Does it only work exclusively on InSinkErator disposal units?
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It should work on any unit rated at 15 amps or less. The brand does not matter
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I do not have a disposal, but if I did, it would still work. I have a large kitchen sink though. It all depends on how big the space is under your sink. A small cabinet with a disposal might not give you enough room. I would recommend measuring out the dimensions of your cabinet, the disposal and the InSinkErator and calculating from there whether it would fit or not.
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Yes, with limitations. The unit simply mounts on the inside cabinet wall and you plug the disposal into it. If you plug a multi plug adaptor into the switch, you can plug multiple disposals into it. The limitation is the total power used. Two units shouldn't be a problem. But be aware that all the units will run when you activate the switch. You cannot run the disposals independently from one unit.
470923
Yes, but you need to get a smaller sized garbage disposal, I got the InSinkErator evolution compact and everything fits great!
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Dear Jojo, I am not sure as don't know the mount system of this flange you mentioned. The Insinkerator flange has two pieces and the bottom one, that goes under the counter, has adjusting screws so you can you can tighten both pieces against each other from both sides of the sink bottom. Please note the screws go only from one piece of the flange to the other not trespassing the sink bottom. The flange is for 4-1/2 drain valve sinks and the attachment of the Insinkerator is a "bayonet" type. I am almost sure all Insinkerators use the same mount type. If this flange is made for American garbage disposers it will PROBABLY fit. But I would check the compatibility with the flange manufacturer. He is the one that can assure you a 100% on this. I hope I have helped. Good luck.
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If you already have a connection, the answer is no. The disposal comes with a connector in place, which should fit. When I connected mine I had no problem to connect to the standard dishwasher hose and waste water connection. Remember to take out the plug on the dishwasher connection.
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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.
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I cannot recommend this Franke unit to buyers in the UK or anywhere, for that matter. We installed 2 of them. We replaced our first unit with another Franke, but then our second unit blew up and our plumber recommended replacing it with the Insinkerator brand.
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Does this work on both sides of the sink, including the disposal one? Thanks!
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The answer is 'I don't know'. Mine is too new for it to be an issue. There is a form on the ISE website for such inquiries at http://www.insinkerator.com/en-us/Service-Support/Pages/Contact-InSinkErator.aspx I'll look through the papers that came with mine and if there is a parts list there (I doubt), I'll figure out a way to get a copy of it to you. Sorry I cant be more help.
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It's been almost a year since I reviewed my "Batch" disposal...Since then I have to say that my Waste King Batch fed disposal is a "Pain in the Ass" to operate AND if I had it to do over I'd switch to another type. Simply switching an on/off wall switch is much more sanitary than putting your hand in the sink's standing filthy water to depress the "batch's" plunge On/Off switch.
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Yes, you can. That's exactly what I use. However, be aware that there's no LID on this particular model. That's not a big issue for me, as I have an Insinkerator -- but you'll not want to use it for very smelly garbage (e.g., I wouldn't put onion peels in it as it would stink up my kitchen!)
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unless you order complete system which would include faucet you will only get: SS tank and 1 quick-connect (which would be just a replacement for a unit that no longer works). Units are easy to install, but will take some time. You may have to disconnect garbage disposal unit for mounting (which is not a problem). InSinkErator makes a Chrome finish unit - I would check with them to make sure of "style". If you ever plan on RO water at sink I would suggest ordering the hot & cold water faucet.
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If you are referring to the air switch option available for insinkerators, the answer is no. This is a batch-fed disposer, which is the safest possible, as it requires a hand held guard to be inserted into opening to activate disposer. This makes it impossible to stick a hand into a running disposer.
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I had one from when I purchased my place and it started leaking from the bottom intermittently. Insinkerator was very helpful but noted that it was over 7 years old and out of warranty from the serial number I supplied. I purchased another as it is one of the quietest disposals I've encountered and figured it would be an easy replacement (and it was). Customer service also seemed top notch and actually called a couple times to help me with the old unit. Just another note as I look at the one star reviews, the basket on my original one did not rust nor did the impellers freeze into place. I've actually started disassembling the old one and don't see much of any rust. There is some light surface rust around the impellers on the old and even my new one but think this is what one reviewer referred to as 'cosmetic' rust as it's non-scaling.
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We replaced an older model InSinkerator and the mounting assemblies were the same. I replaced them anyway. You shouldn't have to.
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Yes it does. It's on the bottom of the unit. There is also a hole where you can insert an Allen wrench and manually turn the inside of the disposer to free up jams.