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On Sink/Countertop -
Model 76703 -
Model STS-SOSN -
Model 74300 -
Model 78251 sold with Essential XTR Disposer Packaged with SinkTop Switch -
On Sink/Countertop -
Under Sink
Water can get into the power module, posing a fire hazard.
Call 800-558-5700 or visit http://support.insinkerator.com/app/ask_safetynotice_form for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involves InSinkErator Single Outlet SinkTop Switches. The air activated switch mounts to the sink or countertop and is an alternative to the traditional wall switch for a garbage disposal. The model numbers are 76703, STS-SOSN, 78251 and 74300, and can be found on the back of the power module. InSinkErator is written on the front of the power module. The switches were sold with a chrome, white, or satin nickel button/bezel as an accessory for garbage disposals. Garbage disposals activated by a wall switch are not affected by this recall.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled switches and contact InSinkErator for a free SinkTop switch replacement.
InSinkErator has received 40 reports of water causing overheating damage to the power module and outlet beneath the sink. No injuries have been reported.
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