No water after pairing the remote control of the Cesari

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If no water comes out after pairing the remote control with your Schütte Cesari toilet, first check these essential points:

Immediate Checkpoints

Main water supply - Check that the water supply valve (usually located under the tank or near the connections) is fully open.
Supply hose - Inspect the hose for kinks, twists, or damage that could block the water.
Water filter - The filter at the junction of the hose may be clogged. Check and clean it if necessary.

After pairing

The pairing of the remote control generally only affects the electronic functions (sensors, motorized valves). If water does not flow after pairing, the problem is likely mechanical (water supply, manual valve, filter) and not related to the remote control itself.

If the problem persists

Contact Schütte customer service for technical assistance or check the paper manual for detailed connection diagrams.

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