brondell SWASH CL950-EW Manuel De L'utilisateur page 28

TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Troubleshooting
Problem
Nozzle does not
function properly
Water Temperature
is low
Seat is not heated
Bidet wash feature
does not work or
fails to spray
Water (wash spray)
not heated
Water flows before
or after use
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Possible Cause(s)
1. Nozzle is dirty
2. Clogged filter
3. Water pressure is too low
4. External bidet filter
1. Water comes out cold
2. Water comes out lukewarm
3. Water starts out hot but decreased
in temperature
1. Seat temperature set to off
1. Body sensor does not detect that
you are sitting on the Swash
1. Water temperature set to off
2. Resettable fuse blown
1. Water coming from nozzles
Solution(s)
1. Clean nozzle (see Page 23).
2. Remove, clean, and reinstall mesh filter
(see Page 24).
3. Check water supply valve at wall is
fully open.
4. If you have an external bidet filter, check
and replace if necessary.
1. The Water temperature level is turned
off or set to "LOW". Adjust temperature on
control panel.
2. Turn off Eco Mode.
3. Warm water can be used for about 40
seconds at the "MEDIUM" setting. Stop all
wash functions to allow the heater to
warm the water.
1. Make sure that the Seat temperature setting
is on.
1a. Adjust sitting position to fully cover the
Body Sensor (see Page 8).
1b. Override the body sensor – refer to
Special Mode Operation section on
Page 21 to unlock the body Seat Sensor.
1. Make sure that the Water temperature
setting is on.
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.
1a. The water that comes out between the
nozzle 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 or
self-clean cycle, and is not a malfunction.