not operate properly after checking and repairing the above points, stop using the product immediately.
The following parts are "consumable supplies" and wear, degradation, changes in external appearance and
damage are expected.
Please note that repair or replacement of these parts is not covered by warranty, and a fee will be required.
(* The level and period of wear, degradation or damage may differ depending on the environment and
conditions that the customer uses this product in.)
Inspections or replacement of parts will be required if there is extensive wear, degradation or damage.
Consumable Parts
(The following parts are not covered by the warranty; the cost of replacement is your responsibility.)
Neck cushion
Showerhead
Furthermore, flaws, contamination, deterioration, and discoloration of the exterior parts below are not be
covered by the warranty.
- Covers, frames, and basin;
- Upholstered parts (backrest, seat, armrest and leg rest);
- Knobs (water control knob, etc.); and
- Other parts (floor step, armrest pad, lumbar section, etc.).

Before Requesting Repairs

Check this
Is the water stop valve of the
pipe open?
Is the temperature setup of the
hot-water supply equipment proper?
Is the temperature setup of the
temperature control knob proper?
Is hair clogging the hair catcher?
Is the trap clogged?
Do the sounds vary when the hot
water amount is adjusted with the
water control knob?
Does the sound level decrease
when the water stop knob is rotated
to reduce the hot water amount?

Consumable Supplies

Drain cap Shower hose
Solution
Open the water stop valves.
Adjust the temperature setup of the
hot-water supply equipment to the
proper temperature.
Adjust the temperature setup of the
water control knob to the proper
temperature. (See page 14.)
Remove the hair clogging the hair
catcher. (See page 16.)
Remove the dirt clogging the trap.
(See page 19.)
Feed the water by adjusting the hot
water amount. (See page 14.)
Feed the water by adjusting the hot
water amount. (See page 14.)
Hair catcher