by General Electric
Buy new: $89.99
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Review & Description
GE Continuous Feed Disposer GFC325V. Unit Capacity: Large. Motor Horsepower: 1/3 HP. Mounting Type: EZ Mount. Control Type: Wall Switch. Feed Type: Continuous. Impellers: Dual Swivel; Jam Resistant; Stainless Steel. Armature Shaft Material: Cold-Rolled Carbon Steel. 2 Level Precutter: Yes. Drain Connector: Yes. Drain Elbow: Yes. Manual Reset Overload Protector: Yes. Sink Stopper: Yes. Splash Guard: Non-Removable. Grinding Speed: Over 2,500 RPM's. Turntable Material: Galvanized Steel. Quiet Package: Standard. Power Connection: Line Cord. Volts: 120V. Hertz: 60Hz. Amps: 4.0A. Parts Warranty: Limited 1-Year Entire Appliance. Labor Warranty: Limited 1-Year Entire Appliance. Warranty Notes: See Written Warranty For Full Details. Overall Width: 5 3/16. Overall Height: 12 11/16. Dishwasher Inlet Diameter: 3/4. Drain Outlet Diameter: 1 1/2. Net Weight: 8 Lbs.. Approx. Shipping Weight: 9 Lbs.. GE Consumer and Industrial spans the globe as an industry leader in major appliance, lighting and integrated industrial equipment systems and services. They provide solutions for commercial, industrial and residential use in more than 100 countries which uses innovative technologies and ecomagination. It's a GE initiative to aggressively bring to market new technologies that help customers and consumers meet pressing environmental challenges to deliver comfort, convenience and electrical protection and control. GE brings imagination to work. Available at AJ Madison. Disposer Their new GE disposers have a powerful grinding action that reduces food waste to small particles, making them safe for any properly sized septic system. The new insulation package assures quiet operation. Hardworking, quiet and easy to install, it's easy to see how the new GE Disposal will fit into every kitchen. How The Waste Disposer Works Food wastes are fed into the disposer through the sink drain opening. The wastes fall into the grinding mechanism and are shredded into particles small enough to be floated aw Read more
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