Kenmore 17560452 Guide - Page 6

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WE'RE READY TO MAKE THE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.
NOTE: If using armored cable, we recommend installing an anti-short or insulation bushing in the end of the cable.
Wire nut
Do not fold or remove the
brown electrical insulation
paper from inside the wiring
compartment.
Installthe cable connector.Then
loosen the connector screw(s).
(Some disposers have a connec-
tor built in, on others you will
have to instal/one which must
meet local electricalcodes).
Work the cable from the on-off
switch through the connector so
that the leads are in the electrical
wiring area in the disposer base.
Connect the two power wires to
the cable wires, making sure
you connect white to white
and black to black. Secure the
wires with wire nuts by twisting
them to the right (clockwise).
Now, tighten the connector
clamp screw(s) to hold the
cable in place.
Finally, place the connected
wires back in the compartment.
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Screws
Plug
If you are using the built-in
cable clamp loosen the two
screws until cable will freely
enter under the cramp.
If you are using "Greenfield"
Cable then the plug must be
removed.
Finally, place the connected
wires back in the compartment.
Replace electrical plate.
Wire nut
Cable
Wire nu_
Work the cable from the on-off
switch through the connector
so that the leads are in the elec-
trical wiring area inthe disposer
base.
Now, tighten the connector
clamp screw(s) to hold the
cable in place.
Connect the two power wires to
the cable wires, making sure
you connect white to white
and black to black. Secure the
wires with wire nuts by twisting
them to the right {clockwise).
Install the cable connector. Then
loosen the connector screw{s).
Work the cable from the on-off
switch through the connector
so thatthe leads are in the elec-
trical wiring area in the disposer
base,
Now, tighten the connector
clamp screw(s) to hold the
cable in place.
Connect the two power wires to
the cable wires, making sure
you connect white to white
and black to black. Secure the
wires with wire nuts by twisting
them to the right (clockwise).