8
Read all the instructions before using the disposer.
REMEMBER! Always keep hands away from a disposer when it is running.
1
Always keep your hands away from disposer when it is running.
3
Keep safety baffle over throat of disposer.
2
Push STOP button on control panel and shut off electrical power to the panel before attempting
to clear a jam.
4
To reduce risk or injury by materials that may be expelled from the unit, do not put the following
items into a disposer:
A.
Clam or oyster shells
B.
Drain cleaner or corrosive detergents
C.
Glass, china or plastics
D.
Metal such as bottle caps, tin or aluminum cans, etc.
6
When attempting to clear a jam in a disposer use a Salvajor dejamming tool or a long wooden
object to reverse rotation
5
TYPICAL SALVAJOR DISPOSER TO CONE BOWL / DEEP SINK INSTALLATION
NOTE: Above Installation Per UL Standard 430 Height Requirements.
Warning!
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
INTERNAL
THROAT
OPENING
6
1
/
2
" ID
CONE BOWL/
DEEP SINK
DISPOSER
TOP HOUSING
5
3
/
8
"
MIN.
CONTROLS
Per UL 430, install using a UL-listed electrical control panel.
The following Salvajor electrical control panels manufactured as of 11-01-96
comply with UL Standard 430 Section 28.3.1 (Exception 1) and 28.3.2:
model numbers MSS, MSS-LD, MRSS, MRSS-LD, ARSS-2, ARSS, and ARSS-LD.
HOPPERS, SINKS & CONE BOWLS
Risk of injury to persons from hazardous moving parts.
Serious injury possible if not properly installed with a
UL-listed hopper, sink or cone.
All Salvajor cone bowls and chutes are designed and built
per UL Standard 430 Section 7 Enclosures, subsection 7.1.2
(Exception 1), 7.1.3, and 7.1.6 using 16 Gauge nominal
stainless steel sheet.
All replacement cones/ hoppers, sinks and chutes used with
Salvajor disposers should be of equal construction per the
above standard.
The following Salvajor cones manufactured as of 11-01- 96
comply with UL Standard 430 Section 28.3.1 (Exception 1)
and 28.3.2:
P/N CB-12, CB-15, CB-18.
Printed in USA
Form No. II-DISP-9-BH
