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Splash Guard
$32.69
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX11742344
Manufacturer Part Number
WP4211334
This is a flexible rubber cover that fits over the top of the sink drain. It opens up in the middle and will allow you to feed water or food items into a garbage disposal while keeping liquids and smaller food particles from splashing back into the sink.
Fixes these symptoms

Installation Instructions

Greg from Ridgefield, WA
There were 2 problems. KitchenAid does not have installation instructions for this model. One step in the take down/installation wwas tough.
I found that while KitchenAid did not have any info on KCD1250S1, it did have instructions for KCBD250S1 and the two are very similar. so I used those instructions - which were not as complete as one would like, but with some experimentation they gave me enough clues that it worked. First, do not remove the red cover or the Styrofoam that is underneath the plastic. Second, the removal of the disposal was easy once I learned that the key was to stick a Allen head screwdriver into one of the round metal openings that hide above the red plastic cover. Then shove the screwdriver (which will rotate the metal fitting) clockwise when you are underneath looking upward. Catch the heavy disposal when it decides to come loose. Do everything to get the new parts into place, it's easy. Put the Flange, seals and brackets in place and tighten the screws. The next step is putting the screwdriver into one of the rotating flange metal holes, then forcing the heavy disposal completely up into the flange fitting (I had to look down through the sink drain hole and guess where everything really was), and shoving the screwdriver (rotate the flange) counter clockwise, again when looking up from beneath the disposal. I suspect that if you do this a few times it gets easier. It now works perfectly. Read more...
Affresh Disposer Cleaner
$7.68
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX12676863
Manufacturer Part Number
W10509526
This Affresh Disposal Cleaner 3 tablets. Specially formulated to clean and remove odor causing residues with a powerful foaming action.
Stopper
$21.87
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX357363
Manufacturer Part Number
4211300
Used with garbage disposals.
Splash Guard
$27.70
Special Order
Fix Number
FIX357521
Manufacturer Part Number
4211615
This is a flexible rubber cover that is over the top of the sink drain. It keeps liquids and smaller food particles from splashing back into the sink.
Sink Flange Gasket/Seal
$7.95
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX11742343
Manufacturer Part Number
WP4211302
Fixes these symptoms

Installation Instructions

Kert from CONROE, TX
Original from years ago but the rubber seal flaked and broke.
Any stoppers you get from home depot or elsewhere, still leak. Got this from this site for this Disposer and works fine. Read more...
Stopper
$33.36
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX357507
Manufacturer Part Number
4211577
Used with garbage disposals.

Installation Instructions

Greg from Ridgefield, WA
There were 2 problems. KitchenAid does not have installation instructions for this model. One step in the take down/installation wwas tough.
I found that while KitchenAid did not have any info on KCD1250S1, it did have instructions for KCBD250S1 and the two are very similar. so I used those instructions - which were not as complete as one would like, but with some experimentation they gave me enough clues that it worked. First, do not remove the red cover or the Styrofoam that is underneath the plastic. Second, the removal of the disposal was easy once I learned that the key was to stick a Allen head screwdriver into one of the round metal openings that hide above the red plastic cover. Then shove the screwdriver (which will rotate the metal fitting) clockwise when you are underneath looking upward. Catch the heavy disposal when it decides to come loose. Do everything to get the new parts into place, it's easy. Put the Flange, seals and brackets in place and tighten the screws. The next step is putting the screwdriver into one of the rotating flange metal holes, then forcing the heavy disposal completely up into the flange fitting (I had to look down through the sink drain hole and guess where everything really was), and shoving the screwdriver (rotate the flange) counter clockwise, again when looking up from beneath the disposal. I suspect that if you do this a few times it gets easier. It now works perfectly. Read more...

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