How to Install the Bio Bidet BB-2000 toilet seat

[@sj3780]

Best and most accurate video out there! Thank you so much.

[@ManyBidets]

Thank you so much!

[@cynthiamauck5918]

Thank you so much for this video. I was tired of waiting for my handyman to give me an estimate on installing this, so I searched KZbin for a good tutorial and this was perfect. I watched it on my Kindle as I undertook the process. I'm a 71 year old woman who's not afraid to assemble things and get things done on my own. The learning curve now is opening the manual and figuring out the remote control - some of which I correctly guessed anyway.

[@ManyBidets]

We're so glad you found the video helpful!

[@user-zf7cm4bk1z]

Thank you. Your instructional video made it so easy, even for a 70 yr young grandmother.

[@ManyBidets]

I'm so glad to hear that!!

[@simmad0wnn0w]

I came here because the written instructions were incorrect in some instances. This was a very thorough explanation of the BB-200 installation. Really good job.

[@ManyBidets]

So glad it was helpful! Thank you!

[@mistergiblets5326]

omg, thank you for this. The instructions were unclear on a few things that you specifically pointed out in this video (ie: where the tab should be on the mounting plate, which direction the brackets should face, etc). Huge help!

[@ManyBidets]

Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!

[@anneconover1925]

​@ManyBidets the instructions that come with the BB2000 show the mounting plate going on incorrectly.

[@bobcox9064]

Excellent video, as is the remote control walkthru for this item. I am NOT a good plumber/handyman and I just installed our BB2000 without any difficulties. Better yet, it WORKS and no leaks! Thanks again for taking the time to produce these videos.

[@ManyBidets]

I'm very glad to hear it helped! :-) Next time you're in the market for one, hit us up for a great deal!!

[@HisShadowX]

Thanks! For the amazing tutorial you just save us plenty of time!

[@ManyBidets]

Thank YOU! Glad to hear you found it helpful :-)

[@jeanlanoix2275]

Thanks !!!! So much easier than reading the instructions. That's HOW - How-to videos should all be done... you should get a bonus from Bio Bidet for doing this for them!

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks so much for the kind words! We always hope our videos help people, so hearing this feedback made my morning :-) Next time you're in the market for a bidet seat or integrated bidet toilet, check us out at manybidets.com. Not only do we offer discounts on the BB-2000 , but also hundreds of other makes and models!

[@-Quisp-]

Good video. Make sure if you use the elbow, that you screw it on squarely and do not cross thread. It’s plastic on plastic so if you tighten it, you can easily chew up the plastic male end attached to the seat. The only piece that I had to use a wrench on was the supply hose to the elbow. I had a leak there and hand tightening was not enough. As stated, just don’t overtighten too much.

[@JackiG523]

Thanks, I was able to swap out my bb2000 for the bb1000 in 5 minutes myself thanks to this video

[@ManyBidets]

Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!

[@BimalPoddar]

You see so many videos on the internet but this one of the best - no lengthy introduction, good audio quality and no rushing through the key steps.

[@ManyBidets]

I'm glad to hear it was helpful! If you need a bidet down the road, don't hesitate to reach out!

[@StevesCollection-k5w]

Thanks!

[@paula.2422]

Great information. My BB2000 is scheduled to arrive today and I just need the electrician to come install a n AC outlet beside the toilet. This video will be great to reference for the install. You made it look very simple 👏

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for the kind words if you run into any questions, don't hesitate to let us know! We're happy to help. :-)

[@tenacioustande]

Just installed this seat with my spouse after watching your video. We were washing our behinds within 20 minutes. Lol. Thank you!!

[@ManyBidets]

Glad to hear it helped! Next time you're in the market, hit us up for great pricing!

[@CMoney4eveR]

Honestly thought this was going to be hard. Your video made it so good easy!

[@ManyBidets]

Glad to hear it! Please feel free to reach out next time you're in the market for a seat!

[@Knbhgcomng]

Great video. I followed every steps and installed my seat in 10 mins.

[@ManyBidets]

Thank you! We're glad the video helped.

[@Bubba_Fett_]

Spot on install!!! Thank you so much!! My bum has never been happier!

[@Walkindustries]

Very thorough instructions! You did a great job explaining everything and we are excited to get it working

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for the kind words! Next time you're in the market, let us know! We'd love to do business with you!

[@rsbff4521]

This video is sooooo helpful and is so well done, well-organized & well-explained thank you thank you THANK YOU!!

[@ManyBidets]

Thank you so much! Are are so glad it was helpful to you!

[@kevindicus2542]

Thank you. The written instructions leave something to be desired (they tell me to remove the water supply hose in three separate steps…). I just followed you and got it done.

[@ManyBidets]

Glad to hear it helped! Next time you're in the market, hit us up!

[@TheDatadump]

Easy to install, kzbin.infoUgkxjA-hDN2m8_mi0Dg0JD8U6QiArozIAc4I and comfortable. No idea what other people were talking about when they said it was difficult to install or uncomfortable.

[@sunnyrivero7343]

Thank you so much for this very clear walk through!!

[@ManyBidets]

Glad to hear it! Next time you're in the market let us know!

[@jrey3]

Thank you so much for explaining this so well and step by step. I was little worried about doing it, but you made it easy🎉

[@ManyBidets]

Glad to hear it! If you need another seat down the road, please don't hesitate to reach out!

[@victor9]

Ahh my mans you saved a me a whole lot of stress, It looked so intimidating, but you made it as sweet as grandma pumpkin pie. Unfortunately I got mine from Amazon but if y'all ship to Canada ill recommend next time! Thanks fam.

[@ManyBidets]

We stock in BOTH the USA and Canada! So no duties or border fees. Next time you're in the market, reach out!

[@gavinthinks]

Thank you! I will use this when we install our bidet this weekend!

[@ManyBidets]

Glad to hear it! If you’re ever in the market for another one, let us know!

[@1Shawol416]

Just got mine and this video saved me. Thank you!

[@ManyBidets]

Glad to hear it! Next time you're in the market, let us know, we're happy to make you a fantastic deal!

[@laurieb6716]

Easy to follow along. I did have to use a wrench as I was not able to hand tighten one of the nuts enough to prevent dripping.

[@ManyBidets]

makes sense :-) Next time you're in the market, let us know and we'll hook you up with a deal!

[@Dark1kier]

Great tutorial!!! So excited to receive this model. Very clear, useful video 💙!!

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for the kind words! When you're ready for your next seat, give us a ring, we'll give you a deal!

[@angelgstag]

Hello Daniel, Great video! What to do when the water is not warming up. All of the sudden it happened together with oscillating is weaker too. Can you help?

[@ManyBidets]

Normally when we see something like this, it's because of restricted water flow to the water heater... This can be due to mineral buildup in the seat, a pinched or kinked hose, or a large particle that somehow made it into the seat. Normally in these situations, it makes the most sense to send it in for repair. If you purchased from us, please email us with your order number, and we'd be happy to file a warranty claim with Bio Bidet on your behalf.

[@toddhadfield]

I'm not sure I've ever commented on a video. That was really well done! Very helpful.

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for the kind words! Let me know if I can be of any assistance!

[@indistinctchatter6677]

Thank you. Excellent explanation.

[@ManyBidets]

You're very welcome! I'm glad to hear it helped! Next time you're in the market, hit me up!

[@piamaiero9261]

Excellent video!!!

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks so much!

[@nhgsmithnhgsmith1312]

How is the water heated? Does this product need to be attached to the hot water tank?

[@ManyBidets]

No need to have anything connected to a hot water line! It heats the water in the seat itself. You connect it to the cold water line that leads to the toilet using the provided T (as shown in the video) and as long as you have an outlet to plug it into, the seat does the rest! Reach out to us if you'd like to purchase. We're happy to help you get your hands on one!!

[@zonnodon163]

Nice, and totally professional

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@margaretcaruso3335]

if not for the video, I'm not sure I could have installed it. Great video. Is there a follow-up that goes over all the features of the remote? Unfortunately, the turn off/on nozzle at back of my toilet didn't cooperate because it was a thin piece of thin chrome instead of the metal nozzle I'm used to seeing so I turned the water supply to apartment off. it worked.

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for asking! We do have a video that walks you through the features on the remote: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp-wZXaVoNRkjJo I hope it helps! Let me know if you have any questions after reviewing it!

[@jeyfez8851]

Where can I find that elbow you mentioned as an optional piece ? I went to their site and they don't have It . Can't find It anywhere online. Thanks

[@ManyBidets]

You may be able to track that part down by calling Bio Bidet customer support directly as they would be the only supplier of replacement parts for their products.

[@allenwhipps1233]

I need to know a) how long is the electrical cord and b) which side it comes out of. I see a brief look and it looks like it come out of the right side if facing the toilet. Sadly, my electric outlet is on the left and the cord won't reach. I know from having to ask a vendor that the cord is 4 feet--I had to ask them--they don't list that on their page AND the manufacturer does not list the length in their instruction manual. :-(

[@ManyBidets]

The power cord is 4 feet long and comes off the righthand side when facing the toilet.

[@nnemoyer]

You are a great teacher - very clear. My hus needs a raised toilet seat with grab bars - can this be compatible with that?

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for the kind words! Some you can use, and others may be problematic. You'll want one where the bar does not go along the back, as it will get in the way of attaching the seat. Here are some we sell that work well with bidets: www.manybidets.com/product-category/other-categories/safety-rails/ If yours resembles one of these, you should be good!

[@Sudz28]

How long is the power cord, and can it be moved from one side to another? In my case, the outlet is on the other side of the toilet from where it looks like it is on your setup.

[@ManyBidets]

The power cord is 4ft in length. The side that it comes out on cannot be changed. If you are looking for a bidet with the power cord on the same side as the water hose, the Eco Nova is a great option!

[@luannmickelson7967]

Question: We don't have an outlet nearby; are there code requirements about how high the outlet needs to be above the floor?

[@ManyBidets]

Every state is different, so I'd recommend touching base with an electrician who is familiar with your local codes. Most codes require an outlet at least a foot off the ground.

[@patten6824]

Just watched your video. I am trying to track down that mounting plate. I have a BB2000 from 2020-21. I have attempting to purchase a plate for that model but it doesn’t fit or have that lip to keep it in place. Any help where I can find the plate in the video.

[@ManyBidets]

I'm sorry to hear you're having issues! We don't stock Bio Bidet parts. you would want to reach out to Bio Bidet directly for that. They can be reached at [e-mail] or you can call them directly at [phone] between 9 am and 5pm CST Monday through Friday. Lately they have been hard to reach, so you might need to send a few emails or make a few phone calls before you get ahold of someone.

[@Saysdawg]

Really wanted this but realized I don’t have an outlet by the toilet. I’m a very big person so I’d need the remote as I can’t reach the side controls. Dumb question is there any viable bidets that have non attached remotes that work without an outlet? I feel like the obvious amber is no but I’m not an expert and I imagine you guys are

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for watching! You won't be able to find a non-electric bidet with a remote control however, you can always run an extension cord if you don't have an outlet nearby.

[@davelyness]

Is there a way to adjust the wand (cleaner arm) to extend out farther? I am a big man and the wand will not come out far enough. Would it hurt the bidet if brought the whole unit out farther? Thanks

[@ManyBidets]

If you're using the buttons on the remote to bring the nozzle out as far as you can, there's not much else you can do.

[@dwhelm84]

Thank you so much. I was so worried about installing mine when it gets here later today.

[@ManyBidets]

You're very welcome! Let us know next time you're in the market for one. We'd be happy to offer you a great deal!

[@suborayappu730]

How do you re-synch the remote control with the bidet. It stopped working after I changes the batteries.

[@ManyBidets]

These run on IR, so there's no pairing or syncing needed. Try unplugging the seat and letting it sit for 30 minutes before plugging it back in

[@marylevesque9529]

What if you have a skirted toilet? We have a Whitehouse brand about 7 years old. There are two buttons on the tank lid for flushing, no handle on the side of the tank.

[@ManyBidets]

You'll need a top mounting kit and an alt T to install it in that case. Reach out to us if you want to buy, and we can make sure you get all the parts you need.

[@DavidTOBerry]

Great video man. Does anyone have a magic tool to use to tighten those bolts? Hand tightening is fine but not enough in my experience after installing a couple of these. I mean I can use needle nose but it is crazy tight on these Kohlers.

[@ManyBidets]

I've been trying to hunt one down, but have not been successful as of yet. Want to email us as [e-mail]? If we can find one, we'll be sure to let you know!

[@DavidTOBerry]

@@ManyBidets Will do and thanks!

[@ManyBidets]

@@DavidTOBerry You are very welcome! Thank you!

[@morelaftr]

Excellent instructional video!!

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for the kind words! Next time you're in the market for a bidet, reach out for great pricing!

[@pinballguru]

Love your videos....can you tell me if I have the accor shut off valve, do I need any other parts?

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for asking! If purchasing from us, it comes with everything you need to install the unit. No need to go out and pick up anything else.

[@pinballguru]

@@ManyBidets I have all parts but My valve coming in doesn't look like all the other install videos.

[@ManyBidets]

@@pinballguru Would you be able to email or text us a picture of the T you have?

[@pinballguru]

@@ManyBidets Sure what number do I use to text the picture.

[@ManyBidets]

@@pinballguru You can text it to 248-974-4030

[@AIRBORNE611]

Great Video, thanks 👍

[@ManyBidets]

Thank you! We're happy to help!

[@Moejoe69]

My bb2000 stopped spraying water. The tank is empty, and it does not refill. I cleaned the filter screen with no luck. I know there is water pressure making it to the unit. It makes somnoises, and then the power light blinks. I put new batteries it the remote. The seat gets warm, the fan works. Just know spray. I tried pressing the function on the unit itslef., but luck. Is there an electrical scematic ?

[@ManyBidets]

You could try a hard reset by unplugging the seat for at least 60 minutes and plugging it back in. Otherwise, the best way to resolve this would be reaching out to the manufacturer directly for troubleshooting steps.

[@boots11234]

great video

[@ManyBidets]

Thank you for watching!

[@charliethecockatoo2159]

So this heats the water itself? It doesn't need to be attached to a hot water line?

[@ManyBidets]

Correct! It heats the water in the unit itself, and we offer fantastic pricing on the unit. No need for a hot water line at all.

[@oinc7320]

I want a small neon like sign, to put outside the door, so when that sensor notices your arse, it will light up, "Occupied".

[@AnshelSag]

Perfect guide!

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks so much!

[@pdxmetal]

Plastic elbow kept leaking badly from the bottom so couldn't use unfortunately. Plugged water supply into side directly and no problem. Wonder why?

[@ManyBidets]

Most of the time this comes from A: cross threading B: not having a rubber washer in place. The good news is, connecting directly to the side with the water supply will not cause any issues.

[@normajackson4755]

How do you dry yourself since this takes the place of tp?

[@ManyBidets]

You CAN use the air dryer, but it takes forever, so most people choose to use a little TP to dab dry

[@jamescook4288]

Will a BB2000 work with a toto ultramax ii

[@ManyBidets]

It should, but we have a few other seats we'd recommend in it's place. If you've not seen this video, I'd recommend giving it a watch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3_LdZ6nfbCchrM

[@bobb6226]

Does the elbow come with the BB-2000 you talk about at the 6:35 part of the video? If not, do you know where I can order it? Also, I have an Gerbit in-wall toilet. So I think I would have an issue with the T they use (as obviously I can't run the water supply line in the wall like that). I would have to come straight from the 3/8" shutoff to the elbow. It looks like both sides are 1/2" I stopped by Home Depot and did not see a reducer. Any suggestions on where I can find the right reducer as I don't understand the FIP, OD, and all those other abbreviations I saw.

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for the questions Bob. It does come with a L connector talked about at that point in the video. I was only sharing that you don't need to use it if you don't want to (but most people decide to use it) We do have an alt T connector that will connect to the water supply: www.manybidets.com/product/bidet-t-valve-for-skirted-toilet/ since the water supply is probably in the wall, you won't need the off-shoot of the T connector. If that's the case, you could always cap the end you don't use. Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns!

[@RichardAdkins]

There is no power outlet next to my toilet. Can I run an extension cord under my cabinets to obtain power. Or, do I have to have an electrician install a new outlet?

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for the question! Assuming it's 14 gauge, and the location where the extension cord, and bidet cord are connecting is not resting on the ground, you're good to go!

[@RichardAdkins]

@@ManyBidets thanks!

[@ManyBidets]

@@RichardAdkins You're very welcome! Let us know when you're ready to buy! We'll get you the best pricing around :-)

[@bz6969]

Why the water is always running? Is it normal?

[@ManyBidets]

Always running through the seat, or into the toilet tank? through the seat 24/7 is not normal and indicates that there's either a leak in the seat somewhere or the solenoid has gone bad. A toilet tank always running is totally different and should be investigated by a plumber or handyman locally.

[@latinbishop1722]

My t connector did not have the white knob u have

[@ManyBidets]

You might need to reach out to Bio Bidet for a replacement if it is missing. That is not something that we have seen happen so that would be your best direction.

[@johncollins8304]

I'd love to see one installed on a bowl wit h. blind holes. I've tigj htened fully from the top into the expanding rubber thing and it's solid... Until i try to slide the seat on. I've put silicone grease on, put some line-up marks on the back with a Sharpie. I can't line up, and when i push it just moves the plate. Had no problem with old Samsung wit IDENTICAL fittings, removing for cleaning, and replacing. Any ideas anyone?

[@ManyBidets]

Are you able to use standard bolts instead of a top mounting kit? Top mounting kits often have that issue, but with a standard bolt assembly, you can tighten the seat down after sliding it into place.

[@johncollins8304]

@@ManyBidets Well, thanks for a quick reply, bit if I could access from underneath I would have done that.

[@ManyBidets]

@@johncollins8304 Valid point

[@johncollins8304]

@@ManyBidets Now sorted! Hurrah. The drawings and written instructions should have Bern clearer. I unthinkingly put the chrome plate on upside down, like an 'n'-- should be a 'u'.

[@ManyBidets]

@@johncollins8304 Glad to hear it! That's a pretty common mixup :-)

[@CEJ2999]

The spray is not right. Can I get some help with this.

[@ManyBidets]

Hello Crystal, Thanks for reaching out! Can you elaborate on how it's not right? Feel free to email us at [e-mail] to continue this conversation, or call or text us at 248-974-4030

[@felixchien1664]

I wonder if I have the same issue. I have a Brondell SE600 and the spray seems fuller and better. The BB 2000 I have seems to have limited spray and the spray makes a lot of noise. The spray does not seem right in my case as well…

[@MandarinMakes]

What diameter are the mounting bolts for this model please? I recently purchased the brondell swash 1400 and they are too large.

[@ManyBidets]

The diameter of the bolts are 3/8 inch, but there are smaller bolt options if you're looking at a skirted toilet with a top mounting kit requirement. Can you share what toilet you're trying to fit?

[@ernestleo6284]

Nice instructional video it would be better to install a T-connector that includes a shut off valve for the bidet. Then when you need to replace the Bidet you can shut the Bidet off while the toilet still receives water. Also a non-bursting water line connected to the Bidet would be better.

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for the feedback! In this video we install the seat with exactly what Bio Bidet includes with the seat so customers can get an idea of how to install it out of the box. But I do agree that those would be great additions!

[@osvaldocardoso9316]

Temper it and all is great!

[@lorrainem1870]

is the water warm?

[@ManyBidets]

Yes, it heats the water in the seat itself, so you only need a cold water connection and the seat takes care of the rest!

[@jonagross288]

What is the best suited toilet for the bb 2000?

[@ManyBidets]

Really practically any toilet should work with the BB-2000. What we generally recommend is; pick out a few toilets you like, and email them to [e-mail] and we'll tell you how compatible they are. This allows you to pick the features and styles you want. Thanks for asking!

[@jonagross288]

I'm looking at the American standard elongated sonoma or the American standard elongated edgemere thanks

[@ManyBidets]

The BB-2000 would work with both of those American Standard toilets! The BB-2000 has and elongated option so that should be no problem. You can talk to our customer service team to get more questions answered, and to get special discounts on the BB-2000. www.manybidets.com/product/bb-2000-bliss-bidet-seat/

[@p.b.2903]

Ty!

[@ManyBidets]

You're very welcome! Let me know if you need anything, or have any questions!

[@shrimpinpat]

No thread tape?

[@ManyBidets]

Nope! Because of the rubber washers in each of the fittings, teflon tape is not needed. A little plumbers tape is OK, but the most common reason we see leaking in bidets is from the overuse of tape, so manufactures tend to recommend none be used at all since it's not needed to make a good seal in the first place.

[@donhgr]

Are they all cold water

[@ManyBidets]

Most of what we sell are warm water including this one (the Bio Bidet BB-2000) They have water heaters built into them, so you can connect them to cold water only, but still have warm water washes. This does mean they require electricity to operate

[@HisShadowX]

Thanks for your help please activate super comments as people like me sure would like to tip you for your video

[@ManyBidets]

Thanks for the suggestion and the support! we've enabled it.

[@lorrainem1870]

who sells these?

[@ManyBidets]

We sell it! You can purchase it here: Bio Bidet Bliss BB-2000: www.manybidets.com/product/bb-2000-bliss-bidet-seat/

[@Kausarniyazee]

Big pain of installation is to get the electric power to the seat 😩

[@ManyBidets]

Valid point! If you don’t already have an outlet near the toilet, that can be a pain. You can also run an extension cord if needed.

[@StevesCollection-k5w]

Video saved a ton of time and grief. Aside from missing parts, the instructions are incorrect and the diagram for sliding the seat onto the mounting plate is backwards. It's a shame for such a nice product to have shoddy instructions - diminishes the end-use experience.

[@oinc7320]

Gee, someone who knows the difference between a compression fitting and a metal to metal pipe thread. No telon tape used. Telon tape can defeat a rubber compression fitting by not allowing the parts to snug up together. You then get the telon tape only stopping the leaks. Worse piling it on as people do, a plastic to plastic fitting can get stressed, aka female part, as you increased the diameter of the male part.