NEO Installation
Step 1: Select Your Toilet Seat
Step 2: Select Your Model
Step-By-Step Installation
1. Preparation
Step 1
Turn off the toilet tank water supply valve (clockwise), located on the ground or on the wall. Flush the toilet to completely empty the tank.
Some valves are push-pull — pull outward to turn off.
Step 2
Remove the toilet seat by lifting the hinge tabs and using a flathead screwdriver to unscrew the toilet seat bolts while holding the nuts on the underside of the bolts in place.
Hold the nut underneath while unscrewing from the top.
Can’t find the toilet bolts? See troubleshooting
Step 3
Place the bidet on the toilet. Rotate the adjustment plates so they line up with the holes on the toilet bowl. Reattach the toilet seat using the original hardware.
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2. Cold Water Setup
Step 1
Unscrew the water supply hose from the toilet tank’s fill valve. Connect the top of the Cold Water T-Adapter (7/8” end) to the toilet tank. Ensure the Rubber Washer is inside the Cold Water T-Adapter and in its correct orientation.
7/8” is equivalent to 15/16”.
Place a towel or bucket underneath the toilet tank’s fill valve to catch any residual water.
Can’t remove the water supply hose? or T-adapter doesn’t fit? See troubleshooting
Step 2
Connect the water supply hose to the bottom of the Cold Water T-Adapter (7/8" end).
Step 3
Connect the Mesh Filter end of the Cold Water Bidet Hose to the side of the Cold Water T-Adapter. Connect the other end of the hose to the Cold Water Bidet Inlet. Hand-tighten first, then use the wing nut on the hose to secure.
Wrap plumber's tape on threads for extra leak protection.
Step 4
Turn on the toilet tank water supply valve (counter-clockwise) and check all connections for leaks.
Proceed to Hot Water Setup for hot water connections.
Optional
Using cold water only?
Ensure the Rubber Washer is inside the Hot Water Cap. Place the included Hot Water Cap on the Hot Water Bidet Inlet. Skip Hot Water Setup— you’re all set!
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3. Hot Water Setup
Step 1
Turn off the hot water supply valve under your sink (clockwise). Disconnect the hot water supply hose from the valve.
Not sure which valve is hot? Turn on the hot faucet, then turn off one valve. If the hot water stops, that's the one.
Some sink hot water supply valves have a “push-pull” mechanism. To turn off the water supply with these types of valves, pull the valve outwards.
Step 2
Ensure the Rubber Washer is inside the Hot Water T-Adapter. Connect the female threaded 3/8” end of the Hot Water T-Adapter to the hot water supply valve.
Step 3
Thread the PU (Polyurethane) hose through the hex nut. Connect the PU hose to the Hot Water T-Adapter and tighten the nut. Connect the other end of the PU hose to the Hot Water Bidet Inlet.
If the hose doesn't reach, contact us for a longer one.
Step 4
Connect the Hot Water Hose to the end of the Hot Water T-Adapter (male threaded 3/8”). Turn on the sink hot water supply valve (counter-clockwise) and your hot water is ready to go!
Hot water takes a moment to arrive. Run Nozzle Clean mode briefly before your first wash.
You're ready to go!
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