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W A RN I N G

P rel i m i na ry   s t u d i es   i n  fem a l es   s u g g es t   t h a t   o v eru s e  o f  co nt i nu o u s   s p ra y i ng  

ca n  i ncrea s e  t h e  p o s s i b i l i t y   o f  v a g i na l   m u co s a   d ry i ng   a nd   p o t ent i a l  

red u ct i o n  i n  d es i ra b l e  m i cro b i a l   o rg a ni s m s .

A l t h o u g h   t h es e  s t u d i es   h a v e  no t   b een  v a l i d a t ed ,   p l ea s e  co ns u l t   y o u r 

h ea l t h ca re  p ro v i d er  fo r  co ncerns   reg a rd i ng   w h et h er  t h es e  ci rcu m s t a nces  

m a y   a p p l y   t o   y o u .

More importantly, if you are an individual suffering from any immune 

deficiency as a result of disease, chemotherapy, or other medical condition 

co m p ro m i s i ng   t h e  i m m u ne  s y s t em   y o u   s h o u l d   co ns u l t   y o u r  h ea l t h ca re 

p ro v i d er  b efo re  u s e  o f  t h i s   p ro d u ct .

   

C A U T I O N

D o   no t   u s e  t h e  p ro d u ct   i f  t h e  t o p   u ni t   i s   u ns t a b l e.

Doing so may cause the top unit to come loose and f all,  resulting in inj ury.

I f  t h e  p ro d u ct   i s   d a m a g ed ,   d o   no t   t o u ch   t h e  d a m a g ed   s ect i o n.

Doing so may cause electrical shock  or inj ury.
Replace it immediately.

D o   no t   a p p l y   s t ro ng   fo rce,   m ech a ni ca l   s h o ck ,   s t ep   o n  o r  s t a nd   o n  t h e  t o i l et  

s ea t ,   t o i l et   l i d   o r  t o p   u ni t .   A l s o   d o   no t   p l a ce  a ny   h ea v y   o b j ect   o n  t h e  t o i l et  

s ea t ,   t o i l et   l i d   o r  t o p   u ni t .

Doing so could cause cracki ng or cause the top unit to come loose and f all resulting in inj ury.

Doing so could damage the product and cause inj ury or w ater damage.

D o   no t   l i ft   u p   t h i s   p ro d u ct   b y   t h e  t o i l et   s ea t   o r  l i d .

D o   no t   ra i s e  t h e  t o i l et   s ea t   o r  l i d   w h i l e  o b j ect s   a re  res t i ng   o n  t o p   o f  t h e  t o i l et .

Doing so could cause the top unit to come loose and f all resulting in inj ury.

W h en  cl ea ni ng   o r  m a i nt a i ni ng   t h e  p l a s t i c  p a rt s   ( t o p   u ni t   et c. )   o r  t h e  w a t er  s u p p l y  

h o s e,   u s e  a   k i t ch en  cl ea ner  d i l u t ed   w i t h   w a t er.   D o   no t   u s e  a ny   o f  t h e  fo l l o w i ng .

Toilet cleaner,  household cleaner,  benz ene,  paint thinner,  pow dered cleanser or nylon scrubbing pads.

These items may damage or crack  the plastic and cause inj ury or malf unction.

These items could damage the w ater supply hose and cause a w ater leak.

To prevent a sudden water leak, do not remove the water filter drain valve 

when the shutoff valve is open.

Doing so w ill cause w ater to spurt out.

( efer to  a e   for  n tr t on  on  ean n  the  ater  ter  ra n  a e )

D o   no t   fo l d   o r  cru s h   t h e  w a t er  s u p p l y   h o s e;   d o   no t   d a m a g e  b y   cu t t i ng   w i t h   a  

s h a rp   o b j ect .

Doing so may cause w ater leaks.

D o   no t   p o u r  h o t   w a t er  i nt o   t h e  t o i l et .

Doing so may result in damage to the toilet,  inj ury or w ater damage.

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Summary of Contents for NEOREST 700H

Page 1: ...ear month day Warranty Registration and Inquiry For product warranty registration TOTO U S A Inc recommends On Line Warranty Registration Please visit our web site http www totousa com If you have que...

Page 2: ...t h e encl o s ed i nfo rm a t i o n t o ens u re t h e s a fe u s e o f y o u r p ro d u ct B e s u re t o rea d t h i s I ns t ru ct i o n M a nu a l b efo re u s i ng y o u r p ro d u ct a nd k eep...

Page 3: ...l i nes s Clean light f unction Rem o v i ng o d o rs Deodorize r C o nv eni ent F u nct i o ns F l u s h i ng Remote control bow l unit cleaning 17 22 23 Auto bow l unit cleaning O p eni ng a nd cl o...

Page 4: ...onal Precautions 11 Parts Names 12 Preparation 14 Changing Settings 38 What to Do 5 0 f the ater oe not o due to a pow er f ailure 5 0 f the ater oe not o due to a w ater servi ce interruption 5 2 If...

Page 5: ...k of ex perience and k now ledge unless they hav e been giv en superv ision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible f or their saf ety Children should be supervi sed to...

Page 6: ...t a l l o w t h e w a t er s u p p l y h o s e t o t o u ch t h e p o w er p l u g o r o u t l et o n o a a e on en at on re t n n a re e e tr a ho heat or a hort D o no t d o a ny t h i ng t h a t m...

Page 7: ...y onne t n to hot ater a re t n rn an e ent a a e M a k e s u re t h a t a p ro p erl y g ro u nd ed 3 p ro ng o u t l et h a s b een i ns t a l l ed Failure to install a grounded outlet could cause...

Page 8: ...e a ny h ea v y o b j ect o n t h e t o i l et s ea t t o i l et l i d o r t o p u ni t Doing so could cause cracki ng or cause the top unit to come loose and f all resulting in inj ury Doing so could...

Page 9: ...g h t ened i n i t s p ro p er p o s i t i o n Failure to securely tighten it may cause a w ater leaks I f t h e b o w l u ni t i s cl o g g ed d i s co nnect t h e p o w er p l u g a nd rem o v e t...

Page 10: ...ve r operate this product if it has a damaged cord or plug is not w orki ng properly has been dropped or damaged or has been dropped in w ater Return the product to a servi ce center f or exa mination...

Page 11: ...lugged 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...

Page 12: ...sing it Be caref ul not to exp ose it to w ater F o r p rev ent i o n o f m a l fu nct i o ns Do not block the body sensor or the remote control transmitter or receive r A b o u t t h e b o d y s ens...

Page 13: ...n S h u t o ff v a l v e Page 15 W a t er s u p p l y h o s e B o w l u ni t Page 32 H ea t ed s ea t W a nd W a nd co v er W a rm a i r o u t l et co v er B o d y s ens o r A Page 11 L eft s i d e o...

Page 14: ...ck p a ck i ng D eo d o ri zi ng fi l t er Page 34 SN9 9 2M The toilet lid shape va ries by model Descriptions in this manual are based on the illustrations of SN9 9 3MX Rem o t e co nt ro l recei v e...

Page 15: ...e eft an r ht Ove rtightening may cause damage to parts such as the hanger 1 I ns ert t h e b a t t ery 1 Remove the remote control f rom the hanger R e m o t e co n t r o l Ha n g e r 2 Open the batt...

Page 16: ...nd then retracts 2 Check that the POWER LED on the main display is lit up If it does not light up press POWER ON OFF to light it up T o t u rn t h e p o w er O F F Press POWER ON OFF to t rn the o er...

Page 17: ...tion to one of f iv e positions to the front to the rear When you press the button to f lush the position returns to the standard position 3rd position If you do not w ant to return the w and to the s...

Page 18: ...u r n t o p r e v i o u s m e n u Temperature adj ustment button A d j u s t t e m p e r a t u r e s F lushing O pening and closing W h e n f l u s h i n g a n d o p e n i n g c l o s i n g t h e t o...

Page 19: ...e r v i e w o f t h e s e t t i n g s t h a t c a n b e c o n f i g u r e d w i t h t h e r e m o t e c o n t r o l Se e t h e co r r e s p o n d i n g p a g e s f o r t h e d e t a i l e d d e scr i...

Page 20: ...TO OPEN DELAY 4 SEAT LID AUTO OPEN CLOSE 1 4 1 SOFT LIGHT 2 BOWL LIGHT 3 INDICATOR LIGHT 1 3 1 AUTO ENERGY SAVER 2 TIMER SAVER ENERGY SAVER 1 2 1 BOWL CLEANING 2 WAND CLEANING MANUAL CLEANING 1 2 ON O...

Page 21: ...L E A N I N G C L E A N L I G H T F U N C T I O N S N 9 9 3 M X o nl y P re m i s t A mist is sprayed inside the bow l unit to mak e t ore t for rt to a here A ft er m i s t EWATER 1 mist is sprayed...

Page 22: ...OPEN CLOSE is set to OFF Flush and Washing 3 are not used When the Flush and Washing 3 are not used f or about 10 hours the clean light lights up BOWL LIGHT ON OFF Page 46 Lights up continuously or in...

Page 23: ...es Af ter about 10 seconds When standing up to urinate O p eni ng t h e t o i l et l i d a u t o m a t i ca l l y A U T O O P E N C L O S E When using the toilet seat T o i l et l i d o p ens T o i l...

Page 24: ...om the toilet seat Detection by the body sensor may be t hen the roo te erat re ex ceeds 8 6 F 30 C Open by hands When the toilet lid is closed w ith the remote control or by hand it cannot open autom...

Page 25: ...control is locke d to preve nt thef t Page 14 Ha n g e r 2 Press TEMP W ATER TEM P SEAT TEM P DR YER TEM P Select an item Select a setting Temperature adj ustment button R e m o t e co n t r o l b a...

Page 26: ...DR YER TEM P W ATER TEM P SEAT TEM P DR YER TEM P W a rm w a t er t em p era t u re O F F L o w Hi g h P ress until O F F appears T o i l et s ea t t em p era t u re W h e n O F F i s se t t h e SE A...

Page 27: ...The NEOREST detects time er o th nfre ent e and low ers the toilet seat temperature automatically G r e e n W hen energy sav er is not set O f f T I M E R E N E RG Y S A V E R Y o u w a nt t o s a v e...

Page 28: ...imer energy save r See above During auto energy save r Same LED indication as auto energy save r See above O F F L o w Ex ample When timer energy sav er and auto energy sav er are used together S et t...

Page 29: ...E R 1 4 ENTER PUSH SELECT Press MENU 2 M EN U 1 M AN UAL C LEAN I N G 2 EN ER G Y SAV ER 2 4 ENTER P USH SELECT Use to select ENERGY SAVER and then press ENTER E N E R G Y SA V E R 1 A UT O E N E R G...

Page 30: ...1 A UT O E N E R G Y SA V E R 2 T I M E R SA V E R 2 2 O F F ENTER PUSH SE L E C T 4 Use to select 3H 6 H 9 H or OFF and then press ENTER TI M ER SAV ER 1 TI M ER SAV ER 1 1 3 H ENTER P USH SELEC T T...

Page 31: ...u t l et b efo re cl ea ni ng m a i nt ena nce o r i ns p ect i o n P a g e 1 5 A l w a y s s w i t ch t h e b rea k er o n t h e d i s t ri b u t i o n b o a rd t o O F F Asia Oceania Middle East onl...

Page 32: ...or malf unction C a u t i o ns w i t h u s e o f d et erg ent T h e N E O RE S T i s a n el ect ri c a p p l i a nce B e ca refu l no t t o l et w a t er s eep i ns i d e o r l ea v e d et erg ent i n...

Page 33: ...riginal leve l To stop part w ay through Press STOP I f t h e b o w l u ni t i s cl o g g ed Using a manual pump or the like provi de 10 cm or more clearance betw een the top of the bow l unit and the...

Page 34: ...e to select WAND CLEANING ON OFF Press ENTER to ext end the w and Press ENTER again to retract the w and Release the pressure f rom the w ater supply pipe 3 Unplug the pow er plug Page 15 4 Remove the...

Page 35: ...e e of the eo or n ter to t o t Do not pull w ith undue f orce May cause damage or malf unctions D e o d o r i zi n g f i l t e r R e ce ss 3 Clean w ith a tool such as a toothbrush hen a h n th ater...

Page 36: ...1 Press MENU 2 Use to select MANUAL CLEANING Press ENTER 3 Use to select WAND CLEANING ON OFF Press ENTER The w and ext ends and w ater sprays out f or cleaning The w and automatically retracts af ter...

Page 37: ...G Press ENTER 3 Use to select WAND CLEANING ON OFF Press ENTER to ext end the w and Press ENTER again to retract the w and Release the pressure f rom the w ater supply pipe 3 Unplug the pow er plug 4...

Page 38: ...ply filter In the water shutoff valve 37 7 hten the n t on the h to va lve 8 en the h to a e Page 15 he that there are no ea n the h to va lve or plumbing connections 9 Insert the pow er plug M a i nt...

Page 39: ...U T O C L O S E D E L A Y A U T O O P E N D E L A Y S E A T L I D A U T O C L E A N I N G A U T O W A N D C L E A N D E O D O RI Z E R L I G H T S O F T L I G H T B O W L L I G H T I N D I C A T O R...

Page 40: ...ically open and close the toilet lid Automatically open and close the toilet seat and toilet lid LID SEAT LID Set w hether or not to clean the w and automatically ON OFF All models Page 44 Set w hethe...

Page 41: ...T Use to select AUTO FLUSH and then press ENTER A UT O F L USH 1 A UT O F L USH 2 A UT O F L USH D E L A Y 1 2 O N 10 S ENTER PUSH SE L E C T R MENU RETURN button Items set on this display 1 A UT O F...

Page 42: ...O F F 10 S ENTER PUSH SE L E C T A UT O F L USH O F F T o r e t u r n 4 Use to select AUTO FLUSH DELAY A UT O F L USH 1 A UT O F L USH 2 A UT O F L USH D E L A Y 2 2 O N 10 S ENTER PUSH SE L E C T 5 U...

Page 43: ...em Select a setting Confirm AUTO OPEN CLOSE 1 AUTO OPEN CLOSE 2 AUTO CLOSE DELAY SELECT ENTER PUSH 1 4 ON 9 0 S S et w h et h er o r no t t o o p en t h e t o i l et l i d a u t o m a t i ca l l y 1 A...

Page 44: ...S 1 5 S 5 Use to select 15 S 30 S or 9 0 S and then press ENTER AUTO OPEN CLOSE 2 AUTO CLOSE DELAY 3 AUTO OPEN DELAY ENTER PUSH SELECT 3 4 9 0 S 3 0 S AUTO OPEN DELAY 3 0 S To r e t u r n 4 Use to sel...

Page 45: ...EL EC T Use to select AUTO CLEANING and then press ENTER Re m o t e co n t r o l b a c k si d e MENU RETURN button Items set on this display 1 A U T O W A N D C L EA N 2 DEODORIZER Select an item Sel...

Page 46: ...N D C L EA N 2 DEODORIZER ENTER P U S H S EL EC T 1 2 OFF ON A U T O W A N D C L EA N OFF T o r e t u r n 4 Use to select DEODORIZER A U T O C L EA N IN G 1 A U T O W A N D C L EA N 2 DEODORIZER ENTER...

Page 47: ...ss ENTER R e m o t e co n t r o l b a c k si d e MENU RETURN button Items set on this display 1 SOF T LIG H T 2 B OW L LIG H T 3 INDICATOR Select an item Select a setting Confirm LIG H T 1 SOF T LIG H...

Page 48: ...LIGHT LIG H T 1 SOF T LIG H T 2 B OW L LIG H T ENTER PUSH SELECT 2 3 ON ON 5 Use to select ON OFF and then press ENTER LIG H T 1 SOF T LIG H T 2 B OW L LIG H T ENTER PUSH SELECT 2 3 ON OF F B OW L LIG...

Page 49: ...s set on this display 1 ANTI FREEZING 2 BEEP 3 PERSONAL SETTING LOCK 4 PRESSURE POSITION SETTING The display appears but settings cannot be made Select an item Select a setting Confirm OTHER SETTING 1...

Page 50: ...3 PER SONAL SETTING LOCK ENTER PUSH SELECT 3 4 ON 4 Use to select ON OFF and then press ENTER OTH ER SETTING 3 PER SONAL SETTING LOCK ENTER PUSH SELECT 3 4 OF F P ER SON AL SETTI N G LOC K OFF To r e...

Page 51: ...W ater rises up to here The w ater in the toilet bow l w ill nev er spill ov er 3 When an electronic beep is heard and w ater supply stops loosen the hand leve r he to et he L oosen f the han e er oo...

Page 52: ...sing lid in this order Hand lever Closing lid 3 Insert the plug of the battery box into the plug receptacle B attery box P lug receptacle 4 Clean the toilet bow l w ith the hand leve r Step 2 to 3 on...

Page 53: ...wspaper dustcloth etc P our strongly aiming at the center of the bowl unit 2 f the ater e e o after h n add more w ater Preve nts odors Attention If there is a w ater supply f ailure set the auto bow...

Page 54: ...a rni ng L E D i s flashing replace the b a t t eri es L ow battery warning L E D Rep l a ci ng t h e b a t t eri es 1 Press POWER ON OFF on the control panel he oe o 2 Remove the remote control f rom...

Page 55: ...he pow er plug Page 15 Sw itch the breake r on the distribution board to ON Asia Oceania Middle East 3 Check that the POWER LED on the main display is lit up Page 15 4 Set the toilet seat temperature...

Page 56: ...tch the w ater in a paper cup or other receptacle I f t h e rem a i ni ng w a t er h a s fro z en a nd no w a t er co m es o u t Heat the inside of the bathroom and w arm the ater ho e an h to a e usi...

Page 57: ...eve r to its original position 5 Take appropriate measures f or the w ater remaining in the bow l unit Putting antif reez e in the w ater remaining in the toilet bow l w ill reduce its chance of f ree...

Page 58: ...O F F flashing Anti Freezi ng setting is ON Page 48 5 4 I s t h e b rea k er o n t h e d i s t ri b u t i o n b o a rd t u rned o n Check w hether there is a pow er outage or the break er has turned O...

Page 59: ...any cov ers When using a seat f or inf ants or a sof t highchair remove af ter each use Covers 1 1 T h e w a nd ex t end s b u t t h e w a s h i ng w a t er d o es no t co m e o u t T h e w a s h i ng...

Page 60: ...ollow ing instances 6 0 seconds af ter the toilet is f lushed Af ter 6 0 seconds hav e passed h n the re ote ontro When the amount of time seated on or standing in f ront of toilet seat is about six s...

Page 61: ...ha e t ete t n Remove any dirt that is on the body sensor Eve n w hen set to ON AUTO OPEN CLOSE LID is not perf ormed f or about 15 seconds af ter the toilet seat or toilet lid is closed When the toil...

Page 62: ...h a ha e t ete t n o e tt n o t re Sit back on the toilet seat 4 2 1 1 T h e t o i l et l i d a nd t o i l et s ea t o p en a t t h e s a m e t i m e re the ett n on re to o en the to et an to et eat...

Page 63: ...cove rs 1 1 E nerg y S a v er T ro u b l e P l ea s e ch eck Ref P a g e T h e t i m er energ y s a v er fea t u re i s no t w o rk i ng Did you replace the remote control batteries When the batterie...

Page 64: ...tions hav e not been used in 10 hours the clean light lights up 2 0 T h e C L E A N i nd i ca t o r d o es no t l i g h t u p Is the setting OFF Set to ON If the CLEAN indicator does not light up it i...

Page 65: ...v entilate the product is heard For about 30 minutes When not using the product When the cleaning f eature is not used f or about 8 hours you may hear the sound of auto w and cleaning 2 0 W a t er s p...

Page 66: ...ety devi ce Temperature f use a o re ent on e e Vacuum breake r Check va lve Warm air dryer Warm air temperature 1 Adj ustable temperature range About 35 to 5 5 C about 9 5 to 140 F r o o e Approx 0...

Page 67: ...5 In order for this limited warranty to be valid proof of purchase is required TOTO encourages warranty registration upon purchase to create a record of Product ownership at http www totousa com Prod...

Page 68: ...6 7 MEMO Reference...

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