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Address common issues with your Kenmore trash compactor by replacing malfunctioning parts like the rocker switch. Ensure optimal performance with our genuine replacement parts.
If your Kenmore trash compactor fails to start or doesn't stop as expected, the rocker switch may be faulty. Test for continuity and replace it if defective to resolve the issue.
Identify the correct rocker switch by locating your compactor's model number, usually found inside the drawer or on the frame. Use this at Trash Compactor parts to find compatible parts.
First, unplug the compactor. After locating the faulty switch, remove the surrounding panel to access and replace it. Follow Repair Clinic's guide for assistance.
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