3
The self-cleaning functions operate automatically.
(See pages 20 and 21 for details.)
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Safety Precautions
......................
4
Operational Precautions
............
9
Parts Names
..............................
10
Preparation
................................
14
Changing Settings
..............
36
What to Do?
..............................
56
If the water does not ow due to
a water service interruption
......
56
If you cannot operate with
the remote control
....................
56
Freeze Damage Prevention
......
57
Long Periods of Disuse
............
58
Removal of Operation Guide
....
59
Troubleshooting
........................
60
Speci cations
...........................
68
Safety Guidelines
.....................
69
Warranty
....................................
70
Basic Operations
.................
16
Automatic Functions
(Cleaning Features)
..................
20
Deodorizer, Auto wand CLEAN,
Auto bowl CLEAN, Bowl light, CLEAN
Indicator
Automatic Functions
(
Convenience Features)
...........
22
Auto ushing, Auto open/close,
Soft light
Temperature Adjustment
(Warm Water, Toilet Seat, Drying)
...
24
Energy Saver Features
............
26
Maintenance
.........................
30
Main Unit
..................................
30
Deodorizing Filter
.....................
31
Wand
........................................
31
Wand cleaning
Gap between the Main Unit and
Bowl Unit
..................................
32
Gap between the Main Unit and
the Toilet Lid
.............................
34
Water Filter Drain Valve
............
35
Keep It
Clean
Sanitary Toilet
Removing odors inside
the bowl unit
Sanitize the bowl unit
with "ewater+"
Sanitize the wand with
"ewater+"
As you
approach
As you
sit
As you
stand up
Deodorizer
Auto bowl
CLEAN
Auto bowl
CLEAN
Auto wand
CLEAN
Auto power deodorizer
Lights to
show that
the "clean"
functions are
operating.
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