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 morend food from splashing out or back into the sink. This should fix any issue or symptom of garbage coming back out of your sink. Refer to the manufacturer-approved instructional diagram for installation and accurate guidance.
This stopper is essential for preventing water and food waste from escaping your sink. It creates a seal with its black gasket, allowing your sink to hold water or enabling your garbage disposal to function effectively. It is plugged into the sink drain. A damaged stopper may have cracks or chips, causing water to drain out even when the ...Read morestopper is closed. It is crucial to replace a broken stopper promptly as it hinders your ability to fill the sink for soaking and dishwashing, and it can lead to garbage disposal clogs. To remove a broken stopper, simply pry it out of the sink drain and install a new one. This OEM stopper is available for individual purchase.
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stopper leaks
6 of 11 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Rex from Waukesha, WI
Really Easy
Less than 15 mins
roll 0n new gasket
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Worn out splash guard
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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!