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Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
Addresses practices not related to personal injury.
Signs indicating specific safety-related instructions or procedures.
Identifies and illustrates all parts included with the disposer.
Lists necessary tools and materials for installation.
Emphasizes reading instructions to prevent injury or damage.
Provides specific measurements for various Badger disposer models.
Highlights the need to remove the drain plug for dishwasher connection.
Warning about electrical power disconnection before proceeding.
Instructions for replacing an existing or new unit.
Steps to disconnect electrical power and drain trap.
Warning about unit potentially falling during removal.
Flipping the unit and removing the electrical cover plate.
Disconnecting the disposer wires from the electrical supply.
Check if the new disposer mounting matches the old one.
Loosening the screws on the mounting assembly.
Using a screwdriver to remove the snap ring.
Detaching the old sink flange from the sink.
Removing old plumber's putty with a putty knife.
Applying plumber's putty around the new sink flange.
Warns of potential water leakage if assembly is incorrect.
Pressing the sink flange firmly into the sink drain.
Using weight to keep the flange secure during assembly.
Inserting fiber gasket, backup flange, and mounting ring.
Securing the assembly with appropriate screws.
Requirement to remove the drain plug if connecting a dishwasher.
Instructions if a dishwasher is not being connected.
Warning about potential overflow if drain plug is not removed.
Turning disposer over and removing the electrical cover plate.
Inserting the connector and routing the electrical cable.
Disposer requires an 'Off' marked switch for safety.
Risk of shock from incorrect grounding connection.
Connecting disposer wires to the power supply.
Pushing wires into the disposer and replacing the cover plate.
Adjusting the discharge tube for a proper fit.
Securing the flange and discharge tube with bolts.
Warning about potential unit fall during installation/removal.
Warns of potential leakage if mounting tabs are not engaged.
Aligning mounting tabs with ramps to hang the unit.
Turning the ring to lock the tabs over the ridges.
Importance of locking tabs to prevent leaks.
Detaching and placing the removable specification label.
Reconnecting water supply and dishwasher hoses.
Inserting stopper, filling sink, and testing for leaks.
Warnings about positioning body under disposer during removal/installation.
Details on proper grounding for electrical safety.
Read instructions, supervise children, no fingers, switch off.
List of materials that should not be put into the disposer.
Caution against storing flammable items near the disposer.
Importance of inspecting for leaks to prevent damage.
Step-by-step guide for using the disposer.
Recommended practices for efficient and safe disposer use.
Practices to avoid for safe and proper disposer function.
Procedure for cleaning the disposer's internal parts.
Instructions on how to unjam the disposer motor.
Information on the InSinkErator limited warranty coverage.
General| Motor Power | 1/2 HP |
|---|---|
| Noise Insulation | No |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Motor Speed | 1725 RPM |
| Grind Components Material | Galvanized Steel |
| Motor Type | Induction |
| Sound Insulation | No |
| Anti-Jamming Feature | No |
