Installer cut a hole in the right side for drain. Is there enough room to do this on EZS8L?
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if I remember correct the drain needs to be off center to the left side on this model.
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Measure the diameter of the drain hole in the sink after removing the old drain. If the hole is 1-5/8" then it'll work.
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Sorry - I don't know the answer to that. I had someone else install it and I recollect that it took about a day for the drainage to be hooked up . . . So, probably not.
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ID: 28x30OD: 30X32I believe the intent would be so use one of the two designated areas along the long side to place the drain. You could likely place it anywhere you wish, but there would be a slight angle due to the sides having a slight angle to them.
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I believe you can. It's a standard circular cutout through which the drain pop out goes through. As for the cutout, I'm guessing it's 3ish inches in diameter (guessing and not sure ). Hope this helps. This combination looks good and I get complements everything someone sees it.
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There's no drain hole ( the only cons for this product) I did drill one at the bottom.Hope this helps.
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My old garbage disposer had the EZ mounting system which I prefer over the three bolt system. I have been able to attach the Waste King with my existing mounting since I didn't want to pull out the old one from the sink. I had to use the rubber flange that was in the box. But you need the special key provided by the manufacturer of your old disposer ; if not available, a screw driver can do the job. You have to put it through one of the hole and pull it and turn counter clockwise to remove the old disposer, and do the same thing clockwise to lock the new one. Since a disposer is a heavy piece, you will need to work with both hands, holding it with one to align it through the sink hole, and use the other one to lock the thing, it is not as easy at it seems. If you can put a piece of wood or anything that can hold the disposer, it will be easier. The same with the three bolt system that I don't like because you have to use a flat screwdriver to turn the bolts, and you will find out pretty soon that one of the bolts is behind the disposer, and you cannot see it unless you lie down in the pantry. Furthermore, you will have to align the disposer correctly using just enough turns on each bolt. With the EZ mount, it align automatically. Hope that these informations are useful.
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I customized mine with absolutely no issues. I could measure it, but I believe I dropped the screen down by 3/4 inch. It woulded out to be where one hole was exactly in the middle of the existing factory holes.
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do you have the drain piece installed properly? it should pop in and seal on both sides.
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I don't know why not, there is space for a hole the same size as on the right side. I believe the fabricator cuts the hole after the sink is shipped to the house. But I'm not expert in this.
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The overflow problem I had was with pot lid flowing in faster than can drop into pot. So I made drain hole slightly larger. Have not had issues since. Drains into pot fine w/o a mess
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It could be cut, if you don't mind giving up the thicker border edges. I had to cut a hole in mine for the garbage disposal opening and it was not difficult due to the fact that there are so many slots in it. I wasn't cutting thru solid material, just every other slot or so. Go for it, if you can't find anything else.
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Yes, you just have to position the hole in the rack directly over the drain.
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Richard: Yes, the knob on the front top is the overflow drain. It would be possible to hook up a garden hose to it if you have the right diameter fitting to muscle it in from the outside and w/o actually blocking it. It may be possible to get a male fitting from the inside (through the top rectangular vent) but I suspect it would be hard because of the small area to work with within the knob cavity itself. I have mine hooked up to the gutter with the Oatey 14209 Mystic Rainwater Collection System. I actually punched a hole on the top of the barrel with a paddle drill bit to get a perfect fitting with the hose. Good luck. Richard: Yes, the knob on the front top is the overflow drain. It would be possible to hook up a garden hose to it if you have the right diameter fitting to muscle it in from the outside and w/o actually blocking it. It may be possible to get a male fitting from the inside (through the top rectangular vent) but I suspect it would be hard because of the small area to work with within the knob cavity itself. I have mine hooked up to the gutter with the Oatey 14209 Mystic Rainwater Collection System. I actually punched a hole on the top of the barrel with a paddle drill bit to get a perfect... » Read More Richard: Yes, the knob on the front top is the overflow drain. It would be possible to hook up a garden hose to it if you have the right diameter fitting to muscle it in from the outside and w/o actually blocking it. It may be possible to get a male fitting from the inside (through the top rectangular vent) but I suspect it would be hard because of the small area to work with within the knob cavity itself. I have mine hooked up to the gutter with the Oatey 14209 Mystic Rainwater Collection System. I actually punched a hole on the top of the barrel with a paddle drill bit to get a perfect fitting with the hose. Good luck. « Show Less
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i dont know .. but in the past i removed the drain cover.. i may have gotten some on in the past and didnt have any problems ...
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Yes definatly over cut it. Makes it a lot easier to fill in. Give yourself at least 3" on each side of the drain. As for the depth you have to adjust it based on the slope of the driveway and the depth of the drain.
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if the hole is already cut, just fit to hole. If not you may have to cut... Wiring should all be the same, I have mine in a RZR 570 the hole was the right size. Michael