Saniwise F6 User manual

Bidet Seat F6 User Manual

Thank you for purchasing Saniwise Bidet Seat. Please read through this manual
carefully to ensure the safe use of your product.
Keep this manual in a safe place for your future reference.
Contents
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Parts and What’s in the Box
Parts
What’s in the Box
Self-diagnosis and Troubleshooting
Cleaning and Dismantling
Maintenance
Warranty Record
Saniwise Warranty
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7Extra Installation Tips
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Installation
Caution
Preparation
Installation Procedures
Connecting Water Inlet Hose
Functions
WASH (REAR WASH)
BIDET (FRONT WASH)
STOP

Water inlet on the left
Parts and What’s in the Box
Parts
Bowl
Water inlet hose
Shutoff valve
T-shaped adapter
Lever
Water tank
Water supply hose
Seat cover
Seat
Wash nozzle
Bidet nozzle
Dismantle button

1. Bidet seat and lid 2. Installation template
Connecting bolts x2
Sliding plates x2
4. T-shaped connector 5. Water inlet hose 6. User Manual
User Manual
3. Fixing components
Expansion nuts x2
Filter
Note
There are two methods to install the Saniwise Bidet Seat. It is recommended that you use expansion
nuts. You can also use butterfly nuts. Please choose the appropriate installation method according
to your specific installation needs.
Nuts x2
Adapter plate x1
What’s in the Box

Caution
1. The water pressure limit ranges from 10 to 110 PSI. Please use as instructed.
2. The water shutoff valve should be near where the product can be installed and dismantled.
Please read the following instructions carefully and install your Saniwise Bidet Seat
properly.
Preparation
1. Insert the connecting bolts into the sliding plates.
Insert the connecting bolts into the holes of the sliding plates, as shown in the figure below.
2. Insert the connecting bolts with the sliding plates into the adapter plate.
Insert the connecting bolts with the sliding plates into the holes of the adapter
plate, as shown in the figure below.

Installation Procedures
Installation Method One (Recommended)
1. Dismantle the old bidet seat and lid.
Loosen the hinge and remove the old bidet seat and lid.
Keep this side with FRONT up
Installation
template *Butterfly nuts are only used for
the optional installation method two.
Installation template
Installation template
Installation Method Two
1. Dismantle the old bidet seat and lid, and place the installation template on the ceramic, as described in step 1 and step 3 of the
installation method one.
2. Put the adapter plate over the toilet seat’s mounting holes in the ceramic of the connecting bolts with adjusting pieces. Screw the nuts
from underneath the toilet. Then tighten them to secure the adapter plate. Refer to the step 4 of the installation method one.
3. Complete the following installation procedures, as described in step 5 and step 6 of the installation method one.
2. Install the expansion nuts.
Insert the expansion nuts into the holes of the ceramic. Be
sure to firmly press down so the top of the expansion nut is
flush with the ceramic toilet surface.
3. Install the installation template. 4. Fix the adaptable panel.
Attach the adapter plate. Attach the adapter plate in the toilet
seat holes. Adjust the connecting bolts’ and adjusting pieces’
position to line up the connecting bolts to the expansion nuts.
Then tighten them to secure the adapter plate.
5. Remove the installation template. 6. Mount the Saniwise Bidet Seat.
Keep the fixing slots under the Saniwise Bidet Seat aiming
at the slots on the adaptable panel. Push the Saniwise Bidet
Seat to the end. Now, the Saniwise Bidet Seat is installed
successfully.
Fixing slots under the
Saniwise Bidet Seat
Bidet seat and lid
Place the installation template on the ceramic.

1. Turn off the water supply valve. 2. Unscrew the water supply hose from the water
tank. Place a towel below the tank to catch any
dripping water.
3. Using finger nut, attach the T-shaped connector
to the water tank where you removed the water
supply hose.
4. Attach the water supply hose to the bottom of
the T-shaped connector.
5. If they have become loose during shipping,
press the filter screen and rubber washer into
the connectors at the ends of the white water
inlet hose. Connect the white water inlet hose to
the bidet seat and the other end to the T-shaped
connector and tighten snugly. Do not over
tighten.
6. Slowly turn on the water valve to check if
there is any water leakage.
Unscrew to remove
Finger nut
Washer
Filter
Connecting Water Inlet Hose

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Please remove the regulator cover and regulator O-ring under the following conditions:
Caution: Must use the regulator cover and regulator O-ring when the water pressure
is greater than 15 PSI.
How to do:
1. Take out the regulator with pliers and other tools.
2. Remove the regulator cover and regulator O-ring except the sealing O-ring.
3. Insert the regulator component into the inlet pipe.
a. When the water pressure is lower than 10 PSI.
b. When the nozzle cannot work normally and water pressure is low.
Regulator
Regulator
cover
Regulator
O-ring
Sealing
O-ring
7. Wipe the hoses and connectors thoroughly with a towel and carefully observe for any leaks for at least
10 minutes. Tighten any connectors gently until leakage stops. If any leaks continue, turn off the water
supply and check older hoses for damaged rubber O-rings and replace them if necessary.
*Optional, only do the following if water pressure is too low.
Warning
1. Do not lift the product with the seat cover and seat open.
This may damage the bidet seat.
2. Do not use with hot water where temperature is higher
than 40℃/104℉.

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Extra Installation Tips
1. This will not apply to most customers, however, if you happen to have a rigid water
supply line to your toilet tank you will need to replace that with a flexible steel braided
water supply hose which can be found at any hardware store, Home Depot, Lowe's etc.
The addition of the "T" connector will make an existing "rigid" hose too long. We
recommend you purchase the same length flexible hose as your rigid line +/- an inch.
It does not need to be exact because it's flexible, but too long may look unattractive.
2. There is a white rubber hose that is sealed in a plastic bag. Occasionally the rubber
gasket will fall out of the hose end during shipping. Just make sure you put it back in
place if yours fell out, or if you find it loose in the bag with the hose.
3. If you are not using the nuts, be sure to firmly push the two adapter plate anchors all
the way into the two holes on your toilet bowl to ensure the adapter plate fits tightly to
your toilet after tightening the stainless steel screws.
4. In most cases everyone is happy with the pressure that the cleaning jets put out. If for
any reason you would like a stronger stream, please refer to page 6 in the instructions
and it will explain how to remove the pressure regulator and dramatically increase the
pressure.
If you still need help, feel free to send us an email at [email protected].

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Functions
STOP
1) During WASH or BIDET status, rotate the lever to the vertical
position to stop the freshwater spray.
2) The nozzle moves back to the original position.
3) The water volume decreases while turning the lever towards the vertical
position. It will totally shut off when the lever is on the vertical position.
WASH (REAR WASH)
1) Turn the lever clockwise from the vertical position.
2) The nozzle for rear wash extends forward, and the freshwater spray
function starts.
3) The water volume decreases while turning the lever towards the vertical
position. It will totally shut off when the lever is on the vertical position.
1) Turn the lever counterclockwise from the vertical position.
2) The nozzle for feminine Bidet (front wash) moves forward and the
freshwater spray function starts.
3) The water volume decreases while turning the lever towards the vertical
position. It will totally shut off when the lever is on the vertical position.
Note that the front wash nozzle is slightly longer when fully extended and
directs spray more in the forward direction.
BIDET (FRONT WASH)