Main risks

• Burns from water that is too hot, especially on sensitive areas.
• High-pressure water spraying towards the face or eyes if opened abruptly.
• Slips caused by puddles and splashes on the bathroom floor.
• Leaks from loose connections or deteriorated flexible hoses that may cause water damage.
• Breakage due to impacts, forcing the handle, or freezing, with a risk of sudden leakage.

Safe use

• Before directing the stream onto your body, open gradually and check the temperature with your hand.
• Start by pointing the water outlet towards the drain to avoid unexpected splashes.
• Adjust the temperature gradually and avoid prolonged extreme settings.
• Operate the handle without forcing it; do not use the tap for support or hang heavy objects from it.
• Wipe up splashes on the floor immediately to prevent falls.
• After installation or any intervention, visually check that there are no drips or seepage.
• If your model includes temperature/flow stops or limiters, set and use them.
• In homes with children or people with reduced heat sensitivity, use moderate temperatures and supervision during use.

Storage and maintenance

• If not installed, store the tap in a dry place, protected from dust and impacts; keep seals and small parts in their bag.
• Clean the finish with a soft cloth and mild soapy water; avoid scouring pads and abrasive products, acids, bleach, ammonia or solvents.
• Periodically remove and clean the aerator or filter to remove limescale and maintain a steady flow; screw it back on without forcing and check that it does not drip.
• Periodically check the flexible hoses and joints under the basin; replace them if you notice cracks, bulging, rust or persistent dampness.
• In case of drips or leaks, close the shut-off valves and resolve the cause before using the tap again.
• In unheated rooms or where there is a risk of frost, prevent freezing by maintaining a stable temperature or by shutting off and draining the system.

Restrictions on use

• Intended use: supply of domestic water in a bidet; do not use for chemicals, salt water or other liquids.
• Do not modify the tap or its components, or fit incompatible parts.
• Do not attach accessories to the spout that obstruct the outlet or dangerously increase pressure.
• Do not use if it shows cracks, excessive play, loose parts or visible corrosion.
• Keep small parts, tools and packaging out of the reach of children during installation; the tap is not a toy.
• Installation and repairs must be carried out by a competent person with plumbing knowledge; always shut off the water supply before working on the tap.