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From: RODALCO2007
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  • Hi. Our Model 65 is leaking water out the reset switch. Reading on the web leads me to think that the seal around the motor shaft has fails. Any ideas? Thanks

  • @EntropyDivideByZero Yes I think that has happened in your case.

    These units seem to corrode. I have done a small repair about 3 months ago where a new hole appeared due to corrosion.

  • Corrosion?-You should see cars in the northern US and Canada. Fenders and doors crumbling after 5-6 years and holes in floor panels. Sometimes carpet can be seen hanging out of perforated floors. I hate winter and road salt in the higher latitudes.

    BTW I tried to repair a sink disposal with worn brushes. But the motor casing was plastic with no provision for accessing the brushes- so in went a new Insinkerator like this one.

  • @Nivicoman Interesting you have them with brushes.

    Ours have an induction motor with start winding , so nu brushes to worry about and metal motor housing.

  • when you retire it ,use it for "assault & battery" disposal unit

  • @daewooparts I keep that in mind

  • patch it up or al weld it, the newer shit is plastics now !

  • Gotta be careful and not push too much down the thing at once it will plug up and uplugging it is a BITCH ahaha

  • @walkingfreak We grind everything in it including chicken bones.

    I have unplugged it once or twice when it got jammed. Not a nice job to do.

  • @RODALCO2007 damn when it gets jammed thats the worse or something that gets down there that you have to take a alan wrench and put it in the bottom and wiggle the whole damn blades and what not till it unjams and then you have to put it back on

  • @RODALCO2007

    The first thing I did was install one of these in my place as soon as I moved in (Insinkerator 777).. rated at "one horsepower".. Chicken bones, fruit pits, and the odd utensil or object thats NOT supposed to go down there will get destroyed with no effort whatsoever. Also used an old magnetic motor starter with a 24Vac coil in the basement and tiny little N.O and N.C buttons under the upper cabinet above the sink to control the unit.

  • O its a video from future.

    I think you mean the patch up work was done in December 2009.

    Cheers :D

  • @EMSfreak Thanks, I will correct that.

    Let's hope it will last till then.

  • @RODALCO2007

    No problems.

    By the way I really like your clock videos. I hope I will own a Hipp Toggle clock someday,

  • @EMSfreak Look on the web. The Favag is a very quiet Hipp Toggle clock., so are the 1 minute slaves.

    The Gents is also a Hipp Toggle, but the 30 seconds slave movement is very loud.

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