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If the compactor is jammed, inspect the drive chain and gearbox for damage. A worn or loose drive gear can cause jams. Replace these parts to restore normal operation. Check this Trash Compactor parts page for suitable replacements.
If your compactor doesn't start, check for a faulty safety switch or directional switch. A broken drive motor might also be the issue. Test and replace these components, available at KitchenAid Trash Compactor parts page.
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