Before you remove a garbage disposal, gather the necessary tools like a screwdriver and hex key, and make sure to shut off the power to avoid accidents. To safely remove the garbage disposal, disconnect the drain pipe by loosening it with pliers or wrench and carefully pull it away from the unit. Disconnect the dishwasher hose in a similar way.

To safely remove a garbage disposal, the first and most important step is to shut off power. This will ensure that you don’t accidentally get electrocuted while working on the disposal. Before beginning any work, make sure to turn off the power supply by locating the circuit breaker for your kitchen or by unplugging it if it is hardwired.

Removing a garbage disposal can be expensive if you hire a plumber, so doing it yourself will save time and money, and it's pretty easy to tackle on your own. Remove a few PVC pipes, either by hand or with a wrench, and use a hex key or screwdriver to unlock the disposal from the mounting ring.

Your garbage disposal connects to your sewage system via the P-Trap. Use your pliers to loosen the nut connecting the pipe to your garbage disposal and then lift it away from the device. Make sure you keep all connections as this will connect to your new disposal. 6. Remove The Disposal