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When Not Used for A Long Time
Drain the bidet seat in the following cases
When not used over extended period of time (1 week or longer)...The quality of the remaining
water may deteriorate if not drained, leading to dermatitis.
When transporting the body in a move or similar activities...A water leak may occur to the body if
not drained, resulting in a malfunction.
When the product is installed in a house not to be in use over an extended period of time, such as a
villa, drain any remaining water before you leave.
1
Unplug the power plug.
(Risk of failure)
2
Close the shunt valve completely to stop
supplying water.
3
Release water from the water tank of the toilet and check if water supply is stopped completely.
→Actuate the flush handle of the water tank of the toilet.
4
Contain the water with a bucket.
With a flat-head or Phillips screwdriver, loosen the inlet filter and remove it.
(When the bathroom is confined and your screwdriver can't access the inlet filter, remove the body
following Step 5 before removing it.)
Water will come out from inside of the body.
When any dirt is present on the inlet filter, brush it with a toothbrush.
When the inlet filter is removed, place it with the filter side faced upwards to prevent the O-ring
from gathering dust. (Otherwise, a water leak may occur.)
Open
5
Press and hold body assembly / disassembly button while holding the body by both sides to wiggle it gently,
lift it up and pull it forwards. Place the body in the upright position on the toilet for the water inside it to
flow into the toilet.
Pull forwards
Body assembly /
disassembly button
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Water inlet valve
Inlet filter
Filter screen
Shunt valve
Close
O-ring
Place
upwards
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