My garbage disposal doesnt have a hole underneath to stick the jambuster into. so what now?
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Well, make sure that there isn't a cap over a center hole on the bottom! Also, most will have a red button on the bottom that is a circuit breaker. Press that in a test run it. Assuming that doesn't work, kill the circuit to the disposer. Then use the oldest method in the books. Stick a broom handle down in side and lever it around and around, reversing direction. Use a flashlight to look inside for things like glass or flatware and carefully fish them out. Rinse only if the water is flowing through. Try and fire it up! If you hear nothing but a click, which can happen at the same moment as the switch clicks so it is easy to miss, the breaker may pop again. Try it all a few times before ordering a new one! Good luck!
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There is a big nut under neath so you will need acces to the bottom to attach the nut
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Pull the "floor drawer" out and hose it down. Used an old shop vac to get loose sawdust out first.
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See if you can find a large boot tray or similar "platform" to place under the composted. Lay some newspaper and dirt on that. Then place your composted on it, start filling it, and you should be good to go!
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You have to buy the cord separetly if you dont already have one. Usually the one off your old garbage disposal will work.
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I was a bit upset by this not having a wrench hole too. The manual actually suggests breaking jams with a broomstick down the drain. =/
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The first answer by R. miller is correct. The button on the bottom is red. When using the wrench to manually free a jam, it is best to start by turning the wrench clock wise when looking at the bottom of the disposal which is opposite to the disposals normal direction of rotation. Working the wrench back and forth can help. You'll then need to reach into the disposal to remove what ever object caused the jam. Usually bones, glass, plastic, metal tabs, rocks or some hard object that accidentally fell into the disposal. The reset button is often tripped because of a jam.
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As stated by the other answers, you would have to cut off a portion of the bottom. That would be my best guess. I will say, I do not have mine installed in my house. I installed it in my garage.
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Drill the hole just large enought to accept the threaded pipe coming from the rings. You'll have flat washers and nuts on both sides of the bowl bottom. No place for anything the get out.
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The "strainer basket" is part of a garbage disposal installation. How would you get waste into the grinder if a strainer is in the way? Question makes no sense. I have a heavy duty Waste King attached to my Orca - screwed it in myself - and have had no problems.
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If there is no water coming out of the nozzle, take a drill bit and drill it out. Both of my toilets were like that. Just stick your drill bit into the nozzle and drill till it pops through the back side of the nozzle.
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I am sorry but I did not install a garbage disposal on my installation! I would suggest contacting the company directly as I am sure they would be happy to help! We remain very pleased with this product.
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There is nothing to remove. Make sure the opening is slid open as that is that part you pull to close when disposing. You should be good to go from there. I hope this helped!
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you can go to Lowes on line and get a Danco disposal genie. $9.99That will eliminate your problem without having to remove your disposal and replacing the part
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Nope...just a hole where you can mount a garbage disposal. You'll need to supply your own if the plumber doesn't have it on hand.
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The receptacle is supposed to click into the bottom tabs. To bottom has to be free of litter where the receptacle attaches. Then click in the top of recepticale to the box. Hopefully you have the right recepticales. I put a small no shag rug under the whole box for easier cleaning. Hope this helps.
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Remove the Geobin and set it up again next to where it is now . Put the top of the pile into the now empty bin and the bottom is the compost you can use .