Electric salt grinder rhpk100 assembly

To give you a answer please give make and model and what you dismantled. As I have no idea what you are on about.

Without taking the machine apart, it will be virtually impossible to know what the squealing is from or how to fix it. The device will have to be diss-assembled to examine what the problem actually is, fix it, and them re-assembled. If you camn't do it, or don't have the tools, then call a few places around town to see who can do the work and how much it will cost you. IF the machine is under warranty, and you have proof-of-purchase, it can be replaced or repaired for NO CHARGE. CONTACT KRUPS on their 1-800 number toll free line and ask for a cutomer service representative and explain your problem to them, and they will advise you.

I had the same problem with too fine a grind when I took mine completely apart to clean (including the lower burr). The solution I finally came around to was to further tighten the star-shaped screw which holds the lower burr assembly in place. I had originally just tightened it until the lower burr until the lower burr assembly started to turn with the screw, but that wasn't enough. So I held the assembly in place and tightened the screw further and I'm back to my previous grind coarseness/fineness.

If you need help assembling the head, you can view a video at shaveroutlet.com. See link below and scroll down for video

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/norelco-philips-hq8-spectra-sensotec-replacement-heads-p-251.html

Go to the manufaturers web site. Order a new switch and assembly diagram.

If disposal has loose parts inside, you have to replace the disposal.
If disposal still work and doesn't vibrate and loosen pipes under sink, then it's ok.
The don't sell replacement parts for disposals.

I wrote tips for replacing disposals:

When I worked apartment maintenance, we replaced disposal with same brand disposal.
That way we didn't have to change out sink basket or move pipes around under the sink.
How to: Disconnect 2 nuts on p-trap and trap falls loose.
Rotate steel connector disk that holds disposal to sink basket, and disposal comes off.
Before installing new disposal.
Attach electric wire to new disposal.
Attach dishwasher tube to new disposal. Knock out plug inside dishwasher opening.
Push new disposal up into place, and attach to old sink basket.
Use new connector washer.
Attachment ring catches at three points, all three have to connect.
Re-assemble tubular pipe.



If this is your home, you want new sink basket that comes with new disposal because it looks shiny and new.
Buy a tub of plumbers putty also.
Remove old sink basket and clean sink opening.
Put finger-size roll of plumbers putty around sink opening, and then push new strainer basket into plumbers putty.
Tighten basket from below, wipe away excess putty around sink opening.
Install new disposal as described above.



Tips for tubular pipes:
When taking apart tubular pipes, start at p-trap and take apart as few pieces as needed to do job.
On image above, loosen both upper and lower nuts, trap falls loose, and then work on disposal.
Any tubular drain pipe that gets moved while working under sink needs to be disassembled, cleaned and re-assembled.
Metal pipes have rubber washer >> always use new rubber washers.
Plastic pipes have plastic washers > plastic washers can be cleaned and re-used.
Plastic washers have flat side that goes toward nut, tapered side away from nut.



When reassembling tubular pipe, we use rectorseal on washers and joints.
Slap a good amount on washer just before pushing washer in place and attaching nut.
Rectorseal will ensure tubular drain pipes won't leak.

The eductor assembly is plugged and the unit is not drawing brine. The eductor assembly looks like a space capsule it is on the left side of the valve. It needs to be taken apart and cleaned.
Here is the link for the manual.
http://products.geappliances.com/ApplProducts/Dispatcher?REQUEST=SpecPage&Sku=GNWH38F
RJ

Here is a link I found for the rear tire assembly. I think it will take some playing around to make sure everything is just right.

http://www.pocketbikeplanet.com/showthread.php?t=52784

I own a Saeco Incanto Deluxe. It employs the ceramic grinder that has worked flawlessly for 3-4 years. One day it stopped and "Grinder Blocked" appeared. I removed the entire grinder unit, cleaned it thoroughly and calibrated the grinder. This did not fix the problem. After many similar attempts, I found the entire grinder assembly (motor, grinder etc.) online for $149.00. Install of the new assembly took me five minutes and it works perfectly. Please note that the ceramic grinding blades (there are two round ones that must be aligned corrrectly) cost $40 a piece (same site where I found the entire assembly for $149). My suggestion--save yourself the agony and replace the assembly if cleaning and calibration fails.