Overview of Dual Bidet Installation
STEP 1: Prepare the Toilet
- Turn off the water supply valve located behind the toilet by turning it clockwiseuntil it is fully closed.
- Flush the toilet multiple times to drain the tank until little to no water is left inside
💡 Tip: If any water remains in the tank, use a small cup or towel to soak up the excess.
STEP 2: Remove the Existing Toilet Seat
- Unscrew and remove the existing toilet seat from the toilet bowl.
- Use a screwdriver to carefully detach the seat from its hinges.
- Set aside the toilet seat and keep the screws in a safe place for reinstallation.
💡 Tip: If the screws are tight, use a wrench or pliers for extra grip while loosening them.
STEP 3: Remove the Existing Water Hose
Remove the Existing Water Hose from underneath the Cistern Tank
- Unscrew the existing water supply hose connected to the bottom of the toilet tank using an adjustable wrench.
- Hold a container underneath to catch any water that may spill.
Important: If your water supply is connected via a rigid copper pipe instead of a flexible pipe, you will need to replace it with a flexible pipe to allow space for the T-valve connector
STEP 4: Install the T-Valve
- The T-valve acts as a bridge to supply water to your bidet.
- Connect the water supply feed to the bottom of the T-valve and tighten it with an adjustable wrench. Do not overtighten or cross-thread the connection.
STEP 5: Connect the Bidet Hose
Connect the Bidet Hose from the T-Valve to the Bidet (Cold Water Inlet)
- Attach the supplied bidet hose from the T-valve connector to the cold water inlet on the bidet.
- Screw it in place, ensuring you do not cross-thread the connection.
Note: If you do not have access to hot water, you can use the bidet with only the cold water supply. Simply block off the hot water inlet using the provided block-off valve.
STEP 6: Connect the T-Valve Connector to theNearest Hot Water Supply (Sink)
Locate the nearest warm water source, usually under the sink.
Steps to connect:
- Close the isolation valve for the sink’s hot water supply.
- Disconnect the flexible water supply pipe from the sink’s hot water valve.
- Install the supplied T-valve connector onto the hot water supply
- Reattach the sink’s hot water pipe to the top of the T-valve.
- Attach the PU hose (provided) from the T-valve to the Chakow bidet’s hot water inlet.
STEP 7: Reposition and Secure the bidet
Attach the bidet to the toilet seat
- Place the bidet unit on the toilet bowl, ensuring the nozzles are correctly positioned for optimal cleansing.
- Align the adjustable mounting holes on the bidet with the existing mounting holes on the toilet bowl
- Secure the bidet tightly onto the toilet using the existing tightening bolts from your toilet seat
- You may need to adjust the position slightly to find the best fit.
Step 8: Reinstall the Toilet Seat
- Place the toilet seat back onto the toilet bowl, aligning it with the mounting holes.
- Insert the screws you set aside earlier into the mounting holes.
- Securely tighten the screws to ensure the seat is firmly attached.
💡 Tip: Avoid over-tightening the screws to prevent damage to the toilet seat or bowl.
STEP 9: Test and Use
Turn the Water Supply Back On & Check for Leaks
- Slowly turn the water supply back on for both the toilet and sink.
- Inspect all connection points for leaks.
- If a leak occurs:
- Turn off the water supply.
- Ensure all pipes and connectors are properly aligned and tightened.
Test the Bidet
- Adjust the nozzle position for both rear and front cleaning.
- Test the water pressure settings to ensure a comfortable flow.
- f connected, adjust the temperature control for warm water use