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A gushing sound may be emitted from the main body depending on the environment or conditions
that it is used in. This sound is due to water flowing fast through pipes as a result of high water
pressure or water volume control, and is not indicative of a defective product. This gushing sound can
be reduced by adjusting the water pressure.
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The
water stop handle
may become stiffer when turned depending on the environment or condition
that it is used in. This is due to deterioration of packing of movable parts or a lack of grease as a
result of aging. Replacement of the packing or other parts, or a recoating of grease is required.
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When the basin is not being used, pull down the water stop handle firmly full to close the water
off properly.
Failure to do this may cause water leakage.
●
After shampooing, do not cover the drain with the drain cap, towel, or shampoo cape, as hot
water may accidentally come out or accidentally trickle due to an increase in water
pressure at night. This may cause water to spill from the basin, leading to water leakage.
●
If the drainage become sluggish, the drainpipe may be clogged with dirt. Discontinue to use
and contact with your closest dealer.
●
Operate the
water stop
handle only after removing metallic objects, such as rings and
wristwatches. Failure to take this precaution may result in contact between the metal and the
water stop
handle resulting in flaws or cracks on the plated surface and thereby causing peeling
of the plating.
●
Before using the product, check that there are no flaws, cracks, or peeling of the plated
surface of the
water stop
knob. If the plating is peeled off, immediately stop using the product
and contact your closest dealer. Continued operation may result in personal injury.
Adjusting the volume of water
Caution
Note
Shower head
Water stop handle
the amount of hot water increases by pulling up the water stop handle.
A full up of the handle will output the maximum amount.
A full down of the handle will stop the water.
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