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Brand | InSinkErator | InSinkErator | InSinkErator | InSinkErator |
Name | Badger 100 1/3 HP Continuous Feed Garbage Disposal | 1/2 HP Badger 5 Continuous Feed Garbage Disposal | Badger 5XP 3/4 HP Continuous Feed Disposer | Evolution Select Plus 3/4 HP Continuous Feed Garbage Disposal |
Price | $9900 | $10900 | $12900 | $23732 |
Ratings | (12836) | (14487) | (13368) | (6260) |
Horsepower (hp) | 1/3 hp | 1/2 hp | 3/4 hp | 3/4 hp |
Commercial/Residential | Residential | Residential | ||
Power Cord Included | No | No | No | No |
Disposal Feed | Continuous Feed | Continuous Feed | Continuous Feed | Continuous Feed |
Grinding Speed (RPM) | 1725 | 1725 | 1725 | 1725 |
Grind chamber capacity (oz.) | 26 | 26 | 26 | 34.6 |
Product Height (in.) | 11.38 | 11.5 | 12.63 | 12.25 |
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Brand | InSinkErator | InSinkErator | InSinkErator | InSinkErator |
Name | Badger 100 1/3 HP Continuous Feed Garbage Disposal | 1/2 HP Badger 5 Continuous Feed Garbage Disposal | Badger 5XP 3/4 HP Continuous Feed Disposer | Evolution Select Plus 3/4 HP Continuous Feed Garbage Disposal |
Price | $9900 | $10900 | $12900 | $23732 |
Ratings | (12836) | (14487) | (13368) | (6260) |
Horsepower (hp) | ||||
Commercial/Residential | ||||
Power Cord Included | ||||
Disposal Feed | ||||
Grinding Speed (RPM) | ||||
Grind chamber capacity (oz.) | ||||
Product Height (in.) | ||||
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I'm almost sure the unit that I need is exactly the same one I want to replace. (Model No is 73225 and was installed in 2003)
does this item have port for diswasher
Yes, no, yes, no! Good God people. Yes, check Unified Building Code (US) and you can put a above counter switch actuated GFCI under sink or a GFCI plug above counter with the disposer connected as "load". You can hace one outlet of a standard duplex outlet under sink as a switched outlet and the other wired non switched (for a hot water dispenser say) if you remove the shunt tab between the outlets.
my badger died the other day or at least I thought it did. thought I would have to shell out some money to replace it but thanks to this page I realized there is a reset button, I pushed it and it came back to life. thanks all!
Yes, first make sure there is no yucky food stuck in there. My mother tried to put in chicken skin and it never ground up and just stuck to the side. So you can imagine.. But.. according to the documentation, you should grind some hard materials such as small 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. Use a disposer cleaner, degreaser, or deodorizer as necessary to relieve objectionable odors caused by grease build-up. (BTW, never pour grease or fat in the disposer, or any of your drains.)
For Badger 5 you will need the cord. Was surprised to find this missing from the new disposal, however was able to remove from previous model and rewire with a bit of effort.
I have been in my house for 14 years so I have no idea how old it really is. My Badger 5 starting leaking so I sprayed just the hole with a Sealant. It stopped. Now later it's not working but the power is there. I tried to turn the center with the hex and accidentally I punched out the red button so I guess it's time to buy a new one. Also I called the 800# for help.
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I just had the same problem develop with the Badger 1. My local Home Depot does not stock that model anymore, so I replaced it with a Badger 100 and had no problems doing so. I even use the sink mount and the power cord from the old unit, saving myself time and effort to install the new mount and the expense of a new cord.
Yes. Make sure you connect the ground wire... water and electricity don't go well together.