I have a wall switch. My current insinkerator has a cover that will activate the unit.Will the cover control plus unit operate the same way ?
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Being the unit is internally wired and activated through the cover control I doubt whether the wall switch would be needed.
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I called insinkerator customer service. This unit comes with a power cord attached. It is there garbage disposals that you need to purchase a seperate power cord if your unit is not hard wired.
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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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The unit can be directly wired, at which time it is always "on" and all you have to do is depress the stopper. Our house is older and there is an off/on switch so we must have the switch in the "on" position and then push down on the stopper. I bought a switch lock which covers the wall switch so it is always in the "on" position.
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Our wall switch was located under the sink (behind the door) and it was just inconvenient to turn on and off the disposal while the door was open and usually with wet hands. Having the "non electrical" switch located on the sink is much more convenient. Just leave the wall switch in the on position if you used the switched socket for your InSinkErator control.
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I don't know about your particular disposal, but I have an evolution septic assist disposal that I'm using this baffle with. Maybe you can cross reference the two but I thought all the insinkerator disposals used the same sink collars, so you should be fine.
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For this remote to work the receiver / control unit must be wired in to the fan. If you already have a receiver/ control unit installed you can attempt to match the dip switch settings and control your existing fan. If you choose to install the remote system. I recommend that you hire a certified, licensed and insured electrician.
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Slider switch (in-the-wall mount) controls the speed and on/off function. There is NO pull chain on the unit itself...
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Yes, you can discard the WCS212 control unit and replace it with a standard wall switch.I have 2 Minka Aire fans, one of them is controlled with the WCS212 and a hand held remote; the other fan is controlled with a standard wall switch (which I keep always on) and the hand held remote
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For the hand-held remote, nothing additional needed and it will work nicely with a direct wired fan (mine is that way). I did not opt to go with the wall switch because it's really not necessary. The hand-held remote is great.
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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 :)
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No the wall switch will only allow the fan to turn on or off. For all speed adjustments and for the light, it only works off the included remote control. We were told that the remote wall switch sold my Minka would control all functions but Mink doesn't make a wall controller for this fan. Great fan though. Super quiet.
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No .. as every installation is a custom build. I put my switch on the inside of a Toy Hauler (plywood board) and the professionals who did the wiring did not use the back plate (it is plastic to match the material on the sides) as there was no battery to ground issue that you will have when placed on metal. The switch lays closer to the wall that way. The screws you use will have to match the placement you chose for install and fit the four hole openings. In my case it was wood screws.
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Don't know - the unit i purchased did not have that switch - but works great!
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I think it will although I cannot verify if it will, The reason I believe it will work is that the gateway unit exchanges information directly with the new wall switch and that is what replaces your current wall switch. The wall switch just provides a switch closure for the motor unit which is a toggle, when you push the button the closure raises the door if closed or closes it if open, pretty basic commands. I would give it a try.
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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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I replaced an existing fan that had a wall switch. The regular wall switch was replaced with a switch that is illuminated when "ON". This makes sure it's not turn off by mistake. There are time I like the fan off. (For instance when its extremely cold). As far as cleaning goes, I only need to vacuum the cover twice a year and the fan can be on or off.