GE GFB1000F, GFC700F, GFC500F, GFC1000F Components and Installation, Installation of Sink Flange

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Bottom
Bead
Cushion Mount Detail

Installation Instructions

1COMPONENTS AND INSTALLATION

COMPONENTS

 

*Stopper

 

*Removable

 

Splash Guard

 

Sink Flange

 

Rubber Sink

 

Flange Gasket

Sink Flange

 

Sink

 

 

Assembly

Fiber Gasket

 

 

Support Ring

 

(Note Arrows

 

Indicating Up)

 

Mount Ring

 

Tightening Ears

 

Cushion Mount

Groove

Dishwasher

 

Discharge Inlet

 

Elbow Gasket

Hopper

 

 

Disposer

 

Screws

 

Elbow

Discharge

End Bell

Flange

 

Elbow

(Electrical

 

Rating Label

 

Connections)

 

 

in This Area

 

*Not used with batch feed model

INSTALLATION OF SINK FLANGE

(Read completely before starting.)

Correctly Installed Sink Flange

Sink Flange

Rubber Gasket

Fiber Gasket

Sink

 

 

Support Ring

Bottom Bead of

Sink Flange

Cushion Mount

 

Open Area No Obstruction

Mount Ring should be free

 

to move up and down

Groove

Cushion Mount

Bottom Bead

(shown for proper orientation)

NOTE: Pay close attention to the order of the sink flange parts, as they have been correctly assembled by the factory.

A. Disassemble the sink flange assembly from the disposer by turning the mount ring to the left (clockwise) and removing it.

B. Raise the mount ring toward the top of the sink flange. Remove the cushion mount and the mount ring. You may want to practice installing the cushion mount at this point before you are under the sink.

C. Unscrew the support ring from the sink flange and remove the fiber gasket. You are now left with the sink flange and the rubber gasket.

D. The rubber gasket is used instead of plumbers putty with stainless steel sinks. Some cast sinks will require putty.

E. If no putty is used, insert the sink flange through the rubber gasket into the sink opening. Do not turn the flange once it is seated.

F.If you use putty instead of the gasket, form a ring around the underside of the sink flange. Insert the flange into the sink opening, press down hard to squeeze out excess putty. From under the sink, trim off excess putty flush with the bottom edge of the sink opening.

G.From underneath the sink,

 

slip the fiber gasket onto the

 

exposed sink flange. With

 

arrows pointing up, screw the

 

support ring onto the sink

Hand-tighten sink

flange and hand tighten until

the sink flange will not move. At this flange point you may want to insert the stopper in the

sink and fill with water to check the sink flange seal and insure there are no leaks.

H.Place the mount ring over

the sink flange and hold in place while installing the cushion mount (large side down). Make sure the

groove on the inside of the cushion mount fits over the lip on the sink flange,

similar to putting the lid GrooveTop on a plastic container.

Run your fingers around the entire

cushion mount with

slight pressure. Do not press too hard. When the cushion mount is properly seated, the mount ring can be pulled downward over the cushion mount and will be free to turn.

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Contents Model # Serial # 560C460P01 Rev. aFor Models Equipped with a Grounded Cord Consumer SupportTo Attach a Power Cord HOW to Connect ElectricityTo Wire Your Disposer Directly into the House Current For Models Not Equipped with a CordPreparation Before YOU BeginWhat YOU will Need Additional Materials YOU MAY NeedComponents Components and InstallationInstallation of Sink Flange Attaching the Discharge Elbow Dishwasher Connection if RequiredKnock OUT Plug Connect HoseAttach to Sink Flange Lock Mount Ring Connecting Disposer to Sink FlangeLine UP with Outlet Pipe Check for LeaksSome Typical Installations DimensionsInstructions Troubleshooting Tips Installation InstructionsOperating instructions Continuous Feed ModelsConsumer Support Troubleshooting Tips Operating Care and maintenanceHelpful Hints InstructionsProblem Possible Causes What To Do Before you call for service…GE Will Replace Disposer WarrantyWhat GE Will Not Cover Warrantor General Electric Company. Louisville, KYModelo # Serie # Triturador de desechos de alimentosPara modelos equipados con un cable a tierra Instalación OperaciónServicio al consumidor Solucionar Para conectar un cable eléctrico Solucionar problemas Servicio al consumidorPara modelos no equipados con un cable Preparación Antes DE EmpezarQUÉ Necesita Materiales Adicionales QUE Usted Podría NecesitarComponentes Componentes E InstalaciónTapón DE Vaciado Cómo Conectar EL Codo DE DescargaConecte LA Manguera Conecte EL Codo DE DescargaRevise LAS Fugas Asegure EL ARO DE MontajeAlinee CON EL Tubo DE Salida Algunas Instalaciones Típicas DimensionesModelos de alimentación continua Instrucciones de operaciónModelos de alimentación por lote SeguridadConsejos útiles Servicio al consumidor Solucionar problemasCuidado y mantenimiento Operating InstructionsSeguridad Instalación Problema Posibles causas Qué hacerAntes de llamar para solicitar servicio Seguridad Instalación Operación Garantía del Triturador Doméstico de Desechos de AlimentosGE reemplazará Lo que GE no cubrirá

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