Takara Belmont EX-ESYMZ, Operating Instructions Manual, Page: 7 / 12

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Designated maximum
water level
To Fill up the Basin with Water
Drain cap
Shower hose hole
Shower hose hole
Drain cap
The drain is closed.
The drain is open.
Clockwise Direction
Anticlockwise Direction
<Filling the basin>
<Discharging the water>
Drain cap
To fill the basin with water, rotate the drain cap in
the clockwise direction to close the drain outlet. The
amount of water should be below the level shown
by the dotted line in the illustration below (just
below the shower hose slot).
When water accumulates and exceeds the dotted
line, water may overflow from the shower hose slot.
To drain the water, rotate the drain cap in the
counterclockwise direction to open the drain outlet.
The hot water may decrease slightly in an amount that will not affect use.
If the water level is decreasing significantly, the gasket of the drain cap may have deteriorated or become
worn. Replace the drain cap. (Available at additional cost.)
Caution
- The amount of water should be below the
designated maximum water level. (See right figure.)
- Do not leave the shower head in the water to ensure
that water doesn't leak out the shower hose slot.
Water may flow back into the water pipe which
could cause issues.
- When the drainage speed slows, there is a
possibility that dust and dirt may have clogged the
drainpipe.
- The drain cap must be detached from the drain
outlet when the product is not in use. If the drain
cap is not detached, the drain may accidentally
close, and the water may overflow from the failure
to notice water dripping, thus resulting in water
leaks.
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