Inax RS Series, CW-RS3-W Installation And Use Manual

10. Avoid using front and rear washing functions excessively or for long periods of time as such overuse may increase the possibility of washing away desirable resident bacteria and causing an imbalance of bacteria in your body. If you are pregnant, are being treated for a gynecological condition, develop excessive irritation in the area of use, or if you have questions, please speak to your doctor before beginning or continuing use of the product.
2. Product description
posterior wash with water flow strength controls
• bidet with water flow strength controls
• warm air dryer with air temperature controls
• seat heater with heat level control
• wash and bidet water temperature control
• seat and water temperature indicators
• wash and bidet nozzle self-cleaning
• stop button for the wash, bidet, and dryer
Note:
When carrying the product, take care not to inadvertently bump or drop it.
• This product has been already inspected using tap water. A small amount of water may be
• detected when installing the unit; this should not be a cause for concern.
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3. Installing this product
Installation requirements
Before installing this product, ensure that each of the following installation requirements is met.
Product carton contents
Remove the parts from the product carton and make sure all the parts in the parts list (below) are present. Inspect the parts carefully to make sure they are in good condition. If any part is damaged or missing, do not install this product. Contact the nearest sales outlet for the part(s) you need. This product carton should contain the following parts:
Body (with heated toilet seat, toilet seat lid and power cord)
• Slide plate
• Manual set
• Mounting bolts, washers, and bushings (2 pieces each)
• Junction fitting (with a packing)
• Body water supply hose (with 2 clips)
*Remote control unit and bracket are
packed in the box of the parts.
Body
Manual set
Slide plate
(This plate attaches to the body.)
Mounting bolt
Washer
Bushing
Remote control unit
Bracket
For remote control unit Batteries (2) Wood screw Plastic anchor
Junction fitting
Clip
Clip
Water supply hose (95 cm long)
Packing (2 mm) thick
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Ground fault circuit interrupter
A ground fault circuit interrupter must be installed in the circuit that supplies power to this product.
Power supply
This product is for use on a nominal 220 V circuit. Use a 220 V, 50 Hz power supply. The maximum power consumption is 305 W. Electrical wiring must be installed that meets these conditions. The plug outlet shall be placed in accessible location after installation.
Grounding
This product must be grounded. In the event of an electrical short circuit, grounding reduces the risk of electric hazard by providing an escape wire for the electric current. The power cord has a grounding wire and a three-blade grounding plug (shown below). Do not use an adapter with the product's power plug, or use any other method to connect the plug to an improperly configured outlet. The outlet to which the product is connected must be 220 V, 50 Hz, with a minimum electrical rating of 3 A. The outlet must be properly installed and grounded, and have a three-slot outlet (shown below).
DANGER:Improper use of the grounding plug can result in a risk of electric hazard.
If it is necessary to use an extension cord, use only a three wire extension cord that has a three-blade grounding plug. The extension cord must be rated for at least 220 V, 50 Hz, 3 A.
220V
Installation location
This product is manufactured for family or personal use. In order to avoid damage to the electronic components, prevent the body of this product from getting wet by drops or splashes of water. In extremely humid conditions, please provide adequate ventilation by operating an exhaust fan or opening a window (or door).
Water supply
Use only the tap water line to supply water to this product. There is danger of ground water or other water that is not tap water causing trouble with this product. The tap water pressure must be 0.06 to 0.74 MPa (0.6 to 7.5 kgf/cm
2
).
Checking the toilet room
The dimensions required for mounting this product on a toilet are as shown in the figure below. Check to make sure there is sufficient space inside the toilet room and that there are no obstructions in the way.
120 or more
55.8
40 or more
3 or more
20.7
42.6
21.9
3 or more
Unit : cm
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Checking the toilet
1. Measure the size of the toilet.
Depending on the toilet, it may not be possible to mount this product on it. Make sure the toilet's dimensions are as shown in the figure at right.
14 to 15.7 cm
2.
In the case of a toilet with a corner mounted tank, decide which is more satisfactory, (1) or (2).
In the case of a corner mounted tank type toilet, it is possible to mount this product if the dimensions A and B meet the conditions in either (1) or (2) below. (1) A: 17 cm or more (2) A: 13 cm or more and
B: 17 cm or more (3) A': 17 cm or more (4) A': 13 cm or more and
B: 17 cm or more If the measured dimensions satisfy neither (1) or (2), (3) or (4), take measures such as raising the position of the tank. (Please consult with the store where you purchased this product.)
φ1.5 cm or more
A
80 cm or less
39 cm or less
5 cm or more
47 cm or more
A'
B
3. Conditions for use of this product's water supply hose (packed with this product)
The length of the water supply hose shipped with this product is 95 cm, but a length within 80 cm from the junction fitting to the body's water supply socket is appropriate. (See the figure at right.)
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Names of parts
Overall view
<Bottom of body>
Remote control unit
(See page 10.)
Tank
Tank water supply pipe
Junction fitting
Water shutoff valve
Strainer (See below.)
Water supply hose
Power plug
Caution label
Toilet seat lid
Deodorizer cartridge cover
Deodorizer cartridge
Marking label
Occupied seat sensor
Nozzle (for bidet)
Nozzle (for posterior)
Toilet seat
Body
Indicator panel
Power save lamp
Power lamp
Toilet bowl
Strainer
Strainer
* The strainer removes impurities and foreign matter in the
tap water. (See page 31.)
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Operation panel
STOP
Stops posterior washing, bidet washing, and drying operations.
MASSAGE
Alternates spray strength between strong and weak.
POWER
Pressing the stop switch for 2 seconds or longer turns the power on or off. (See page 22.)
SHOWER
Use for posterior washing.
POWER SAVE
Pressing the toilet seat switch and warm water switch together for 2 seconds or longer turns off the power to the toilet seat heater and warm water heater. (See page 26.)
BIDET
Use for bidet washing.
STRENGTH
Adjusts the spray strength during posterior and bidet washing. (See page 23.)
WATER TEMP.
Adjusts the water temperature. (See page 22.)
DRY
Use when drying wet parts. (See page 25.)
SEAT TEMP.
Adjusts the toilet seat temperature. (See page 22.)
Warm water tank drain plug
<Bottom of body>
* Remove the warm water tank drain plug when draining the
water from the warm water tank. (See page 37.)
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Warm water tank drain plug
Body locking plate
Body locking plate
Body
Lock lever
(See pages 33 and 34.)
Installation
1. Installation of branch fitting
Installation
Branch fitting
diagram
Packing (color: black, thickness: 2 mm)
Water shutoff valve
(1) Close the water shutoff valve.
Close the water shutoff valve
for the toilet very tightly with a flathead screwdriver (or the valve handle, if available) and shut off the water supply.
Water shutoff valve
Close
CAUTION
Close the water shutoff valve before performing any
• operations.
* If you perform operations without closing the valve,
you may experience water leaks.
(2)
(3) Attach the
Remove the existing water supply pipe.
1) Loosen the cap nut at the tank. A small amount of water
may spill from the pipe when loosening the cap
Tank
Supply pipe
Cap nut
nut. If this is a concern, please place a rag underneath to catch
Loosen
the spilled water before loosening the nut.
2) Loosen the cap nut at the water shutoff valve and remove the water supply pipe.
Supply pipe
Loosen
Water shutoff valve
CAUTION
Do not apply unnecessary force
• on the water shutoff valve or water supply pipe.
* Doing so may break the
connections and cause water leaks.
Branch fitting
branch fitting.
Set the gasket seat
packing (color: black, thickness: 2 mm) in the branch fitting and attach the fitting to the water shutoff valve.
Water shutoff valve
2. Installation of water supply pipe
Installation diagram
Gasket packing (color: blue, thickness: 2 mm)
Cap nut
Water supply from the wall
CAUTION
Please verify the orientation and the installation
• sequence for each part.
* If you attach the parts in an incorrect sequence or
inappropriately, it may cause water leaks.
CAUTION
Please do not cut the guard area of the supply pipe.
Use a pipe cutter when shortening the supply pipe. Please connect the shortened pipe only after cleaning the cutting burrs by rinsing it with water or
some other method.
If the water shutoff valve can move vertically 5 mm or more, first please securely affix the stop valve.
* This may cause water leaks.
Ball tap (or ball valve)
Guard area
Supply pipe
Branch fitting
Tank
Cap nut
Cap nut
Split compression ring
Slip washer
Gasket packing (color: black, thickness: 4 mm)
Insertion tolerance (10 to 15 mm)
Branch fitting
Gasket packing (color: blue, thickness: 2 mm)
Ball tap (or ball valve)
Guard area
Tank
Supply pipe
Water supply from the floor
(1) Shorten the water supply pipe.
1) Mark the end of the water supply pipe (on the side without the guard) for a cutting position which is suitable for attachment to the branch fitting and then increase that amount by an additional 10 to 15 mm for some insertion allowance.
2) Cut the water supply pipe at the position determined above with a pipe cutter.
Add 10 to 15 mm for insert allowance.
Pipe cutter
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(2) Attach the water supply pipe.
1) Place the cap nut for the tank and branch fitting, split compression ring, slip washer, and packing (color: black, thickness: 4 mm) on the shortened water supply pipe and insert the pipe into the branch fitting. (Please see the above installation diagram of the water supply pipe.)
Supply pipe
Branch fitting
2) Place the gasket packing (color: blue, thickness: 2 mm) between the ball tap and the supply pipe, and attach the
Hose connection socket
supply pipe to the tank with the cap nut.
3) The cap nut for the branch fitting should be finger­tightened as much as possible, and then, additionally tighten it with a wrench for another 3/4 to one full turn. Do not over-tighten the nut.
(Tightening torque: 10 to 15 Nm ( 8-11 ft-lbs) or 100 to
150 KgF/cm)
While tightening the nut with a wrench, place a spanner
(monkey wrench) around the hexagonal area of the branch fitting to hold it firmly, and then tighten the cap nut.
CAUTION
Tighten the cap nut
• while securely grasping the ball tap to prevent it from turning.
* If the ball tap is rotated
out of position, the float ball may make contact with the inside wall of the tank and cause a water stoppage failure.
Please be careful not to break or damage the hose connection.
* Doing so may cause water leaks.
Please firmly connect the water supply pipe.
* If the cap nut is not sufficiently tightened, it may
cause water leaks.
3. Installation of water supply hose to the shower toilet (at the shower toilet body)
1)
Remove the protective cover
Installation diagram
from the end of the water supply hose, and pull out the cap from the water supply connection socket.
2) Connect the water supply hose for the shower toilet into the water supply connection socket.
Water supply connection socket
Water supply hose for shower toilet
3) Insert the attachment clip onto the water supply hose to attach it to the shower toilet and water supply connection socket.
* The attachment clip can be attached in
any direction.
4) Bend the clip end and firmly clip together both the feeding hose for the shower toilet and the feeding socket. After you install the clip, twist it in both directions to verify that it is firmly attached.
Clip
O-ring
Clip
Clip
Bend here
Water supply socket
Protective cover
Water supply socket
Water supply hose for the seat
CAUTION
Please be careful not to damage the O-ring.
• *If the O-ring is damaged, it may cause water leaks.
CAUTION
Please firmly insert the clip.
• * If the clip is not firmly
inserted, it may cause water leaks.
CAUTION
Please insert the clip
• until you feel a click from the clip edge.
* If not firmly inserted,
it may cause water leaks.
O-ring
When removing the clip, hold the clip with your fingers, set the flathead screwdriver and push the clip downward to remove it as shown in the figure below.
Flathead screwdriver
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4. Installation of the shower toilet
Installation diagram
Shower toilet
Caution
When installing the shower
toilet, make sure to use the parts provided in the installation kit.
(2) Attach the slide plate onto the seat.
1) Insert the bushings into the seat mounting holes.
Bushings
Seat mounting bolts
Mounting brackets Slide plate
Bushing
Toilet seat mounting guide holes
2) Insert the mounting brackets into the slide plate and attach the slide plate with the mounting bolts on the seat.
Mounting bolts for the toilet
(1) Remove the existing
seat.
1) Remove the nuts from the seat mounting bolts, the slip washers, and rounded packing.
2) Raise the seat and remove it by lifting the seat mounting bolts.
Seat mounting bolts
Existing seat
Nut
Loosen
References
Some toilet seats may require different methods
• of removal that differ from our explanation.
The removed toilet seat should be stored in your
home in case you remove the shower seat.
Rounded packing Slip washer
Mounting brackets
Seat mounting holes
(3) Attach the shower toilet.
1) Place the shower toilet on the toilet and align the mark on the slide plate with the mark on the rear section of the shower toilet.
2) Slightly raise the front side of the shower toilet, slide it until the slide plate is fully inserted, and then press the locking lever to secure the shower toilet.
Slide plate
Shower toilet
1
2
Slide plate
* For the attachment lacations of
the mounting brackets, please see "Checking the toilet seat."
CAUTION
When use of the slide plate is not
• necessary, please retain the slide using the attaching screw included in the installation kit to prevent it from moving or becoming lost.
Slide plate
Attaching screw
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5. Attachment of the water supply hose for the shower toilet (at the branch fitting)
Installation diagram
O-ring
Water supply hose for the shower toilet
CAUTION
Please be careful not to damage the O-ring.
• * If the O-ring is damaged, it may cause water leaks.
Please firmly insert the clip.
* If the clip is not firmly inserted, it may cause water leaks.
Please insert the clip until you feel a click from the clip edge.
* If not firmly inserted, it may cause water leaks.
Branch fitting
Clip
Example of water supply from the floor
(1) Remove the
protective covers from the ends of the water supply hose and insert the hose into the branch fitting.
(2) Attach the clip in the same manner as
it is attached on the shower toilet, and then attempt to twist the clip from side to side to make sure that it is firmly attached.
When removing the clip, hold
• the clip with your fingers, set the flathead screwdriver and push the clip downward to remove it as shown in the figure below.
Clip
Branch fitting
Protective covers
Bend here
O-ring
Water supply hose
Clip
Flathead screwdriver
6. Confirming water flow
Branch fitting area
Water supply socket area
CAUTION
When water supply into the tank does not stop, or the
tank does not fill at all, please check if the float ball is making contact with the inside wall of the tank.
If so, please reposition it using the following procedure:
(1) Loosen the inside nut on the side of the tank and
vertically straighten the ball tap.
(2)
While holding the ball tap with your hand, tighten the nut.
Please do not remove the strainer while the water shutoff valve is open.
Doing so may cause water leaks from the strainer area.
(1) Turn the water shutoff valve
counterclockwise to open the supply of water to the tank and shower toilet.
Branch fitting
Water shutoff valve
Turn counterclockwise.
(2) Operate the flush handle attached on
the tank and check each joint to see if there are any water leaks.
* If water is leaking, further tighten the
connections, or re-install the shower toilet.
(3) Confirm that the water flow stops after
the tank is filled with water.
* If the tank does not fill with water, or the
water flow does not stop, please check whether the ball tap and float ball are functioning.
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