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Fisher & Paykel
Waste
Disposal
User’s Guide
(Models WD1001 and WD2002)
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FISHER & PAYKEL WASTE DISPOSAL - INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT Before you start to install your FISHER & PAYKEL Waste disposal please read all of these instructions carefully. This set of instructions is general: local building codes take precedence over the instructions in this guide and your installation must conform to the building codes in your area. Be sure to retain this set of instructions for future reference. TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION You may need the fol
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UNPACKING YOUR WASTE DISPOSAL Remove the waste disposal from the packing carton, being careful not to misplace any of the pieces. Inside the carton you should find the following: (ILLUSTRATION #2) 1. Sink Drain plug * 2. Sink Frange * 3. Sink Flange Rubber Gasket * 4. Sink Flange Fiber Gasket * 5. Mount Ring * 6. Hinged Clamp * 7. Waste Pipe 8. Flange & Screws 9. Rubber Gasket 10. Hexagon Wrench ILLUSTRATION #2 If any parts are missing contact your dealer
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Then push the waste reducer up through the drain opening. (ILLUSTRATION #6) If the drain opening on your sink is covered with sealant, remove as much of the putty as possible from the rim of the sink drain hole. Unless you have a new home, be sure that the existing trap and drain lines are clear. If the drain line is not clear, use a plumber’s rod or auger to remove all impediments. INSTALL THE SINK MOUNT FLANGE If a hole needs to be cut in the sink, it should be d
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MOUNTING THE DISPOSER 1. Loosen and remove the hinged clamp. (ILLUSTRATION #9). 2. The rubber splash guard should be attached to the waste disposal unit and not to the sink flange. Using two hands, push the disposer upwards so that the inner groove on the splash guard locks on to the sink flange. If necessary, use cooking oil to lubricate the inner rim on the exposed side (top side) of the splash guard. Once engaged, the disposer will hang freely by itself. (ILLUSTRATION #10). 3.
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3. Slide the waste pipe flange on to the waste pipe. 4. Attach the rubber gasket to the waste pipe so that the thin lip is facing the disposer. (ILLUSTRATION #14) 5. Insert the non-notched end of the waste pipe flange into the slot below the waste outlet on the waste disposer. (ILLUSTRATION #15) 6. Use the screw to tighten the waste pipe to the disposer. ILLUSTRATION #14 7. Rotate the disposer so that the waste pipe lines up with the drain trap. (ILLUSTRATION #16). 8. Once the
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS FOR A FACTORY WIRED DISPOSER: Your FISHER & PAYKEL waste disposal is equipped with a pre-wired power cord, simply plug it in. Electrical connections should be done by a registered electrician. Your FISHER & PAYKEL waste disposal is equipped with a standard 3 pin plug. An earthed 3 pin power socket should be mounted in the cupboard under the sink. Power to the socket must be controlled by a standard wall switch positioned a minimum of
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SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1. Remove the sink drain plug 2. Turn on the cold water to a medium-high flow, allowing the water to flow into the waste disposer. 3. Turn on your waste disposer. 4. Put all food waste into the disposer while the disposer is operating and the water running. Do not put your hand into the disposer. 5. Let your disposer continue to run for about half a minute after the grinding has stopped. 6. Turn off the disposer. 7. Turn off the wat
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SAFETY FEATURES Your disposer is equipped with an overload protector which prevents the disposer from running should it overload. Overload generally occurs when a foreign object has fallen into the disposer and jammed the impellors, thus preventing the motor from turning. Overload may also occur if you have put too much food waste into the disposer at one time. If overload occurs, turn off the disposer and remove the foreign matter or food waste from the disposer. Insert a hex wrenc
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Express Warranty Fisher & Paykel Appliances Limited FULL TWO YEAR WARRANTY FROM DATE OF PURCHASE FISHER & PAYKEL UNDERTAKES TO Repair or, at its option, replace without cost to the owner either for material or labour any part of the product which is found to be defective within TWO YEARS of the date of purchase. THIS EXPRESS WARRANTY DOES NOT INCLUDE: A. Service calls to: 1. Correct the installation of the Product. 2. Instruct you how to use the Product. 3. Replace house f
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FISHER & PAYKEL WASTE DISPOSAL INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS MODEL A B C D E WD1001 320 175 127 170 114 WD2002 312 159 127 170 114 Measurements in mm Dimensions: A. Distance from bottom of sink to bottom of disposer B. Width of disposer C. Distance from centre of disposer to centre of drain pipe D. Length from bottom of sink to centre of drain opening E. Length from centre of drain opening to bottom of drain pipe - 12 -
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We want you to be a happy satisfied customer If you need service or assistance, we suggest you follow these steps 1. Before calling for assistance: Check the things you can do yourself. Ensure that the appliance is correctly installed and that you are familiar with it’s normal operation. 2. If you need service: Contact the Dealer from whom the appliance was purchased, who will arrange service or advise you where to obtain service. Your Authorised Service Centre Is:
