The inner gasket came out of the unicouple for the sink. How do I put the gasket back into the unicouple?

Go to a plumbing store where the contractors
go & get the correct adaptor

Hi, I found this video on You Tube, regardless of manufacturer, the procedure is the same. Click on the link below. GE WD24X10066 UNICOUPLE ASM PartSelect

Usually this is due to a partially blocked drain. Most of the time the problem is either at the sink / garbage disposal connection or the Air-Gap is blocked near your sink. The air gap sticks up above the sink about 2.5 inches. You lift off the cover, unscrew the inner plastic nut NOTING the installed position of the upper / inner U cap and lift off the cap. There may be food particulate in there. Clean it out and put it back together. If you found nothing there then remove the hose from your under sink connection and clean the hole out that the hose connects to.

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yes there is a common part you can pick up at any hardware store. just replace this adapter with your sink airiator.

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The step by step procedure to replace the head gasket are:

1. Open door and pull on inside of gasket to expose screws or 1/4 nuts.
2. Loosen[do NOT remove] all screws and pull old gasket out.
3. Place new gasket in sink of hot water to soften it and put back around door.
4. Snug up a couple of screws on each side and test seal by shutting door.
5. You may need to adjust inner panel until just right..then tighten all screws

open door and pull on inside of gasket to expose screws or 1/4 nuts.. loosen[do NOT remove] all screws and pull old gasket out. place new gasket in sink of hot water to soften it and put back around door. snug up a couple of screws on each side and test seal by shutting door..you may need to adjust inner panel until just right..then tighten all screws

Put plumbers putty around the flange that will be in contact with the sink. When you put it into the hole, try to line up the overflow as good as possible. The nut that goes onto the bottom (tailpiece) has a rubber gasket that will go between the nut & the sink. Adding some plumbers putty here won't hurt. After all is secure, just remove the putty that squeezed out from tightening.

Here is the part you need to fix the unicoupler: http://www.repairclinic.com/SSPartDetail.aspx?s=t-612568-%3d%3di612568&PartID=612568 The ring didn't fit on mine, so I just used the old one. Pull back the old ring, pry off the c-spring with your nails, and replace the coil spring, teeth, ring, and c-spring.

Hi, I think it's time for a new one Sorry!!!

I ordered it from a local appliance repair shop. It is a unic.repair kit and has the following numbers on the package. B21902X/1 and WD35M27 It cost about $25 CDN.