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Pretty straight forward. As said below, take your time & follow -- CLT Hokie1 03/18/2016 12:43PM You getting a clarkman? ** -- All The Way 03/17/2016 10:07PM Upon further inspection- may not be entire disposal -- PUAhokie 03/17/2016 5:13PM Follow the directions and take your time and you'll have no -- Hokie5150 03/17/2016 2:42PM Not sure there is a mistake you can make. Pretty hard to screw up -- typed by ben 03/17/2016 2:10PM Frederick mentioned the biggest mistake you can make -- Tafkam Hokie 03/17/2016 4:22PM Serious reply inside... -- Frederick Hokie 03/17/2016 1:55PM If connecting a dishwasher drain -- CantTameLane 03/17/2016 1:51PM Avoid using a pig like the flintstones ** -- HokieDan95 03/17/2016 1:46PM Buy the same model if you can -- vtpaul82 03/17/2016 1:42PM There are Sears models that are the same as Insinkerator -- Hokie in CT 03/17/2016 4:31PM #1, turn off the circuit breaker. Don't forget to turn it back on :) ** -- thankbud 03/17/2016 1:29PM I just unplugged mine ** -- TheNuke 03/17/2016 6:12PM Doing this on my own ** -- BJ Slade 03/17/2016 1:23PM Big ditto on this one. Eventually got it right, but what I thought would -- Late 80s Hokie 03/17/2016 1:50PM They're pretty simple. Cracking you head on the cabinet hurts, BTW. ** -- 48zip 03/17/2016 1:23PM Yep...the contortionist moves required to get under the sink is the only -- Hokie5150 03/17/2016 2:43PMTech Sideline is Presented By:
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