InSinkErator 66-3 User Manual

Download

Page 1

3.2

3.4

4.1

2.1 2.2

FOOD WASTE DISPOSER INSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL

5.1

6.1

6.2

9.1

10.2

3.4

English only (Australia and New Zeal and )

3 6

3.1

EVOLUTION MODELS

MODEL XX – XX S/N XXXX XXXX XX

PUSH RED BUTTON

TO RESET

8.1

MODEL XX – XX S/N XXXXXXXXXX

www.insinkerator.com

78174 REV A

Emers on Elect ric Co. All R ights Re serve d.

220-240V, 50-60Hz

for Australia/New Zealand

FOOD WASTE DISPOSER INSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL

Food was te dispos ers can p rovide an e nvironmentally r espons ible alte rnative to transporting f ood waste to l andﬁlls . And they c an help re duce gre enhous e gas emiss ions. At ca pable wastewater treatment p lants, food waste c an be recyc led to produce rene wable ene rgy. Additi onally, cap able wastewater treatment pl ants can pro cess foo d waste into fertili zer. (Chec k the plant in your are a).

Read thr ough the e ntire ins tallati on manua l before in stalling the disp oser. Deter mine whic h of the tool s, materi als, and a ccessories you w ill need b efore

you begi n. Make sure you have all ne cessa ry disp oser par ts befo re insta lling the di sposer.

NOTE: Th e Evolutio n models g rind much ﬁner than a ny other di sposer. For this reason you may noti ce that it t akes a little longe r to grind so me food waste. Due to the Evolution 200 mo del’s micro processor, user s will expe rience a f ractio nal seco nd delay wh en star ting on al l Evolutio n 200 mode ls. This is completely norm al.

NOTE: In Australi a, all plu mbing and e lectr ical work must be c omplete d by a qualiﬁ ed trade spers on. This product may require a pproval of the releva nt regula tor and/or the sewe rage system opera tor. Dispos er must be i nstalled to AS/ NZS 3500. 2 stand ard requ irements.

NOTE: Ma ke sure that t he insta llation of this appliance is allowed by the a uthorities.

TOOLS & M ATERIAL S YOU WILL NEED:

Slotted Screwdriver, Adjustable Pliers, Safety Glasses

TOOLS , MATERIA LS, AN D ACCESS ORIES YO U MAY NEED :

Phillip s Screwdr iver, Drain Au ger, 9.5 mm Ele ctrica l Clamp, 38 mm Drain Trap, 33 m m Hole Dri ll, Hamme r, Hacksaw, Water Hose Clamp, Pipe Wrench, Copper Earth Wire, Di shwashe r Drain Co nnecti on Kit, Electric al On/ Off Sw itch, Dra in Tube Extension

PARTS LIST (May vary depending on model )

MOUNTING ASSEMBLY

1a. Strai ner Baske t and Plug (Evolution models) 1b. Stopper ( Model s 66, 56, 46 )

2. Sink Fla nge

3. Rubber Gaskets (2)

4. Fiber Gasket (optional )

5. Backup Flange

6. Mounting Ring

7. Screws ( 3)

8. Snap Ring

Read all safety mes sages before proce eding

SAFETY SYMBOLS

NOTICE

InSinkErator 471 Mountain Highway Bayswate r Vic 3153, Australia Sales Tel : 61 03 9720 5599 Serv ice Tel: 1 300 136 205 www.insinkerator.com.au

DISPOSER

9. Sound Bafﬂe (Evolution Models, Model 66)

10. Mounting Gasket

11. Lower Mou nting Rin g

12. Dishwasher Inle t

13. Discharge Outlet

14. W re nc he tt e

Warning i ndicate s a potenti ally haz ardous situation which, if not avoide d, could re sult in de ath or ser ious inju ry.

Cautio n indicates a haza rdous situation which, if not avoided, could resu lt in minor or moder ate injur y.

Notice i s used to address pr actice s not related to pers onal inju ry.

Parex Industr ies Ltd. 5 Tolich Place , Hender son P.O. Box 21-102 Auckla nd, New Zea land 0610 Sales Tel : 64 9 836 656 6 Serv ice Tel: 0800 200 510 www.parex.co.nz

DISCHARGE ASSEMBLY #1

(Evolution models)

15. Hose Cla mp

16. Elbow Discharge Tube (38 mm diameter)

17. Straight Discharge Tube (optional)

InSinkErator Emers on Elect ric Co. 4700 21st Street Racine , WI 53406 -509 3 USA Sales/Service Tel: 262-554-3652 www.insinkerator.com/worldmap.html

DISCHARGE ASSEMBLY #2

(Mod els 66, 56 , 46)

17. Straig ht Disch arge Tube (optional)

18. Bolts ( 2) 13 mm 1/4-20 UN C

19. Rubber Gasket

20. Metal Flange

21. Elbow Discharge Tube (38 mm diameter)

AIR SWI TCH

(Evolution models, Model 66, Model 56)

22. Air Swi tch Asse mbly 23 . Tub e

(Evolution) 200- 3B

(Evolution) 100-3B

Model 66-3, -10

Model 56-3, -10

Model 46-3, -10

33.0 cm 18 .5 cm 6.4 cm 23.4 cm 16.8 cm

31.1 cm 1 7.1 cm 6 .4 cm 22.2 cm 16.8 cm

31.8 c m 16.6 c m 6.5 cm 20.0 cm 1 3.1 cm

30.8 cm 16 .6 cm 6 .5 cm 19.4 cm 13 .1 cm

30.8 cm 16 .6 cm 6 .5 cm 13.1 cm

18.9 c m

CHECK INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS

1. Dis poser he ight.

2. Dis tance from botto m of sink bowl to centerline of disc harge ou tlet. (A dd 12 mm when stainless steel sin k is used. )

3. Dis tance from cente rline of the discharge outle t to end of discharge tu be.

4. Dis poser wi dth.

5. Dis tance from dispo ser ver tical ce nterlin e to center line of tra p connec tion.

To properly drain and prevent st anding wa ter in the disposer, the wa ste pipe enteri ng the wall must be lower than the disposer discharge outlet .

DISCONNECT AND CLEAN SINK DRAIN

PERSONAL INJURY Wearing safety glasses i s recomm ended during the i nstallation of the

food waste disposer.

DISCONNECT SINK DRAIN

1. Loo sen nuts (1) at top of trap ( 4) with p ipe wrench. Remove trap. (See Figure 2.1)

2. Loo sen nut ( 2) at top of ex tensio n pipe. Re move exten sion pipe .

3. Rem ove nut (3 ) at base o f sink ﬂange.

4. Push straine r up throu gh sink hol e and remove it. (Se e Figure 2. 2)

5. Cle an sink ﬂange area of a ny putt y or other debris.

NOTE: Th e sink hole may have to be enlarged to a ccept the disposer sink ﬂan ge. Sink ho le enlar gement tools are ava ilable from your InSinkErator dealer.

CLEAN SINK DRAIN Failure to c lean sin k waste pipe line may result in waste pipe blockage.

With dra in auger, cle ar away all ha rdene d waste mate rial in ho rizonta l drain line run ning from drain tra p to main pip e.

When installin g in new cons tructi on, cleaning the sink waste pip e line is not necessary.

IF REPLACING AN EXI STING D ISPOSER,

CONTINUE WITH INSTRUCTION 3.

IF THIS IS A FIRS T TIME INSTALLATION,

SKIP A HEAD TO INSTR UCTION 4.

3.2

3.3

REMOVE EXISTING DISPOSER

PERSONAL INJURY To avoid pers onal inju ry, do not pos ition you r head or bo dy under

disposer; the un it could fall durin g installation.

ELECTRICAL SHOCK

• To avoid elect rical sh ock, disconnec t power before removing any exis ting disposer. Turn off ele ctrica l power at fu se box or circuit brea ker or if equipp ed unplu g dispos er elec trical p ower plug from wall out let.

• Imp roper co nnecti on of equip ment earth (gr ounded ) condu ctor can

result in electric shock.

1. If you r disposer is equipped with a n electric plug and cord co nnection, unplug p ower plug f rom elec trical wall outle t.

If your dis poser is not equip ped with a n electr ical plu g and cord conne ction, co ntact an e lectr ician to disconne ct the old di sposer plus install an ear th (grou nded) electr ical wall o utlet for t he new disp oser connection that must be compliant to all local electrical codes.

2. Dis connec t drain tr ap from di sposer waste disc harge tub e with adjust able pli ers (s ee Figure 3 .1). Also disc onnect dishwash er drain connection, if applicable.

3. Sup port di sposer w ith one hand and insert end o f wrenchette or screwdr iver into r ight side o f one mounting lug on lower mount ing ring (see F igure 3.2). Lif t dispo ser slig htly and re move from mounting by pushin g or pullin g wrench ette or sc rewdrive r to left ( dispos er may be heavy; provide support).

4. Loo sen thre e mountin g screws, p ry snap ring off w ith screwd river, and rem ove old moun ting assembly (see Figur e 3.3) . Some mou nting assem bly removal requir es additional too ls.

5. Push old sink ﬂa nge up thro ugh sink h ole (se e Figure 3.4 ).

DISASSEMBLE NEW DISPOSER MOUNTING ASSEMBLY

1. Turn mou nting assembly ove r (see Fi gure 4.1) and loosen three mounting screws (1) u ntil you ca n access snap ring ( 2).

2. Use s crewdriver to pry snap ring of f of sink ﬂa nge. Mounting ass embly ca n now be disassembled.

ATTACH UPPER MOUNTING ASSEMBLY TO SINK

Reference Figure 5.1.

1. Plac e one of two r ubber ga skets (2) under s ink ﬂang e (1). Ensu re sink hol e area is clear of debris and p lace sink ﬂ ange /gasket into sink hol e. You may wish to place a weighted objec t in the sink to hold the si nk ﬂange in p lace. (Place a towel unde r object to prevent scratching.)

2. Work ing from under the si nk, slip se cond ru bber gas ket (2) , ﬁber ga sket (opti onal) ( 3) and metal backup ﬂang e (4) (ﬂat side up ) over the si nk ﬂange. Holdin g second r ubber gasket, ﬁber gasket ( option al) and m etal backup ﬂange in p lace, slip mountin g ring (5) over sin k ﬂange so i t seats ag ainst backup ﬂange.

3. With the rubbe r gasket, ﬁ ber gasket (optional) , backup ﬂange, and mounti ng ring tig ht against sink bot tom, slid e snap rin g (7) onto s ink ﬂange until it pops into groove o n ﬂange.

4. Tig hten thre e mountin g screws ( 6) up to sink until mo unting assembl y is seated t ightly an d evenly ag ainst sink.

IF YOU AR E NOT CON NECTING A DISH WASHE R

TO DIS POSER , SKIP A HEAD TO INSTR UCTIO N 7.

REMOVAL O F KNOCKOU T PLUG FOR DISHWASHER CONNECTION

In Aust ralia , remova l of knock out plug d oes not ap ply. It is su ggested that the dishwa sher units be connected to IPL EX/ COROMA dis hwasher spigot for maximum efﬁciency.

Wastewate r from a dis hwasher c an be plumbed into the dispose r throug h the inle t access o n the uppe r part of t he disposer. There is a p lug on the inside o f the inlet tube on all mo dels. On ce remove d, the knockout plug cannot be replaced.

NOTICE

PROPERTY DAMAGE If the dishwasher connection is made without removing the plug,

the dishwasher may overﬂow. ( Connec tions must comply with loca l plumbing codes.)

REMOVE KNOCKOUT PLUG

1. Lay d ispose r on its sid e and inse rt slot ted screw driver into dishwasher inlet so tip res ts on outer edge of knockout plu g.

2. Tap end of screwdriver handle w ith hamm er until mo lded plu g breaks loose. ( See Figure 6.1)

3. Rem ove loose k nockout plug from in side disposer. (S ee Figure 6 .2)

ATTACH DISCHARGE TUBE TO WASTE DRAIN PIPE

NOTICE

PROPERTY DAMAGE

• All Evolution 20 0 and Evolu tion 100 mod els must b e connected to the supp lied tai lpipe wit h the suppl ied spri ng type hose clamp (See Figure 7.1). In Austr alia it is re quired to use the sup plied straight discha rge tube w ith suppl ied spri ng type hose clamp. (See Fi gure 7.2) Failure to u se the sup plied tub es and spring typ e hose cla mp will void the gu arante e and possibly cau se prema ture fail ure of the Anti-Vibration Tailpipe Mount

• Do no t use plumber’s putt y on any other disposer conn ection. D o not use thre ad seala nts or pip e dope. Th ese may harm dispos er and cause property damage.

• Reg ularly i nspect dispose r and plum bing ﬁttings for wa ter leaks , as water leaks can cause propert y damage. M anufac turer ca nnot be held responsible for pr opert y damag e as a resul t of water lea ks.

™

7.1

66, 56, 46

7.2

DISCHARGE TUBE INSTALLATION (EVOLUTION 200 AND EVOLUTION 100) Place discharge tube (2 o r 3) into Anti-Vibr ation Tailpip e Mount spring type hos e clamp (1) . (See F igure 7.1)

DISCHARGE TUBE INSTALLATION (MODELS 66, 56 , 46)

1. Plac e metal ﬂa nge (5 ) over disc harge tube (7 or 8). Insert rubb er gasket ( 4) with gasket lip facing th e metal ﬂa nge into di scharg e tube. (S ee Figur e 7.2)

2. S ecure me tal ﬂang e and disc harge tub e to disposer with two 13 mm bolts 6 ).

8.2

8.3

8.4

™

. Secur e with

CONNECT DISPOSER TO MOUNTING ASSEMBLY

PERSONAL INJURY To avoid pers onal inju ry, do not pos ition you r head or bo dy under

disposer; the un it could fall durin g installation.

Clear a ny object s from ins ide the dis poser gr ind cham ber befo re mounti ng the disp oser to the s ink.

1. Thi s produc t must be in stalle d so that the r ed motor re set but ton, power supply c ord plug a nd ear th ground r ecepta cle are re adily acc essible. Keep this space cle ar of all objects.

2. Prior to connecting disposer to mounting assembly, detach the perforated

port ion of the sp eciﬁca tion label found at the base of th e disposer, and set aside fo r Instru ction 9. ( See Figure 8.1)

3. Lif t disposer, inser t top end ( mountin g gasket) into mount ing asse mbly.

Position dispos er with three mount ing tabs (1) a ligned i n position to slide over moun ting trac ks (2) ( see Fig ure 8.2 ).

4. Turn lowe r mountin g ring to rig ht (with wrenchet te or adju stable p liers ) until

mounti ng tabs lo ck over ridges (3 ) on mount ing ring tr acks (s ee Figure 8.3). Make su re all t hree m ounti ng tab s are locked over r idges. Dispo ser will now hang by itself.

5. For Evo lution Mo dels and M odel 66, I nsert sound baf ﬂe into si nk openin g,

with ﬂat s ide upward. (See Figure 8.4 )

6. Rotate disposer so that d ischar ge tube is aligned wi th drain trap. (To

prevent l eaks, do not pull or be nd disch arge tube to drain tra p.) If discharge tube is too short, you can pur chase an ex tensio n from har dware sto re. (Disposer must rema in in vert ical pos ition to prevent vibr ation.)

7. Plac e nut, the n ferrul e on discha rge tube a nd tighte n on drain tr ap. (If yo u

have a doub le sink, us e separate drain traps for bo th sides of sink.)

8. Ensure lower mo unting ri ng is still s ecurel y locked ove r ridges o n mounting

ﬂange. ( See Figure 8.3 )

ATTACH SPECI FI CAT ION LAB EL

This sp eciﬁca tion labe l contains impor tant in formati on the owne r will nee d to know in the event ser vice is re quired. Place the p ortion of the spec iﬁcation label removed in Step 8.1 somewh ere easi ly visibl e to the user.

IF YOU AR E NOT CON NECTING A DISH WASHE R

TO DIS POSER , SKIP A HEAD TO INSTR UCTIO N 11.

DISHWASHER ATTACHMENT

AND OVERFLOW CONNECTION

In Aust ralia , dishwa sher at tachm ent and ov er ﬂow con nection does no t apply. It is suggested that the d ishwasher units be connec ted to IPLE X/ COROMA

dishwasher spigot for maximum efﬁciency.

If you have a si nk overﬂow, it should be c onnec ted to the over ﬂow inle t on the tail pipe (s ee Figure 10.1).

To connect the overﬂow, remove the plu g in the tailpipe by uns crewing t he overﬂ ow conne ctor cap ( see Figu re 10.2) .

FOR NEW ZEAL AND ON LY Connect the h ose from t he dishwas her to the di sposer i nlet usin g a dishwas her drai n connec tion kit with a hose cl amp (not provided).

NOTE : The str aight dis charge t ube for use in Austra lia does n ot have an over ﬂow connection tube.

10.1

Page 2

12.4

12.5 12.6

12.3

12.2

12.1

MODEL XX – XX S/N XXXXXXXXXX

PUSH RED BUTTON

TO RESET

MODEL XX – X X S/N XXXXXXXXXX

PUSH RED BUTTON

TO RESET

33 mm

11.1 11.3

11.4

11.2

11.5

Everyday food waste

Vegetable peels

Plant ﬁbre, animal skins

Bones

Models

46/56/66

Evolution®

100

√ √ √

Avoid grinding

large amounts

at once

Avoid

grinding

large

√ √

bones

Evolution®

200

√

CONNECT DISPOSER TO ELECTRICAL SUPPLY

11 12

AIR SW ITCH ( EVOLU TION 20 0, EVOLUTION 100, MO DELS 6 6 AND 56 ) The Evolu tion 200, Evolution 100, Model 66 a nd Model 5 6 dispos ers in clude a

ELECTRICAL SHOCK

• If thr ee-pr ong, ear th (grounded ) plug is us ed, plug m ust be ins erted into three-hole, earth (grounded) receptacle.

• Do no t modify plug provi ded with u nit (if applicab le).

• Imp roper co nnecti on of equip ment earth (gr ounded ) condu ctor can result in electric shock.

• All w iring must comply with loca l electr ical codes.

• Do no t attach e arth wi re (gro und wire ) to gas supply pipe.

• Do no t reconn ect electrica l current at main service panel unti l proper eart h (grounded) outlets ar e instal led by a qual iﬁed ele ctrici an.

• If the s upply co rd is dama ged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its s ervice agent or similar ly qualiﬁ ed-pe rsons in o rder to avoid a ha zard.

Install and route tubing for a ir switch a s such to rel iably re duce likel ihood of mechanical da mage or stress, allowing pr oper on /off op eratio n of the air switch.

NOTE : You must have ac cess to a se parate ci rcuit wall socket tha t is earth (grounded) to main service panel. Any additional socket should be ﬁtte d by a qualiﬁ ed electrician a nd prope rly ear thed ( grounded). T he disposer is ﬁtted with a powe r supply c ord plug.

ON/OFF CONTROL

There a re two typ es of cont rols for continuous-feed d ispose rs: a dou ble-p ole switch an d an air switch (built in for Evolu tion 200, Evolution 100, Model 66 and Model 56; avai lable as a n acces sory on a ll other models).

DOUB LE POLE SW ITCH (1 ): If a wall swi tch (not supplied ) is requ ired for yo ur insta llation, it must have on/o ff mark ings and b e instal led by a qual iﬁed tra deperson. It sho uld be locate d in a convenient position above the work surface with a minimu m of 3 mm contact sepa ration between e ach pole. I n New Zeala nd, plea se refer to AS/ NZS 3000:20 07 for elec trical install ation. Co nnect to a 20 a mp earth (grou nded) wall socket (2) us ing a 20 amp ca ble. (S ee Figure 11.1)

See instructions for DISABLIN G THE AIR S WITCH.

PERSONAL INJURY

built-in air switch. An air switch activates/tu rns off t he unit by se nding a pul se of air to the control box .

AIR SWITCH INSTALLATION If you wish to change th e button ﬁ nish (optional ), simp ly pry of f the exis ting button and snap th e other bu tton ﬁnish onto the be llows. ( See Figu re 11.2)

1. Dri ll a 33 mm wide hole into th e kitchen work top, or the corner of the sink unit, at t he most co nvenient p oint for use. Some si nk units may already have a suit able hole in them whi ch can be exposed by re moving the cap.

2. Rem ove the nut fr om the push button bellows, wh ile keepi ng the stainless steel wa sher and r ubber gasket in pla ce. Push on e end of the PVC tubing onto the sp out of the push button bellows, feed the o ther end of the tube throug h the hole in t he work top and throug h the nut und erneath the work top. (See Figure 11.3)

3. Fit th e push but ton bell ows in the hol e and then t hread the n ut under neath the work to p until it is h and tight . Do not us e a wren ch to tig hten t he nut. (See Figure 11.4)

4. Take the oth er end of the a ir tube an d ﬁrmly pu sh it over the s pout of the air switc h, which is l ocated o n the underside of th e waste disposer (See Figure 11.5).

DISA BLING TH E AIR SWI TCH The air sw itch can be disabled if wall swi tch operation is pr eferre d. The disposer is s hipped with the switc h in the “off ” positio n.

1. Push one end of th e PVC tubing p rovided o nto the spo ut of the pus h button bellows. ( See Figure 11.3)

2. Take the oth er end of the a ir tube an d ﬁrmly pu sh it over the s pout of the air switc h, which is l ocated o n the underside of th e waste disposer (See Figure 11.5).

3. Dep ress the a ir switch o ne time until you hear th e switch “click.” Remove and discard the pu sh butto n bellows a nd PVC tubin g. The disposer may now be act ivated by a wal l switch.

The disposer installation is complete. Read all operating and safety instructions in Instruction 12 before operating the disposer.

Last ly, place stop per in s ink in cl ose pos itio n. Fill s ink wit h wate r, remov e stopp er, turn d isposer on an d chec k for lea ks.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

When using electronic appliances, basic precautions are always to be followed, including:

• In Australia, product may require approval of the relevant regulator and/or the sewerage system operator.

• If the air switch or wall switch fails to shut off or turn on disposer, unplug power cord plug and contact your qualiﬁed trade person.

• This product is designed to dispose of normal household food waste; inserting materials other than food waste into disposer could cause personal injury and/or property damage. To reduce the risk of injury, do not use the sink containing the disposer for purposes other than food preparation (such as baby bathing or washing hair).

• This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the

appliance in a safe way and under stand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.

• When attempting to loosen a jam in the food waste disposer, switch off or unplug the appliance before attempting to free a jammed rotor. Use a self service wrenchette as described in the Releasing Disposer Jam section.

• Use long-handled tongs or pliers to remove objects from disposer.

• To reduce the risk of injury by materials that are expellable by a waste disposer, do not operate Evolution disposers without the sound bafﬂe in place (see Figure 8.4). Place stopper in sink opening as shown in Figure 12.2 or

12.4. Do not put the following into a disposer: clam or oyster shells, caustic drain cleaners or similar products, glass, china, or plastic, large (whole) bones, metal (such as bottle caps, steel shot, tin cans, or utensils), hot grease or other hot liquids.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

• Replace sound bafﬂe/mounting gasket/ splash bafﬂe when worn to help prevent entry or ejection of material and water.

• When not using disposer, leave stopper in place to reduce risk of objects falling into disposer. Make sure disposer power switch is turned off.

• Before pressing reset button, attempting to clear jam, or removing objects from inside disposer, make sure disposer power switch is turned off.

• Do not insert hands or ﬁngers into disposer.

• FIRE HAZARD: Do not store ﬂammable items such as rags, paper, or aerosol cans near disposer. Do not store or use gasoline or other ﬂammable vapors and liquids in vicinity of disposer.

• LEAK HAZARD: Regularly inspect disposer and plumbing ﬁttings for leaks, which can cause property damage and could result in personal injury.

• Do not dispose of the following in the disposer: paints, solvents, household cleaners and chemicals, automotive ﬂuids, plastic wrap.

(EVOLUTION MODELS AND MODEL 66)

1. Remove strainer basket and plug from sink opening and run cold water.

2. Turn on wall switch or press air switch (see Figure 12.1) to start disposer.

3. Slowly insert food waste into disposer and position strainer basket and plug in upright position (allowing water to run through) to minimize noise and possible ejection of material while grinding (See Figure 12.2).

4. After grinding is complete, turn disposer off and run water for a few seconds to ﬂush drain line.

5. Strainer basket and plug also acts as a stopper in the lower position. (See Figure 12.3)

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (MODELS 56, 46)

1. Remove stopper from sink opening and run cold water.

2. Turn on wall switch or press air switch (see Figure 12.1) to start disposer.

3. Slowly insert food waste into disposer and position stopper to minimize possible ejection of material while grinding. (See Figure 12.4)

4. After grinding is complete, turn disposer off and run water for a few seconds to ﬂush drain line.

DO...

• First turn on cold water and then turn

on the disposer. Continue running cold water for a few seconds after grinding is completed to ﬂush the drain line.

• Grind small amounts of hard material

such as bones, fruit pits, and ice. A scouring action is created by the particles inside the grind chamber.

• Grind peelings from citrus fruits to

freshen up drain smells.

• Grind food waste with minimum cold

water ﬂow of 6 liters per minute.

• Grind common food waste, such as

fruits, vegetables, meats, bones, coffee grounds, etc.

• Switch off or unplug the appliance

before attempting to free a jammed disposer with the wrenchette.

• Maintain the area around the disposer

free of any objects to be sure you have access to the disposer reset button.

DON’T...

• DON’T POUR GREASE, OIL OR FAT DOWN YOUR DISPOSER OR ANY DRAIN. It can build up in pipes and cause drain blockages. Put grease in a jar or can and dispose in the trash.

• DON’T use hot water when grinding food waste. It is OK to drain hot water into the disposer between grinding periods.

• DON’T turn off water or disposer until grinding is completed and only sound of motor and water running is heard.

• DON’T grind ﬁbrous materials like corn husks, artichokes, etc., in any Model 66, 56 or 46 to avoid possible pipe blockage. Also avoid grinding animal skins in these models.

• DON’T grind raw chicken or duck feet in any disposer.

• DON’T grind non-food waste of any kind.

• DON’T use this appliance to dispose of hard materials such as glass and metal.

• DON’T ﬁll disposer with a lot of food waste all at once. Instead, turn the water and disposer on ﬁrst and then feed the food waste in gradually.

• DON’T waste food. Nearly a quarter of the food we buy is thrown away untouched: salad, bread and cakes and fruit head the list. Three tips to stop waste and save you money: only buy, or cook, the portions you need for the meal; check the fridge and cupboard for food you haven’t eaten – make it your next snack or freeze it; and make sure you leave that food off your next shopping list!

CLEANING DISPOSER

Over time, grease/food particles may accumulate in the grind chamber and bafﬂe, causing an unpleasant odor. To clean the disposer:

1. Turn off disposer and disconnect power supply.

2. Reach through sink opening and clean underside of splash bafﬂe and inside upper lip of grind chamber with scouring pad.

3. Place stopper in sink opening and ﬁll sink halfway with warm water.

4. Mix 60 ml baking soda with water. Turn disposer on and remove stopper from sink at same time to wash away loose particles.

RELEASING DISPOSER JAM

If the motor stops while the disposer is operating, the disposer may be jammed. To release jam:

1. Turn disposer power and water off.

2. Insert one end of the self-service wrenchette into the center hole on the underside of the disposer (see Figure

12.5). Work the wrenchette back and forth until it turns one full revolution. Remove wrenchette.

3. Reach into the disposer with tongs and remove object(s). Allow the disposer motor to cool for 3 - 5 minutes and lightly push red reset button on the underside of the disposer (see Figure

12.6). (If the motor remains inoperative, check the service panel for tripped circuit breakers or blown fuses.)

IN-HOME FULL SERVICE GUARANTEE

Warran ty is dete rmined by t he unit se rial number and the date of inst allatio n. Purcha se or inst allatio n receip t may be requ ired to ver ify war ranty status.

Evolution 200- 3B: 6 year s Model 6 6-3, -10: 4 years Model 46-3, -10: 2 year s

SERVICE

If ser vice is required, c ontact a n InSinkE rator Aut horized S ervice Center or your de aler. Guarantees are void if you remove your di sposer a fter installat ion and attempt to repair it, or if t he dispos er is use d for commercial purpose s.

Evolution 100-3B : 5 years Model 56-3, -10: 3 year s