brondell Swash S1200-EW Manuel De L'utilisateur page 35

Problem
Seat is not heated 1. Seat temperature set to off
Bidet wash feature 1. Body sensor does not detect that you
does not work or are sitting on the Swash
fails to spray
Water (wash spray) 1. Water temperature set to off
not heated
2. Resettable fuse blown
Water flows before or 1. Water coming from nozzles
after use
Water leaks from 1. Water leaking from the T-valve
areas other than the
nozzles
2. Water leaking from the bidet hose
connection
3. Water leaking from under the seat
4. Water leaking from behind the seat
Possible Cause(s) Solution(s)
1. Make sure that the Seat temperature setting
is on (Low- Blue light, Med- Pink light, High- Red
light, Off- No light).
1a. Adjust sitting position to fully cover the
Body Sensor (see page 9).
1b. Override the body sensor – refer to
Special Mode Operation section on page 27
to unlock the body Seat Sensor.
1. Make sure that the Water temperature
setting is on (Low- Blue light, Med- Pink light,
High- Red light, Off- No light).
2. The bimetal resettable fuse may blow if
the temperature exceeds over the normal
level. The bidet will not work and show an
error message until the bidet cools down.
The fuse will automatically reset.
1a. The water that comes out between the
nozzles before or after a wash cycle is the
self-clean cycle and is not a malfunction.
1b. Residual water may drip into the
bowl for several seconds after a wash
cycle, self-clean cycle, or nozzle
sterilization cycle and is not a malfunction.
1. Make sure that the rubber gasket is insert-
ed correctly into the T-valve (flat side down
with lip pointing up towards the toilet tank
connection) and firmly tighten the connector.
2. Make sure that the bidet hose is correctly
connected and tight. Check any rubber
washers and do not over tighten.
3. Check if there is anything between the
mesh filter and bidet. Remove, clean, and
reinstall mesh filter. Check if the filter is
damaged (see maintenance section).
4. Check the water tank plug in the back of
the seat (see maintenance section under
product storage and use).
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