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I ntrod u c tion
M aintenanc eOperation R ef erenc e
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N E OR E S T
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NX2 NX1
CS901 *** CS900 ***
B as ic
F u nc tions
C l eans ing
Rear cleansing
● ●
18
Rear soft cleansing
Front cleansing
Wide front cleansing
C h ang ing th e c l eans ing
m eth od
Wand position adjustment
● ●
Water pressure adjustment
Oscillating cleansing
Pulsating cleansing
Personal setting lock
D ry ing
Warm air drying
● ●
C h ang ing th e tem peratu re
Temperature adjustment
● ●
22, 23
S anitary
F u nc tions
R em ov ing od ors
Deodorizer
● ●
16, 17
" ew ater+ " s anitiz ing
Auto wand CLEAN
● ●
Auto bowl CLEAN
M aintaining th e b ow l u nit
c l eanl ines s
Photocatalyst cleaning
● -
C onv enienc e
F u nc tions
F l u s h ing
Remote control ushing
● ●
19
Auto ushing 16, 17
Opening and c l os ing
Opening and closing the
toilet seat with remote control
● ●
19
Auto open / close (lid)
16, 17
L ig h ting u p
Soft light
● ●
H eating th e toil et s eat
Instant heated seat
● ●
S av e energ y b y l ow ering
th e toil et s eat tem peratu re
Auto energy saver+
● ●
24, 25
Timer energy saver
L ow ering th e b ow l u nit
w ater s u rf ac e
Water level lowering
● ●
41
M aintenanc e
Bowl unit cleaning
● ●
44
Wand cleaning 46
Functions
Product name
(Model)
The available functions vary according to the model.
Safety Precautions
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4
Operational Precautions
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9
Parts Names
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12
Preparation
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14
B as ic Operations
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16
How the Automatic Functions Work 16
Using the Remote Control
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18
About the Menu Screen
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20
T em peratu re A d j u s tm ent
(Warm Water, Toilet Seat, Drying)
....
22
E nerg y S av er F eatu res
......
24
V ariou s U s ag e
.........................
28
Settings List
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28
Automatic Functions
.......................
30
Language Settings
.........................
38
Other Settings
................................
40
W h at to D o?
..............................
52
If the water does not ow due to a
power outage
...................................
52
If the water does not ow due to a
water service interruption
...............
56
If you cannot operate with
the remote control
..........................
57
Freeze Damage Prevention
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58
Long Periods of Disuse
..................
59
Removal of Display Panel
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62
M aintenanc e
.............................
42
Top Unit
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43
Bowl Unit
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44
Wand
..............................................
46
Deodorizing Filter
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47
Water Filter Drain Valve
.................
48
Water Filter (Bowl Unit)
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50
Troubleshooting
..............................
63
Specications
.................................
73
Safety Guidelines
...........................
74
Warranty
..........................................
75
T ab l e of C ontents
Keep It Clean
Sanitary Toilet
As you
leave
As you
approach
As you
sit
As you
stand up
The bowl unit is sanitized
by the UV lamp.
Removing odors inside
the bowl unit.
Sanitize the bowl unit
with "ewater+"
Sanitize the wand with
"ewater+"
D eod oriz er
A u to pow er
d eod orize r
A u to b ow l
C L E A N
A u to w and
C L E A N
A u to b ow l
C L E A N
P h otoc atal y s t
c l eaning
* 1
The self-cleaning functions operate automatically.
(Page 16, 17)
Photocatalyst coat
*1
UV lamp
*1
*1 For units with the "Photocatalyst cleaning" function only.
Keep the toilet bowl clean with "ewater+" and "Photocatalyst cleaning
*1
".
Your Model
Part No.
Lights to show that
the "CLEAN" functions
are operating.
C h e ck yo u r mo d e l n a me a n d
w r i t e a ch e ck ma r k i n t h i s f i e l d
a s n e e d e d .
Product
name,
Part No.
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