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To replace the side panel, disconnect power, remove any visible screws or attachments, and align the new panel carefully in place, securing it with screws. Ensure to follow the user manual for specific instructions.
The model number is usually located on a label inside the drawer or on the side of the unit. It's essential for ordering accurate replacement parts.
Replace a damaged side panel promptly to maintain the unit's integrity. Shop for replacement KitchenAid trash compactor side panels and protect your appliance from further damage.
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