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Procedures for Daily Inspections (Continued)
Items that must be inspected after closing for the day
Inspection item
Is the drain blocked?
Has the water control
knob been closed
firmly?
Inspection item
Is there any water
leaking within the
basin?
Is there are any water
scale or dirt blocking
the spray nozzle?
Inspection method
Check that the drain is not blocked
with the drain cap, towel or
shampoo cloth.
Close the water control knob firmly
and check that the water turns off
properly.
Items that must be inspected once each week
Inspection method
Remove the basin maintenance
cover and check that there is no
water leaking from the internal
pipes or water taps (see page 25,
26).
Remove the spray nozzle from the
shower head and check that there
is no water scale or dirt on it (see
page 23, 24).
If the inspection results show defects
Remove the object that is blocking the drain. If the
drain is blocked, water that is turned on
accidentally or a slight trickle of water due to an
increase in water pressure at night may cause
water to spill from the basin, leading to water
leakage.
Close the water control knob firmly and turn the
water off properly. If the water does not turn off
completely, there may be a malfunction of the
fauset. Close the stop valves in the water supply
pipe and hot water supply pipe, and stop using the
product immediately.
If the inspection results show defects
If water is leaking from the pipes, the pipes or
packing may be worn, degraded or damaged.
Close the stop valves in the water supply pipe and
hot water supply pipe, and stop using the product
immediately.
Use an item such as a toothbrush to remove any
dirt such as water scale and clean the spray
nozzle. Leaving the spray nozzle uncleaned will
lead to blockage, and water may not be output
from the shower head properly.
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