GE GFC700F Dishwasher Connection if Required, Attaching the Discharge Elbow, Knock OUT Plug

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Installation Instructions

2DISHWASHER CONNECTION (IF REQUIRED)

If you are connecting to a dishwasher, complete the following step. If a dishwasher is not to be connected, go on to “Attaching the Discharge Elbow” section.

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KNOCK OUT PLUG

Using a blunt instrument (steel punch or wooden dowel), knock out entire plug. Do not use a screwdriver or sharp instrument. When knockout plug falls into disposer, you may remove it or simply grind it up when the disposer is used. This will not damage the disposer in any way, but may take some time to grind, over the course of several uses.

Knock out plug

2CONNECT HOSE

Connect the dishwasher hose using a hose clamp. If the hose size is different, you will need a stepped rubber adapter.

Hose Clamp

Stepped Rubber Adapter

3ATTACHING THE DISCHARGE ELBOW

CONNECT DISCHARGE ELBOW

Connect the discharge elbow to the disposer.* Make sure all plumbing connections are tight.

Rubber

Gasket

*Some installations (see page 8 for examples) may require the use of a flexible drain pipe.

Discharge Elbow

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Contents 560C460P01 Rev. a Model # Serial #Consumer Support For Models Equipped with a Grounded CordTo Wire Your Disposer Directly into the House Current HOW to Connect ElectricityTo Attach a Power Cord For Models Not Equipped with a CordWhat YOU will Need Before YOU BeginPreparation Additional Materials YOU MAY NeedComponents and Installation Installation of Sink FlangeComponents Knock OUT Plug Dishwasher Connection if RequiredAttaching the Discharge Elbow Connect HoseLine UP with Outlet Pipe Connecting Disposer to Sink FlangeAttach to Sink Flange Lock Mount Ring Check for LeaksDimensions Some Typical InstallationsOperating instructions Installation InstructionsInstructions Troubleshooting Tips Continuous Feed ModelsHelpful Hints Care and maintenanceConsumer Support Troubleshooting Tips Operating InstructionsBefore you call for service… Problem Possible Causes What To DoWhat GE Will Not Cover Disposer WarrantyGE Will Replace Warrantor General Electric Company. Louisville, KYTriturador de desechos de alimentos Modelo # Serie #Instalación Operación Servicio al consumidor SolucionarPara modelos equipados con un cable a tierra Solucionar problemas Servicio al consumidor Para modelos no equipados con un cablePara conectar un cable eléctrico QUÉ Necesita Antes DE EmpezarPreparación Materiales Adicionales QUE Usted Podría NecesitarComponentes E Instalación ComponentesConecte LA Manguera Cómo Conectar EL Codo DE DescargaTapón DE Vaciado Conecte EL Codo DE DescargaAsegure EL ARO DE Montaje Alinee CON EL Tubo DE SalidaRevise LAS Fugas Dimensiones Algunas Instalaciones TípicasModelos de alimentación por lote Instrucciones de operaciónModelos de alimentación continua SeguridadCuidado y mantenimiento Servicio al consumidor Solucionar problemasConsejos útiles Operating InstructionsProblema Posibles causas Qué hacer Antes de llamar para solicitar servicioSeguridad Instalación GE reemplazará Garantía del Triturador Doméstico de Desechos de AlimentosSeguridad Instalación Operación Lo que GE no cubrirá

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