Thank you so much for making this detailed video. I watched many videos on installing this particular bidet and it was frustrating still not being able to do it correctly. After watching your video I was able to install it within minutes. Thank you so much 😊
I just installed this bidet. Wonderful that you made this video. Thank you. You saved me a lot of time. Recommendation: slow down a little bit. I had to watch certain boys that seen obvious in hindsight, but which I didn't understand at first watch. Thanks again!
Thanks for the awesome video! How did you make the bidet to stay in place? Mine moves forward every time I use it, never heard a click sound when I push it backwards to secure it on the mount
Thank you for the detail instructions. Very easy to install. However, the nozzles on my bidet does not seem to work as intended. The nozzle extends out but does not spray water. Instead the water leaks from behind the seat and some of it leaks out to the floor. Any idea how I can fix it?
At the bottom of the seat there is a drain hole with rubber but on it. Make sure it’s sealed tight, otherwise water will leak out. If that doesn’t fix it, then you likely have a defective unit and should get a replacement.
Thank you so much for taking the time to provide this very useful information. I have never used a bidet before but your video made the bidet installation and usage very easy. This is one of the best instructional videos that I have come across. Keep up the excellent job!
I just replaced a 6800 that had a cracked seat. While installing new unit I noticed that the 2 feet on the back half of the seat do not come in contact with the toilet when it is down. I’m pretty sure that’s why my first seat cracked. Is there some way to adjust this?
There is a rubber ring inside each outlet of the T valve. This rubber ring helps to seal the connection and prevent leaking. Make sure the rubber ring goes all the way in and not tilted, then tighten the hose.
Check all three side of the T valve. Each connection should have a washer (should be on the female end). Probably one of the washer fell out, should be able to just push it in.
There should be a valve coming out from the wall and connect to the bottom of the water tank with a hose. You may use the T valve in between the wall valve and the hose to the water tank.
There is a weight sensor on the rim of the seat. When it’s activated (either you sit on it or like me in the video pushing it down), then the bidet is ready to use and shoot water out according to the remote control. If it’s not activated, then nothing will happen when you push the remote.
Thank you! I watch the factory installation video and they didn't show the order of the cone in the washer. On my written instructions, they had them backwards, and I'm like that just don't seem right. You nailed it. Thank you.
I bought this and the instructions wasnt clear. I call the manufacturer and the directory hangs up on you. They also have a chat, so I went to their site, and there's no chat! It's just filing a ticket and they call you back in a few days. I was ready to return it until I found this video. It cleared up what I didn't understand from the basic pictures the manual had. You should get paid for this video since the manufacturer can't get it right. Great job!
@randomhomegadgets It's pretty obvious, I think, but let me elaborate. Many models offer a feminine wash, which washes the vagina, so I figured it only right to have some sort of ball wash...or a frank n beans wash (although the frank may be too far forward and upward to get any water from the spicket). You've always gotta look for opportunities to promote sexual equality 😉
Oh I see what you mean now. Yah there’s no specific ball wash function. But the feminine wash function basically move the wand forward enough to do that. It can only wash the back and underside of the balls though, the water is hard to reach the front side.
Make sure the mounting plate itself is secured with the screws. Then make sure the seat is secured on the mounting plate, you should feel a click when you slide the seat on the mounting plate, which tells you that the seat is locked in place
Fantastic video as I just bought the seat. Everything is hooked up. I did not do the water hookup yet. Just curious though, if you hit the remote control and you don't have the water hookup should the nozzle still come out? I don't see anything coming out of it when I hit any of those buttons so I'm just curious. Thank you.
You need to sit on the toilet or use your hand to push down on the seat to activate the sensor first. Otherwise the nozzle won’t come out even if you push the remote button. The nozzle will come out even without hooking up with water, but I’m not sure if it will damage it when no water is inside, so be careful.
@@randomhomegadgets Thank you so much for the quick reply! I really appreciate it. Your video was one of the best I've ever seen when it came to instructions and it helped immensely. Thank you again and thank you again for the reply.
Electric outlet near the toilet is not a typical feature. I asked an electrician to specifically install it. You may consider using a extension cord to route it from the closest electric outlet you have.
Only the 2 front pads of the toilet seat contact the toilet on mine... the rear 2 are about an 1/8" from contact. seems this would cause bending stress on the seat. ( My first one did crack the seat after 3.5 years and so am replacing it). could someone look at theirs and let me know if that is normal?
Well I'm posting the answer to my own question. I reached biobidet on the phone and they said that yes all 4 pads should carry weight when sitting. They thought the gap was due to the toilet design not being flat...I sort of doubt this is true. anyway I am going to shim it with something.
Have you done any trouble shooting? My heater and the sprayers no longer work. The light, dryer, and I can hear it turn on when I sit on it. Any help? Please and thank you. 😊
Sorry to hear that. I haven’t encountered this problem before. I would say try to unplug then plug it back and see if it helps. Otherwise contact Biobidet warranty to get a replacement.
The UK is very strict about outlets in a bathroom. In the USA, full-fledged AC outlets have been allowed in bathrooms for decades, with ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlets required by code since 1977 or so. I’m happy to be able to install this bidet in my bathroom.
Easy to install, ruclips.net/user/postUgkxjA-hDN2m8_mi0Dg0JD8U6QiArozIAc4I and comfortable. No idea what other people were talking about when they said it was difficult to install or uncomfortable.
This is an awesome video. It gets to the point, no fancy intros that last forever. Don't know where you are located, but in the US, that outlet has to be GFCI. Again great video, thanks for posting.
Thank you so much for making this detailed video. I watched many videos on installing this particular bidet and it was frustrating still not being able to do it correctly. After watching your video I was able to install it within minutes. Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for your comment! I'm glad that it's helpful for you :)
For anyone with leak issues, use a wrench to tighten it a bit more instead of just tightening by hand. Thank you for the video!!
I tried that and it started leaking more.
@@oleg3913I would just get the replacement from Costco. No question asked.
A friend has this so I just purchased it too. I watched to view installation. My friend also watched and found things he didn’t know about his bidet.
I'm glad that you both like it :)
I just installed this bidet. Wonderful that you made this video. Thank you. You saved me a lot of time. Recommendation: slow down a little bit. I had to watch certain boys that seen obvious in hindsight, but which I didn't understand at first watch. Thanks again!
Thanks for you advice! Will make sure to slow down next time :)
It’s easy to slow down or speed up videos to get the pace that’s right for you. ❤
@@hammockmonk oh. I don't know how to do that. How do you do that?
go to the little gear icon, and select playback speed to a slower number
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Thanks for the video. I am a woman with zero plumbing skills - installed the seat fast . 😊
Nice! I'm glad that it's helpful for you :)
Thanks for the awesome video! How did you make the bidet to stay in place? Mine moves forward every time I use it, never heard a click sound when I push it backwards to secure it on the mount
Yah I think yours is not locked in place. Need to push it backwards till you hear or feel a click
Thank you very much for your detailed instructions, I installed my seat following your video. Good job 👏
Thank you for your comment. I’m glad that you find it useful :)
Can you remove the sticker for sensor?
Yes, the sticker jus tells you where the sensor is. It doesn’t have any active function. You may remove it and it will still work.
Thank you for the detail instructions. Very easy to install. However, the nozzles on my bidet does not seem to work as intended. The nozzle extends out but does not spray water. Instead the water leaks from behind the seat and some of it leaks out to the floor. Any idea how I can fix it?
At the bottom of the seat there is a drain hole with rubber but on it. Make sure it’s sealed tight, otherwise water will leak out. If that doesn’t fix it, then you likely have a defective unit and should get a replacement.
Thank you so much for taking the time to provide this very useful information. I have never used a bidet before but your video made the bidet installation and usage very easy. This is one of the best instructional videos that I have come across. Keep up the excellent job!
I just replaced a 6800 that had a cracked seat. While installing new unit I noticed that the 2 feet on the back half of the seat do not come in contact with the toilet when it is down. I’m pretty sure that’s why my first seat cracked. Is there some way to adjust this?
Yah a lot of people report the same issue too. You can try to put a rubber bumper to pad it. Something like this: a.co/d/16BXN9F
Very very good video thank you so much. This made my installation a breeze.
Thanks for your comment. I’m glad it’s helpful for you :)
I’m trying to install this but the bottom part of my t valve is leaking when I turn the water on. Can you help?
There is a rubber ring inside each outlet of the T valve. This rubber ring helps to seal the connection and prevent leaking. Make sure the rubber ring goes all the way in and not tilted, then tighten the hose.
@@randomhomegadgets thank you! I was able to fix it! Great video!
I saw you put a rubber washer into the T valve at 3:50. But I have a second one…. With a longer neck… where is this one supposed to go?
Check all three side of the T valve. Each connection should have a washer (should be on the female end). Probably one of the washer fell out, should be able to just push it in.
Excellent video tutorial. So helpful! Thank you!
I’m glad that you find it helpful :)
Hi can you show how to connect the hose if i have fill valve? I cant seem to find where to connect those hose.
There should be a valve coming out from the wall and connect to the bottom of the water tank with a hose. You may use the T valve in between the wall valve and the hose to the water tank.
Where’s the water going without a live tester?
There is a weight sensor on the rim of the seat. When it’s activated (either you sit on it or like me in the video pushing it down), then the bidet is ready to use and shoot water out according to the remote control. If it’s not activated, then nothing will happen when you push the remote.
@@randomhomegadgets I was wondering where the water was going in the video (nobody was sitting in the seat)
Oh, ha ha, I put a towel on the wall to catch the water. The video is just to show you how the water jet would look like.
Thank you! I watch the factory installation video and they didn't show the order of the cone in the washer. On my written instructions, they had them backwards, and I'm like that just don't seem right. You nailed it. Thank you.
Thanks for your comment. Glad it helped :)
Thanks for this! Very helpful
Thanks for the comment. Glad that you find it helpful :)
I bought this and the instructions wasnt clear. I call the manufacturer and the directory hangs up on you. They also have a chat, so I went to their site, and there's no chat! It's just filing a ticket and they call you back in a few days.
I was ready to return it until I found this video. It cleared up what I didn't understand from the basic pictures the manual had. You should get paid for this video since the manufacturer can't get it right. Great job!
Thanks for your kind comment :) I’m glad that you find it helpful.
Does this model offer a ball wash?
Sorry, I’m not sure what’s a ball wash.
@randomhomegadgets It's pretty obvious, I think, but let me elaborate. Many models offer a feminine wash, which washes the vagina, so I figured it only right to have some sort of ball wash...or a frank n beans wash (although the frank may be too far forward and upward to get any water from the spicket). You've always gotta look for opportunities to promote sexual equality 😉
Oh I see what you mean now. Yah there’s no specific ball wash function. But the feminine wash function basically move the wand forward enough to do that. It can only wash the back and underside of the balls though, the water is hard to reach the front side.
my seat keeps moving forward after every use, does the seat not lock in place?
Make sure the mounting plate itself is secured with the screws. Then make sure the seat is secured on the mounting plate, you should feel a click when you slide the seat on the mounting plate, which tells you that the seat is locked in place
@@randomhomegadgets I dont hear any click when I install it
Then probably the seat is not locked in place with the mounting plate. Try to push the seat further towards the back to lock it.
thank you for a detailed instruction
Thank you for your support :)
Very helpful video and happy to say bidet is installed! Thank you!
Glad it helped! Now enjoy the clean bottom after the go :)
Fantastic video as I just bought the seat. Everything is hooked up. I did not do the water hookup yet.
Just curious though, if you hit the remote control and you don't have the water hookup should the nozzle still come out?
I don't see anything coming out of it when I hit any of those buttons so I'm just curious.
Thank you.
You need to sit on the toilet or use your hand to push down on the seat to activate the sensor first. Otherwise the nozzle won’t come out even if you push the remote button. The nozzle will come out even without hooking up with water, but I’m not sure if it will damage it when no water is inside, so be careful.
@@randomhomegadgets Thank you so much for the quick reply! I really appreciate it. Your video was one of the best I've ever seen when it came to instructions and it helped immensely. Thank you again and thank you again for the reply.
I’m glad that you find this video helpful. Hope you enjoy the new bidet :)
How many toilets have a electric socket so close?
Electric outlet near the toilet is not a typical feature. I asked an electrician to specifically install it. You may consider using a extension cord to route it from the closest electric outlet you have.
I have a direct flush toilet and t-valve doesn’t fit under my sink
The water supply for direct flush toilet is bigger. You should check with a Plummer to find a way to install it
Awesome video tutorial! Very very helpful. Thank you so much for putting in the time and effort to be very detailed.
Thank you. I’m glad that it’s helpful for you :)
Only the 2 front pads of the toilet seat contact the toilet on mine... the rear 2 are about an 1/8" from contact. seems this would cause bending stress on the seat. ( My first one did crack the seat after 3.5 years and so am replacing it). could someone look at theirs and let me know if that is normal?
Well I'm posting the answer to my own question. I reached biobidet on the phone and they said that yes all 4 pads should carry weight when sitting. They thought the gap was due to the toilet design not being flat...I sort of doubt this is true. anyway I am going to shim it with something.
I just checked mine, also has the same gap as you mentioned. It's probably bad design...
I bought a couple of stick on chair glides to fill the gap. Its rock solid now@@randomhomegadgets
Same with mine. Definitely it is a design issue not that the toilet is not flat
Have you done any trouble shooting? My heater and the sprayers no longer work. The light, dryer, and I can hear it turn on when I sit on it. Any help? Please and thank you. 😊
Sorry to hear that. I haven’t encountered this problem before. I would say try to unplug then plug it back and see if it helps. Otherwise contact Biobidet warranty to get a replacement.
how much you charge for this job
I probably charge around $75, but that’s just me lol
Somehow my water is leaking in the side and the back. I even used a tool to tighten the connector...
Hi Leon, is the leaking at the connector area? If so, then it’s likely the rubber ring is not placed correctly or it’s damaged.
Great tutorial...Thank you!
Thanks for the comment :)
Of course, that electrical outlet is illegal in UK. Possibly elsewhere, as well.
The UK is very strict about outlets in a bathroom. In the USA, full-fledged AC outlets have been allowed in bathrooms for decades, with ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlets required by code since 1977 or so. I’m happy to be able to install this bidet in my bathroom.
Easy to install, ruclips.net/user/postUgkxjA-hDN2m8_mi0Dg0JD8U6QiArozIAc4I and comfortable. No idea what other people were talking about when they said it was difficult to install or uncomfortable.
Thanks for your kind comment :)
who the hell has an outlet near a toilet?
This is a new build house. The builder provides an option to put a gfci outlet near toilets specifically for bidets.
The title of this video is misleading. There is nothing about installation. This video is about operation.
Hi DeAnna, did you somehow skip the installation part of the video? It starts at 1:04. Thanks.
I see clear instructions along with video on how to install it. Great video by the way!
Thanks for your support :)
This is an awesome video. It gets to the point, no fancy intros that last forever. Don't know where you are located, but in the US, that outlet has to be GFCI. Again great video, thanks for posting.
Thanks for your comment :) I’m in the US. I’m lucky that I have a prewired GFCI outlet next to the toilet.
Made installing this so much easier. I'm still laughing about the bidet spraying all over the floor 🤣 I'm an idiot
Thanks for your comment :) I spray it everywhere when I first use it too