How to install the TOTO S550e Washlet Bidet Seat
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Your bidet expert, and Many Bidets Owner, Daniel Johnson shows you how to properly install the TOTO S550e Washlet Bidet Seat onto your existing toilet.
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Transcript:
Regardless of whether or not you've already purchased the Toto s550e and you're looking on how to install it, or you're considering purchasing, knowing the installation process is key. In this video, we will talk about everything you could possibly need to know, when it comes to installing the Toto s550e.
My name is Daniel Johnson, I'm your bidet expert and I'm the owner of manybidets.com, where over the past eight years, we've sold over 10,000 bidets.
The first thing you need to do is to drain the tank in the back. The way that you're going to do that is, turn off the water inlet. Now, this might be a quarter turn like ours here, or it might be one that you need to turn more, so don't assume that a quarter turn is all you need to do, but turn it until it's off. Then drain the tank, by holding down on the flush lever, until you hear that no more water is running. Obviously, our flush lever is here, but you might have buttons on the top as well. Once you've done that, you need to disconnect the water supply. We want to make sure that we have something down here to catch that water, any remaining residual water. We grab a sponge here and a cloth. I unscrew and you can see we have a minimal amount of water here, but still having something to catch that water is great.
Now what we need to do is install the T-connector that comes with the Toto s550e. The T-connector that comes with the s550e is a bit unique. Other bidet seats on the market are going to come with a fully metal T-connector, that looks more like a standard T-connector, that you'd pick up at a hardware store. This one is a bit unique, but you can see that it has a rubber gasket, a cone-shaped rubber gasket in the top. Make sure that that's there, before installing it, as that's going to keep it from leaking. We're going to connect that to the bottom side of the toilet tank. It is not going to connect to the water inlet down here. Don't try to connect it down here, it's not going to connect, because the threads are not correct for that. Then the same thing here is the cone washer. Make sure that's there and then connect that to the bottom side of this T-connector. Now, we can install the bidet seat, which will connect to this water inlet.
Now, we're going to install the mounting plate. Toto sends their mounting plates with a top mounting kit. That allows you to tighten the mounting plate to the toilet, from the top. That's great if you have a skirted toilet. If you have a non-skirted toilet, you could use a standard kit with most bidet seats, but regardless, this will be mounted with the top mounting kit. These bolts go into the rubber sleeve and basically pull up on this metal ring, pulling the rubber against the bottom side of the toilet, to grip that. If you had a top mounting kit on a skirted toilet, you would have to work this down from the top, like I'm doing right here. If you have a non-skirted toilet, it's actually a little bit easier to reach around the bottom side of the toilet and pull down. Either will work, but that's a little bit easier. When I'm putting the mounting plate on, I want the metal hooks to be facing forward, so if I have it like this I know I have it on backwards...
00:00 Video Introduction
00:21 Formal Introduction
00:39 Step #1 Drain Tank
01:44 Step #2 Install T-Connector
03:00 Step #3 Install Mounting Plate
06:22 Step #4 Install Bidet Seat
07:33 Step #5 Connect Water Supply
08:55 Step #6 Connect Power
09:40 Step #7 Test
13:40 Closing Statement
S550e Washlet Contemporary Trim: https://www.manybidets.com/product/to...
S550e Washlet Classic Trim: https://www.manybidets.com/product/to...
Visit our site: https://www.manybidets.com/?utm_sourc...
Need help deciding? Check out our quiz: https://www.manybidets.com/blog/bidet...
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We hope this will help!
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Transcript:
Regardless of whether or not you've already purchased the Toto s550e and you're looking on how to install it, or you're considering purchasing, knowing the installation process is key. In this video, we will talk about everything you could possibly need to know, when it comes to installing the Toto s550e.
My name is Daniel Johnson, I'm your bidet expert and I'm the owner of manybidets.com, where over the past eight years, we've sold over 10,000 bidets.
The first thing you need to do is to drain the tank in the back. The way that you're going to do that is, turn off the water inlet. Now, this might be a quarter turn like ours here, or it might be one that you need to turn more, so don't assume that a quarter turn is all you need to do, but turn it until it's off. Then drain the tank, by holding down on the flush lever, until you hear that no more water is running. Obviously, our flush lever is here, but you might have buttons on the top as well. Once you've done that, you need to disconnect the water supply. We want to make sure that we have something down here to catch that water, any remaining residual water. We grab a sponge here and a cloth. I unscrew and you can see we have a minimal amount of water here, but still having something to catch that water is great.
Now what we need to do is install the T-connector that comes with the Toto s550e. The T-connector that comes with the s550e is a bit unique. Other bidet seats on the market are going to come with a fully metal T-connector, that looks more like a standard T-connector, that you'd pick up at a hardware store. This one is a bit unique, but you can see that it has a rubber gasket, a cone-shaped rubber gasket in the top. Make sure that that's there, before installing it, as that's going to keep it from leaking. We're going to connect that to the bottom side of the toilet tank. It is not going to connect to the water inlet down here. Don't try to connect it down here, it's not going to connect, because the threads are not correct for that. Then the same thing here is the cone washer. Make sure that's there and then connect that to the bottom side of this T-connector. Now, we can install the bidet seat, which will connect to this water inlet.
Now, we're going to install the mounting plate. Toto sends their mounting plates with a top mounting kit. That allows you to tighten the mounting plate to the toilet, from the top. That's great if you have a skirted toilet. If you have a non-skirted toilet, you could use a standard kit with most bidet seats, but regardless, this will be mounted with the top mounting kit. These bolts go into the rubber sleeve and basically pull up on this metal ring, pulling the rubber against the bottom side of the toilet, to grip that. If you had a top mounting kit on a skirted toilet, you would have to work this down from the top, like I'm doing right here. If you have a non-skirted toilet, it's actually a little bit easier to reach around the bottom side of the toilet and pull down. Either will work, but that's a little bit easier. When I'm putting the mounting plate on, I want the metal hooks to be facing forward, so if I have it like this I know I have it on backwards...
00:00 Video Introduction
00:21 Formal Introduction
00:39 Step #1 Drain Tank
01:44 Step #2 Install T-Connector
03:00 Step #3 Install Mounting Plate
06:22 Step #4 Install Bidet Seat
07:33 Step #5 Connect Water Supply
08:55 Step #6 Connect Power
09:40 Step #7 Test
13:40 Closing Statement
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