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Drive Gear Kit
Fix Number FIX398589
Manufacturer Part Number 882699
This is a genuine OEM drive gear kit for your trash compactor. It includes the drive gear, pin spring, a retaining clip which is also known as a c-ring, ram stop, and the ram cam. The ram is used to compact the trash and if it is getting stuck, making excess noise, or is not stopping at the end of the cycle, then the drive gear may need to be replaced. Before beginning this repair, please be sure to disconnect the power supply to the trash compactor.
Fixes these symptoms
- Compactor ram gets stuck
- Doesn’t stop at end of compacting cycle
- Noisy
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Installation Instructions
John from RUTHERFORD, NJ
Trash compactor ram was not working.
Watched the video and followed the directions step by step.
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$7.59
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Touch-Up Paint - White
Fix Number FIX385132
Manufacturer Part Number 72017
18ml
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Al from Cape Coral, FL
No heat when trying to dry clothes .
Followed instructions on your videos. Everything went as planned and the dryer works like new....
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$16.40
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Drawer Roller
Fix Number FIX11747573
Manufacturer Part Number WP9871602
This is a genuine OEM replacement part. This bearing roller is commonly used in the assembly of trash compactors, it allows you to easily slide the container out of the appliance. If the drawer becomes challenging to open or close it could be an issue with the roller. There is one located on each side of the compactor, however these are sold individually. Before repairing your appliance disconnect it from the power source.
Fixes these symptoms
- Drawer is hard to open and or close
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Installation Instructions
Ben from Howell, MI
Trash Compactor the drawer was very hard to open
In replacing the old partial rusted drawer slides had rusted screw with nuts that spun had to drill them out and replaced front larger bolt and nut the rear screw used a larger sheet metal screw. The wheels and bearing with on easy the instructions showed a modification to remove a tab for the different wheel assembly and installed just like the instructions. When done the drawer will slide out with just touch of your foot on open tab GREAT!! I was looking at buying a new compactor the repair saved me about 700 $. Thanks a lot. Never had a trash Compactor before this great and it keeps my puppy out of trash.
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Directional Switch
Fix Number FIX11744742
Manufacturer Part Number WP777811
This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. This is a top limit and directional switch that is designed for use with trash compactors. This switch will interrupt the current that flows to the motor when the ram reaches the top of the compactor. When the ram reaches the top of the compactor this switch reverses the motor direction. You may have a problem with your switch if you compactor won?t stop running at the end of the cycle. Before you replace this part make sure you have unplugged your trash compactor.
Fixes these symptoms
- Compactor ram gets stuck
- Doesn’t stop at end of compacting cycle
- Noisy
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Installation Instructions
Kenneth from New Tazewell, TN
Quit after 38 years. Suggested a switch (s) failure
Removed two screws on front panel which allowed panel to become easily reachable. Replacement of rotary switch kit very simple. Did not replace sectional switch at this time. Back in operation.
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$144.55
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Rotary Switch Kit
Fix Number FIX382679
Manufacturer Part Number 675382
This kit comes with an on-off rotary switch and two chrome knobs.
Fixes these symptoms
- Doesn’t stop at end of compacting cycle
- Won’t start
- Won’t stay on
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Installation Instructions
Chad from Moreno Valley, CA
Trash Compactor would not stop after cycle and would make a ton of noise
I had a couple of problems with my trash compactor, it was present in the home when we bought it. First it wouldn't turn on, the on/off switch was broken so I replaced the switch and knob assembly. Then the unit would run through a cycle and wouldn't stop at the end and would make a loud banging noise. My directional switch was the suspect at first because it was in bad shape to begin with, looked like it had gotten stuck at some point and bent the arm. I replaced the directional switch and it didn't help. Then I realized that the on/off/start panel showed that the start button was stuck in the on position. This was delivering constant current and wouldn't allow the unit to stop. DON'T spend $150 for a new start/on/off panel. I took the panel off and separated the front from the back to expose the buttons from the inside. The start button was stuck so I took the parts out and reassembled them, they're all little plastic and metal pieces that interlink. After I reassembled the buttons' insides I reassembled the panel and reinstalled it. The unit works fine now.
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Drive Motor
Fix Number FIX3652693
Manufacturer Part Number W10439651
This motor operates the trash compactor press that helps compacts the trash.
Installation Instructions
Scott from Derby, KS
Motor Failed On Unit
New motor arrives and is designed as a replacement across several models. It was necessary to replace all the wire end and crimp on the supplied smaller spade terminals. Only issue was the wire length on the unit was short and made it tough to reach. Followed the instructions for placement and result was great. Took me about 21/2 hours to complete
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$52.75
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Power Nut
Fix Number FIX11744741
Manufacturer Part Number WP777533
This power nut is intended for use with trash compactors.
Fixes these symptoms
- Compactor ram gets stuck
- Doesn’t stop at end of compacting cycle
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Installation Instructions
James from Anchorage, AK
The bar that the rollers fit into has a lip on the front.
The lip on the front of the bar had to be bent so it was almost straight out so a wrench could be put on the nut to remove the old roller. There was not room enough to get on the nut with pliers or wrench and turn it. much more difficult than the instructions laid out.
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Wheel Assembly - Kit of 2
Fix Number FIX398587
Manufacturer Part Number 882688
This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. This wheel assembly kit is for use with trash compactors. The kit included two wheel bearings. These bearings allow the container drawer to slide out of the compactor with ease. There is one installed on each sides of the compactor, located at the base of the frame. Before repairing your appliance make sure it is unplugged.
Fixes these symptoms
- Drawer is hard to open and or close
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Installation Instructions
Diane from Norton, MA
compactor would not compact and come back up to the starting position
First of all I would like to thank this site for the excellent service we received and the young lady I spoke to in customer service was great. Only the right side was bad, but I changed both sides while I was at it. I left the left side in tacked so I could get the right height on the right side to make sure the ram was level. I took of the two nuts and undid the power nut. At this point I cleaned off the screw rod that the power nut attaches to and screw on the new power nut. I had someone hold up the back of the ram to make sure that I had it level and then put on the cap and attached it with the two small screws, and then repeater the same steps for the left side. Tis compactor is thirty six years old and this is the first time I did any repairs to it and I hope it last another thirty six.
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$34.20
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Light Switch
Fix Number FIX11742478
Manufacturer Part Number WP4387911
This part turns the light on/off as the door opens and closes.
Fixes these symptoms
- Light not working
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Installation Instructions
HARRY from KNOXVILLE, TN
DROPPED BOWL ON LEVER OF SWITCH AND SNAPPED IT OFF
PULLED OUT THE OLD SWITCH WITH A LITTLE PRESSURE AND SIDE PANEL FLEXED OUT ENOUGH TO PUT FINGER IN AND BEHIND THE BAD SWITCH TO PUSH IT OUT. THEN READ INFO TO KNOW MY SWITCH WAS NORMALLY OFF WHEN DOOR WAS CLOSED SO I WIRED IT AS INSTRUCTED AND POPPED THE NEW SWITCH BACK INTO THE SLOT. HAD TO ARANGE THE WIRING BEHIND IT TO ALLOW THE SWITCH TO LIE FLUSH IN SLOT SO IT WAS NOT PUSHED OUT FROM BEHIND AGAINST FOAM INSULATION.
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