GFC1020 GE Garbage Disposall Food Waste Disposer 1 HP

GE Kitchen Garbage Disposals

A GE (General Electric) in-sink food-waste disposal appliance, or garbage disposal, will quietly grind up and eliminate kitchen scraps and food waste to help keep your trash free of odors for a cleaner, healthier cooking and dinning space.

GE GFC1020T Disposal Model Features:

Heavy Duty Motor

Super capacity continuous feed disposer

Stainless Steel Grinding System with Stainless Steel Anti-Jam Blades

2-level precutter

Manual reset overload protector

QuietPower III Sound Insulation Package

EZ Mount installation 

Removable Splash Guard

Drain Connector

Septic System Safe

The General Electric GFC1020T Disposal is a continuous feed food waste disposer with a high RPM and powerful motor to grind up and properly dispose of your kitchen waste quickly, quietly, and efficiently. Made of durable materials, such as stainless-steel blades and high density plastic housing, this disposal is built to last. Considering the EZ Mount system, Drain Boost design, and sound reduction package, this GE kitchen appliance disposes of other brand disposals effortlessly.

GE GFC1020T Disposal Model Specs:

1 HP Heavy Duty Motor

2800 RPM grinding action

Item Weight: 13 pounds

Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 8.5 x 14.5 inches

Inlet/Outlet Diameters:

o Dishwasher inlet diameter (in.) 3/4

o Drain outlet diameter (in.) 1-1/2

Use GFC1020T Garbage Disposal With:

This product fits most, if not all, standard sink brands. Confirm disposal inlet dimension with sink drain specifications.

Disposal Warranty:

- 1 Year Full Replacement Warranty (shipping not included) (Deal direct with us for this)

- 6 Year Limited Warranty (deal direct with GE for this)

Installation instructions: http://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=49-55008-1.pdf 

Garbage Disposal Installation Tips:

1. Always double check that the power to the kitchen/work area is turned off.

2. When removing old garbage disposal and sink flange assembly, take note of the arrangement.

3. Inspect the sink and dishwasher drain lines for excessive coating or blockage, such as hardened grease. Remove with buildups with a plumber’s snake.

4. Be sure to remove old sealing materials entirely from the sink surfaces, top and bottom, in order to prevent future leaks around the replacement disposal.

Garbage Disposal Use Tips:

If not operated or maintained properly, a garbage disposal can easily break down, block and clog the drains and cause a long list of expensive plumbing and drain nightmares.

Keep your garbage disposal clean. Occasionally run with cold water and a little dish soap.

Use garbage disposal regularly. Infrequent use can lead to corrosion.

Only run the disposal under a solid flow of cold water.

Don’t place excess food waste into the disposal. Large pieces, bones, or fibrous or starchy materials, such as corn husks and potato skins can jam the disposal and clog drain pipes. 

Never pour grease or oil down the drain and through your garbage disposal. These fats will solidify, causing buildups and clogs.

Harsh cleaning chemicals, like bleach or drain cleaner, may damage the disposal’s blades and drain pipe. Don’t use them.