Introduction of InSink Erator Septic-Assist Food Waste Disposers

Introducing the InSink Erator Septic-Assist Food Waste, a game-changer in waste disposal for homes with septic systems. With an estimated price range of $300 to $400 and a launch date in 2021, this product is a must-have for every eco-conscious homeowner. The Septic-Assist is designed to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills while ensuring the proper functioning of your septic system.

Specifications

Food Waste Disposers Dimensions

Submittal Sheet

The ideal choice for homes with septic systems.

• Easy Swap. Designed to fit existing InSinkErator disposers.
• 2-Stage MultiGrind Technology for tougher food scraps like chicken bones.
• Highest Durability. Alloy stainless steel components with Leak Guard Liner.
• Noise reduction with Sound Seal Technology.
• Features exclusive technology that injects Bio-Charge, a natural microorganism that helps break down food waste, into the grind chamber.

Sample Specification

Food Waste Disposer(s) shall be InSink Erator Model Evolution Septic Assist with Multi Grind and Sound Seal technologies, 3/4 HP motor, Stainless Steel Grind Chamber and components.

Description

The InSink Erator Septic-Assist Food Waste is a powerful and efficient waste disposal system specifically designed for homes with septic tanks. It features a two-stage grind technology that reduces waste into tiny particles, making it easier for your septic system to break down and process. The Septic-Assist also includes a built-in bio-charge chamber that releases millions of beneficial bacteria with every use, further aiding in the breakdown of waste and preventing septic system backups.

InSink Erator Septic-Assist Food Waste Disposers Setup Guide

Setting up the InSink Erator Septic-Assist Food Waste is a straightforward process that can be completed in a few simple steps:

1. Turn off the power to the disposal at the circuit breaker.
2. Disconnect the existing garbage disposal from the sink and mounting assembly.
3. Install the Septic-Assist mounting assembly following the manufacturer's instructions.
4. Connect the Septic-Assist to the sink and existing plumbing.
5. Restore power to the disposal at the circuit breaker and test the Septic-Assist for proper operation.

Food Waste Disposers Safety

• Food waste is roughly 80% water. By using your disposal regularly, you can help divert food waste from landfills and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. 
• Make sustainability a family affair by using your disposal. 
• After all, the  smallest changes can make the biggest impact. 

Troubleshooting

Common problems with the InSink Erator Septic-Assist Food Waste include clogs, leaks, and improper grinding. Here are some solutions and instructions to help you troubleshoot these issues:

• Clogs: If the disposal becomes clogged, turn off the power and use a plunger or auger to clear the blockage. Avoid putting large or hard-to-grind items down the disposal to prevent future clogs.
• Leaks: Check for loose connections or damaged plumbing if you notice water leaking from the disposal. Tighten any loose connections and replace any damaged plumbing as necessary.
• Improper Grinding: If the disposal is not grinding waste properly, check for large or hard-to-grind items in the disposal. Use a flashlight to inspect the grinding chamber for debris and remove any obstructions as necessary.

Warranty

8- Year parts and in-home service.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Reduces waste sent to landfills.
• Prevents septic system backups with built-in bio-charge chamber.
• Powerful and efficient two-stage grind technology.
• Easy to install and maintain.

Cons

• Higher price point compared to traditional garbage disposals.
• May require more frequent maintenance due to the build-up of beneficial bacteria in the bio-charge chamber.

Customer Reviews about InSink Erator Septic-Assist Food Waste Disposers

Customers love the InSink Erator Septic-Assist Food Waste for its eco-friendly design and efficient waste disposal. The built-in bio-charge chamber is a game-changer for homes with septic systems, preventing backups and extending the life of the septic tank. However, some customers have noted that the Septic-Assist requires more frequent maintenance than traditional garbage disposals.