The splash guard, also known as a mounting gasket, is used for garbage disposals. The guard creates a tight seal between the sink and the garbage disposal ring. This part is black in color and made of rubber. It covers the top of the sink drain and it opens in the center to allow water and food particles into garbage disposal. It does thi...Read mores while ensuring liquids and food do not splash back into the sink. This should be a solution to your issue of garbage coming back out of the sink. Refer to the instructional diagram provided by the manufacturer for installation instructions.
This sink flange is used in kitchen sinks to create a tight seal between the sink and the garbage disposal ring. The rubber cover that fits on top of the drain has an opening in the middle to allow water and food particles into the garbage disposal, while making sure liquids and smaller food pieces do not splash back into the sink. If gar...Read morebage is splashing back into your sink, make sure to replace this part to solve the issue. Refer to the manual provided by the manufacturer for further installation instructions.
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Deteriating splash guard
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Brian from North Charleston, SC
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The splash guard for the disposer was deteriorating and kept falling into the disposer and getting chewed up making it even less reliable. I purchased two different 'universal' splash guards at the hardware store. Neither of them fit. I finally crawled under the sink with my eyeglasses and a flash light to find the model number. I se
... Read morearched for the model number on part select and received veery quickly. I just popped it in (less than a minute) and now everything is wonderful. Don't buy a new disposer (my wife wanted me to) buy the replacement part that is giving you trouble at PartSelect!
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Splash guard was worn out
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Phyllis from Avon, MN
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Purchased new one and just put into the hole.
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Lost or misplaced splash guard
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Roger from Star City, WV
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What a snap just push it in and all is OK. Tried the generic one from Lowes didn,t work. This was great and cheap including shiping charge.