I need to replace an insinkerator badger 5. would this be able to b installed easily where the old one was w/o having to reinstall the drain partstall
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That depends on your old disposal. You will probably need to replace some parts.
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We had a Waste King in our home with the "EZ-Mount" attachment. (The black plastic part at the top of the photo.) The EZ-Mount sounds great -- no tools are required, and you simply turn a large plastic fitting until it is tightly fastened to your sink. Unfortunately, however, there is no way to prevent the fitting from coming loose. It repeatedly loosened up under our sink, which caused water leaks that damaged the cabinet. I switched to an Insinkerator Evolution with a standard 3-bolt mount. The Evolution costs a bit more, but it is very quiet. After I installed it, I had to turn the water off to make sure it was running! (The Waste King sounded like most disposals -- a loud rumble and roar.) So... whatever brand you buy, look for the standard 3-bolt mount. It is easy to install and does not loosen. Regarding the drain, every disposal has a slightly different drain height. This is typically easy to adjust with the plastic plumbing used for most modern installations. You can probably loosen the tube (by hand) that connects to your Badger and adjust it for your new disposal. Here is a helpful link to some good step-by-step instructions: www.diynetwork.com/how-to/how-to-install-a-garbage-disposal/index.html I hope this is helpful! Mark
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Most likely. Most garbage disposals will have their drain in a similar location. BUT without seeing them both, I can't say for sure. If worse comes to worse, it may need to be modified
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I had no problem installing this part. Remove the screws from the cover, remove the old diverter, replace with new NeverLube diverter and reinstall the cover. The only thing that you need to pay attention to is to make sure you reattach the handle in the correct orientation.
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You know what I would do is pull up the manual on the insinkerator and see how the water comes into the unit. I just tore apart an old one I had in the attic and all it is , is a stainless tank with a heating coil in the bottom. the water is split from the service so I would think if you could get pure crap free water, it would also prolong the life of your unit because right now there is NO way to remove water hardness from unit.
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I would try to find the actual part number for machine you have and search for that. If the site or other sites like Whirlpool say that this is the replacement part for the number you have, it probably is and is worth ordering from Amazon. These are standard pumps for Whirlpool, Maytag and others that have been retooled to decrease the chance of coins breaking the housing as I understand.
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Not sure if this will adequately answer your question, but I pulled my old one out and put this one straight in. Didn't use any other parts or pull anything off of the old one. It worked just fine for me.
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This push and pull drain is compatible to both old and new sink. It is so easy to install.
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I personally installed this unit several years ago. Had to cut my existing drain pipe to fit since this is a much larger unit than the one it replaced. Replaced bottom of line InSinkerAtor with best so no need to replace ring. I took the plug off old one and installed it on new one so it could be plugged into an outlet already under my sink and used scissor Jack to hold the weight while I lined it up and turned the ring. I have not had even one little problem with it no back no nothing just works like it should. I would do it again in a heartbeat.
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Easy to install in existing sink. Just remove trap and old tail piece, follow instructions to install new Pfister, and replace trap.
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Yes it will just be a case of undo and remove the old and install the new however, if it is a first time ever install it only comes with the unions on the cell not the unions for the pipes as well.
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Since I already installed this, I don't know, but here is a link to watch the installation video which may answer your question. sinksoapdispenser.com/installation. Hope this answers your question.
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The first thing you should do is get the dimensions for each model and compare them. If they are close or identical in size it should be no problem. If they are of different dimensions or if you have installed a new sink where the drains are not in the same position (as I did in switching to an undermount granite sink), some minor reworking of the plumbing may be needed. Regardless, this should not be difficult. I picked up a garbage disposal install kit at Home Depot for about 15 bucks. It has a variety of PVC plumbing connections in various lengths and angles. You might have to jerry-rig some of the connections, but the kit comes with threaded connections and washers, so no PVC glue or primer is necessary. Just make sure you measure twice, cut once, and install the washers in the correct direction, and you should be able to make it work. I also found some excellent install videos on You-tube for my particular set up (double sink drains, with the disposal on the left side and the drain connection on the right). Good luck!
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Yes this is as almost all w3ell water tanks are. Just check your old connections and do the same thing and it will work just fine.
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Yes - we installed a new one when we had this one put in. We had a plumber do the actual installation, but the sink drain is the standard size for a garbage disposal. Not modifications needed.
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Not sure. My father did the replacement but they just screw right in so shouldn't be too hard.
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I replaced my Insinkerator steel flange with the new wk flange just to ensure all new parts would mate as designed. Good thing I took the original one off, since the putty under the old flange was questionable in it's ability to hold up much longer. Not exactly a straight answer, but this is what I did. "Thanks.
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We installed our InSinkErator about 8-10 months ago. It works great, and we have had no problems of any kind.
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Not sure. I would, as I did with the unit I bought was to Google search through Hayward for the compatible parts. Hope that helped.