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Have a problem with your bidet? Maybe it stops working after a while, or maybe you just bought a bidet and it doesnt seem to work properly. Whatever the situation, the following article will guide you on the right path to solving your bidet problems. This guide will help you solve a problem with an electronic bidet that: does not spray, works intermittently, the remote control just stopped working. Before you start troubleshooting, have a few things handy: 1.) A paper towel or several sheets of toilet paper 2.) A small cup or bowl to block the flow of water 3.) A spare battery for the remote control Step 1: Unplug the bidet seat for 30 seconds and then reconnect it. The first thing we want to start with is a hard reset. Disconnecting and reconnecting the bidet seat for approximately 30 seconds will restart the unit, including internal mechanisms. As with a computer, a simple reset sometimes fixes minor issues with bidet seats where components can become out of sync over time. If the hard reset fixes the problem great, if not go to step 2. If the bidet appears to be off and the normal seat operation indicators do not light up even though the seat is plugged in then make sure the GFCI socket or circuit is not turned on . Test the outlet with a phone charger or lamp to make sure it has power. If you have confirmed that the outlet is working, but the bidet seat does not turn on, contact the manufacturer for further assistance. If the outlet is not working, reset the outlet or circuit before troubleshooting. Step 2: Activating the seat occupancy sensor All bidet seats have some kind of seat occupancy sensor. This will prevent the seat from splashing when no one is sitting. In the next step, we trick the seat sensor into thinking someone is sitting. 90% of bidets on the market use a skin sensor in 4-5Is your bidet causing you problems? Maybe it stops working after a while, or you just bought a bidet and it doesnt seem to work properly. Whatever the situation, the article below will show you the right way to solve your bidet problems. This guide will help you troubleshoot an electronic bidet seat that: Does not spray water Intermittent remote control just stopped working. Before troubleshooting, have a few things ready: 1.) A paper towel or several sheets of toilet paper 2.) A small cup or bowl to block the flow of water 3.) Spare remote control battery Step 1: Unplug the bidet seat for 30 seconds and then reconnect it. The first thing we want to start with is a hard reset. Unplugging the bidet seat from the socket for approximately 30 seconds and plugging it back in restarts the unit, including the internal mechanisms. As with a computer, a simple reset can sometimes fix minor issues with bidet seats where components can become out of tune over time. If the hard reset fixes the problem great, if not go to step 2. If the bidet seems to be off and the normal power lights on the seat do not come on even though they are plugged in then make sure the outlet or RCD circuit has not tripped . Test the outlet with a phone charger or lamp to make sure there is power. If you have confirmed that the outlet is working, but the bidet seat does not turn on, contact the manufacturer for further assistance. If the outlet is not working, reset it before proceeding with the troubleshooting. Step 2: Trigger the bidet occupancy sensor All bidet seats have some kind of occupancy sensor. This will prevent the seat from splashing when no one is sitting. In the next step, we will trick the seat sensor into thinking someone is sitting. 90% of bidets on the market use a skin sensor in 4-5Sitting area. Others have the sensor in a different area and some have their own unique method. We will try to discuss each scenario below. Skin sensor at 4-5 oclock Models: Alpha, Brondell, Bio Bidet, Clean Sense, USPA and others If your bidet seat has a skin sensor, you can activate it with a damp piece of paper to simulate skin contact. First, grab a few sheets of toilet paper or a folded paper towel (about 4 inches by 4 inches) and soak it under the sink. Now if you stand in front of the toilet and look at the toilet seat, imagine a rotary dial on the toilet seat. Place wet paper over the seat for 4-5 hours. At this point you should hear water coming out of the nozzle and dripping into the bowl. This is a good sign as the nozzle has just become clear and usually means the sensor has been triggered. Some models have a light to indicate the sensor has been triggered. Skin sensor in the 7-8 oclock area Model: Bio Bidet A8 Same instructions as above, only in the 7-8 oclock area. Seat load sensor models: Washlets TOTO, Washlets Kohler Novita BN-330TOTO and several others use a weight sensor instead. With the seat down, push the seat near the left rear hinge with your hand. You should feel a click. Here you have to press and hold to activate the seat sensor. Infrared Sensor Model: Kohler Novita BH-90 BH-93 The BH-90 uses an infrared sensor on the back of the seat. You will see a dark field where the sensor is located. Simply place a paper towel over the sensor area to activate the sensor. Step 3: Test the remote control Before we begin, replace the batteries in the remote control with brand new ones. If the seat occupancy sensor is activated, stand in front of the toilet. Take the remote control (not attached) and point it at the seat. Try turning on the heat gun on the remote control. If it works, press stop. Then proceed to test the backwash function. Before you press the wash button,

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