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Explore common questions about replacing decals on your KitchenAid trash compactor.
To replace decals, begin by cleaning the surface thoroughly. Peel the backing off the new decal and carefully apply it to the designated area, ensuring it is aligned correctly. Use a squeegee to smooth out any air bubbles.
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Decals may fade due to exposure to heat, moisture, or cleaning chemicals. To prevent this, avoid using harsh cleaners and regularly wipe the surface gently. Replace faded decals to maintain the appliance's appearance.
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