BADGER 5 Insinkerator Food Waste Disposer - Overview

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Parts for the BADGER 5

$26.82

Garbage Disposal Splash Guard

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Part #WP4211334

The splash guard, also known as a mounting gasket, is used for garbage disposals. The splash guard creates a watertight seal between the sink flange and the garbage disposal ring. The rubber cover covers the top of the sink drain and it opens in the center to allow water and food particles into the garbage disposal while keeping liquids a...Read more

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$11.77

Affresh Disposer Cleaner

Part #W10509526

This Affresh Disposal Cleaner 3 tablets. Specially formulated to clean and remove odor causing residues with a powerful foaming action.

$55.29

Seal and Nut Kit

Part #4211578

$145.97

Start Switch

Part #8174312

Seal

Part #1160

Mounting Ring

Part #5141

Snap Ring

Part #5166

Tailpipe

Part #8219

Washer

Part #2292A

Washer, thrust

Flange

Part #5170BE

Strainer flange

Shaft Seal

Part #4250

Seal, oil & water

Flange

Part #2593A

Tailpipe retaining flange

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Bernie - For model number BADGER 5

November 24, 2022

I plug itt in but it will not cut off the switch work but it want cut off

Hi Bernie, thank you for the question. The start switch might be shorted out. Use a multimeter to test the start switch for continuity. If the start switch has continuity all of the time, this indicates that the start switch is shorted out. If the start switch is shorted out, replace it with part number PS391145. We look forward to hearing from you if you need assistance with placing an order through our 7-days-a-week customer service. We hope this helps!

$145.97

Start Switch

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Common Symptoms of the BADGER 5

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Garbage comes back up sink

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Worn out splash guard

4 of 8 people found this instruction helpful.

Richard from CENTERVILLE, UT
Really Easy
15 - 30 mins

Ask my grandson to replace it. He’s a genius. He used hammer to release the disposer circular latch. He then removed the old splash guard and installed the new one. Love him

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Old splash guard torn and worn out.

John Wesley from Rochester, NY
A Bit Difficult
30 - 60 mins

Part was oversize, as furnished. So, we cut out the central working part and used silicone sealer to install into the disposal throat (above the old guard). Looks great and works like a charm!

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