InSinkErator HC1100, GN1100 Installation, page 2, Connecting the Tank to the Dispenser Faucet

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Note: Screws provided are designed for mounting into hardwood or studs. It may be necessary to use appropriate anchors when mounting to thin surfaces or drywall.

5. Connecting the Tank to the Dispenser Faucet

Product Damage. Make sure bends in all copper tubing are smooth and unkinked, with no pinching, twisting, or blockage

before you proceed. Pinched or blocked water lines may cause damage to the dispenser tank. Do not extend the copper lines further than the 16" provided.

Push the 1/4" semi-rigid polyethylene tube all the way to the mechanical stop (approx. 1/2") into the quick-connect fitting (Fig. 1). Slip the clear vinyl tube over the middle fitting and slide it down the stem past both of it’s molded barbs, approximately 1/2" (Fig. 2). Slip the flexible opaque silicone tube over the larger outlet fitting and slide it down the stem past both of it’s molded barbs, approximately 1/2". (Fig. 3).

DO NOT PLUG THE TANK UNIT IN.

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6. Mount the Head & Filter Bracket

Install the head and bracket assembly so that all plumbing connections can be made without stretching, kinking, or pinching the 3/8" polyethylene tubes. The tubes can be cut to make installation easier. Make sure the mounting location allows for the filter cartridge to be removed and replaced.

With a pencil, mark the mounting hole locations. Pre-drilling pilot holes (1/8”) may be required. Attach the mounting bracket using the screws provided. (Screws provided are designed for mounting into hardwood or studs. It may be necessary to use appropriate anchors when mounting to thin surfaces or drywall.

The filter system is equipped with vent line that opens when the filter cartridge is removed. Under normal conditions, approximately 2 ounces (~60 cc) of water is discharged from the vent. To conveniently redirect this discharge, a 6” section of gray tubing is provided. If you wish to install, simply slide one end of the gray tube over the vent and the other end into the hole on the head & bracket assembly.

Note: Do not locate the filter directly above an electrical outlet or above other electrical components.

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Contents Instant hot water dispenser Know what these safety symbols mean Adjustment Important Safety InstructionsGrounding Instructions Specifications & ApprovalsTank Mounting Bracket and Screws Parts & ComponentsTools you may need include Planning, Preparation and ToolsAppliance Plumbing & Electrical RequirementsTurn off the water supply Straighten the copper tubing Installation, page 1Mount the dispenser faucet Mount the Hot Water TankInstallation, page 2 Connecting the Tank to the Dispenser FaucetMount the Head & Filter Bracket Installation, page 3 Make Plumbing ConnectionsModel GN1100 Model HC1100 Installation, page 4Connect to Cold Water Supply Line Fill the TankTo Adjust the Thermostat Installation, page 5Care and Use Test the Water ConnectionTo Replace the Filter To Reset the Thermal Cut-OutCleaning the Faucet and Tank Seasonal Storage and Draining the TankDisconnect electricity Problem Possible Cause What to do TroubleshootingWarranty Information Other Products Available from In-Sink-Erator Autres produits disponibles auprès de In-Sink-EratorOtros productos de In-Sink-Erator

HC1100, GN1100 specifications

The InSinkErator GN1100 and HC1100 are standout models in the realm of food waste disposers, designed to enhance kitchen efficiency and sustainability. Both models integrate advanced features and technologies that make them a reliable choice for modern households seeking convenience and performance.

The GN1100 is designed for powerful food waste grinding with its robust 3/4 horsepower induction motor. This motor operates quietly while effectively handling a variety of food scraps, including fibrous vegetables and small bones. The grind chamber is constructed with a stainless steel grind component, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion, thus extending the lifespan of the unit.

One of the key features of the GN1100 is its sound insulation technology, which minimizes noise during operation. Homeowners can enjoy a peaceful kitchen environment while maintaining their waste disposal routines. The disposal unit also features a continuous feed design, allowing for ongoing grinding as food scraps are added, which significantly speeds up the process of disposing of waste.

The HC1100 model takes innovation a step further by incorporating the added benefit of hot water on demand. With a 2.5-gallon hot water tank, the HC1100 delivers instant hot water, reaching temperatures of up to 200°F. This feature is particularly useful for tasks such as food preparation, cleaning dishes, and sanitizing surfaces. Users can enjoy the convenience of having hot water readily available right at their sink, enhancing their overall kitchen experience.

Both models feature a quick and easy installation process, which can often be done without the need for professional plumbing help. The units come with an easy-to-understand instruction manual, making it convenient for DIY enthusiasts to set up.

Safety and performance are crucial aspects of the InSinkErator GN1100 and HC1100. Each unit is equipped with a jam-proof system that prevents clogs and ensures smooth operation. Additionally, the built-in overload protection feature safeguards against motor burnout, enhancing reliability and user confidence.

In summary, the InSinkErator GN1100 and HC1100 offer a combination of power, efficiency, and cutting-edge technology, making them ideal for anyone looking to efficiently manage food waste while also enjoying the luxury of instant hot water in the kitchen. With their focus on durability and user-friendly design, these disposers are a smart investment for environmentally conscious households aiming to simplify their daily chores and minimize waste.
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