Disposal splashes water and food particles back up into the sink during operation.

Safety first: Turn OFF the disposal before touching the sink opening.

• Step 1 – Inspect splash guard: Check if the rubber splash guard is present and seated properly in the sink flange. Look for tears or deformation.
• Step 2 – Clean guard: Remove and clean the guard to restore flexibility. Built-up grease can prevent the flaps from closing properly.
• Step 3 – Replace if damaged: Install a Teka-compatible replacement splash guard matched to your sink flange diameter.
• Step 4 – Adjust water flow: Reduce tap flow slightly during operation to minimize upward spray.