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your disposal is jammed, clogged or the motor hums but the
disposal doesn't run we are ready to help. Just call us
at our toll Free number:
888-665-5148
When you call us, you can expect:
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We repair all major brands garbage disposals:
GE disposals
Kenmore disposals
Waste king disposals |
Insinkerator disposals
Whirlpool disposals
And many more brands view the full
list of brands we repair |
The following areas coresponding to our disposal
repair service areas:
Naglee Park
Newhall/College Park
North Valley
Palo Alto
Redwood Estates
Rose Garden
Rucker
San Antonio
San Felipe Valley |
Santa Clara
Santa Teresa
Saratoga
Sargent
Seven Trees
Silver Creek Valley
San Jose
San Martin
and more view the full list of the areas
we service |
At San Jose Appliance Repair we help you manage your busy
life by allowing you to schedule your disposal repair appointment
as conveniently as possible. You can always call us at our
Toll Free number:
888-665-5148
Or you may now schedule your San Jose Appliance Repair
appointment online. Please email us at appointment@sanjoseappliancerepair.com
and submit your name, phone number, address and brief description
of the problem. We will be confirming your appliance repair
appointment within 60 minutes:
Please read all of the appliance maintenance tips
below. All of the simple tips are meant to prevent your
appliances from future failure. Appliance repairs can be
costly and 99% of the time the reason for that is improper
usage or lack of very basic maintenance. We strongly encourage
that if your appliance, air conditioning or heating unit
don’t function properly and requires repair, simply
call one of our service technicians who has the knowledge,
experience and right tools to fix it. San Jose Air conditioning
/ Heating and Appliance repairs is available for all
your needs.
Most importantly, however, you can keep your garbage disposal
and trash compactor running the way they should merely by
following certain simple preventive maintenance procedures
regularly. Not only will such maintenance help you derive
the benefits of maximum efficiency and performance, but
it will also result in a longer and more trouble-free life
for your air conditioner.
GARBAGE DISPOSERS maintenance
tips
Garbage disposers are relatively simple devices designed
to eliminate wet garbage down your kitchen sink drain. The
upper portion of the disposer bolts to the sink flange or
sink outlet in place of the normal outlet and water and
food matter pass into container located directly below the
outlet. At bottom of the garbage disposer container is flywheel
which is mounted directly to the motor' shaft.
When you turn on the disposer, the flywheel- spins at around
1725 rpm. The centrifugal force -- the spinning disk throws
the food against the side--z of the container with some
force. At the outer edges of the disk is a hardened steel
ring called shredder which contains several sets of cutting
edges. The food waste hits the shredder ring and
Ground into tiny pieces- Some flywheels have weights on
them to hammer away at stub foods others have a flat flywheel
which is design to direct the food to the cutting edges
of teeth shredder.
When the particles are ground small enough to pass through
the openings between the shredder and the flywheel, a stream
of cold water flushes these particles down into the drain
line. You should always have the cold water running when
you use your disposer; it will flush the garbage particles,
as fast as they are ground. You must use only use cold Water
when you operate your disposer. Hot water temporarily liquefies
grease which then solidifies further down the drain line.
A drain that is coated with grease collects other disposer
waste until you have clog of major proportions to try to
eliminate The cardinal rule for disposer operation is to
put in only the type of garbage capable of being ground
by the particular disposer model you own. The list of disposable
garbage items varies from one company to another, depending
on the design and construction of their disposers. Be sure
to check your instruction manual before you operate any
garbage disposer; familiarize yourself thoroughly with the
things that your disposer can and cannot accept. Some of
the things that are definitely taboo are metal objects (such
as bottle tops, spoons, forks, etc.), glass, paper, plastic,
and rubber. Not only are these likely to jam the disposer,
but they can also clog the drain line. Most disposers can
grind bones; in fact, bones are good for your disposer because
they help clean away detergent film as well as the citric
acid deposits left after you grind fruit peelings.
No matter how well you care for it, though, sooner or later
your disposer will become jammed with a foreign object.
Before you take any corrective action whatsoever, be sure
to unplug the disposer. Try to remove the object directly
if you can. Some disposers have a wrench which you can insert
through the bottom of the housing to turn the flywheel.
Turn the power off, insert the wrench, and rock it to both
sides until you free the jam.
If your disposer did not come with such a wrench, you can
insert a wooden stick a broom handle works well through
the mouth of the disposer. Use the stick to pry against
the jam in both
Directions and you are almost sure to dislodge the intruder.
Remove the foreign object from the hopper before you turn
the disposer on again. A pair of ice tongs is handy for
such tasks. Never under any circumstances put your hand
into the mouth of any disposer. Obey this rule no matter
what type of machine you own. Be sure to use plenty of cold
water when you run your disposer, and follow the manufacturer's
instructions for getting rid of odors. Usually, grinding
a hopper full of ice cubes, followed by a whole lemon, is
quite effective in deodorizing your disposers.
TRASH COMPACTORS maintenance
tip
There are few service or maintenance procedures you can
perform on a compactor. Remove and clean the ram every month
to prevent odors from arising, and clean the container drawer
at regular intervals even though little garbage escapes
the disposable bags. If you find it necessary to remove
the drive mechanism for service, be sure to apply an extreme
high-pressure lubricant before putting the mechanism back
into operation. If you leave the drive mechanism alone,
however, its lubricant should last the lifetime of the appliance.
Exercise the utmost care when emptying the trash compactor's
disposable bags. Broken glass can puncture the plastic or
paper bag and inflict injury. The best and safest method
of handling compacted garbage is to place the bag into a
separate container before transporting it to the garbage
can. Try not to handle the trash bag directly
If you need immediate Garbage Disposal or Trash
Compactor Service call us at:
888-665-5148
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