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Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Thread created 05-04-2012 by Ram|bunc|tious
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Post #49842420 added 05-05-2012 12:47 PM by komondor in Archived Deals
once you have pics it will be easier but the box and everything else should be pretty easy you can use bigget box with a single outlet in it if you are not used to squeezing wires into a box.. ...
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Thread created 05-04-2012 by Ram|bunc|tious
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Post #49839364 added 05-05-2012 8:48 AM by jkee in Archived Deals
http://66.39.51.245/wasteking/company/literature/pdf/Waste%20King%20Owners%20Guide.pdf
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Thread created 05-04-2012 by Ram|bunc|tious
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Post #49832038 added 05-04-2012 8:54 PM by jkee in Archived Deals
First, find the circuit breaker turn it off! Turn on the disposal to be sure. Then either, cut out drywall (better option) so you can install an old work 1 gang box. You may want to score the...
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Thread created 05-04-2012 by Ram|bunc|tious
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Post #49838818 added 05-05-2012 7:57 AM by Ram|bunc|tious in Archived Deals
Thanks guys, will follow the advice and post pictures. Feel free to mock them, at least I'm trying to do it right! :nod:
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Post #49825516 added 05-04-2012 2:22 PM by Ram|bunc|tious in Archived Deals
No manual :ranting: Hmm... new outlet seems to be way to go. Old power cord disappears behind cabinetry, cannot trace it. It cuts into Happy Hour? ;)
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Thread created 05-04-2012 by Ram|bunc|tious
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Post #49825164 added 05-04-2012 2:08 PM by jkee in Archived Deals
Even though the new disposal has a cord, it can be hardwired directly. Read the manual, they should talk about this. Basically if you open it up near the cord you should be able to disconnect the...
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Post #49824126 added 05-04-2012 1:23 PM by Ram|bunc|tious in Archived Deals
Top on my "honey do" list this week is replacing sink disposal unit in the kitchen sink. Replaced an old hard-wired unit that is activated by wall switch with one that has a 3-prong power cord...
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Thread created 05-04-2012 by Ram|bunc|tious
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Post #49843388 added 05-05-2012 2:11 PM by jkee in Archived Deals
GFCI / No GFCI is a debatable subject, nuisance tripping isn't as likely to occur today as it might have been a few decades ago. As far as code is concerned, if you install a duplex outlet you need...
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Post #49859398 added 05-06-2012 2:53 PM by larrymoencurly in Archived Deals
I wasn't able to intentionally make GFCIs nuisance trip with things like motors, old-style desktop fluorescent lamps, and even a super-cheap Montgomery Ward welder, and at least one of those GFCIs...
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Post #49826512 added 05-04-2012 3:11 PM by repitall in Archived Deals
Looks like just Romex to the disposer...not installed properly to start with.
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Post #49824504 added 05-04-2012 1:37 PM by Curtieson in Archived Deals
Do you want it to be up to code or work for cheap? What you are supposed to do is install a junction box and an outlet under the sink. It ends up giving you the exact same results as just...
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Post #49825878 added 05-04-2012 2:38 PM by jkee in Archived Deals
When was the property built? Describe the old power cord. Is it romex? is it armored cable? is it a type of conduit? Are there any markings on it and what are they? A picture always helps. ...
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Thread created 05-04-2012 by Ram|bunc|tious
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Post #49889942 added 05-07-2012 9:05 PM by Ram|bunc|tious in Archived Deals
I got it running, not a fancy job, but its under the sink and working. Thanks for the help everyone :worship: (Hey, why didn't anyone tell me about the $*@%#*)%$! knockout plug!) :lol:
Unfamiliar territory: working in the kitchen
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Post #49826126 added 05-04-2012 2:49 PM by Ram|bunc|tious in Archived Deals
~18-20 years ago. Really couldn't tell you what type it is ... does this pic help?
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Post #49825286 added 05-04-2012 2:13 PM by repitall in Archived Deals
I recently did the same thing and used the existing wiring and connected it to the new disposal. Listen to the above posts...Do Not splice it.

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