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Grounding Insfrudions
For Waste
Disposers
equipped
with a
grounded
plug-ln
power
cord
This appliance
must be grounded.
In the
event of a malfunction
or breakdown,
grounding
provides
a path of least
resistance
for electric
current
to reduce
the risk of electric
shack.
This appliance
is equipped
with a cord having
an
equipment-grounding
conductor
and
a grounding
plug.
The plug
must be
plugged
into an appropriate
outlet
that
is properly
installed
and grounded
in
accordance
with all local codes and
ordinances.
Electrical Connections
Connecting Disposer to a Plugqn
Cord
].
Connect
disposer
to ] ] 0-] 20 Volt,
60Hz
AC current
only.
2.
If plug-in
cord
is used,
use a three
prong
plug
(see A).
Ground
wire
should
be
attached
to the ground
screw
in the
bottom
of the end bell
(see B).
3.
Use a cable
clamp
strain
relief
connector
where
the power
cord
enters
the
disposer
(see C).
EMO_COVER
C
STRNN
RELIEF
For Waste Disposers
not equipped
with
a grounded
plug-ln
power
cord
This appliance
must be grounded.
In the
event of a malfunction
or breakdown,
grounding
provides
a path of least
resistance
for electric
current
to reduce
the risk of electric
shock.
The power
cord
(to be installed)
must have an equipment-
grounding
conductor
and a grounding
plug.
The plug
must be plugged
into
an appropriate
outlet that is properly
installed
and grounded
in accordance
with all local codes and ordinances.
Disconnect
electric
power
to disposer
circuit
before
installation.
Turn the
circuit
breaker
to the OFF position
or
remove
the fuse.
Wiring Disposer Directly to
House Current
This appliance
must be connected
to a
grounded,
metal
permanent
wiring
system
or
an equipment
grounding
conductor
must be
run with
the circuit
conductors
and connected
to the equipment-grounding
terminator
or
lead
on the appliance.
A.
If you use BX cable:
1.
Instatl
cable
connector
in hole.
2.
Connect
white
wire
to white
lead
of
disposer.
3.
Connect
black.
4.
Connect
bare
ground.
If BX cable
is not used,
provide
a separate
ground
wire
to nearest
cold water
metal
pipe
or other
suitable
ground,
using the screw
in
the bottom
of the end bell
for the ground
wire
(see C).
B. If your
power
supply
does
not include
a
ground
wire,
you must provide
one unless
metal
cable
is used.
Attach
a copper
wire
securely
to disposer
ground
screw
and attach
other
end of wire
to a metal
cold water
pipe.
Use only
UL approved
ground
clamp.
If
plastic
pipe
is used in your
home,
a qualified
electrician
should
install
a proper
ground.
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