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Unclogging a Garbage Disposal
1- Locate the operating manual of your garbage disposal, if you can. It can advise you about the necessary garbage disposal repairs and give you a schematic of the disposal before you take anything apart.
2- Find the hex wrench that came with your fingertips. This device is usually kept close to disposal for minor repairs.
- A hex wrench is a small, thin metal tool. It has 6 sides and tightens the mounting bolts to the disposal. It is often referred to as a hex key and is used for the repair of bicycles and furniture.
3- Switch the garbage disposal off using the circuit breaker. Occasionally, the wall switches are not properly wired, so there should be no risk that the power will hit the throttles.
4- Place a torch above the garbage disposal. Seek to see the disposal and find the cause of the clogging.
5- Remove the cover of the drain or the rubber catch, if possible.
6- Stick the handle of a hex or wooden spoon to the disposal. Move it from one hand to the other between the thrusters and try to release any food trapped.
- When you find a hard object, such as a rock, try to grab it with tongs and pull it up. It is easier to force it down on the hoses.
7- Turn on the power once you believe the disposal is unencumbered.