Frigidaire 3/4 HP Corded Garbage Disposal for Kitchen Sinks | FF75DISPC1

This Frigidaire garbage disposal checked all the boxes: Competitive price, powerful, and well reviewed by homeowners and Consumer Reports. The installation was straightforward and easy, altogether it took me about 45 minutes. The disposal works really well, it has no issue with food scraps or old leftovers. I don’t like the splash guard included due to the holes on it, so I just purchased a different one from another brand that didn’t look like it would get as dirty. This unit is surprisingly quiet. It’s slightly more quiet than the 3/4 horsepower Insinkerator 3 disposal I previously had that randomly stopped working after about 8 years. My only real criticism is that the silver guard does not fit cast iron sinks due to the larger diameter of the sink flange. Frigidaire did not have anything in manual or online listings about this, I had to ask my friend who’s a plumber and he let me know why it doesn’t fit all the way around.

Arrived on time well packaged. The hard work was getting the old unit out. This new disposal came with metal attaching components, not plastic and equipped with an electric plug for easy connection. Over all it was easy to install. It runs very quiet and quickly disposes garbage. It is a good value.

Easy install. Great price. Impressed with how quiet it operates. Note one thing-the power cord is 31" long so if your outlet is greater than that distance you need to install a new electrical outlet or order a cord extension. ( my oulet was 34" inches away - lol )

This thing got consumer reports top rating last time they tested garbage disposals, so after deciding to finally install a garbage disposal I figured we’d give this a try rather than buying one of the more traditional ISE ones for double the price. So far it seems to work great and it’s very quiet. It’s almost silent when running “empty” (water only) and the only time you get noise is when it has stuff to grind. Even the grinding noises are muffled somewhat. The only gripe I have is the the effectiveness of their magnetic silverware guard ring thing seems greatly exaggerated. I’m unsure if its because they used magnets that are too weak, or if our silverware just lacks iron content, or both, but attempting some tests it really doesn’t seem like the magnets do much. I’d say the rubber skirt thing does more to prevent spoon-grinding accidents than the magnets. - anything dropped directly in the center of the drain is going in. Magnets do nothing, rubber does nothing because there an open hole there. - something sliding along the bottom of the sink is more likely to get diverted away from the drain hole, but not if it’s made of non-ferrous alloy that isn’t attracted to magnets. This includes stuff like aluminum as well as stainless steel (which contains ether much less iron compared to carbon steel or sometimes no iron). - as previously mentioned, I think the thick heavy rubber skirt does more than anything else to prevent stuff from accidentally going down than any magnets do. But since that’s so heavy, the magnets only need to do a little diversion to keep something from hitting the small open center hole. Unfortunately they can’t even do that to a spoon or fork containing no iron. So I’d probably give this 5 stars if it weren’t for the exaggerated claims about the silverware guard. The heavy rubber and magnets do help some but you’re still going to have to maintain the same level of vigilance to prevent a spoon-grinding incident. Do not depend on this feature at all or some spoons and forks are getting rekt.

First off what ever food disposer you choose, I'm suggesting the 3 bolt system if you're a little short on specialty plumbing tools. Now for the 1/2 hp Frigidaire unit. 1) very quite 2) plenty of power 3) easy installation If I had one criticism, it would be you have coax the scrapes a bit but not enough to take a star away

So far so good! Much quieter than the Kenmore unit it replaced. Installation was straight forward and I had the whole job done in less that 20 minutes. It's only the 2nd time I've ever replaced one so I feel that I'm a novice at best. Does have a bit of a loud "clack" when first turned on and empty as the pulverizer blades spin outward. Handy magnet collar that is supposed to keep metal utensils from going into the unit but most of my silverware is stainless so it doesn't do me a lot of good but still a nice feature.

Real pleased with this Frigidaire Disposal. Consumer Reports rates this as the best performing and at a much lower price than other comparable brands, like InSinkerator, Moen, etc. 3/4 HP and still very quiet. Install was fairly easy, as easy as any other brand I decided to make hard wire connections prior to mounting the disposal under the sink, I think that was way easier then mounting then wiring. Highly recommend this product.

Quiet, powerful, recommended, easy to install.

I don’t do reviews, but this thing warrants it. I had a badger that had died after only 5 years, and only had a 3 year warranty. So this Frigidaire seemed a great balance of power and affordability. On top of that, it has a 12 year warranty. It has double the power of the same priced badger, is much quieter than the badger, and has 4x the warranty. Absolutely fantastic purchase

Great little unit - good value but noisy

Llevo 15 días usándolo. No hace ruido excesivo. Facilísimo de instalar. Tritura fácilmente. No creo que pueda triturar huesos de aguacate, de durazno o huesos de carne. Yo tengo el de 1 1/4 caballos de fuerza. Requiere un interruptor de aire que se compra por separado.

The Frigidaire food disposal unit is probably a great unit except it's not compatible with the Australian 240volt power point outlets. Unfortunately I did not find this out until I received the item and saw 120volts printed on the box and power cord being completely different. This should have been made clear in the description but was not. It only stated as a corded food disposal unit.

It’s much quieter than our previous disposal. So far so good