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Precautions To Prevent Failure
Handling Precautions
Precautions To Prevent Failure
Do not expose the toilet to
direct sunlight.
* Doing so may cause discoloration
of plastic parts or malfunction of the
remote control and motion sensors.
Do not place a heater near
the toilet body.
* Doing so may cause discoloration or
damage.
Do not use excessive force to
open or close the toilet seat
and toilet lid.
* Doing so could cause damage or
malfunction.
Do not use any paper other
than toilet paper.
Do not drop
any objects that could cause
clogging into the toilet bowl.
Remove any accidentally
dropped objects from the
toilet before ushing.
Do not expose the remote
control to water or cleaners.
* Doing so may cause malfunction.
If the toilet becomes clogged,
use a
plunger
to remove the
clog.
Do not ush the toilet while
clogged.
* Contaminated water could over ow
from the toilet bowl and stain the oor.
Do not use toilet deodorizer on plastic parts.
Immediately wipe off any toilet deodorizer that
makes contact with plastic parts.
Use hair spray or similar products in well-
ventilated areas to ensure residue does not
remain in the area.
* Failure to so may cause malfunction or plastic parts to lose
their gloss.
Do not wipe the toilet body, toilet seat, or other
plastic parts with a dry cloth or toilet paper.
Refer to page 37 for details on maintenance.
* Doing so may cause scratching or the parts to lose their
gloss.
Do not operate the remote control with wet hands.
* Doing so may cause malfunction.
Do not use unsuitable toilet seat covers.
* The company shall not be responsible for any loss or
damage as the result of using third-party products. The
customer assumes all responsibility in such circumstances.
* Buttons of unsuitable covers could make forceful contact
with and damage the toilet seat.
* Unsuitable covers could block the seat sensor causing the
seat sensor to remain triggered inde nitely. This could cause
the deodorizer fan to run constantly and cool the toilet seat.
* Unsuitable covers could roll up and prevent the toilet lid from
opening or cause it to close unexpectedly.
A single ush may not be suf cient depending
on the size, amount, or weight of the waste
and the amount and type of toilet paper.
A full ush corresponds to approximately 5 m
of toilet paper.
Refer to JIS standards for more information on
toilet paper amounts.
A single ush may not be suf cient for barium
and other heavy substances that are not water
soluble.
In such situations, break down barium or other
debris remaining in the toilet bowl with a toilet
brush and ush several times.
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