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How to Remove Broken Glass From Garbage Disposal! #plumbing #diy #plumber #helpingothers

What happens here

Move under the sink to access the garbage disposal unit. Locate the drain pipe (often a P-trap or direct pipe) connected to the side outlet of the disposal. Use a screwdriver to loosen the bolts that secure this pipe to the disposal unit. Once loosened, gently slide the drain pipe off the disposal outlet. Have a bucket ready to catch any residual water or debris that may spill from the pipe or disposal.

Goal: Before removing the disposal, disconnect the drain pipe connected to its side outlet. This typically involves loosening bolts with a screwdriver to release the pipe.

Tools and materials

  • Bucket (optional)
  • Protective Gloves
  • Screwdriver

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the garbage disposal. >> See it? >> There's still some more glass in here. Her disposal is not that old. Before we crank it on again, we're going to pull this off to get all this stuff cleaned out. Let's get back here with our screwdriver. We're going to remove these two bolts to slide our peach wrap over. She has the tool right up here on the counter. You can grab with your finger around the bolt and pop this piece out. That is going to unlock this mechanism.

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