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Using the Disposer
READ ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGES 3 AND 4 BEFORE USING THIS DISPOSER.
normal operation.
Continuous Feed Models
A. Remove the sink stopper and turn on a medium flow
of cold water.
B.
C.
disposal, cut or break up large bones, rinds and
cobs. Large bones and fibrous husks require
considerable grinding time and are more easily
is actually increasing torque (grinding power) and is
operating under normal conditions.
Batch Feed Models
A. Remove the sink stopper and turn on a medium flow
of cold water.
B. Scrape in food waste.
C. Inset the stopper to
start the disposer. One
of the 2 small slots in
the stopper base must
line up with the switch
plunger inside the neck
of the disposer.
NOTE:
handle aligns with the 2
small slots in the stopper.
Push down firmly to start.
D.
seconds after shredding
waste is thoroughly flushed
through the trap and drain.
Lift the stopper to shut the disposer off.
Helpful Hints
A. Be sure the disposer is empty before using the
dishwasher so it can drain properly.
B. You may want to leave the stopper in the drain when
falling into the disposer.
C.
years of trouble-free service. It will handle all normal
items as tin cans, bottles and bottle caps, glass,
china, leather, cloth, crockery, rubber, string, feathers,
and belong in the trash can or trash compactor.
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D. Before turning the disposer off, let the water and
thoroughly flushed through the trap and drain.
E.
water will keep food waste and fats solid so they can
be flushed down the drain.
E.
can now be pushed down to seal the sink without
starting the disposer. When the medium-sized slot in
the stopper base is lined up with the switch plunger,
water can drain, but tableware, etc., cannot be
accidentally dropped into the disposer.
Large
Oval Handle
Small
WARNING
anything other than the supplied stopper to move
the plunger that actuates the on/off switch inside the
neck of the disposer.
D.
break up large bones, melon rinds, grapefruit skins
and corn cobs. Items such as large bones, fibrous
husks like lima bean pods and corn husks, require
may prefer to place them in the trash can or trash
compactor.
Small
Medium
Do not tamper with stopper or use
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