General Electric Trash Compactor Parts

Replacement ram slide for trash compactors. Guides the ram for smooth operation. Install when original is cracked, bent, or worn causing misalignment.

White drawer assembly for compactors. Replaces cracked, broken, or worn drawer components. Complete assembly installs at the front of the unit.

Lubricant tube for trash compactors. Apply to moving parts to reduce friction, quiet operation, and prevent wear. Verify fit with your model number.

Frame slide guide for trash compactors. Mounts to the cabinet frame to support smooth drawer movement. Replace if cracked, bent, or causing binding.

Complete door assembly for your compactor. Replaces cracked, dented, or damaged door panels. Restores the exterior appearance and proper closure.

Container bumper for trash compactors. Installs on the compaction container to cushion impact and reduce noise. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing.

Bearing plate for trash compactor ram assembly. Replaces cracked, worn, or broken plates that support the compactor mechanism. Structural component.

Replace your compactor's worn or missing sprocket washer. This small but essential component installs between gears to ensure smooth operation.

Replace a cracked, worn, or missing washer cone in your compactor. This hardware component secures parts and maintains proper assembly integrity.

A small sealing cap used to close and protect a service port or tubing end, helping prevent leaks and contamination. Replaces a worn or missing cap to restore a tight seal and tidy appearance. What it does:

• Seals off a service port or tubing end to prevent water or air leaks
• Protects the fitting from dirt, debris and corrosion when not in use
• Helps maintain proper system pressure by providing a secure closure
• Can stop minor drips caused by a damaged or missing cap

• Intended for a direct replacement; fit before installing
• Turn off supply (water/electric) and relieve pressure before removing old cap
• Hand-tighten only unless otherwise specified by manufacturer to avoid damage
• Inspect mating surface for debris or damage and clean before installing new cap