expired Posted by JMUFly • Sep 3, 2021
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expired Posted by JMUFly • Sep 3, 2021
Sep 3, 2021 9:00 PM
Moen 5-Series Premium Electronic Add-On Bidet Toilet Seat $219.99 at Costco
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Costco listing literally has nothing to say about this 5-Series model and Moen's site is... less than ideal.
https://www.moen.com/products/Moe...ies/EB2000
Seems to have most (if not all) the features of the BioBidet models mentioned and looks sleeker. I wonder if it's built better than them too? I know BioBidets are cheap plastic and have a tendency to crack.
I also cannot decide if I prefer stainless steel nozzles (non-replaceable) or plastic ones (replaceable) and if the deodorizer feature is worth getting.
Costco listing literally has nothing to say about this 5-Series model and Moen's site is... less than ideal.
https://www.moen.com/products/Moe...ies/EB2000
Seems to have most (if not all) the features of the BioBidet models mentioned and looks sleeker. I wonder if it's built better than them too? I know BioBidets are cheap plastic and have a tendency to crack.
I also cannot decide if I prefer stainless steel nozzles (non-replaceable) or plastic ones (replaceable) and if the deodorizer feature is worth getting.
I'll use it for a little bit and decide if these are dealbreakers or not. But first impression is that I miss my Brondell.
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I'll use it for a little bit and decide if these are dealbreakers or not. But first impression is that I miss my Brondell.
However, the manual says you can disable the beeping:
"Functions will only work when user is seated on the e-bidet seat. When user sits on seat the unit will emit a two-tone beep to indicate the seat sensor has been activated and wash functions are available. Water will then flow briefly through the nozzle to prepare for wash function usage. To turn seat sound off: Press the "H/C Massage" and "Automatic Clean" buttons on the remote for 3 seconds. A double beep will sound to confirm function has been turned off. Repeat steps to turn function back on. A single beep will confirm the function is back on."
The inability to have a steady stream would have been a deal breaker for me. But the manual also says that can be changed too: "To Activate: Press "Posterior Wash" button once, and the nozzle will spray in a forward and back manner. Press button a second time to spray in a stationary position. Press "Stop" button to turn off."
Also, how is the build quality?
And can you confirm there is a UV light that turns on automatically after use? That's a feature I don't see on too many units this inexpensive.
However, the manual says you can disable the beeping:
"Functions will only work when user is seated on the e-bidet seat. When user sits on seat the unit will emit a two-tone beep to indicate the seat sensor has been activated and wash functions are available. Water will then flow briefly through the nozzle to prepare for wash function usage. To turn seat sound off: Press the "H/C Massage" and "Automatic Clean" buttons on the remote for 3 seconds. A double beep will sound to confirm function has been turned off. Repeat steps to turn function back on. A single beep will confirm the function is back on."
The inability to have a steady stream would have been a deal breaker for me. But the manual also says that can be changed too: "To Activate: Press "Posterior Wash" button once, and the nozzle will spray in a forward and back manner. Press button a second time to spray in a stationary position. Press "Stop" button to turn off."
Also, how is the build quality?
And can you confirm there is a UV light that turns on automatically after use? That's a feature I don't see on too many units this inexpensive.
Overall, the build quality seems fine, but a bit more plastic than my old Brondell that I can remember.
Edit: the UV light indicator light is on for three minutes after use as described, but I haven't looked for the UV light itself.
However, the manual says you can disable the beeping:
"Functions will only work when user is seated on the e-bidet seat. When user sits on seat the unit will emit a two-tone beep to indicate the seat sensor has been activated and wash functions are available. Water will then flow briefly through the nozzle to prepare for wash function usage. To turn seat sound off: Press the "H/C Massage" and "Automatic Clean" buttons on the remote for 3 seconds. A double beep will sound to confirm function has been turned off. Repeat steps to turn function back on. A single beep will confirm the function is back on."
The inability to have a steady stream would have been a deal breaker for me. But the manual also says that can be changed too: "To Activate: Press "Posterior Wash" button once, and the nozzle will spray in a forward and back manner. Press button a second time to spray in a stationary position. Press "Stop" button to turn off."
Also, how is the build quality?
And can you confirm there is a UV light that turns on automatically after use? That's a feature I don't see on too many units this inexpensive.
Page 16 regarding the beeping. Also, this manual is absolutely terrible the way they stack all the languages on every page instead of separating them completely.
Let us know if you get it to turn off the beeping.
He says, "So I read all the reviews about the annoying beep everytime you sit on it. There's a way to turn it off and I'll explain here. You disconnect the seat entirely and flip it over upside down. There's 4 tiny screws and some clips you use a butter knife to undo and the it comes apart but be gentle. Once flipped over you'll see a circuit board with a bunch of wires. The speaker is on this board and it looks like the pic attached in my review. Take your screw driver and shove it in the little hole on top to break it apart GENTLY. Until you see a bronze looking piece of metal underneath the plastic nipple. Take this metal piece out and make sure the two microscopic wires underneath are destroyed/disconnected. REASSEMBLE and DONE. No more beep. Ever again even if you wanted it which you don't, trust me."
https://assets.moen.com/shared/do...11010b.pdf
Page 16 regarding the beeping. Also, this manual is absolutely terrible the way they stack all the languages on every page instead of separating them completely.
Let us know if you get it to turn off the beeping.
Can't link directly to review, but it's on this page. Scroll down a little until you see a link for "View all reviews", and it's the first one listed by Daniel. He shows a picture of what the speaker looks like. https://www.moen.com/products/eb2000
He says, "So I read all the reviews about the annoying beep everytime you sit on it. There's a way to turn it off and I'll explain here. You disconnect the seat entirely and flip it over upside down. There's 4 tiny screws and some clips you use a butter knife to undo and the it comes apart but be gentle. Once flipped over you'll see a circuit board with a bunch of wires. The speaker is on this board and it looks like the pic attached in my review. Take your screw driver and shove it in the little hole on top to break it apart GENTLY. Until you see a bronze looking piece of metal underneath the plastic nipple. Take this metal piece out and make sure the two microscopic wires underneath are destroyed/disconnected. REASSEMBLE and DONE. No more beep. Ever again even if you wanted it which you don't, trust me."
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