DooLv A8702

First I will provide some simple installation instructions: 1.) Remove the toilet seat by lifting the screw cover caps on the top behind the seat when the lid is closed. 2.) Adjust the slidable pieces of plastic on the bidet system in order to line up the holes of the bidet system with the holes in the toilet. 3.) Place the toilet seat on top of the bidet system and then put the screws through both and tighten it back down. Might need to h...

First I will provide some simple installation instructions: 1.) Remove the toilet seat by lifting the screw cover caps on the top behind the seat when the lid is closed. 2.) Adjust the slidable pieces of plastic on the bidet system in order to line up the holes of the bidet system with the holes in the toilet. 3.) Place the toilet seat on top of the bidet system and then put the screws through both and tighten it back down. Might need to hold a nut on the bottom side of the toilet for the screws to thread into depending on your setup. 4.) Turn off the cold water feed to your toilet. Should be located near the floor on the wall on the bottom left or right side of your toilet. You will see a knob looking thing that will tell you which direction to turn it on the front of the knob to close. 5.) Remove the lid of the toilet tank on the back and hold down the flush handle until all of the water in the tank is below the drain line and no more water is going into the bowl. You should not hear water or see water refilling the back tank of the toilet if you turned off the water supply correctly. 6.) Get a bucket, place it under the connection, and unscrew the connection between the water line going from the wall to the bottom side of the tank of your toilet. Screw the white cold water couple adapter onto the tank and then thread the water line from the wall onto the other side of this piece. Screw the connection for the cold water line onto the small thread connection sticking out from the T connector. 7.) Connect the other end of the cold water line onto the cold water connection side on the bottom side of the control panel for the bidet. They have labels next to them, however it should be the right most connection when looking at the control panel from the front when it is sitting on the toilet. 8.) Decide whether you want the hot water connection hooked up. If you don't, then make sure to thread in the dummy plug into the hot water supply side on the bottom side of the control panel. Will be the left most thread when looking at it from the front. Turn the cold water supply line back on and you are all finished. Make sure none of the fittings are leaking and you are ready to go. 9.) If you want the hot water connection hooked up, then you need to go under the sink cabinet in your bathroom. 10.) Locate which handle or line is hot water and turn this water line off at the wall just like you did for the cold water feed for the toilet tank. 11.) Once this is done, grab the bucket again and place it under the connector that attached to the line coming out of the wall. Unthread this connection and place the side of the hot water line with a T connector onto the line coming out of the wall (shown in the pictures above). 12.) Thread the hot water line for the sink on the other side of this T connector and then either fish the hot water line out of the back of the cabinet and along the wall if possible or drill a hole in the side of the vanity to get the hot water line over to your toilet. 13.) Connect the hot water line to the left most connection on the bottom side of the bidet control panel. You now have hooked up the hot water line. 14.) Open both the hot water line feed coming out of the wall and the cold water feed for the toilet. The toilet tank should begin to fill up and the hot water should be working on your faucet. Check the connections for any leaks and tighten/repeat the steps above as necessary until no water is dripping down from the connections. 15.) Your bidet is ready to use! Review: Excellent bidet system. It feels a little on the cheaper side, however I cannot beat it for the price especially since it included temperature control for that price. I took a star off for the way the adjustable system works on the bidet. While it does still fit onto the toilet I have, it does not fit perfectly. The nozzle is resting up against the rim of the bowl of the toilet. The bidet adjustment slots will not let the system move forward any more, so it just cannot got all the way back. It goes the majority of the way back, but not quite all the way. Other than that, the product has worked perfectly for the past 2-3 weeks that I have used it for. Definitely cuts down on the toilet paper usage! Slight oversight on my part: The only thing that I am a little dissapointed and wanted to let everyone know about is something that is 100% my fault for not thinking about when ordering this product over some of the other ones out there. I decided to go with this one since it had the temperature control feature. I thought this would be amazing since I didn't particulary like the idea of having cold water shot straight at my sensitive parts early in the morning. I thought that by just having it always on warm it would save some of the uncomfort that comes with this type of product. The one thing I forgot to think about is that it takes a little bit of time for the hot water to get to the sink in this bathroom. This means that in the morning, I would have to normally wash my hands with cold water in the morning since the hot water would not be coming through the faucet for a little bit. The same principle applies here. Most of the time the water still comes out cold from the bidet system since the hot water has not made its way to the bathroom yet. This means that the bidet is still just always cold even when the dial is set to always warm. I have got used to is, but this is something that I wish I would have thought about before going out of my way to find one that specifically had temperature controls on it. Still do not regret my purchase though.