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1. Insert the wrench into the hole at the bottom of the garbage disposal. The hole is located under the sink at the bottom of the garbage disposal, dead center, facing the floor. Use the wrench like a crank. 2. Work the wrench back and forth in both directions. If the wrench will not turn easily, it is OK to use some force.
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5. Install the new sink flange. Place a 1/2" rope of plumber's putty around the drain opening in the sink. Drop the new sink flange into the drain opening and press it into place. Placing a weight, such as your garbage disposal, on top of the sink flange will help hold the sink flange in place while mounting it to the sink.
The following instructions are for a first-time garbage disposal installation. If replacing a garbage disposal, click here for instructions. 1. Prep for install. Turn off electrical power at circuit breaker or fuse box and disconnect the sink drain. 2. Install the new sink flange. (a) Models without a rubber gasket: Place a 1/2" rope of plumber ...
Installation, Care and Use Manual Update for Garbage Disposals. There is a correction to Installation, Care and Use Manuals included with garbage disposals manufactured November 2019 to January 2020. Please review the important update to step six of the manual below.
Remove stopper (s) and let the sink drain. Look for leaks. Turn on the water and garbage disposal and allow them to run while looking again for leaks. If leaks are not found, keep paper in place for a few days. If you see no indication of leaks, water may be from other sources. Check water filters, dish sprayer, faucet, dishwasher drain hose ...
The material will take a minute or two to grind. Leave the garbage disposal and the water on until the loud grinding sounds go away. 5. Turn the garbage disposal off, then look into the chamber with a flashlight. 6. Sometimes this procedure reveals a foreign object, like a coin or screw, stuck in the garbage disposal.
Part 1: My garbage disposal is plugged into a standard wall outlet. 1. Check the circuit breaker or fuse. Check the circuit breaker or fuse. To be certain, switch the breaker off then on, or replace the fuse. 2. If the breaker or fuse is OK, check that the electrical switch is working properly. If the breaker or fuse is OK, check that the ...
Before following the below steps, first make sure that the garbage disposal's switch is in the off position. Disposers with EZ Connect. Your disposer is equipped with an automatic overload switch. If the disposer is controlled by a wall switch, turn off wall switch and allow disposer to cool for a period of up to 20 minutes before turning back on.
Loosen the green ground screw and remove wire connectors. Disconnect garbage disposal wires from electrical supply wires. Loosen screws on the electrical clamp connector and remove wires from the garbage disposal. 4. Remove existing mounting hardware if hardware replacement needed. Otherwise skip to step 12.