5
Plumbing Connection
1.
Check inside the disposer to make sure that no foreign
objects are inside the grinding hopper.
2.
Attach the rubber gasket to the waste pipe so that the
thin lip is facing the disposer.
3.
Insert the non-notched end of the waste pipe flange
into the slot below the waste outlet on the disposer.
4.
Use the screws to tighten the waste pipe to the disposer.
(NB: Do not over tighten).
5.
Connect the pipe to the waste drain line.
(NB: U-trap or P-trap should be used, rather than a ball
ball trap).
6.
If fitted to a double sink, the use of separate traps for the
disposer and the sink is recommended.
7.
Make sure the hinged clamp is locked firmly in place.
Air Switch Option (SE390QA & SE520QA models only)
1.
To install the push button switch proceed as follows:
2.
Drill a 35 mm wide hole in the kitchen work top or corner of the
sink at the most convenient point for use.
3.
Unscrew the mounting ring of the switch. Remove fibre washer.
Insert the switch through the hole.
4.
Position fibre washer on the thread of the switch, then tighten
the locking ring until the washer is held firmly against underside
of the worktop or sink.
5.
Unscrew the black hexagen adapter on the underside of the
switch
6.
Insert one end of clear tube through the adapter and then over
the male connector of the switch and tighten the two together.
7.
Insert the other end of clear tube through the adapter and then
over the male connector on the underside of the waste disposal and tighten the two together.
8.
Push button to test waste disposal.
Your food waste disposal unit is now ready to use.
Testing
Once you have successfully connected your waste disposal, it is ready for use. However, it is still necessary to
ensure all your connections are secure.
A test run must be carried out to identify any immediate faulty connections or leaks.
1.
First, turn on the cold water to a medium-high flow, allowing the water to flow through the waste disposer.
2.
Check to see if there are leaks in the plumbing connections or waste disposer.
3.
Now, turn on the waste disposer and recheck all connections for leaks or loose joints.
4.
If at this point you see no leaks or loose joints, your waste disposer is safe for use.
5.
Turn off your waste disposer first and then the water supply.
