Shut off valve closes supply just to bidet or to both bidet and tank?
343532
The shut off splits the water between the tank and the bidet when it is open. When you close the valve it shuts off the water to the bidet only. Hope that helps
343533
It is for bed it only but I don't like it at all, it leeks every where when you use it
1877533
The female side of the quick disconnect has a manual shut off valve , and auto shuts off when disconnected from line. the auto shut off operates much like a valve on a tire stem. The male side would be conntected to the appliance you intend to use the female side should connect to propane feed line side.
1897927
The valve was designed to regulate the water flow to the bidet only (in case you have too much pressure on your tush). The water flow to the tank will always stay the same so the tank will refill as normal.
1620599
I am pretty sure that this shut off will work with the braided supply line, just make sure you get the right measurements. Check your supply line at the wall and the braided supply line from the toilet, sometimes they are the same size (ex. 1/2" or 3/4") sometimes they are different.
167278
There is a waterline that runs to the tank of your toilet. You simply hook a splitter into that and the hot water is optional. This is located under your sink if you want to use it.
826873
Only to the bidet outlet. Before I bought the T-adapter I tried regulating the pressure by adjusting the shut-off valve. It worked (somewhat) but it took longer for the tank to fill. The slow filling tank is no big deal if you don't have to flush it again for awhile---but my wife insist he that it should fill faster. She was the one to complain about too much bidet pressure in the first place---so---purchase one Luxe Metal T-adapter.
647333
It could be a valve shut off at the Bidet not working properly. I think you should return to Amazon for replacement.Shut it off from your water supply to the toilet or else your water bill be enormous. I have it over six month and no problem.
2055212
this item is used on water or liquid tanks that you don't bad stuff siphoned into them when you shut off the supply, when valve is turned on and lets fluid flow ,when valve is turned off the pressure releases and breaks vacumm. the female fits a regular faucet and a hose screws to the other end.
389324
No electrical power. It just works off of the water pressure. All you do to connect it is turn off your toilet supply line, disconnect it from toilet, attach supplied fitting and reattach supply line. Takes five minutes, super easy!
1502073
We had a handyman do the job.It looks like the cold water to the bidet is connected directly to the toilet supply line and the hot water to the sink supply line. Hope this helpsGeeta
1298925
Check all the connection to Bidet especially where hose connect to bidet and to the tank
2230360
You need to have both power cords plugged into each other for the automatic shut off. If you are only going to use one plug it has to be the one with the metal thing on the top. I you are referring to low water output you may need a fatter hose.
228439
No, we've never had to shut our main valve off on this model, no leaking so far. It's worked perfect for us for over 2 years; we plan on purchasing another one for the other bathroom.
2011890
No way to turn off but there is no reason for. The water on the faucet is the water that fill the reservoir and you always want fill it after flush
326564
if the switch is a pump-up type,it will shut off when tank is full.A pump-down switch does the opposite.
1078330
I have my well pump on one side red connector and my hot water heater on the other side red connector. My generator isn't big enough to run both at the same time,so I turn off the water heater breaker when tank is full of hot water and cut on the well pump breaker. I have to alternate them is what I am trying to say.
1298926
Sounds like a connection issue. Just check where the bidet goes to the tank.