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Check for visible signs of wear or damage like cracks or burns. If your trash compactor isn't starting or intermittently powers off, the plug might be faulty.
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Ensure the compactor is unplugged. Remove the old plug by disconnecting its wires, attach each wire to the corresponding terminal on the new plug, and secure the connections. This ensures the trash compactor accessories work properly.


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