Garbage disposal leaks from the bottom of the motor housing, water dripping directly from the underside of the Reginox unit, internal LED flashes nine times.

Safety first: Turn off power at the breaker and unplug the unit if applicable. Place a bucket or tray under the disposal to catch water.

• Confirm leak source: Dry the exterior of the unit, then run water in the sink without operating the disposal. Observe whether water emerges from the bottom center of the housing.
• Check external connections: Ensure the sink flange, discharge elbow, and dishwasher inlet are not the actual sources of the leak. Wipe above areas and look for tracks of water.
• Internal leak diagnosis: If water clearly drips from the motor housing seam or bottom, the internal seals or chamber are compromised. These are not user-serviceable on Reginox disposals.
• Remove and replace: Disconnect the power, discharge pipe, and mounting assembly. Remove the disposal and install a new Reginox unit following the installation manual, ensuring all seals are correctly fitted.
• Do not operate with internal leak: Continued use can cause electrical shorts and corrosion, posing a safety risk.