Will this work on a 555SS Insinkerator disposal that is jammed?
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Insinkerator sells only one size JamBuster for all their models. It only took a couple of wiggles for me and was cheaper than a plumber visit of a replacement. I had a sawed-off piece of broom handle, just in case, to pry from the top. Be sure to turn off the power to the disposal.
1154094
Calling them might be best as they oddly enough don't have any clear compatibility matrix, and that's a perfectly reasonable thing to think to solidly confirm...The other thing is that the Kohler flange is the same size as the one that likely came with your disposer, so, if you have that handy pop it in and see what you get.Hope that helps!
731515
I can't use the insinkerator or other universal brands in mine. I would say therefore it is a good guess that these are made for bonecrusher and/or sinkmaster models.
207843
Should fit with no problem. I disconnected drain lines and dish washer line and elec. Shimmed under old insinkerater so it wouldn't fall and loosened connection with supplied wrench. took out old unit put new unit on shims and tightened mounting system and reconnected drains.
1470425
Yes. It sure will. I ordered one for my 5 year old machine. It works perfect!
1912827
Using rubber gaskets on the pipe, it slides into the hole of the disposal and a metal ring slid onto the pipe is screwed into the disposal itself for tightening. I actually didn't use the pipe provided with the disposal. I used the existing pipe from my old disposal and it worked fine. As long as you are using a standard size, I'd say you would be fine.
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It should work if it is larger! Just not Smaller! Mine is a life saver! It saves me big plumber bills!
853800
My disposal is a sinkmaster--do not know the model--but it fit mine--and if you think about it--all sinks have pretty much the same size drain opening and as I said it fit perfectly!
485294
This particular unit does not come with a switch. In most applications, a typical wall switch is located someplace in the sink's vicinity. It is common practice for competent electricians to install a separate circuit to meet electrical codes along with the activation switch. Also, a switch should be used that is capable of starting and interrupting the disposal's 3/4 HP motor. Your question seems to imply that you have an already established button from a previous disposal installation. The button probably will have sufficient capacity to operate the InSinkErator but one should check the nameplate rating of the previous unit. If the original disposal had a 3/4 HP rating or more, the button should operate the new one. If the original was a lower rating (example: 1/4 HP, 1/2 HP, etc.), the button may still work but may become hot. Of course, if the button gets hot while running, then use should be discontinued. If you are still concerned about the button's functionality or capability, it would probably make sense to check with a local electrician or someone with a good working knowledge of electrical and mechanical hardware.
2175272
I put this in to replace an old trash compactor. It worked very well. Be sure to measure carefully to make sure it will fit.
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Hi! I have InSinkErator Evolution Excel 1.0 HP Household Garbage Disposer (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000G7UH3M/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and InSinkErator HC-WaveC-SS Involve Series Wave Hot and Cold Water Dispenser (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000X17A9U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) both attached to LiteFuze convertingbox 3000 Watt Auto Voltage Converter Transformer. They work 24/7 and I didn't have any problem! Time to time we attach phone charging :)
2171030
Absolutely, standard size garbage disposer. I recommend any of the Waste King products or fully stainless steel higher grade "Insincorators"
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Since I don't know any specifics of your current unit, I'm not sure. But we used this as a replacement for our 6 year old, builder installed (Badger) disposer. It was very easy to install and fits into our stainless steel sink opening. No additional parts were necessary and it also is easy to connect to the dishwasher. Now that we've had this Waste King disposer for several months, I would highly recommend. The disposer is very quiet and efficient in operation. It was a great price as well. Let me know if I can help any further.
872803
While I don't know the Waste King 8000, its does fit the Insinkerator opening. Sorry. You can buy it and if it doesn't fit, just return it.
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The part 240323000 changes to 240323002. So this bin will work for you. That info is also backed up at appliancesparts. You can also enter your model number at searsparts and it will verify the part number.
1031123
No, an existing wall switch will not interfere with the operation of your disposal. An InSinkErator power module connects with your disposal and an electrical outlet (under your sink), but the switch operates on an air pump, not electricity. I have attached a link to the InSinkErator installation guide.http://www.insinkerator.com/en-us/Documents/Disposer/sinktop_switch_brochure.pdf
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You shall use the existing cord from your old disposal. Otherwise, you may buy one from Home Depot. Good luck.