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Forcefully turn the wrench first in a counterclockwise direction, then clockwise until the jam is cleared and the motor spins freely.Push the wrench down into the disposal from above and rotate it until its jaws lock onto the cutter wheel inside the disposal.If the disposal motor is still jammed, turn it with a special garbage disposal wrench.If it does not turn on, make sure that the thermal overload button is reset. From above, run water into the sink and turn on the disposal.Remove the wrench and plug in the disposal (or turn on the circuit breaker/fuse).If you can’t turn the motor, proceed to Step 3. It’s okay to use some force when turning the wrench, just be sure to support the disposal unit as you do. Use the wrench to manually turn the disposal’s motor shaft first counterclockwise, then clockwise until the obstruction is dislodged and the motor shaft spins freely.If you cannot locate the wrench that came with the disposal, a ¼-in. Insert into the hole the hex-head Allen wrench that came with the disposal.Next, locate the recessed hex-shaped hole in the bottom of the disposal.Confirm that the disposal is unplugged or the circuit breaker/fuse is off.If pressing the thermal overload doesn’t restore power to the disposal, call in a licensed electrician. If the motor hums, turn off the switch, unplug the disposal (or turn its circuit breaker/fuse off) and proceed to Step 2. down if it is tripped and should sit almost flush with the bottom once it is properly set). If this process fails to restore power to the disposal, flip the disposal’s wall switch off, reach inside the sink cabinet and press the thermal overload button located on the bottom of the disposal (it will be projected about 1/4-in.If you hear the disposal motor hum, immediately turn off the switch, unplug the disposal (or turn its circuit breaker/fuse off) and proceed to Step 2.If the circuit breaker is tripped or the fuse is blown, reset/replace it then return to the disposal and switch it on.First, confirm that electricity is flowing to the garbage disposal by first checking the appropriate circuit breaker or fuse at the main electrical panel.
HOW TO REPLACE GARBAGE DISPOSAL MOTOR HOW TO
In this how-to video, This Old House plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey shows how to fix one. If your garbage disposal suddenly stops working, there’s a good chance that it is simply jammed. 10 to 20 minutes Steps for Fixing a Jammed Garbage Disposal:
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