GCG1200S5BW General Electric Trash Compactor - Overview
Sections of the GCG1200S5BW
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Compactor Bags - Package of 12
PartSelect #: PS258002
Manufacturer #: WC60X5017
Using trash compactor bags is a practical way to remove your waste. Because compactors use such high pressure to compress the waste, using compactor bags designed to handle the force are a necessity. ...
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Power Nut Kit
PartSelect #: PS11747554
Manufacturer #: WP9870163
Includes everything pictured above.
$74.87
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Drive Gear Kit
PartSelect #: PS257882
Manufacturer #: WC36X5071
The drive gear is located at the bottom of your compactor and helps the drive motor power the ram by operating the chain that powers the compacting ram. If you notice that your drive gear is broken or...
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Bag Carrier
PartSelect #: PS257772
Manufacturer #: WC36X10015
This part holds the trash compactor bag to make taking out the trash without worrying about tearing the bag.
* This part also comes with the 2 handles.
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Common Symptoms of the GCG1200S5BW
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trash compactor ram not moving - broken plastic drive gear
1) pulled the compactor from under the counter and unplugged it. 2) tipped it on its side 3) removed 5 screws (3 on the motor side and two on the bottom) an took off the bottom cover plate. 3) using the pliers i pulled of the retainer clip from the large drive gear(it had broken on only the hub remain attached) 4) i then just slid in the
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new gear, snapped in the retainer clip and buttoned up the cover plate. Note I did not replace the other parts that came in the package because the existing ones seemed ok.
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william from andover, MA
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Nutdriver, Pliers
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locking nut was stripped
After calling a repair man and being told my appliance was to old for him to repair I discovered your website. I simply entered the model number and a picture of the part I was looking for was easily found. I ordered online and received the replacement parts 5 day's later. I simply swapped out the old locking nuts with the new ones from
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your website and the repair was complete. What could have been an easy $100 repair cost a fraction of that and the trash compactor is working just fine.
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Tim from Bigfork, MT
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Pliers, Screw drivers
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dent in front panel
Really easy. Two screws on the back side. Loosen them and pull the top off. Panel slides right out from the top.
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James from Porter Ranch, CA
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:Less than 15 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers
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