Most Popular Parts
These are the most commonly purchased repair parts for TC507Q.
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These tough Slip-N-Grip plastic compactor bags are used to hold the trash until you are ready to discard of your waste. The bags will fit most 15-inch rectangular compactors including Kenmore, Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Jenn Air. The compactor bags are white in color and twist ties are included. The bags measure 15-inch wide, 33-inch high and they come in a pack of 15. This is a genuine OEM part.
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This part is located at the bottom of your compactor and helps the drive motor power the compacting ram. If the drive gear is broken, damaged, or noisy, we suggest replacing it right away to avoid causing any more issues with your trash compactor. This kit includes the gears, washers, retainer clip, ram stop, and ram cam. This drive gear kit is a genuine OEM part, is white in color and made from plastic. Please remember to disconnect the power before starting your repair.
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No longer available in Almond.
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If your trash compactor ram gets stuck or does not stop at the end of the compacting cycle you may need to replace the power nut. The power nut is intended for use with trash compactors. This part is attached to the side of the ram where it is threaded. When the power screw rotates, it is fed through the power nut which pulls the ram down to compress the trash. This power nut is white in color and made from plastic. Please remember to disconnect the power to the trash compactor before starting your repair.
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This rotary on/off switch kit comes with an on-off rotary switch and two chrome knobs. The switch is used to power the trash compactor. Once activated, the switch will send a voltage signal to the motor to start the compacting cycle. If your trach compactor will not start or does not stop at the end of the compacting cycle, the switch may need to be replaced. This is a genuine OEM part. Please remember to disconnect the power to the trash compactor before starting your repair.
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This part reverses the motor direction when the trach compactor has reached the top of the drawer. If the cycle is not being completed properly, is making loud noises, or does not shut off, the top limit directional switch may need to be tested by using a multimeter to test the continuity. If there is no electrical path in the switch, it will need to be replaced.