You are advised to record the following information to allow quick service.
Date of purchase : Name of shop :
Tel : ( )
Date : year month day
2020.11.13
D07B68
Instruction Manual
WASHLET
■ Thank you for your recent purchase of this product.
Please read the enclosed information to ensure the safe use of your product.
■ Be sure to read this Instruction Manual before using your product and keep it in a
safe place for future reference.
SW3054AT40, SW3054
SW3044AT40, SW3044
SW3056AT40, SW3056
SW3046AT40, SW3046
WASHLET
Ref.
Page
SW3056AT40
SW3056
SW3046AT40
SW3046
SW3054AT40
SW3054
SW3044AT40
SW3044
Basic
Functions
Cleansing
Rear cleansing
●●●●
20, 21
Rear soft cleansing
Front cleansing
Wide front cleansing
Changing
the cleansing method
Wand position
adjustment
●●●●
Water pressure
adjustment
Oscillating cleansing
Pulsating cleansing
Personal setting
Drying Warm air drying
●●●●
Changing the temperature Temperature adjustment
●●●●
28, 29
Sanitary
Functions
Removing odors
Deodorizer
●●●●
24, 25
"EWATER+" cleaning
Auto wand CLEAN
●●●●
Auto bowl CLEAN
Convenience
Functions
Flushing
Remote control flushing
flushing
●*
1
-
●*
1
*
2
-
20
Auto
26, 27
Opening and closing
Opening and closing
the toilet seat with
remote control
●●
--
20
Auto open / close
26, 27
Lighting up Soft light
●●
--
Heating the toilet seat Heated seat
●●●●
-
Save energy by
lowering the toilet seat
temperature
Auto energy saver
●●●●
30, 31
Auto energy saver+
Timer energy saver
Maintenance
Main Unit One-touch
removal
●●●●
38, 39
Removable toilet lid
40
Wand cleaning
37
*1 Available only when "FLUSH" button is located on the top side of the remote control.
"FLUSH" button
*2 Auto flushing will not be activated when the user uses the toilet in standing position.
Product name (Model)
Part No.
Functions
Your Model
Check your model
name and write a
check mark in this
field as needed.
Part No.
2
The available functions vary according to the model.
3
Safety Precautions
......................
4
Operational Precautions
..........
11
Parts Names
..............................
14
Preparation
................................
18
Changing Settings
..............
42
What to Do?
..............................
62
If the water does not ow due to
a water service interruption
......
62
If you cannot operate with
the remote control
....................
62
Freeze Damage Prevention
......
63
Long Periods of Disuse
............
64
Removal of Operation Guide
....
65
Troubleshooting
........................
66
Speci cations
...........................
73
Limited Warranty
........................
74
Basic Operations
.................
20
Automatic Functions
(Cleaning Features)
..................
24
Deodorizer, Auto wand CLEAN,
Auto bowl CLEAN, Bowl light, CLEAN
Indicator
Automatic Functions
(Convenience Features)
..........
26
Auto ushing, Auto open/close, Soft light
Temperature Adjustment
(Warm Water, Toilet Seat, Drying)
...
28
Energy Saver Features
............
30
Maintenance
.........................
34
Power plug
................................
34
Main Unit
..................................
35
Deodorizing Filter
.....................
36
Wand
........................................
37
Wand cleaning
Gap between the Main Unit and
Bowl Unit
..................................
38
Gap between the Main Unit and
the Toilet Lid
.............................
40
Water Filter Drain Valve
............
41
Keep It
Clean
Sanitary Toilet
Removing odors inside
the bowl unit
Cleans the bowl unit
with "EWATER+"
Cleans the wand with
"EWATER+"
As you
approach
As you
sit
As you
stand up
Deodorizer
Auto bowl
CLEAN
Auto bowl
CLEAN
Auto wand
CLEAN
Auto power deodorizer
Lights to
show that
the "clean"
functions are
operating.
Table of Contents
The self-cleaning functions operate automatically.
(See pages 24 and 25 for details.)
ReferenceMaintenanceOperation
Introduction
4
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING
Symbols and Meanings
WARNING
May result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
May result in injury or property damage.
The following symbols are used to indicate important safety instructions for the use of the product.
Symbol Meaning
This symbol indicates a prohibited use of the product.
This symbol is used to indicate a required step in the use of this product.
WARNING
Do not plug or unplug the power plug with wet hands.
Doing so may cause electrical shock.
Do not get any water or cleaning solution on the main unit or power plug.
Doing so may cause fire, electrical shock, heat or short circuit.
Doing so may cause the product to crack resulting in injury or water damage.
Never disassemble, repair or alter.
Doing so may cause fire, electrical shock, overheating, short circuit or breakdown.
Do not install the product on moving vehicles such as wheeled vehicles or
boats.
Doing so may cause fire, electric shock, short circuit or malfunction.
The toilet seat, toilet lid, main unit, or other parts may come loose and fall off, resulting in injury.
Safety Precautions
5
WARNING
Do not use the product if a malfunction occurs.
In case of breakdown or other problem, be sure to cut off power by means such as unplugging
the power plug.
Close the water shutoff valve to stop water supply.
Possible malfunctions:
Water is leaking from a pipe or the main unit.
The product is cracked or broken.
The product makes a strange noise or emits a strange odor.
The product emits smoke.
The product is abnormally hot.
The toilet seat cushion is out of place.
Continued use after malfunction could cause a re, electric shock, heat, short circuit, injury or
water damage.
Do not use other water than allowed by the laws and ordinances of the
region of use.
Only use potable water. Do not use seawater or recycled water.
Doing so may cause irritation to the skin and malfunction.
Do not touch the power plug during thunderstorms.
Doing so may cause electrical shock.
Do not allow the water supply hose to touch the power plug or outlet.
Doing so may cause condensation resulting in a re, electrical shock, heat or a short.
Do not do anything that may damage the power cord, power plug.
Do not strike, yank, twist, excessively bend, damage, alter, or heat the power cords.
Also, do not place anything heavy on, bind or pinch the power cords.
Using a damaged power cord may result in a re, electrical shock, heat or short.
Do not use a loose or faulty electrical outlet.
Doing so may cause re or short circuit.
Do not use any outlet or wiring equipment beyond its speci ed rating.
Plugging too many plugs into the same outlet, for example using outlet splitters, can cause re
due to heat.
Do not use any power supply other than the one speci ed.
AC 120 V, 60 Hz
Doing so may cause re or excessive heat.
Do not stick a nger or anything else into the warm air outlet.
Do not place anything on the warm air outlet or drape clothes over it.
Doing so may cause burns, electrical shock or malfunction.
Keep cigarettes and other open ames away from the product.
Failure to do so may cause re.
Introduction
6
WARNING
Refrain from sitting on the seat for long periods.
It may cause low-temperature burns.
To prevent the following persons from getting a moderate temperature burn during use, other
person should turn off the toilet seat heater and set the dryer temperature to "Low".
Young children, the aged and other users unable to set the temperature appropriately
themselves.
The ill, physically disabled and others who do not have freedom of movement.
Those using any medicines that cause drowsiness (sleeping or cold medicine), those who have
been drinking heavily, anyone severely fatigued and anyone else liable to fall asleep.
This is an electrical product. Do not install it anywhere water is likely to get on
the product or anywhere with humidity high enough that water is likely to form
on the surface of this product. When using the product in a bathroom, install a
fan or ventilation port and ensure good air ow through the bathroom.
Failure to do so may cause re or electrical shock.
Always connect the product to the cold water supply.
Connecting to hot water supply may result in burns and equipment damage.
Make sure that a properly grounded (3 prong) outlet has been installed.
Failure to install a grounded outlet could cause electrical shock in the event of a malfunction or
short circuit.
Insert the power plug securely into the outlet.
Failure to do so may cause re, heat or short circuit.
To unplug, hold the power plug, not the power cord.
Do not unplug by pulling the power cord.
Pulling on the power cord may cause damage and result in re or heat.
If the electric cord is damaged, avoid danger by having the manufacturer’s
repair department or equivalent specialist replace it.
Always unplug the power plug from the outlet before maintenance or
inspection.
Failure to do so may cause electrical shock or malfunction.
Periodically remove dust and dirt from the power plug and make sure it is
securely plugged into the wall outlet.
Failure to do so may cause re, heat or short circuit.
Pull the power plug out from the outlet and wipe clean with a dry cloth.
Always unplug the plug from the outlet before removing the main unit.
Failure to do so may cause a re or electrical shock.
Safety Precautions (Continued)
7
WARNING
When leaking battery uid adheres to your body or clothes, wash it away
with clean water.
The uid may damage your eyes or skin.
Preliminary studies in females suggest that overuse of continuous spraying
can increase the possibility of vaginal mucosa drying and potential reduction in
desirable microbial organisms.
Although these studies have not been validated, please consult your healthcare
provider for concerns regarding whether these circumstances may apply to you.
More importantly, if you are an individual suffering from any immune de ciency
as a result of disease, chemotherapy, or other medical condition compromising
the immune system you should consult your healthcare provider before use of
this product.
CAUTION
Do not use the product if the main unit is unstable.
Doing so may cause the main unit to come loose and fall, resulting in injury.
If the product is damaged, do not touch the damaged section.
Doing so may cause electrical shock or injury. Replace it immediately.
Do not apply strong force, mechanical shock, step on or stand on the toilet
seat, toilet lid or main unit. Also do not place any heavy object on the toilet
seat, toilet lid or main unit.
Doing so may cause cracking or cause the main unit to come loose and fall, resulting in injury.
Doing so may damage the product and cause injury or water damage.
Do not lift up this product by the toilet seat or lid.
Do not raise the toilet seat or lid while objects are resting on top of the unit.
Doing so may cause the main unit to come loose and fall, resulting in injury.
When maintaining the plastic parts (main unit etc.) or the water supply hose,
use a neutral kitchen detergent diluted with water. Do not use any of the
following.
Toilet cleaner, household cleaner, benzene, paint thinner, powdered cleanser or nylon
scrubbing brush.
These items may damage or crack the plastic and cause injury or malfunction.
These items could damage the water supply hose and cause a water leak.
To prevent a sudden water leak, do not remove the water lter drain valve
when the shutoff valve is open.
Doing so will cause water to spurt out.
(Refer to Page 41 for instructions on cleaning the water
lter drain valve.)
Introduction
8
Safety Precautions (Continued)
CAUTION
Do not fold or crush the water supply hose; do not damage by cutting with a
sharp object.
Doing so may cause water leaks.
Do not install the base plate, which is not attached.
Doing so may cause damage.
If a water leak should occur, always close the shutoff valve.
When the ambient temperature is likely to drop to 32 °F (0 °C) or lower,
prevent damage to the pipes and hoses due to freezing.
Frozen water pipes could cause the main unit and the pipes to break, resulting in a water leak.
Regulate the room temperature to prevent the pipes and hoses from freezing during cold months.
Drain the water.
When not using the product over an extended period of time, drain the water
out of the top unit and the water supply hose after closing the water shutoff
valve, and pull the power plug from the outlet.
When using the product again, allow the product to re ll with water rst. Otherwise, the water in
the tank might become contaminated and cause skin in
ammation or other problems.
(Refer to Page 64 for instructions on replenishing the water.)
Leaving the power on may cause re or heat.
When installing the water lter drain valve, make sure that it is securely
tightened in its proper position.
Failure to securely tighten it may cause a water leak.
If the bowl unit is clogged, unplug the power plug and remove the clog.*
1
If the auto ush were allowed to function, it would make the wastewater in the bowl unit over ow
and may result in water damage.
Use commercially available tools that are made for unclogging the bowl unit to remove the clogging.
Push the main unit securely on to the base plate.
After pushing the main unit until a click sound is heard, pull it slightly toward you to make sure
that the product does not detach.
Failure to do so could cause the main unit to come loose and fall resulting in injury.
Make sure of the plus and minus signs on the batteries before inserting them.
Remove depleted batteries immediately.
When replacing the batteries:
Replace both batteries with new ones.
Use the same brand for both new batteries (any brand available).
Failure to do so may cause the batteries to leak uid, generate heat, rupture, or ignite.
When the product is supposed not to be used for long time, remove the
batteries from the remote control.
Failure to do so may cause the batteries to leak uid.
*1 Available only when "FLUSH" button is located on the top side of the remote control.
9
DANGER To reduce the risk of electrocution:
1. Do not use while bathing.
2. Do not place or store the product where it can fall or be pulled into a tub or sink.
3. Do not place in or drop into water or other liquid.
.yletaidemmi gulpnU .retaw otni nellaf sah ti nehw tcudorp eht rof hcaer ton oD .4
WARNING
To reduce the risk of burns, electrocution, re or injury to persons:
nerdlihc raen ro ,no ,yb desu si tcudorp siht nehw yrassecen si noisivrepus esolC .1
or invalids.
esu ton oD .la
unam siht ni debircsed sa esu dednetni sti rof ylno tcudorp siht esU .2
attachments not recommended by the manufacturer.
,ylreporp gnikrow ton si ,gu
lp ro droc degamad a sah ti fi tcudorp siht etarepo reveN .3
has been dropped or damaged, or has been dropped in water. Return the product to
a service center for examination and repair.
4. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.
a sa hcus ,ecafrus tfos a no ti ecalp
ro tcudorp eht no sgninepo ria eht kcolb reveN .5
bed or couch, where the air openings may be blocked. Keep the air openings free of
lint, hair, and other similar items.
6. Never use while sleepy or drowsy.
7. Never drop or insert any object into any opening or hose.
desu gnieb era stcudorp )yarps( losorea erehw e
tarepo ton oD .sroodtuo esu ton oD .8
or where oxygen is being administered.
.ylno teltuo dednuorg ylreporp a ot tcudorp siht tcennoC .9
See "Grounding Instructions" in Page 10.
10. The tank should be lled with water only.
Servicing should be performed by an authorized service representative.
This product is for household use.
Introduction
10
Safety Precautions (Continued)
Grounding Instructions
This product should be grounded. In the event of an electrical short circuit, grounding reduces
the risk of electric shock by providing an escape wire for the electrical current.
This product is equipped with a cord having a grounding wire with a grounding plug.
The plug must be plugged into an outlet that is properly installed and grounded.
DANGER - Improper use of the grounding plug can result in a risk of electric shock.
If repair or replacement of the cord or plug is necessary, do not connect the grounding wire to
either flat-head terminal.
Check with a qualified electrician or serviceman if the grounding wire instructions are not
completely understood, or if in doubt as to whether the product is properly grounded.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
11
Operational Precautions
■
For prevention of malfunctions
< About the seat switch >
●
When you sit on the toilet seat, the seat switch turns
ON, enabling you to use various features.
(A click sound is heard when the seat switch is ACTIVATED.)
Seat switch (Built-in)
The toilet seat lowers.
Switch
ON
Gap
●
Sit back on the toilet seat.
The seat switch will not turn on unless you sit
on the seat properly.
Note
When a child uses the product, the seat switch
may not be ACTIVATED by their light body weight.
Since the toilet seat is designed to move up
and down, a clearance is provided between the
toilet seat cushion and the bowl unit.
■
For prevention of damage
●
Wipe plastic areas such
as the main unit and
remote control with a soft
cloth tightly wrung out
with water.
●
Do not lean against the
toilet lid.
Dry cloth or tissue
■
For prevention of malfunctions and
failures
●
Do not block the remote control transmitter or receiver.
(May cause main unit to malfunction)
●
A toilet seat cover or a toilet lid cover cannot be used.
Covers
●
Disconnect the power plug if there is a risk of lightning.
●
Do not urinate on the main unit, toilet seat or wand.
(Doing so may cause a failure or discoloration.)
●
Do not apply strong forces to the control panel of the
remote control.
●
When using a toilet cleaner to clean the toilet, rinse it off
within 3 minutes and leave the toilet seat and toilet lid
open.
•
Wipe off any cleaner that remains on the bowl unit.
(If vapor from a toilet cleaner enters the main unit, it
may cause a malfunction.)
●
Do not use the product with the toilet lid removed.
●
Do not expose to direct sunlight.
(Doing so may cause changes in color, irregular heated
seat temperature, remote control malfunction or the
product malfunction due to the change in temperature.)
●
Use radios, etc. away from the product.
(The product could cause interference with the radio signal.)
●
If you use a booster seat for infants or a soft highchair,
remove it after use.
(Keeping it installed may prevent some of the functions
from being used.)
●
Do not apply force to the remote control.
(May cause malfunction.)
To prevent the remote control from being dropped, set it
in the hanger when you are not using it. Be careful not to
expose it to water.
●
Do not place anything on the toilet seat and lid, and do not
press them with hands.
(Failure to do so may turn on the seat switch, causing
the
oor to get wet if buttons on the remote control are
touched and warm water comes out from the wand.)
Introduction
12
Operational Precautions
(Continued)
■
Body Sensor Compliance
●FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
(FCC) INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help.
CAUTION:
Any changes or modi
cations not expressly approved by
the grantee of this device could void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
RF exposure warning
This equipment complies with FCC RF exposure limits set
forth for an uncontrolled environment.
This equipment must not be co-located or operating in
conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
●Canada, Industry Canada (IC) Notices
This device complies with Industry Canada’s licence-
exempt RSSs.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause interference; and
(2) This device must accept any interference, including
interference that may cause undesired operation of the
device.
Radio Frequency (RF) Exposure Information
The radiated output power of the Wireless Device is below
the Industry Canada (IC) radio frequency exposure limits.
The Wireless Device should be used in such a manner
such that the potential for human contact during normal
operation is minimized.
This device has also been evaluated and shown compliant
with the IC RF Exposure limits under portable exposure
conditions.
(antennas are less than 8 inch (20 cm) of a person's
body).
13
Introduction
SW3056AT40, SW3056
SW3046AT40, SW3046
14
Parts Names
Main display
Power LED
Seat LED
Energy saver LED
CLEAN indicator
Descriptions in this manual are based on the illustrations of SW3056
Toilet lid
Toilet lid cushions
<All the CLEAN indicator and LEDs are light up in the figure>
Shutoff valve*
1
(Page 19)
Seat switch
(Built-in)
Wand cover
Body sensor
(Built-in)
Wand
Power cord
Water drain
lever
Water supply hose
Heated seat
Warm air outlet cover
Power plug
Part no., etc.
15
Right side of main unit
Right rear of main unit
Toilet seat cushions
*1 The shape and location vary depending on the type of
toilet bowl and tank.
*2 Only used when "FLUSH" button is located on the top side
of the remote control.
*3 Only used on models with "Soft light" function.
Deodorizer outlet
Main unit removal button (Pages 38, 39)
Remote control
receiver
Deodorizing lter (Page 36)
Water lter drain valve (Page 41)
Soft light
*3
Cover
"Auto
ush" function
plug socket*
2
For
SW****
For
SW****T40
Left side of main unit
Introduction
<Illustration shows SW3054>
SW3054AT40, SW3054
SW3044AT40, SW3044
16
Parts Names
Toilet lid cushions
Toilet lid
Main display
Power LED
Seat LED
Energy saver LED
CLEAN indicator
<All the CLEAN indicator and LEDs are light up in the figure>
Seat switch
(Built-in)
Wand cover
Wand
Power cord
Water drain
lever
Water supply hose
Warm air outlet cover
Power plug
Heated seat
Shutoff valve*
1
(Page 19)
Part no., etc.
Right side of main unit
Right rear of main unit
Left side of main unit
Deodorizer outlet
Water lter drain valve (Page 41)
Soft light
*
3
Cover
For
SW****
For
SW****T40
"Auto ush" function
plug socket
*
2
17
Toilet seat cushions
Remote control
receiver
Main unit removal button (Pages 38, 39)
Deodorizing
lter (Page 36)
*1 The shape and location vary depending on the type of
toilet bowl and tank.
*2 Only used when "FLUSH" button is located on the top side
of the remote control.
*3 Only used on models with "Soft light" function.
Introduction
18
Preparation
Using the Product for the First Time
1
Remove the screw from the
remote control
xture.
Remove
Remote
control
Hanger
Screw
Wall
Phillips screwdriver
(View from side)
2
Remove the remote control
from the hanger.
■ To secure the remote control again
Tighten and x the screw.
(Overtightening may cause damage to parts
such as the hanger.)
1. Insert the battery
1
Remove the remote control
from the hanger.
Remote
control
Hanger
2
Open the battery cover and
insert two AA batteries.
Battery
cover
Close
Open
●
When batteries are properly inserted,
temperature levels appear on the display of
the remote control (back side).
➞
When the temperature levels are not
displayed, perform step
3
of "Language
Settings" in page 56.
●
The display goes out when no button on
the remote control is pressed for about 60
seconds or more.
3
Mount the remote control in
the hanger.
■ About the batteries
Use dry cell, alkaline batteries.
Be sure to follow "Safety Precautions" to prevent
the batteries from rupturing or leaking
uid, etc.
(Pages 7, 8)
If the remote control is secured
(for anti theft)
19
2. Turn on the power
1
Insert the power plug.
The wand extends and then retracts.
2
Check that the "Power" LED
lights up.
When it is off, switch the "Power" to "ON".
To operate from the back of remote control
Press "Power ON/OFF" button about 3
seconds or longer.
To operate from the front of remote control
* Recommended if the remote control is
secured to prevent theft.
Press "Oscillating cleansing" button
about 10 seconds or longer.
<Power>
3. Open the shutoff valve
1
Fully open the shutoff valve.
Shutoff
valve
To turn the power "OFF"
Perform the same operation as step
2
above
The "Power" LED goes off.
Introduction
"Wand CLEAN"
Cleans the wand with EWATER+
The wand can be automatically cleaned when you use the cleansing
functions (Rear cleansing , Front cleansing, etc.). (Page 24)
Basic Operations
Operate the controls on the remote control; a beep sounds when the main unit
receives the signal.
●
Functions that operate
when a button is
pressed during "Rear
cleansing", "Rear soft
cleansing", "Front
cleansing" or "Wide
front cleansing".
Note
●
Sitting back on the
toilet seat makes it
easier to adjust the
wand position and
to reduce splashing.
"Opening and closing the toilet seat"
Opens and closes the toilet seat.
"Stopping"
Stops the operation.
"Front cleansing"
Serves as a bidet for ladies.
"Wide front cleansing"
Gently cleanses a wide area.
"Rear cleansing"
Cleanses your rear.
"Rear soft cleansing"
Cleanses your rear with soft
embracing water ow.
Opening and closing
*
2
Flushing
*
1
Stopping
Full ush/
Light
ush
Full
ush
Toilet
ush button
not included
Cleansing
The setting changes between and each time
the
is pressed.
The setting changes between
and each time
the
is pressed.
"Warm air drying"
Dries your rear.
Drying
"Oscillating cleansing"
The wand moves back
and forth to cleanse
your rear thoroughly.
The setting changes
between "ON" and
"OFF" each time the
button is pressed.
"Pulsating cleansing"
Cleanses with the water
pressure pulsating
between soft and strong.
The setting changes
between "ON" and
"OFF" each time the
button is pressed.
"Full ush"
Performs a full
ush.
"Light
ush"
Performs a light
ush.
Ŷ
The
ush buttons
The type of button
varies depending on the
type of toilet bowl or
tank.
20
*3
●
The "Water pressure adjustment", "Wand
position adjustment" and "Personal setting
lock" functions are swipe operated.
*1 Available only when "FLUSH" button is located on the top side of the remote control.
*2 Except SW3046AT40, SW3046, SW3044AT40, SW3044
*3 Remote control transmitter (Front side, Top side)
●
Functions that operate when a button is pressed
during "Rear cleansing", "Rear soft cleansing",
"Front cleansing" or "Wide front cleansing".
"Water pressure adjustment"
You can select fr om 5 levels o f water pr essure.
The setting changes by one level whenever you
swipe to the left or right.
[-] Softer
[+] Stronger
After you swipe to change the "Water pressure adjustment"
setting, the set position will light for 10 seconds.
You can select from 5 levels of wand position between
the front and the rear, using the [Ÿ] and [ź] buttons.
The setting changes by one level whenever you swipe to the left or right.
"Wand position adjustment"
[Ÿ] Moves to the front
[ź] Moves to the rear
After you swipe to change the "Wand position adjustment"
setting, the set position will light for 10 seconds.
It will return to the 3rd position for a while (not
exceeding a maximum of 5 minutes) once operation
of the remote control has finished.
It will return to the 3rd position for a while (not
exceeding a maximum of 5 minutes) once operation
of the remote control has finished.
Note
●
Sitting back on the toilet seat makes it easier to
adjust the wand position and to reduce splashing.
"Personal setting lock"
You can store your preferred "Water
pressure", "Wand position" and "Warm
water temperature" settings.
Select
or and press the button for the
cleansing you want to use.
●
To store a settings ĺ Page 60
●
To us e
The "Wand position" and "Water pressure" lamps will
light up for about 10 seconds in their set positions,
and the "Water temperature" display switches.
To use
To use
(Swipe left) (Swipe right)
21
Operation
2.ENERGY
SAVER
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
MENU
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
1/5
Setting lock
You can lock the settings so that you
do not mistakenly operate the rear
buttons while using the remote control.
How to Set (Page 58)
Display screen during setting lock
SETTING
LOCK
PRESS ENTER
FOR 2 SEC
TO RESET
Basic Operations
About the Menu Screen
This section is an overview of the settings that can be con gured with the remote control.
●
See the corresponding pages for the detailed descriptions.
Display screen
Menu, Return button
: Select the item
or setting
•
Adjust settings
•
Return to previous menu
Select keys
Temperature adjustment button
Low battery warning mark (Page 62)
Enter button
Power ON/OFF button
•
Adjust temperatures (Page 28)
•
Pressing it about 3 seconds or
longer turns the power on/off.
If the remote control is secured to prevent
theft (Page 19 Step
2
-
2
)
1
Press.
The display screen changes.
2.ENERGY
SAVER
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
MENU
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
1/5
2
Set the item from the display screen.
You can move the
buttons (Up/Down)
to select the item or setting.
The letters of the selected item will be highlighted.
When
[MANUAL CLEANING] is
not chosen
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
When
[MANUAL CLEANING] is
chosen
When you press the button, the item is
entered.
Remote control back side
22
*1 The setting items and numbers vary according to the model.
*2 Available only when "FLUSH" button is located on the top side of the remote control.
*3 Except SW3046AT40, SW3046, SW3044AT40, SW3044
You can set as desired
▶
If you want to return to the previous item, press the button.
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
1.SETTING
PERSONAL
SETTING
2.REGISTER1
3.REGISTER2
1/3
1.AUTO WAND
CLEAN
2.AUTO BOWL
CLEAN
3.DEODORIZER
4.AUTO POWER
DEODORIZER
AUTO
CLEANING
1/4
1.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
2.AUTO CLOSE
DELAY
3.AUTO OPEN
DELAY
AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
4.SEAT/LID
1/4
LIGHT
1.SOFT LIGHT
2.BOWL LIGHT
3.INDICATOR
1/3
ENERGY
SAVER
1.AUTO ENERGY
SAVER
2.TIMER
SAVER
1/2
1.WAND CLEAN
ING ON/OFF
2.MANUAL
CLEAN
MANUAL
CLEANING
1/2
2.AUTO FLUSH
DELAY
AUTO
FLUSH
1.AUTO
FLUSH
1/2
ENGLISH
/ /
LANGUAGE
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
2.ENERGY
SAVER
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
MENU
1/5
4. / /
LANGUAGE
5.OTHER
SETTING
3.PERSONAL
SETTING
OTHER
SETTING
1.BEEP
2.SETTING
LOCK
1/3
Number of items
on display
*
1
2.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
3.AUTO
CLEANING
AUTO
FUNCTION
1.AUTO
FLUSH
4.LIGHT
1/4
*
2
*
3
*
3
23
Operation
Automatic Functions
Cleaning Features
"EWATER+"
*1
is used
automatically to clean the
wand and bowl unit.
•
Operation under the initial
settings is described
below.
As you
approach
As you
sit *
2
As you
stand up
Removing odors inside the
bowl unit
Deodorizer
Starts the deodorizer
Starts the auto power
deodorizer
(After about 10 seconds)
ĺ It stops after about 60
seconds
Cleans the wand
automatically
(After about 25 seconds)
Only when the cleansing
functions are used.
ĺ
The wand extends and
"EWATER+"
*1
comes out
from the base of the wand
Cleans the wand with
"EWATER+"
*1
Auto wand
CLEAN
After-mist
(After auto wand CLEAN)
If the cleansing functions
are not used, after-mist
starts after about 25
seconds.
ĺ "EWATER+"
*1
mist is
sprayed on the bowl
unit
Cleans the bowl unit with
"EWATER+"
*1
Auto bowl
CLEAN
Pre-mist
ĺ A mist is
sprayed inside
the bowl unit
to make it
more dif
cult
for dirt to
adhere
Lights up during
auto wand CLEAN
and after-mist
Bowl light
Lights up
during
pre-mist
(Lights up)
(Lights up in a cycle)
CLEAN
indicator
24
"EWATER+" can also be used by
pressing the remote control button
For wand
(After wand cleaning, water comes out
from around the wand.)
For bowl unit (
［
MANUAL CLEAN
］
)
1
Press.
2
Select [MANUAL CLEANING].
Press.
3
Select [MANUAL CLEAN].
Press.
("EWATER+" mist is sprayed on the bowl unit)
Note
It cannot be used when the wand is out
or when you are sitting on the toilet seat.
●
To clean the wand with it extended.
ĺ"Wand cleaning" (Page 37)
*1 What is meant by "EWATER+" ?
"EWATER+" helps the self-cleaning wand
feature working effectively and preventing the
dirt accumulation causing the stains.
●
"EWATER+" is generated from potable water.
●
"EWATER+" helps to minimize dirty surfaces,
but does not make cleaning unnecessary.
●
The effect and duration vary depending on
the usage environment and conditions.
*2 Water comes out from the area around the wand
for several seconds while water is warmed up.
Press "Wand
CLEAN" button
Note
gnignahC
settings
Deodorizing lter needs regular
maintenance. (Page 36)
"Deodorizer" ON/OFF
"Auto power deodorizer"
ON/OFF
(Page 52 for all)
When the cleansing functions (Rear
and Front cleansing etc,) have not
been used in 8 hours, the wand is
cleaned automatically.
(Water comes out from around the
wand.)
"Auto wand CLEAN"
ON/OFF
(Page 50)
The pre-mist and after-mist are not
sprayed if the toilet seat is open.
The pre-mist does not work for about
90 seconds after the after-mist has
nished.
When the cleansing feature (Rear and
Front cleansing etc,) is not used for
about 8 hours, mist is sprayed on the
bowl unit automatically.
"Auto bowl CLEAN"
ON/OFF
(Page 50)
"Bowl light" ON/OFF
(Page 54)
Lights up continuously or in a cycle
when "Auto wand CLEAN", "Auto bowl
CLEAN" or "Auto power deodorizer" is
operating.
(Lights only when the toilet seat is not
in-use)
"CLEAN indicator"
ON/OFF
(Page 54)
Lights to show that the "CLEAN" functions are operating.
Bowl light
Lights to show that auto bowl CLEAN
and auto wand CLEAN are operating.
CLEAN indicator
Lights to show that the "clean"
functions are operating.
25
Operation
Various automatic
functions are available.
•
Operation under the initial
settings is described
below.
As you
approach
*
1
As you
sit
As you
stand up
Automatic Functions
Convenience Features
Flush automatically
Auto ushing*
2
When using the toilet seat
The toilet
ushes
(After about 10
seconds)
When standing and using
Opening the toilet lid
automatically
Auto open /
close*
3
When using the toilet seat
The toilet lid
closes
(After about 90
seconds)
The toilet
lid opens
When standing and using
The toilet
lid opens
Open the toilet seat with the remote control.
Lights up
in high
mode
Lighting up the inside of the
bathroom with a soft light
Soft light*
3
Lights up
in middle
mode
Lights up
in middle
mode
(About 90 seconds)
*1 Detection by the body sensor may be dif cult when the toilet is used by someone small, such as a child.
*2 Available only when "FLUSH" button is located on the top side of the remote control.
*3 Except SW3046AT40, SW3046, SW3044AT40, SW3044
*4 For models SW3046AT40 and SW3044AT40, auto
ushing will not be activated when the user uses the toilet in standing
position.
*5 A full
ush will be used depending on the type of bowl unit.
26
As you
move away
Note
Changing
settings
Auto ush is not available in the
following cases.
ĺ
About 60 seconds after the toilet is flushed.
(After 60 seconds have passed, flush
using the remote control.)
When the time spent sitting on the toilet
seat or standing in front of the bowl unit is
less than about 6 seconds.
(Flush with the remote control.)
The ushing varies depending on how
long you sit on the toilet seat.
Around 6 to 30 seconds: "Light
ush"*
5
Around 30 seconds or more: "Full
ush"
Depending on factors such as the
location of the toilet, it may take up to
about 20 seconds for light
ush to start
when using standing up.
"Auto ushing"
ON/OFF
"Auto ush delay"
(5 seconds,
10 seconds or
15 seconds)
(Page 44 for all)
The toilet ushes*
4
(Performs a "Light ush"
about 3 seconds after the
user has moved about
1.3 ft (about 40 cm) away
from the bowl unit.)*
5
When the toilet lid is closed by hand, it
cannot open automatically for about 15
seconds.
(Open and close by hand.)
When you do not sit on the toilet seat, or
when you sit on it or stand in front of the
bowl unit brie
y, it takes about 5 minutes
before the lid closes automatically.
"Auto open/close"
ON/OFF
"Auto close delay"
(25 seconds or 90
seconds)
(Page 46)
"Auto open delay"
(15 seconds,
30 seconds or
90 seconds)
Seat/lid
(Lid/Seat･Lid)
(Page 48)
The toilet lid and
toilet seat close
(About 90 seconds after
moving away from the
bowl unit by about
1.3 ft (about 40 cm) or
more.)
Lights up in
low mode
(Goes out after
about 5 seconds)
"Soft light" ON/OFF
(Page 54)
27
Operation
3
Select the item you want to set.
DRYER TEMP
WATER TEMP
SEAT TEMP
DRYER TEMP
WATER TEMP
SEAT TEMP
DRYER TEMP
WATER TEMP
SEAT TEMP
Temperature Adjustment
Warm Water, Toilet Seat, Drying
Five different temperature levels from high to low and "OFF" can be set.
2
Press.
DRYER TEMP
WATER TEMP
SEAT TEMP
1
Remove
the remote
control from
the hanger.
If the remote
control is secured
to prevent theft
(Page 18)
DRYER TEMP
WATER TEMP
SEAT TEMP
●
During setting, the display goes out when no button is pressed within about 60 seconds.
If you fail to complete the setting, redo from the step 2.
CAUTION
Display screen
Temperature
adjustment button
: Select the item
: Select the
setting
Select keys
28
4
Select the
temperature level.
<Settings complete>
DRYER TEMP
WATER TEMP
SEAT TEMP
5
Mount the
remote control
in the hanger.
If the remote
control is secured
to prevent theft
(Page 18)
Warm water
temperature
Toilet seat
temperature
Drying air
temperature
*1 To prevent condensation, the water temperature does not drop below 68 °F (20 °C) even when set to "OFF".
●
If adjusting the temperature does not warm up the toilet seat ĺ
Is "Energy saver" set to "ON"? (Page 32)
When "OFF" is set, the "SEAT" LED on the main
display will go off.
The "Drying" cannot be turned "OFF".
Press until
[OFF]
appears.
Press
until
[OFF]
appears.
OFF*
1
OFF
Low
Low
Low
High
High
High
29
Operation
Energy Saver Features
Type
"Auto energy saver", "Auto energy saver+" or "Timer energy saver" can be selected.
To save energy, the temperature of the toilet seat becomes low (or "OFF").
●
"Auto energy saver" takes about 10 days to detect time periods in which the toilet seat is never or infrequently used.
●
Even if the energy saver feature is on (i.e., the toilet seat heater is set to "Low" or "OFF"), the toilet seat is heated
to the set temperature in about 15 minutes.
(The LED indication on the main display returns to the state for when the energy saver is on.)
Type Situation
Energy saver is on
Main display
Auto energy
saver
You want the product to
save energy automatically.
The product detects time periods with
infrequent use and lowers the toilet seat
temperature automatically.
Energy saver is off
OFF
Lit
(Green)
Auto energy
saver+
You want to save more
energy
In addition to the auto energy saver
feature, it automatically turns off the toilet
seat heater during time periods when the
toilet is never used.
Timer energy
saver
You want to save energy only
for the preset duration of time.
(6 hours, 9 hours)
Once the time is set, the toilet seat
heater turn off automatically during the
set time period every day.
Timer energy
saver
＋
Auto energy
saver / Auto
energy saver+
You want to save a lot of energy
with auto energy saver and timer
energy saver.
When both "Timer energy saver" and
"Auto energy saver / Auto energy saver+"
are set, Auto energy saver / Auto energy
saver+ operates when "Timer energy
saver" is not operating.
30
To set energy saver
Page 32 and 33
▶
*1 The toilet seat temperature set on page 28.
*2 The time period when the toilet seat heater is set to a "Low".
*3 The time period when the toilet seat heater is set to a "OFF".
Main display
<Power> <Seat>
<Energy saver>
When energy saver is in operation
AM PM
Toilet seat heater
046 8 5 9 0
OFF Lit
Lit
(Orange)
Low
Set temperature
*1
Low
temperature
*2
Low
temperature
*2
OFF
Lit
(Orange)
Low
OFF
Set temperature
*1
Low
temperature
*2
Low
temperature
*2
OFF
*3
OFF
Lit
(Green)
OFF
Set temperature
*1
Set temperature
*1
OFF
*3
●
During "Auto energy saver /
Auto energy saver+":
Same LED indication as
"Auto energy saver / Auto
energy saver+" (see above)
●
During "Timer energy saver":
Same LED indication as
"Timer energy saver"
(see above)
Low
OFF
Set
temperature
*1
Set
temperature
*1
Low
temperature
*2
Low
temperature
*2
OFF
*3
OFF
*3
Example: Used infrequently from 9 pm to 6 am
Example: Not used from 0 am to 4 am
Example: Set from 8 am to 5 pm
Example: When "Timer energy saver" and "Auto energy saver+" are used together
31
Operation
Energy Saver Features
How to Set
Auto energy
saver
Auto energy
saver+
Timer energy
saver
Turning off
energy saver
Set the "Timer energy saver" at the time you want to start it.
1
Press.
2
Select [ENERGY SAVER].
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
2.ENERGY
SAVER
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
MENU
2/5
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
2.ENERGY
SAVER
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
MENU
1/5
●
During setting, the display goes out when no button is pressed within about 60 seconds.
If you fail to complete the setting, redo from the step 1.
CAUTION
Display screen
Menu, Return button
Enter button
Select keys
: Select the item
or setting
Press
32
When energy saver is set, the
"Energy saver" LED (green)
lights up.
<Energy saver>
3
Select
[AUTO ENERGY SAVER].
ENERGY
SAVER
1.AUTO ENERGY
SAVER
1/2
Press
4
Select
[AUTO ENERGY SAVER].
OFF
AUTO ENERGY
SAVER
AUTO ENERGY
SAVER
Press
AUTO ENERGY
SAVER ON
(To return )
3
Select
[AUTO ENERGY SAVER].
ENERGY
SAVER
1.AUTO ENERGY
SAVER
1/2
Press
4
Select
[AUTO ENERGY SAVER+].
OFF
AUTO ENERGY
SAVER
AUTO ENERGY
SAVER
AUTO ENERGY
SAVER
Press
AUTO ENERGY
SAVER+ ON
(To return )
3
Select
[TIMER SAVER].
ENERGY
SAVER
1.AUTO ENERGY
SAVER
2.TIMER
SAVER
2/2
Press
4
Select
[6H], [9H] or [OFF].
TIMER
SAVER
OFF
6H
9H
Press
TIMER
SAVER ON
(To return )
To change the timer energy saver time Set the timer energy saver again at the time you want to start it.
Select [OFF] in step
4
in each procedure above and then press
.
33
Operation
Main unit
Maintenance
Power Plug
WARNING
Always unplug the power plug from the
outlet before maintenance or inspection.
(Failure to do so may cause electric shock
or malfunction, resulting in a breakdown.)
*1 Except when using "Wand cleaning".
*1 After the power plug is inserted, the toilet lid does not
open automatically for about 10 seconds. (Because it is
preparing for operation.)
Open and close by hand.
(Except SW3046AT40, SW3046, SW3044AT40, SW3044)
Do not use a dry cloth
or toilet paper on plastic
parts.
(May cause damage.)
The "Power"
LED goes off.
Lit OFF
For safety, unplug the power
plug before maintenance.
*1
Power Plug
(Approximately once a month)
Dry cloth Wet cloth
1
Unplug the power plug and
wipe it with a dry cloth.
2
Insert the power plug.
The "Power" LED lights up.
WARNING
● Periodically remove dust from
the blades and other parts of the
power plug.
Unplug the power plug and wipe it
with a dry cloth.
● Fully insert the power plug.
● When unplug the power plug, hold
the main body of the power plug.
Pulling the power cord may
damage the power plug or power
cord.
34
Main Unit (Approximately daily)
Soft cloth soaked in water
・
Toilet paper
・
Dry cloth
・
Nylon scrubbing brush (May cause damage.)
1
Unplug the power plug.
2
Wipe with a soft cloth that has been soaked in water and wrung-out
thoroughly.
■
For heavy dirt
Wipe with a soft cloth soaked in diluted, neutral kitchen detergent, and then wipe with a soft cloth soaked in
water.
・
Paint thinner
・
Benzene
・
Powdered cleanser
・
Neutral kitchen detergent
3
Insert the power plug.
The "Power" LED lights up.
Attention!
● This product is an electric appliance. Be careful not to let water seep inside or leave detergent in the gap
between the main unit and bowl unit. (May damage plastic parts or cause a malfunction.)
● When using a toilet cleaner to clean the toilet, rinse it off within 3 minutes and leave the toilet seat and toilet
lid open.
Wipe off any cleaner that remains on the bowl unit. (If vapor from a toilet cleaner enters the main unit, it
may cause a malfunction.)
● Do not push or pull the covers around the wand with undue force.
(May cause damage or malfunction.)
● Wipe the back surface of the toilet seat and the toilet seat cushions with a soft cloth tightly wrung out with
water.
(Otherwise adhesion of dirt may result in discoloration.)
Main Unit
35
Maintenance
Deodorizing Filter (Approximately once a month)
1
Unplug the power plug.
2
Remove the deodorizing lter.
Hold the knob and pull outward.
Do not pull with undue force.
(May cause damage or malfunction.)
Deodorizing Filter
3
Clean with a tool such as a toothbrush.
When washing with water, dry off all water before mounting.
4
Mount the deodorizing lter.
Push rmly until
a click sound is
heard.
5
Insert the power plug.
The "Power" LED lights up.
Toothbrush, etc.
Deodorizing Filter
36
Wand (Approximately once a month)
<If you notice dirt (Wand cleaning)>
Wand
37
Soft cloth Toilet paper, etc.
(May cause damage.)
1
Extend the wand.
To operate from the back of remote control
(1)
Press.
(2)
Select [MANUAL CLEANING]. Press.
(3)
Select [WAND CLEANING ON/OFF].
Press.
To operate from the front of remote control
Recommended if the remote control is secured to prevent theft.
(1)
Press "Stopping" button about 10 seconds or longer.
All the indicators on the remote control ash,
or an electronic sound is heard from the main unit.
(2)
Press "Front cleansing" button about 3 seconds or longer.
The wand extends and water sprays out for cleaning.
The wand automatically retracts after about 5 minutes.
2
Wipe with a soft, wet cloth.
Do not pull, push or press the wand with excessive force.
(May cause malfunctions or damage.)
3
Press "Stopping" button on the front side of the remote control.
The wand retracts.
Maintenance
{SW3056AT40, SW3046AT40, SW3054AT40, SW3044AT40}
Gap between the Main Unit and Bowl Unit
(Approximately once a month)
You can remove the main unit to clean
the top of the bowl unit and the bottom of
the main unit.
Soft cloth soaked in water Toilet paper, etc. (May cause damage.)
1
Unplug the power plug.
2
Remove the main unit.
Do not pull the unit with undue force (because the water supply hose and power cord are attached).
(1) Pull the main unit toward you while pressing
the "Main unit removal button".
(2) Lift up the main unit.
.esoh ylppus retaw eht dneb ylevissecxe ton oD•
3
Clean the top of the bowl unit and the bottom of the main unit.
Wipe with a soft cloth soaked in a diluted, neutral kitchen detergent. Then, wipe it with a soft cloth soaked
in water so that no detergent remains.
4
Mount the main unit.
(1) Lift the main unit, then lower it straight down while threading the
power cord and water supply hose into the recess on the bowl unit.
.droc rewop eht hcnip ot ton luferac eB•
.esoh ylppus retaw eht dneb ylevissecxe ton oD•
(2) Align the main unit with the center of the base
plate and press it
rmly onto the base plate until a
click sound is heard
After mounting, check that the main unit
does not detach even when pulled.
CAUTION
Push the main unit rmly on to the
base plate until a click sound is heard.
(Failure to do so could cause the main unit
to come loose and fall resulting in injury.)
5
Insert the power plug.
The "Power" LED lights up.
Maintenance
Gap between the Main Unit and Bowl Unit
38
Click
Base plate
Main unit
removal button
Top of the bowl unit
Base plate
Bolt
Gap between the Main Unit and Bowl Unit
(Approximately once a month)
You can remove the main unit to clean
the top of the bowl unit and the bottom of
the main unit.
Soft cloth soaked in water Toilet paper, etc. (May cause damage.)
1
Unplug the power plug.
2
Remove the main unit.
Do not pull the unit with undue force
(because the water supply hose and
power cord are attached).
Pull the main unit toward you
while pressing the "Main unit
removal button".
3
Clean the top of the bowl unit and the bottom of the main unit.
Wipe with a soft cloth soaked in a diluted, neutral kitchen detergent. Then, wipe it with a soft cloth soaked
in water so that no detergent remains.
4
Mount the main unit.
Be careful not to pinch the cords between the main unit and the base plate.
CAUTION
Push the main unit rmly on to the
base plate until a click sound is heard.
(Failure to do so could cause the main unit
to come loose and fall resulting in injury.)
After mounting, check that the main unit
does not detach even when pulled.
Align the main
unit with the
center of the
base plate and
press it
rmly
onto the base
plate until a click
sound is heard.
5
Insert the power plug.
The "Power" LED lights up.
{SW3056, SW3046, SW3054, SW3044}
39
Maintenance
Main unit
Base plate
Bolt
Top of the bowl unit
Click
Base plate
removal button
Gap between the Main Unit and the Toilet Lid
(Approximately once a month)
The toilet lid can be removed for thorough cleaning.
Soft cloth soaked in water Toilet paper, etc.
(May cause damage.)
1
Unplug the power plug.
Removing and Reinstalling
Ⓓ
Ⓔ
Pin
Hinge
Hinge
Tab
Ⓑ
Ⓒ
Ⓐ
Hold with
both hands
2
Remove the main unit.
(Pages 38, 39)
3
Remove the toilet lid.
Slightly tilt the toilet lid to the front.
↓
Ⓐ
: Pull the left side outward.
↓
Ⓑ
:
Disconnect the hinge from the tab and pull up.
↓
Ⓒ
: Disconnect the right side.
4
Wipe with a soft cloth that
has been soaked in water
and wrung-out thoroughly.
5
Reinstall the toilet lid.
Ⓓ
:
Join the pin and the hinge on the right side.
↓
Slightly tilt the toilet lid to the front.
↓
Ⓐ
: While pulling out the left side,
↓
Ⓔ
:
Mount by joining the hinge with the tab.
* Be careful not to pinch your ngers.
6
Mount the main unit.
(Pages 38, 39)
7
Insert the power plug.
The "Power" LED lights up.
8
Open and close the toilet lid
to check the reinstallation.
Maintenance
Gap between the Main Unit and the Toilet Lid
40
Water Filter Drain Valve (Approximately once every 6 months)
<If you think the water pressure has weakened>
1
Close the shutoff valve.
The water supply stops.
CAUTION
Do not remove the water
lter drain valve while the
shutoff valve is open.
(Otherwise, water may leak out.)
Shutoff
valve
2
Press "Wand
CLEAN" button.
Open the wand cover. (Release the
pressure from the water supply pipe.)
3
Unplug the power plug.
4
Remove the cover and
water
lter drain valve.
Loosen the water lter drain valve with
a
at-head screwdriver and then pull it.
Cover
Flat-head screwdriver
Water Filter Drain Valve
5
Clean with a tool such as a
toothbrush.
Also, remove any dust from inside the
hole of the water
lter drain valve.
6
Reinstall the water lter
drain valve and cover.
Insert the water lter drain valve and use a
at-head screwdriver to tighten it securely.
7
Insert the power plug.
The "Power" LED lights up.
8
Open the shutoff valve.
(Page 19)
Water Filter Drain Valve
41
Maintenance
42
Changing Settings
Setting List
Setting Types
Auto
functions
Auto Flushing
Auto Flushing
Auto Flush delay
Auto open /
close
Auto open / close
Auto close delay
Auto open delay
Seat/lid
Cleaning
Features
Auto wand CLEAN
Auto bowl CLEAN
Deodorizer
Auto power deodorizer
Light
Soft light
Bowl light
CLEAN indicator
Language Settings
Other
settings
Beep sound
Setting lock
Personal
setting
Setting
Register1 Register2
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
2.ENERGY
SAVER
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
MENU
1/5
CAUTION
●
During setting, the display goes out when no button is pressed within about 60 seconds.
If you fail to complete the setting, redo from the step 1.
43
Available Settings
Bold: Initial settings
Applicable
Models
Setting
Ref. Page
Set whether or not to clean the bowl unit
automatically
ON / OFF
SW3056AT40*
1
SW3054AT40*
1
SW3046AT40*
1
SW3044AT40*
1
Page 44
Change the amount of time before the toilet
ushes automatically
5seconds /
10seconds /
15seconds
Set whether or not to open and close the toilet
lid automatically
ON / OFF
SW3056AT40
SW3056
SW3054AT40
SW3054
Page 46
Change the amount of time before the lid/seat
closes automatically
25seconds /
90seconds
Change the amount of time after which the lid/seat
opens automatically upon closing it with hands
15seconds /
30seconds /
90seconds
Page 48
Automatically open and close the toilet lid/
Automatically open and close the toilet seat and
toilet lid
Lid / Seat · Lid
Set whether or not to clean the wand automatically
ON / OFF
All models
Page 50
Set whether or not to spray mist in the bowl unit
automatically
ON / OFF
Set whether or not to deodorize automatically
after sitting on the toilet seat
ON / OFF
Page 52
Set whether or not to power deodorize
automatically after standing up
ON / OFF
Set whether or not to use the soft light
ON / OFF
SW3056AT40
SW3056
SW3054AT40
SW3054
Page 54
Set whether or not to use the light inside the
bowl unit
ON / OFF
All models
Set whether or not to light up the CLEAN indicator
ON / OFF
Select the language displayed on the back of
remote control
Simplified Chinese
/ Traditional
Chinese / English
All models
Page 56
Set whether or not to make a beep sound
ON / OFF
Page 58
Set whether or not to use the setting lock
ON / OFF
Set whether or not to use the personal setting
ON / OFF
Page 60
Set to remember your favorite pressure, wand
position and water temperature settings
Register1 /
Register2
*1 Available only when "FLUSH" button is located on the top side of the remote control.
Reference
44
2.AUTO FLUSH
DELAY
AUTO
FLUSH
1.AUTO
FLUSH
1/2
:
Changing Settings
Auto ushing
Items set on this display
1. AUTO FLUSH
"Auto
ushing"
2. AUTO FLUSH DELAY
"Auto
ush delay"
1
Press.
2
Select
[AUTO FUNCTION].
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
2.ENERGY
SAVER
MENU
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
3/5
Press
3
Select
[AUTO FLUSH].
AUTO
FUNCTION
1.AUTO
FLUSH
1/4
Press
Set whether or not to
clean the bowl unit
automatically
Auto ushing
Change the amount of
time before the toilet
ushes automatically
Auto ush
delay
Display screen
Select keys
Select the item or setting
Menu, Return button
Enter button
45
4
Select
[AUTO FLUSH].
AUTO
FLUSH
1.AUTO
FLUSH
1/2
Press
5
Select [ON] or [OFF].
ON
OFF
AUTO
FLUSH
Press
AUTO
FLUSH OFF
(To return )
4
Select
[AUTO FLUSH DELAY].
1.AUTO
FLUSH
2.AUTO FLUSH
DELAY
AUTO
FLUSH
2/2
Press
5
Select
[5S], [10S] or [15S].
AUTO FLUSH
DELAY
10S
5S
15S
Press
AUTO FLUSH
DELAY 15S
(To return )
Reference
46
Changing Settings
Auto open / close
Items set on this display
1. AUTO OPEN/CLOSE
"Auto open/close"
2. AUTO CLOSE DELAY
"Auto close delay"
3. AUTO OPEN DELAY
"Auto open delay"
4. SEAT/LID
"Seat/lid"
2.AUTO CLOSE
DELAY
3.AUTO OPEN
DELAY
AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
1.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
1/4
1
Press.
2
Select
[AUTO FUNCTION].
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
2.ENERGY
SAVER
MENU
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
3/5
Press
3
Select
[AUTO OPEN/CLOSE].
AUTO
FUNCTION
1.AUTO
FLUSH
2.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
2/4
Press
Set whether or not to
open and close the toilet
lid automatically
Auto open /
close
Change the amount of
time before the lid/seat
closes automatically
Auto close
delay
Display screen
Menu, Return button
Select keys
: Select the item or setting
Enter button
47
4
Select
[AUTO OPEN/CLOSE].
AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
1.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
1/4
Press
5
Select
[ON] or [OFF].
ON
OFF
AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
Press
AUTO
OPEN/CLOSE
OFF
(To return )
4
Select
[AUTO CLOSE DELAY].
AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
1.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
2.AUTO CLOSE
DELAY
2/4
Press
5
Select
[25S] or [90S].
*1
90S
25S
AUTO CLOSE
DELAY
Press
AUTO CLOSE
DELAY
25S
(To return )
*1 When set to "25 seconds", the lid/seat does not open automatically for about 15 seconds after closing automatically.
Reference
48
Changing Settings
Auto open / close (Continued)
2.AUTO CLOSE
DELAY
3.AUTO OPEN
DELAY
AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
1.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
1/4
1
Press.
2
Select
[AUTO FUNCTION].
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
2.ENERGY
SAVER
MENU
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
3/5
Press
3
Select
[AUTO OPEN/CLOSE].
AUTO
FUNCTION
1.AUTO
FLUSH
2.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
2/4
Press
Change the time period
till automatic opening
(After closing by hand.)
Auto open
delay
Automatically open and
close the toilet lid/
Automatically open and
close the toilet seat and
toilet lid
Seat/lid
Display screen
Menu, Return button
Select keys
: Select the item or setting
Enter button
Items set on this display
1. AUTO OPEN/CLOSE
"Auto open/close"
2. AUTO CLOSE DELAY
"Auto close delay"
3. AUTO OPEN DELAY
"Auto open delay"
4. SEAT/LID
"Seat/lid"
49
4
Select
[AUTO OPEN DELAY].
AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
1.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
2.AUTO CLOSE
DELAY
3.AUTO OPEN
DELAY
3/4
Press
5
Select
[15S], [30S] or [90S].
AUTO OPEN
DELAY
15S
90S
30S
Press
AUTO OPEN
DELAY
30S
(To return )
4
Select
[SEAT / LID].
AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
2.AUTO CLOSE
DELAY
3.AUTO OPEN
DELAY
4.SEAT/LID
4/4
Press
5
Select
[LID] or [SEAT
·
LID].
*1
LID
SEAT・LID
SEAT/LID
Press
AUTO
OPEN/CLOSE
SEAT・LID
(To return )
*1 When the "Seat·lid" are set to open automatically, pre-mist is not sprayed.
Reference
50
Changing Settings
Cleaning Features
2.AUTO BOWL
CLEAN
3.DEODORIZER
AUTO
CLEANING
1.AUTO WAND
CLEAN
1/4
1
Press.
2
Select [AUTO
FUNCTION].
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
2.ENERGY
SAVER
MENU
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
3/5
Press
3
Select
[AUTO CLEANING].
AUTO
FUNCTION
1.AUTO
FLUSH
2.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
3.AUTO
CLEANING
3/4
Press
Set whether or not
to clean the wand
automatically
Auto wand
CLEAN
Set whether or not to
spray mist in the bowl
unit automatically
Auto bowl
CLEAN
Display screen
Menu, Return button
Select keys
: Select the item or setting
Enter button
Items set on this display
1. AUTO WAND CLEAN
"Auto wand CLEAN"
2. AUTO BOWL CLEAN
"Auto bowl CLEAN"
3. DEODORIZER
"Deodorizer"
4. AUTO POWER DEODORIZER
"Auto power deodorizer"
51
4
Select
[AUTO WAND CLEAN].
AUTO
CLEANING
1.AUTO WAND
CLEAN
1/4
Press
5
Select
[ON] or [OFF].
ON
OFF
AUTO WAND
CLEAN
Press
AUTO WAND
CLEAN OFF
(To return )
4
Select
[AUTO BOWL CLEAN].
AUTO
CLEANING
1.AUTO WAND
CLEAN
2.AUTO BOWL
CLEAN
2/4
Press
5
Select
[ON] or [OFF].
ON
OFF
AUTO BOWL
CLEAN
Press
AUTO BOWL
CLEAN OFF
(To return )
Reference
52
Changing Settings
Cleaning Features (Continued)
2.AUTO BOWL
CLEAN
3.DEODORIZER
AUTO
CLEANING
1.AUTO WAND
CLEAN
1/4
1
Press.
2
Select
[AUTO FUNCTION].
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
2.ENERGY
SAVER
MENU
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
3/5
Press
3
Select
[AUTO CLEANING].
AUTO
FUNCTION
1.AUTO
FLUSH
2.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
3.AUTO
CLEANING
3/4
Press
Set whether or not to
deodorize automatically
after sitting on the toilet
seat
Deodorizer
Set whether or not
to power deodorize
automatically after
standing up
Auto power
deodorizer
Display screen
Menu, Return button
Select keys
: Select the item or setting
Enter button
Items set on this display
1. AUTO WAND CLEAN
"Auto wand CLEAN"
2. AUTO BOWL CLEAN
"Auto bowl CLEAN"
3. DEODORIZER
"Deodorizer"
4. AUTO POWER DEODORIZER
"Auto power deodorizer"
53
4
Select
[DEODORIZER].
AUTO
CLEANING
2.AUTO BOWL
CLEAN
1.AUTO WAND
CLEAN
3/4
3.DEODORIZER
Press
5
Select
[ON] or [OFF].
DEODORIZER
ON
OFF
Press
DEODORIZER
OFF
(To return )
4
Select
[AUTO POWER
DEODORIZER].
AUTO
CLEANING
2.AUTO BOWL
CLEAN
4.AUTO POWER
DEODORIZER
3.DEODORIZER
4/4
Press
5
Select
[ON] or [OFF].
ON
OFF
AUTO POWER
DEODORIZER
Press
AUTO POWER
DEODORIZER
OFF
(To return )
Reference
54
Changing Settings
Light
LIGHT
2.BOWL LIGHT
3.INDICATOR
1.SOFT LIGHT
1/3
1
Press.
2
Select
[AUTO FUNCTION].
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
2.ENERGY
SAVER
MENU
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
3/5
Press
3
Select
[LIGHT].
AUTO
FUNCTION
3.AUTO
CLEANING
4.LIGHT
2.AUTO OPEN
/CLOSE
4/4
Press
Set whether or not to use
the soft light
Soft light
Set whether or not to use
the light inside the bowl
unit
Bowl light
Set whether or not to
light up the CLEAN
indicator
CLEAN
indicator
Display screen
Menu, Return button
Select keys
: Select the item or setting
Enter button
Items set on this display
1. SOFT LIGHT
"Soft light"
2. BOWL LIGHT
"Bowl light"
3. INDICATOR
"CLEAN indicator"
55
4
Select
[SOFT LIGHT].
LIGHT
1.SOFT LIGHT
1/3
Press
5
Select
[ON] or [OFF].
ON
OFF
SOFT LIGHT
Press
SOFT LIGHT
OFF
(To return )
4
Select
[BOWL LIGHT].
LIGHT
1.SOFT LIGHT
2.BOWL LIGHT
2/3
Press
5
Select
[ON] or [OFF].
ON
OFF
BOWL LIGHT
Press
BOWL LIGHT
OFF
(To return )
4
Select
[INDICATOR].
LIGHT
1.SOFT LIGHT
2.BOWL LIGHT
3.INDICATOR
3/3
Press
5
Select
[ON] or [OFF].
ON
OFF
INDICATOR
Press
INDICATOR
OFF
(To return )
Reference
56
Changing Settings
Language Settings
/ /
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
1
Press.
2
Select
[
䈣䀶
/
語言
/
LANGUAGE].
2.ENERGY
SAVER
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
MENU
4. / /
LANGUAGE
4/5
Press
Select the language
displayed on the back of
remote control
Language
Settings
Display screen
Menu, Return button
Select keys
: Select the item or setting
Enter button
Items set on this display
1.
ѣᮽㆶ։
"Simpli
ed Chinese"
2.
繁體中文
"Traditional Chinese"
3. ENGLISH
"English"
57
3
Select
[
ѣᮽㆶ։
], [
繁體中文
] or
[ENGLISH].
/ /
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
Press
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
(To return )
Reference
58
Changing Settings
Other settings
3.
PERSONAL
SETTING
OTHER
SETTING
2.SETTING
LOCK
1.BEEP
1/3
1
Press.
2
Select
[OTHER SETTING].
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
4.
/ /
LANGUAGE
MENU
5.OTHER
SETTING
5/5
Press
Set whether or not to
make a beep sound
Beep sound
Set whether or not to use
the setting lock
Setting lock
Display screen
Menu, Return button
Select keys
: Select the item or setting
Enter button
Items set on this display
1. BEEP
"Beep sound"
2. SETTING LOCK
"Setting lock"
3. PERSONAL SETTING
"Personal setting"
59
3
Select
[BEEP].
OTHER
SETTING
1.BEEP
1/3
Press
4
Select
[ON] or [OFF].
BEEP
ON
OFF
Press
BEEP OFF
(To return )
3
Select
[SETTING LOCK].
OTHER
SETTING
1.BEEP
2.SETTING
LOCK
2/3
Press
4
Select
[ON] or [OFF].
SETTING
LOCK
OFF
ON
Press
SETTING
LOCK
PRESS ENTER
FOR 2 SEC
TO RESET
5
Check the displayed screen.
Display screen during setting lock
SETTING
LOCK
PRESS ENTER
FOR 2 SEC
TO RESET
Cancellation method:
Press "Enter"
for 2 seconds or longer.
*
If you want to relock after cancellation,
recon
gure the setting.
Reference
60
Changing Settings
Other settings (Continued)
3.
PERSONAL
SETTING
OTHER
SETTING
2.SETTING
LOCK
1.BEEP
1/3
1
Press.
2
Select
[OTHER SETTING].
3.AUTO
FUNCTION
4.
/ /
LANGUAGE
MENU
5.OTHER
SETTING
5/5
Press
Set whether or not to use
the personal setting
Personal
setting
Setting
Set to remember your
favorite pressure, wand
position and water
temperature settings
Personal
setting
Register1
Register2
: Select the item or
setting
Display screen
Menu, Return button
Select keys
Enter button
Items set on this display
1. BEEP
"Beep sound"
2. SETTING LOCK
"Setting lock"
3. PERSONAL SETTING
"Personal setting"
61
3
Select
[PERSONAL SETTING].
OTHER
SETTING
1.BEEP
2.SETTING
LOCK
3.PERSONAL
SETTING
3/3
Press
4
Select
[SETTING].
PERSONAL
SETTING
2.REGISTER1
1.SETTING
1/3
Press
5
Select
[ON] or [OFF].
SETTING
ON
OFF
Press
PERSONAL
SETTING OFF
(To return )
3
Select
[PERSONAL SETTING].
OTHER
SETTING
1.BEEP
2.SETTING
LOCK
3.PERSONAL
SETTING
3/3
Press
4
Select
[REGISTER1] or [REGISTER2].
PERSONAL
SETTING
2.REGISTER1
3.REGISTER2
1.SETTING
2/3
Press
5
Select [PRESSURE] and
Set the water pressure.
WATER TEMP
PRESSURE
POSITION
6
Select [POSITION] and
Set the wand position.
WATER TEMP
PRESSURE
POSITION
7
Select [WATER TEMP] and
Set the water temperature.
POSITION
KEY PRESS
WATER TEMP
Press
REGISTER1
SETTING
(To return )
Reference
What to Do?
1
Use a bucket to ush water.
2
If the water level is low after
ushing, add more water.
.srodo stneverP•
Attention!
eht fo edis pot eht no detacol si nottub "HSULF" nehw ylno( "FFO" ot "HSULF OTUA" tes ,krow gnitrats erofeB•
remote control). (Page 44)
lluf a mrofrep ot erus eb ,derotser si ylppus retaw eht nehW• ush. (To prevent waste from remaining in the drain pipe.)
■
Replacing the batteries
1
Unplug the power plug.
2
Remove the remote control from the hanger.
(Page 18)
<Power>
3
Open the battery cover and replace two AA
batteries.
(Page 18)
.ffo seog kram gninraw yrettab wol ehT•
4
Mount the remote control in the hanger.
5
Insert the power plug.
.pu sthgil DEL "rewoP" ehT•
Attention!
• "ON" and "OFF" settings of the functions such as the energy saver function may be canceled when the batteries
are replaced.
Set them again.
If the water does not ow due to a water service interruption
If you cannot operate with the remote control
■
If the low battery warning mark "
" on the
display screen on the back of the remote
control lights up, please replace the batteries.
MENU
1.MANUAL
CLEANING
1/5
Low battery
warning mark
If the water does not ow due to a water service interruption
If you cannot operate with the remote control
Newspaper, dustcloth, etc.
Large bucket
Pour strongly, aiming
at the center of the
bowl unit.
62
Freeze Damage Prevention
When the ambient temperature is likely to drop to 32 °F (0 °C) or lower, take measures to prevent freezing.
Attention!
.erutaef revas ygrene eht esu ton od ,rewol ro 32 °F (0 °C) ot pord ot ylekil si erutarepmet tneibma eht nehW•
(May damage the product.)
Warm the bathroom or take measures against freezing so that the ambient temperature does not drop below 32 °F (0 °C).
•
• Before starting work, set "AUTO FLUSH" (only when "FLUSH" button is located on the top side of the remote control)
(Page 44) and "Auto open/close" (Except SW3046AT40, SW3046, SW3044AT40, SW3044) (Page 46) to "OFF".
How to freeze damage prevention
1
Close the shutoff valve.
(Page 41 Step
1
)
.spots ylppus retaw ehT•
CAUTION
Do not remove the water lter
drain valve while the shutoff
valve is open.
(Otherwise, water may leak out.)
2
Drain the water from the toilet
tank.
eht litnu .cte/nottub/revel eht etalupinaM•
water stops.
3
Press
"Wand CLEAN" button.
.revoc dnaw eht nepO•
(Release the pressure from the water
supply pipe.)
4
Unplug the power plug.
5
Drain the pipe.
①
retaw dna revoc eht evomeR
lter drain
valve.
retaw eht nesooL•
lter drain valve with
a
at-head screwdriver and then pull it.
Water Filter
Drain Valve
Flat-head screwdriver
Cover
②
Drain the water from the water supply hose.
Water supply hose
Horizontally
③
retaw eht llatsni ,retaw eht gniniard retfA
lter drain valve and cover.
retaw eht tresnI•
lter drain valve and
use a
at-head screwdriver to tighten it
securely.
6
Insert the power plug.
.pu sthgil DEL "rewoP" ehT•
7
Set the toilet seat temperature
to "High".
(Page 28)
eht esolc ,erutarepmet eht niatniam oT•
toilet seat and toilet lid after
nishing work.
■
To use the product again
)46 egaP( .deilppuser eb ot sdeen retaw ehT•
63
Reference
If the toilet is in a location you will not visit for a long time, drain the water.
(The water in the tank may cause malfunctions or become contaminated and cause skin irritation or other problems.)
How to drain the water
1
Drain the water from the toilet tank.
(Page 63 Step
1
,
2
)
2
Press
"Wand CLEAN" button.
• Open the wand cover.
(Release the pressure from the water supply
pipe.)
3
Unplug the power plug.
4
Drain the pipe.
(Page 63 Step
5
)
5
Pull out the water drain lever.
dnaw eht dnuora morf tuo semoc retaW•
(about 20 seconds)
Water drain lever
6
Release your hand to return the
water drain lever to its original
position.
■
If water may get frozen
• Add antifreeze solution in the water in the bowl to
prevent freezing.
(The antifreeze solution should not be
ushed out.
Collect it before using the toilet and dispose of it.)
■
To use the product again
)woleb eeS( .deilppuser eb ot sdeen retaw ehT•
Resupplying the Water
1
Open the shutoff valve. (Page 19)
.tinu niam eht ro epip a morf gnikael ton si retaw taht kcehC•
2
If the power is not on,
insert the power plug.
.pu sthgil DEL "rewoP" ehT•
3
Discharge water from the wand.
(1) Pressing down the left side of the toilet seat,
(2)
Press "Rear cleansing" button on the remote control to
discharge water from the wand.
.elcatpecer rehto ro puc repap a ni retaw eht hctaC•
(3)
Press "Stopping" button.
■
If the remaining water has frozen and no water comes out
htolc a gnisu evlav ffotuhs dna esoh ylppus retaw eht mraw dna ,moorhtab eht fo edisni eht taeH•
soaked in warm water.
Soft cloth soaked in water
(to prevent scratching)
Paper cup
What to Do?
Long Periods of Disuse
64
Removal of Operation Guide
How to remove the operation guide
Follow the procedure below.
1
Unplug the power plug.
2
Remove the remote control from the hanger.
(Page 18)
3
Remove the hanger and
operation guide.
Hanger Operation guide
Phillips screwdriver
Screw
4
Screw the hanger on the wall.
5
Mount the remote control in the hanger.
6
Insert the power plug.
•
The "Power" LED lights up.
To install back the operation guide, follow the procedure above.
(Install the operation guide at step
4
.)
65
Reference
Troubleshooting
Is the Power LED lit?
■
?"FFO" gnittes "FFO/NO rewoP" eht sI
Switch it to "ON" with the remote control.
(Page 19 Step
2
-2)
■
Is the "Power" LED on the main display ashing?
The main unit is not mounted properly.
Mount them correctly again. (Pages 38, 39)
■
Is the power plug inserted?
Check whether there is a power outage.
Is the Energy saver
LED lit?
■
While the LED is lit, energy saver
(Page 30)
is in operation, so the
toilet seat temperature may be reduced or the heater may be
turned off.
Is the remote control
working?
■
Does the display screen on the
back of the remote show "
"?
Replace the batteries. (Pages 18, 62)
■
Is the remote control transmitter or
the remote control receiver blocked?
Remove obstructions, dirt, water
droplets or any other blockages.
<Power>
The remote control
uses
batteries
to operate.
First, try the actions described on pages 66 - 72.
If the problem persists, consult the installer, seller or TOTO customer service (see
contact information on the back cover).
Remote control
receiver
CAUTION
If a water leak
occurs, close the
shutoff valve.
Please check rst
Shutoff
valve
Remote control
transmitter
66
Rear Cleansing, Front Cleansing and Wand
Trouble Please check
Ref.
Page
The wand
(or cleansing water)
does not come out
●
When the temperature is low, it takes time for the wand to come out after the
remote control button is pressed because the water must be warmed up
rst.
-
●
Did you sit on the toilet continuously for 2 hours or longer? (If so, operation is
stopped for safety purposes.)
Stand up from the seat and then use again.
-
●
If the water supply pressure drops signi
cantly, for example if water is used
elsewhere or if there is a water failure, the function may stop for safety.
Unplug the power plug and wait about 10 seconds before inserting it again.
If the same symptom reappears.
There may be a malfunction. Consult
with TOTO customer service (see contact information on the back cover).
-
●
The seat switch will not turn on unless you sit on the seat properly.
Sit back on the toilet seat.
11
●
Are you using a toilet seat cover, a toilet lid cover or
a seat for infants?
Remove any covers. When using a seat for infants
or a soft highchair, remove after each use.
Covers
11
●
Are you pressing "Wand CLEAN" button on?
When you press "Wand CLEAN" button, "EWATER+" comes out from the
vicinity of the wand to clean the wand.
To clean the wand with it extended, perform "Wand cleaning".
37
The wand extends
but the cleansing
water does not
come out /
The cleansing water
pressure is weak
●
Has a water failure occurred?
Press "Stopping" button on the remote control and wait until water
service is restored.
-
●
Is the shutoff valve closed?
19
●
Is the water
lter drain valve clogged with foreign matter?
Clean the filter.
41
●
Is the water pressure set to a low level?
21
The cleansing water
is cold
●
Is the warm water temperature set to "OFF" or a low level?
●
When the temperature of the water supply or the bathroom is low, the water
temperature may be low when
rst sprayed.
28
-
Stops in the middle
of use
●
"Rear cleansing", "rear soft cleansing" , "front cleansing" and "wide front cleansing"
stop automatically after about 5 minutes of continuous use.
●
Does the seat switch have dif
culty detecting?
Sit back on the toilet seat. If you get up slightly from the seat, or sit forward
on the seat, the seating switch may temporarily stop detecting your
presence.
-
11
Water comes out
unexpectedly from
the wand
●
When you sit on the toilet seat, water comes out for several seconds while
water is warmed up.
●
Has the CLEAN indicator lit up in a cycle?
"Auto wand CLEAN" starts and the wand is cleaned.
-
24
67
Reference
Troubleshooting
Warm air drying
Trouble Please check
Ref.
Page
The dryer
temperature is low
●
Is the dryer temperature set to low level?
28
Stops in the middle
of use
●
The feature stops automatically after about 10 minutes of continuous use.
●
Does the seat switch have dif
culty detecting?
Sit back on the toilet seat. If you get up slightly from the seat, or sit forward
on the seat, the seating switch may temporarily stop detecting your
presence.
-
11
Flushing*
1
Trouble Please check
Ref.
Page
For not ushing
●
Is the shutoff valve fully open?
19
●
Has a water failure occurred?
Use a bucket to flush water.
62
The toilet does not
ush even when the
button is pressed
●
Are you pressing the button repeatedly?
(After pressing the
ush button, operation will not be accepted for about 10 to
20 seconds.)
-
The bowl unit
does not clean
automatically or
timing is delayed
(Auto
ushing)
●
Is "Auto
ushing" set to "OFF"? Set to "ON".
●
Even if "Auto
ushing" is set to "ON", it is not available in the following
instances
About 60 seconds after the toilet is ushed.
Wait about 60 seconds and flush the toilet with the remote control.
When the time spent sitting on the toilet seat or standing in front of the bowl
unit*
2
is less than about 6 seconds.
Flush with the remote control.
When staying in front of the bowl unit after standing and using the toilet*
2
.
The water flows after a maximum of about 20 seconds from when you
leave the bathroom.
●
The seat switch will not turn on unless you sit on the seat properly.
Sit back on the toilet seat.
44
20
20
11
●
The timing for the "Auto flushing" can be changed.
(After about 10 seconds ĺ after about 5 or 15 seconds)
44
The toilet ushes on
its own
●
Is "Auto flushing" set to "ON"? ĺ You can turn it "OFF".
●
Does the seat switch or the body sensor have dif
culty turning on or
detecting?
Sit back on the toilet seat. If you lift your hip off the toilet seat during use
or sit forward on it, the seat switch may not turn on, and thus auto flushing
may occur during use.
44
11
*1 Available only when "FLUSH" button is located on the top side of the remote control.
*2 Except SW3046AT40, SW3044AT40
68
Toilet Seat and Toilet Lid (Auto open/close)
Trouble Please check
Ref.
Page
The toilet lid does not
open automatically
●
Is "Auto open/close" set to "OFF"?
Set to "ON".
●
Even when set to "ON", "Auto open/close" is not performed for about 15
seconds after the toilet seat or toilet lid is closed.
When the toilet lid is closed by hand
(To make the product more user-friendly, a time interval is set from when
the lid is closed to when it will open next.)
Move away from the toilet and wait at least about 15 seconds before
approaching the bowl unit again or open and close by hand.
46
-
●
Is "Auto open delay" set to "30 seconds" or "90 seconds"?
48
●
After the power plug is inserted, the toilet lid does not open automatically for
about 10 seconds.
Open and close by hand.
-
●
Is a toilet lid or seat cover installed?
Remove any covers.
11
●
Detection by the body sensor may be dif
cult when the toilet is used by
someone small, such as a child.
-
The toilet lid does not
close automatically
●
Is "Auto open/close" set to "OFF"?
Set to "ON".
●
In the following cases, the toilet lid closes in about 5 minutes.
When you did not sit on the toilet seat
When you sat on the toilet seat for less than 6 seconds
When you stood in front of the bowl unit for less than 6 seconds
46
-
The toilet lid opens
on its own
●
Is a urinal or wash basin also installed in the bathroom?
The body sensor may detect someone using the urinal, causing the toilet
lid to open or close.
●
Because the body sensor can detect movement through the wall or door in
front of the toilet, the "Auto open/close" function may cause the toilet lid to
open automatically even when you are outside of the room.
You can switch "Auto open/close" to OFF.
11
46
69
Reference
Troubleshooting
Toilet Seat and Toilet Lid (Auto open/close)
Trouble Please check
Ref.
Page
The toilet lid closes
on its own
●
Is "Auto open/close" set to "ON"?
You can turn it "OFF".
●
Is "Auto close delay" set to "25 seconds"?
●
The seat switch will not turn on unless you sit on the seat properly.
Sit back on the toilet seat.
46
46
11
The toilet lid and toilet
seat open at the same time
●
Is "Seat/lid" set to "Seat·lid"?
48
Stops (or closes)
while opening
●
If the lid or seat hits an obstruction the
rst time it opens after the power plug
is inserted, it may stop (or close) partway during the next operation.
Eliminate any obstructions and unplug the power plug. Insert the power
plug again after about 5 seconds. Then press
"Opening and closing the
toilet seat" button.
-
Cannot open or
close with the
remote control
●
If it opens automatically.
Check "Is the remote control working?"
●
If automatic opening does not work either
The toilet lid may not be mounted correctly.
Mount them correctly.
●
Incorrect detection may occur when operating under
uorescent lights.
66
40
-
Toilet Seat and Toilet Lid
Trouble Please check
Ref.
Page
The toilet seat is
cold
●
Is the toilet seat temperature set to "OFF" or a low level?
28
●
Is energy saver in operation?
The energy saver feature is on when the "Energy saver" LED is on and the
"Power" LED is off on the main display.
When you sit on the seat, the toilet seat heater is turned on temporarily and
the seat is warmed in about 15 minutes.
You can turn it "OFF" if the energy saver feature is "ON".
30
32
●
Have you been seated for a long time?
After about 20 minutes of sitting, the temperature starts going down, and
after about 1 hour, the toilet seat heater is turned "OFF".
Stand up from the seat and then use again.
-
●
The seat switch will not turn on unless you sit on the seat properly.
Sit back on the toilet seat.
11
●
Is a toilet lid or seat cover installed?
Remove any covers.
11
70
Energy Saver
Trouble Please check
Ref.
Page
The Energy saver LED
does not light up
●
Did you unplug the power plug or was there a power outage?
The "Energy saver" LED on the main display may go off when the power is
turned on even if the energy saver feature is "ON".
(It will turn on within about 24 hours since the setting is retained.)
-
The timer energy saver
feature is not working
●
Did you replace the remote control batteries?
"Timer energy saver" may be canceled when the batteries are replaced.
Set the timer energy saver again at the time you want to start it.
32
The auto energy
saver+ or auto
energy saver feature
is not working
●
Because the function takes several days learning the usage conditions before
starting energy saver, the amount of energy saving may be low, depending
on the frequency of use.
Check the energy saver setting.
30
Deodorizer
Trouble Please check
Ref.
Page
The deodorizer
seems to be not
working
●
Is "Deodorizer" set to "OFF"?
Set to "ON".
●
Even after sitting down, you do not hear operation sounds.
Sit back on the toilet seat.
●
If you hear an operation sound from the deodorizer, but odours are not removed.
Clean the deodorizing filter.
52
-
36
A strange odor is
emitted
●
Are you using an air freshener or deodorizer that you purchased separately?
Doing so may reduce the effectiveness of the product's deodorizer or cause
strange odors.
Remove the air freshener or deodorizer.
-
The auto power deodorizer
feature is not working
●
Is "Auto power deodorizer" set to "OFF"?
Set to "ON".
●
It starts about 10 seconds after you stand up from the toilet seat.
52
-
Sanitary
Trouble Please check
Ref.
Page
The soft light, bowl light
and CLEAN indicator
do not light up
●
Is the "Soft light", "Bowl light" and "CLEAN indicator" setting "OFF"?
Set to "ON".
●
If the "CLEAN indicator" LED is not lit, it is time to replace the component that
generates "EWATER+". (Replacement will be charged) Consult the installer,
seller, or TOTO customer service (see contact information on the back cover).
54
-
Pre-mist and
after-mist do not
work
●
Is "Auto bowl CLEAN" set to "OFF"?
Set to "ON".
●
The following functions do not work when the toilet seat is open.
Is "Seat/lid" of "Auto open/close" set to [Seat•lid]?
You can change it to "Lid".
●
The pre-mist does not work for about 90 seconds after the after-mist has
nished.
50
48
-
The pre-mist sprays
out spontaneously
●
Because the body sensor can detect movement through the wall or door in
front of the toilet, the "Auto bowl CLEAN" function may cause the toilet to pre-
mist even when you are outside of the bathroom.
You can switch "Auto bowl CLEAN" to OFF.
●
If the cleansing functions (e.g., Rear cleansing and Front cleansing) are not used for
about 8 hours, "Auto bowl CLEAN" starts and mist is sprayed inside the bowl unit.
50
25
71
Reference
Others
Trouble Please check
Ref.
Page
Water is leaking
from the plumbing
connections
●
If the nut of the connecting pipe is loosened, retighten it by hand.
(Do not use any tool.)
If the water leak does not stop, close the shutoff valve and consult with
TOTO customer service (see contact information on the back cover).
-
The display on the
remote control goes out
●
The display goes out when no button on the remote control is pressed for
about 60 seconds or more.
18
The main unit is
unstable
●
There is clearance between the toilet seat cushion and the bowl unit for
activating the seat switch. When you sit on the toilet seat, the toilet seat
subsides slightly to activate the seat switch.
●
Are the bolts that anchor the main unit loose?
Remove the main unit and then firmly tighten the base plate bolts.
11
38,39
The main unit
makes a sound
When entering the bathroom
●
If "Auto bowl CLEAN" is "ON", you may hear that pre-mist is spraying mist in
the bowl unit to make it more dif
cult for dirt to adhere.
You can turn it "OFF".
50
When using the cleansing (rear cleansing, rear soft cleansing, front cleansing) function
●
You can hear the sound of the pump operating while cleansing water is being supplied.
-
When moving away from the bowl unit after use
●
When "Auto power deodorizer" is "ON", operation sounds are made while the
deodorizing power increases for 60 seconds after you stand up from the toilet
seat.
You can turn it "OFF".
●
If "Auto wand CLEAN" is "ON" and you use the cleansing functions (e.g.,
Rear cleansing and Front cleansing), you may hear that the wand is extended
and cleaned with "EWATER+".
You can turn it "OFF".
●
If "Auto bowl CLEAN" is "ON" and you sit on the toilet seat and use the toilet,
you may hear that mist of "EWATER+" is sprayed inside the bowl unit.
You can turn it "OFF".
●
You may hear that the wand is extended and the remaining water in the product
is drained after "Auto wand CLEAN" and other functions are performed.
●
You may hear the fan ventilating the unit. (About 30 minutes)
52
50
50
-
When not using the product (e.g., at night)
●
You may hear the following sounds if "Auto wand CLEAN" or "Auto bowl
CLEAN" is "ON" and if you do not use the cleansing functions (e.g., Rear
cleansing and Front cleansing) for about 8 hours.
"Auto wand CLEAN"
: Sound of cleaning the wand with "EWATER+"
: Sound of extending the wand and draining remaining
water from the product after operation of functions
"Auto bowl CLEAN":
Sound of spraying mist of "EWATER+" inside the bowl unit
You can turn it "OFF".
50
Troubleshooting
72
Speci cations
Item
SW3056AT40
SW3056
SW3046AT40
SW3046
SW3054AT40
SW3054
SW3044AT40
SW3044
Rated power supply AC 120 V 60 Hz
Rated power consumption 1288 W 1287 W 1288 W 1287 W
Maximum power consumption 1444 W 1443 W 1444 W 1443 W
Type of water heater Instantaneous type
Power cord length 3.94 ft (1.2 m)
Water protection level IPX4
Cleansing
Spray
volume
Rear cleansing
Approx. 0.08 - 0.11 gal/min. (Approx. 0.32 - 0.43 L/min.)
<at 29 PSI (0.20 MPa) water pressure>
Rear soft cleansing
Approx. 0.08 - 0.11 gal/min. (Approx. 0.32 - 0.43 L/min.)
<at 29 PSI (0.20 MPa) water pressure>
Front cleansing
Approx. 0.08 - 0.11 gal/min. (Approx. 0.29 - 0.43 L/min.)
<at 29 PSI (0.20 MPa) water pressure>
Wide front cleansing
Approx. 0.09 - 0.11 gal/min. (Approx. 0.35 - 0.43 L/min.)
<at 29 PSI (0.20 MPa) water pressure>
Water temperature
Adjustable temperature range: OFF, about 86 - 104
°
F (about 30 - 40
°
C)
Heater capacity 1116 W
Safety device Temperature fuse
Back
ow prevention device Vacuum breaker, Check valve
Heated seat
Surface temperature
Adjustable temperature range: OFF, about 82 - 97 °F (about 28 - 36 °C)
(Auto energy saver: about 79 °F (about 26 °C), Auto energy saver+: OFF)
Heater capacity 50 W
Safety device Temperature fuse
Deodorizer
Method O
2
deodorization
Air
ow volume
Normal mode: about 3.17 ft
3
/min (about 0.09 m
3
/min),
Power mode: about 5.65 ft
3
/min (about 0.16 m
3
/min)
Power consumption Normal mode: about 1.7 W, Power mode: about 5.3 W
Warm air dryer
Warm air temperature
*1
Adjustable temperature range : about 95 - 140 °F (about 35 - 60 °C)
Air
tf 42.01emulov wo
3
/min (0.29 m
3
/min)
W 743yticapac retaeH
esuf erutarepmeTecived ytefaS
Water supply pressure
Minimum required water pressure: 7.25 PSI (0.05 MPa) <dynamic>,
Maximum water pressure: 108.75 PSI (0.75 MPa) <static>
)C° 53 - 0( F° 59 - 23erutarepmet ylppus retaW
)C
° 04 - 0( F° 401 - 23erutarepmet tneibma gnikroW
Dimensions
W 1.25 ft. x D 1.74 ft. x H 0.41 ft.
(W 383 mm x D 532 mm x H 125 mm)
W 1.25 ft. x D 1.73 ft. x H 0.42 ft.
(W 383 mm x D 527 mm x H 127 mm)
Weight
About 10 lb
(About 5 kg)
*1 Temperature around the warm air outlet measured by TOTO.
●When disposing of this product, please follow your local or state guidelines for proper disposal.
73
Reference
Limited Warranty
One Year Limited Warranty
74
MEMO
75
