Bone Crusher Food-waste disposal · your observations
The useful name may be underneath the sink.
Read the motor-unit label if safely visible, not just the sink badge. Keep the existing switch, air button or stopper arrangement with the account. Humming, leaking and stopping are observations; none alone establishes a replacement component.
Identify the motor rather than the sink range
Sink, tap and disposer names can differ. The accessible motor label, operating control and existing connected arrangement help identify the installed unit. This guide does not specify a replacement or approve new installation work.
A hum replaces the normal running sound
Stop running the disposer. A restriction or motor-related enquiry needs the actual model and control arrangement. Never reach into the chamber with hands or tools, even to show what you think is caught.
Liquid is visible outside its usual route
Describe the first visible location and the stage of operation. Do not move connected equipment to trace a leak. Stop use where water approaches electrical parts or waste begins to back up.
When the fitting limits what you can see
Say which detail is not accessible in the normal position. Existing paperwork can help; preparing a request does not require lifting, dragging out or disconnecting equipment.
When a previous symptom seems to return
Mention earlier work using documents or dates you actually have. Similar behaviour can need a fresh assessment; the same phrase does not necessarily describe the same cause.
Reading the Bone Crusher label
Keep the full installed Bone Crusher designation, the actual product type and the existing control arrangement. This name identifies an enquiry route; it does not establish current manufacture, parts stock, replacement compatibility or acceptance of every product.
Discuss the proposed work
Call 0800 037 4915 with the model and sequence of events. Suitable work, charges and a Monday–Thursday appointment are checked for the individual request.