Product FAQs

General Product Questions


Use a soft, dampened sponge or cloth. Never use abrasive materials such as hard-bristle brushes or scouring pads to clean the fixture surface. Use of any abrasive materials may damage the porcelain glaze.

Use a gentle, non-caustic cleanser. Wipe surfaces clean and rinse completely with water immediately after applying cleanser. Rinse and dry any overspray that lands on nearby surfaces. Do not allow cleaners to soak on surfaces.

Toilet bowl cleaners should be used at least once a week. Use a long-handled brush to clean the rim holes and to clean as far into the trap as possible to prevent mineral deposits from forming. Most toilet bowl cleaners are not harmful to the vitreous china surface of the toilet bowl. Follow the cleaner instructions carefully.

Do not use in-tank cleaners in your toilet. Products containing chlorine can seriously damage fittings in the tank. This can lead to leakage and damage. Use of in-tank cleaners voids the product warranty.

SYMPTOM: Water is running constantly

  • CAUSE #1: Fill valve issue. Clean debris from fill valve head. See HOW DO I CLEAN MY TOILET FILL VALVE? for instructions on how to clean your fill valve.
  • CAUSE #2: Fill tube issue. The fill tube which connects your fill valve to your flush valve may be pushed too far down into the flush valve overflow tube. See the pictures below for proper tube placement.

SYMPTOM: Water is running intermittently (leaking into bowl)

  • CAUSE: Flapper or flush valve issue. Clean the flapper to clear any debris that might be compromising the seal.  Alternatively, re-install the flush valve, and check for any crimping of the flush valve gasket.  If the gasket is crimped, the flush valve may need to be replaced.

SYMPTOM: Tank Lever gets stuck in the down position and causes the toilet to run / doesn’t come back up quickly

  • Check that the tank lever mounting nut is tightened properly.
  • Check that the tank lever rod isn’t catching on the re-fill tube going into the overflow pipe.  If so, re-adjust the position of the re-fill tube, or re-install the flush valve such that the overflow pipe is further up and out of the way.
  • If the above suggestions do not resolve the problem, contact Icera Customer Service department at service@icerausa.com for further assistance.

Sometimes sediment build-up can get trapped inside the head of the toilet fill valve which can cause the toilet to run. This can usually be resolved by cleaning the valve. Watch the short video below to see how to clean your fill valve.

If the problem persists after you’ve cleaned the valve, please reach out to our Customer Service department for further assistance.

SYMPTOM: Poor Flush (newly installed toilet).  If flushing performance is not as expected with a newly installed fixture:

SYMPTOM: Poor Flush (previously installed toilet).  If the toilet has been installed and working fine for some time and is now no longer functioning properly:

  • Usually not an issue with the toilet.
  • Check that the tank lever chain is taut (tight). There should be no slack in the chain.
  • Unclog plumbing lines; have plumber snake down to at least 20 feet with a power snake/auger.
  • Check & unclog the plumbing vents (as above),
  • Check for tree root growths disrupting the home sewer lines (e.g., Roto-Rooter).
  • Increase the tank water level. See HOW DO I ADJUST THE WATER LEVEL IN MY TOILET TANK? for instructions.

The water level in your tank should be set appropriately in order to get a complete flush. If too much water is entering the tank, the excess will be discarded via the overflow tube. Over time, this may affect the overall water consumption.

The water level should be at or slightly above the “WL” marking (water line) stamped into the back wall of the tank. If the water level in your tank is not at or near this line, take the following steps to adjust the float level on your fill valve. 

  • Using a Philips head screwdriver, rotate the blue screw at the top of the fill valve float.
  • Rotate clockwise to adjust the float up and rotate counterclockwise to adjust the float down. 

Ensure you have the correct flapper for your toilet. Click here to view your options. Older Icera toilets (produced 2016 and prior, with original tank parts) use a different flapper from the current models. Compare to your current flapper to make sure you have the correct one. 

  • Turn off the water supply to the toilet and flush until the water is cleared from the tank. 
  • Disconnect the flapper chain from the tank lever rod. Snap the old flapper off of the flush valve, and snap the new flapper on.
  • Connect the new chain to the lever rod, making sure that the chain is taut with little to no slack. Adjust the chain as needed. 
  • Turn on the water supply and allow the tank to fill.
  • We suggest running a dye test to ensure the new flapper is sealing correctly. Put a few drops of food coloring into the tank until the water is slightly colored. Check the bowl to make sure no colored water is leaking from the tank into the bowl. 
  • If colored water is leaking into the bowl, the flapper chain may be too taut. Try loosening the chain a bit. 

If your elongated toilet seat looks too short on your toilet, this is usually a problem with the initial installation. This can be easily resolved by removing and reinstalling the seat properly. Watch the short video below to see how to correctly install your seat.

Watch the short video below to see how to install your round-front toilet seat.

 

Your toilet model number is stamped inside the toilet tank on the back wall. It usually begins with a C-, followed by 4 numerical digits:  C-#### 

For St. Thomas Creations or St. Thomas by Icera branded toilets, the model number will be in the following format:  6###.###

iWash Product Questions

Please check out this link for a quick guide on how to install your iWash S-11 bidet seat: Icera iWash S-11 Installation Quick Guide

You can also view the full instruction manual here: iWash S-11 Instruction Manual

Please ensure your home’s water pressure meets the recommended minimum of 45PSI.

  • If you are experiencing a poor flush with a  newly installed Muse iWash bidet toilet, you can adjust the flush programming to create a stronger flush. NOTE – this will increase the amount of water consumed for each flush. 
  •  On your remote, press  and hold the arrows labeled 1 and 2 on the graphic below simultaneously for 4 seconds.  The SEAT TEMP icon should start to flicker. 

  • Press the arrow labeled 3 on the graphic below 4 times, until the “C” in the ICERA logo is lit.  This will increase the amount of time water is flowing into the bowl from 6 seconds to 10 seconds. 
  • Press arrow 1 again. The WATER TEMP icon should now be flickering. 

  • Press arrow 3 twice, until the all bars below the ICERA logo are lit. This will increase the amount of time water is flowing from the bottom jet to push out waste from 6 seconds to 8 seconds. 

  • Press arrow 1 again. The WATER PRESSURE icon should now be flickering. 

  • Press arrow 3 thrice, until the 1st, 2nd and 3rds bar below the ICERA logo are lit. This will increase the amount of time water is refilling the bowl from 4 seconds to 6 seconds. 
  • Press arrow 1 again to finalize the changes. You should hear a beeping sound if successful. 
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