Depending on how much stuff you would typically run through your disposal would be whatever power garbage disposal you need to get.
For computer disposal you can try www.computerhope.com
THAT I DO NOT KNOW
The electric power is shut off
it won't work
it may be a siren for if their will be fire or something related. I know for a fact there is no siren on my disposal No fire in the hole!!
Yes but the breaker would be at your electrical panel, they do not have a breaker connected to the garbage disposal but they do have a reset button on the bottom of the garbage disposal. Most modern homes also have a GFI outlet linked to the garbage disposal. If your disposal is tripping breakers or GFI outlets I would consider that something is very wrong with your disposal, or you installed one with to much power!
If there is a sink there and electrical power, I don't know why you couldn't. Mount the switch either above the doors in the face of the cabinet or right inside the door.
I don't know... Can u tell me plz... I know my own
NIMBY
I don't know that "disposal" has a recognized abbreviation. You could try "disp." Also, you can abbreviate almost any word by simply dropping the vowels (other than the vowels at the beginning and end of the word). So, "disposal" = "dspsl."
Disconnect the power to the disposal, and VERIFY THAT THE POWER TO THE DISPOSAL IS OFF! If possible, LOCK the panel which contains this breaker or fuse, and TAG it with a WARNING tag to prevent the accidental re-energizing of the circuit. Then, remove the flour from the disposal. Once most of the flour is removed from the drain, what's left may 'flush' down the drain with a flow of water. If this proves not to be the case, the trap under the sink may need to be removed to facilitate clearing the clog. Once cleared, the drain should run freely. Once all is reassembled and running freely, the disposal can be put back into commission by unlocking the panel and turning on the power.
One of the most common problems encountered with a garbage disposal occurs when you try to turn the disposal on, but nothing happens. If you are experiencing this issue, there are several things you can try to fix the garbage disposal yourself before you go through the trouble of calling a professional repairman or replacing the disposal completely. Before you try anything, however, always remember that you should never put your hand down the drain and into the disposal as this is extremely dangerous. If your garbage disposal makes absolutely no noise when it is turned on, this signals that the problem is electrical in nature. The first thing you should do is verify that the garbage disposal is connected to the power source. Obviously, if the disposal isn't plugged in, it will not run. If you find that the disposal is properly connected to power, try pressing the Reset button typically located on the bottom of the disposal unit. In the event that pressing Reset doesn't work, the next thing you can do is check the circuit breaker to see if it has been turned off or tripped. If it has been tripped, simply turn it back on. If you have checked the power, reset the unit, and checked the circuit breaker and your disposal still refuses to make a sound, there is either something wrong with the switch or the disposal may need to be replaced. To check the switch, you must first locate it. It may be on the wall near the disposal or under the sink. Once you have located the switch, you can replace it to see if that solves the problem. Before you replace the switch, however, you must disable the circuit breaker that powers the garbage disposal. After you have replaced the switch, you should turn the circuit breaker back on and check to see if your garbage disposal is working. If the switch was faulty, the garbage disposal should run normally. In the event that none of the suggestions detailed above are successful, it is likely that your garbage disposal cannot be repaired and you will need to replace it. You can either do this yourself or call a professional to install the new disposal.