Replacement roller bearing for trash compactor drawers. Installs on tracks to support smooth gliding. Replace worn or damaged bearings for easier operation.
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The drawer on my 24 year old compactor would no longer open freely have to pull it open with substantial force Stephen M. • Roanoke , TX • June 17, 2015
Rood Cause #1: One of the front roller bearings was worn out and did not spin freely.
Solution #1: I replaced the two front roller bearing assemblies (both included 2-pack).
Rood Cause #2: The bottom surface of the compactor slide-out assembly had become deformed (convex) most likely due to the repeated force of compaction over the years. This bottom surface rubbed against the lower frame as evidenced by removal of paint (bare metal was exposed). Friction prevented the compactor drawer...
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