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I have a Insinkerator, model Badger 5, 1/2 HP, that is not very
consistent at grinding a load. The motor runs quietly and the blades on the on the rotating plate seem to swivel freely yet it doesn't complete the job. The unit is about 6 years old and the cutting surface on the outside perimeter does look a little worn and is rusty but I wouldn't expect that to affect the operation. I'm looking at this for an older couple so I have no day-to-day experience with the unit but i did not do much with a handful of carrots we tried to feed it. And the homemaker says it just doesn't work well. Any advice? I hate to replace it for them without seeing something really out of whack with it. John Keith |
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