what is the difference with this and the 9920 waste king
1678108
The difference is the mount type. The 9920 is a three bolt mounting system and the 1001 is the EZ mount system. I didn't see the 9920 listed on the Waste King site so it may have been discontinued. See: http://www.waste-king.com/
1678109
We used to have this disposal, but the "EZ mount" kept coming loose and leaking -- which damaged the cabinet underneath. This is a particular problem with stainless steel sinks which vibrate when the disposal runs. I switched to an Insinkerator Evolution, which cost a bit more but is much quieter. In any case, buy one with a standard "3 bolt mount". They are easy to install, no special tools are required, and they do not loosen and leak.
1678110
Just the mounting system. The 1001 has the plumb EZ system and the 9920 is a three bolt design. I chose the one similar to the disposal it was replacing
92918
I really don't know the difference but I can say the one I bought from Amazon is very low quality. It needs to be reset every day. I'd look for a different option.
223440
Looking at the place where the model number, etc. is, what are the first three numbers immediately after the word "Model?" They may be bolder than the rest of the numbers that follow. If they are 175, it is probably made by "In-Sink-Erator," which is made by Badger. My Waste King unit installed without any modifications to the plumbing except for minor movement of the PVC pipes, just quick partial rotations by hand. The previous unit was a Badger.
752044
My experience, and most others by their reviews, is that the Waste King 9930 is a relatively quiet appliance. Please examine its mounting as a source of your noise.
693922
No, they're *not* identical. The Essex 990 has a longer foot release bar that's easier to reach. The LX300 has a very short bar that's difficult to reach.
1860723
Good answers. I called the manufacturer re the difference between 320 and 319. They told me the difference was the color!! Also the retailer can charge whatever they want. They didn't believe me when I pointed out that there's about $100 difference between the 2 products on-line. I think the difference is that you get the attachments that allow for vacuuming floors with the 320. But, I'm not sure that's correct!!
673908
The voltage is 110 AC on this model. Their line of commercial disposers would be 220 AC voltage. They also make a line of international disposers, if you are looking for a 22 DC model. They are sold under the names of Waste King and Sinkmaster. The Waste King models all start with the letters WKI. WKI-1001, WKI-2600, WKI-3300, WKI-8000, WKI-2600TC, WKI-5000TC, and WKI-8000TC. The TC models require no wall switch for installation. I don't see that Amazon sells any of these models.
116513
I just received this model today. Waste King included a separate sheet describing the Lifetime In-Home Service Warranty. It states the following: "Waste King's LIFETIME in-home service warranty covers all replacement parts and repair labor to correct defects in material and workmanship. If service is requested during the warranty period Waste King will replace or repair the disposer in the customer's home at no charge. This warranty is limited to the original purchaser. This kind of warranty demonstrates Waste King's commitment to quality" There is also a number to call if you need help 800-854-3229. I'm sure they can give you more information about the warranty if the above quoted warranty didn't answer your questions.
30035
Brother has a very nice comparison page here: http://www.brother-usa.com/MFC/ModelCompare/4/MFC9560CDW_MFC9970CDW?tab=full Basically, the 9970 handles legal sized paper, is 20% faster (30 ppm vs 25 ppm), and has a larger ADF (50 pages vs. 35 pages).
188373
You're right, it's a rip, there is no difference. Mine came used with no paperwork to indicate a receipt or how to return it. Stay away from this thing!!!!!!!!!!!!
964214
The one that came with mine is very shiny / polished (chrome like). Has WASTE KING and a crown stamped into it. The original In-Sink-Erator one has a dull typical stainless steel finish that matches our sink. Out of convenience, I just left the In-Sink-Erator one on the sink and only replaced stuff below.
1485420
Check out the comparison of all features here: http://brondell.com/swash-models/. The 1000 has many more features than the 900, as well as a better warranty and a sterilization cycle. The dryer eliminates the need for toilet paper completely. And the deodorizer isn't scented; rather, it removes the odor, so no refilling necessary. You have to decide what's important to you, but if you're going to spend the money, why not spend a bit more and get the additional features.
1110047
I'm sure there's a replacement 'flap' as it is removable. Google search "waste king 9950 replacement parts" or call a local dealer. That's what I would do. Mine works great and the flap is still good. I remove it to thoroughly clean it about once a month and it's been just fine.
3551
There are several differences. The 9930 has a larger outer enclosure, which might imply additional sound insulation (or it might just be a larger outer enclosure). The 9930 has a 5 year warranty, and the 9920 has a 2 year warranty. The 9930 has a stainless steel grind ring, and the 9920 has a heavy-duty steel grind ring. All of this is from the wasteking.com site.
909987
There is no differance, i have one of each. Get the cheaper one it is the same as the other. I was wondering myself that is why i got one of each, they are exactly the same.
986360
I called Waste King support on this today. They said you HAVE to get the 9980, not the Legend 8000, for a cast-iron sink Also, they said if the sink has a thickness of 1 inch or more, you need to buy the extended flange, or else the standard flange will not reach. This I have not seen stated anywhere.
1222801
I received an email from Amazon, asking if I can answer this! I have no idea if there is a difference, I only have the litterworks. I purchased it over a year ago and is holding up fine! They do appear to be the same, from the photos.