How to Install a Bidet

The bidet needs to be connected to a water source. Turn off the toilet water supply at the shut-off valve at the wall. Flush the toilet, holding down the handle until the water is fully drained.

Unscrew the flexible water supply line from the fill valve at the toilet. Do not unscrew at the shut-off valve at the wall. Use a towel or a small bucket to catch any residual water.

Insert the black rubber washer into the tee valve. Connect the tee valve to the fill valve under the toilet tank.

Reconnect the flexible supply line to the bottom of the tee valve. Attach the braided metal bidet hose to the open side of the tee valve.

Connect the open end of the bidet hose to the water inlet on the back of the bidet attachment. Turn on the water supply valve slowly, while checking for leaks.

To use the bidet, simply turn the dial to the wash position. The further the dial is turned, the higher the water pressure will be.

Unscrew the flexible water supply line from your fill valve at the toilet. It’s important to unscrew the hose from the toilet, not the shut-off valve at the wall. Use a small bucket or towel handy to catch any residual water.

Insert the black rubber washer into the tee valve. Connect the tee valve to the fill valve under the toilet tank. Reconnect the flexible supply line to the bottom of the tee valve.

Remove the blue caps on the ends of the bidet hose. Attach one end of the bidet hose to the open end of the tee valve.

Connect the bidet spray head to the open end of the bidet hose. Turn on the water supply and check for leaks.

The bidet sprayer will be mounted to the side of the toilet. Using a screw, attach the bidet holster to the toilet hook. Then lift the lid of the toilet tank and hang the toilet hook. Insert the bidet sprayer into the holster.

To use the bidet, open the provided tee valve and press the button on the spray head to initiate the flow of water.

Insert the black rubber washer into the tee valve. Ensure the flat side of the washer is against the valve and the raised washer lip is face up.

Connect the tee valve to the fill valve under the toilet tank. Reconnect the flexible supply line to the bottom of the tee valve to mount the bidet.

Place the mounting plate on the toilet over the bolt holes.

Place the adjustable brackets in the plate over the holes. Slide the bolts through the holes in the toilet.

Secure the bolts with the provided washers and nuts, leaving the bolts loose enough to allow to readjust the seat later.

Connect the elbow side of the bidet hose to the bidet toilet seat's water inlet.

Place the bidet toilet seat flat onto the toilet in front of the mounting plate. Slide the bidet toilet seat toward the tank onto the mounting plate until you hear the mounting clips snap into place.

To adjust the position of the seat, slide the seat forward or backwards for the best fit. Tighten the nuts under the toilet.

Connect the open end of the bidet hose to the T valve.

Turn on the water supply and check for leaks. If there are no leaks, plug the bidet toilet seat into the nearest GFI outlet. The bidet will power on, illuminating the power and seat temperature lights.

Then use the cable clips to connect the power cord to the bidet.

Next, you'll install the batteries in the remote control. Remove the back cover and insert the four coin-style batteries plus side up. Reattach the battery cover.

To test the remote, press the spray button one time. One or more LED lights above the button will illuminate if the batteries are installed correctly.

To use the bidet normally, sit on the bidet seat, ensuring skin contact with the seat sensor. Start a wash by pressing either the rear or front button on the remote control.

If testing the bidet before first use, place the palm of your hand directly on the seat sensor and press the rear or front button on the remote control. Be careful as water will spray out of the toilet bowl.