Garburator Repair

When your garburator, or garbage disposal, stops working you quickly realize its convenience. A garburator makes kitchen cleanup a breeze, but as with any appliance, it may require maintenance or repair over time. However, there's no need to worry because Mr. Rooter Plumbing offers fast and affordable garburator repair services.

In this article, we'll discuss the essential aspects of garburator maintenance and repair to help you keep your kitchen running smoothly.

Common Garburator Issues

Garbage disposals endure daily wear and tear and are susceptible to various issues.

Below are some common problems that a garburator can develop:

• The motor hums but doesn't grind
• Grinding noises are noticeably louder than usual
• It starts to run but shuts off before you turn it off
• There are leaks below the garburator
• Water does not drain past the device
• The unit does not turn on

Pro Tip: If your garburator suddenly stops working, first check if the circuit breaker has tripped on your circuit panel. There's often a separate circuit breaker on the disposal itself, typically a red "reset" button. If resetting the circuit breaker works, you're in the clear! However, if your garburator continues to trip the breaker, there's likely a wiring shortage, and it's time to call a professional like Mr. Rooter.

Garburator Care Tips

To extend your garburator's lifespan and prevent breakdowns, proper care is essential. Regular maintenance can also prevent unpleasant odors.

Here are some tips for keeping your garbage disposal in top shape:

• Avoid disposing of potato peels, eggshells, fish skins, large amounts of grease, or coffee grounds in your garburator.
• Avoid overloading the disposal with large quantities of food waste, which can strain the motor.
• Regularly freshen your garburator by grinding lemon juice and ice cubes, or ice cubes and dish soap. Avoid grinding citrus with the peel still on to prevent clogs.
• Treat your disposal monthly with a mixture of vinegar and baking soda to remove buildup and harmful bacteria. Pour ½ cup of baking soda, followed by ½ cup of distilled white vinegar down the drain with the disposal turned off. Let it sit until the foaming stops, then rinse with water and drain.
• Schedule routine professional maintenance checks to catch issues early and prevent major breakdowns.

Learn more about the factors that can impact garburator lifespan.

Why Professional Garburator Repair Maintenance is Necessary

Addressing garbage disposal problems early on can prevent major breakdowns and save you money in the long run. A professional technician can diagnose and fix issues efficiently to ensure that your garburator operates smoothly.

Garburators are indispensable kitchen appliances that make cleanup a breeze. However, when these devices encounter issues, prompt garburator repair is essential to maintain a functional kitchen. Mr. Rooter Plumbing offers reliable and affordable repair services.

Whether your garburator shuts off on its own or makes an alarming grinding noise, you can count on Mr. Rooter for professional garburator repair and garburator installation. Garbage disposals can be complicated to repair using DIY methods. Trust the licensed experts at Mr. Rooter to repair your garbage disposal and restore your kitchen to its like-new condition.

Find Mr. Rooter Garburator Repair Proffessionals in Your Local Area

We're here to help you maintain your garburator and keep your kitchen running smoothly. It’s important to note that garbage disposal repair will play an essential role in reducing waste and promoting sustainability. Repairing a malfunctioning unit, rather than replacing it, aligns with eco-friendly practices and conserves resources.

Don't hesitate to give us a call or request a job estimate online to ensure your garburator continues to make kitchen cleanup a breeze.