What It Does; How It Works; Key Lock Switch - GE GCG1200 Use And Care Manual

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What It Does

Your compactor reduces household trash to as little as
1/4 of its original volume.

How it Works

Drop trash into a disposable bag that lines the trash
drawer and close the drawer. When you start the
compactor, an electrically-operated ram moves down
into the drawer, compacts trash, moves back up
again—and the compactor shuts off automatically.

Key Lock Switch

A key lock switch is provided for your protection as a safety measure.
When the key lock switch is in the OFF position, the compactor will not
operate. Lock the compactor when it is not in use, and remove the key for
safekeeping to keep children from operating the compactor or to prevent
anyone from tampering with it.
Drawer monitor switch
The compactor has a position monitor switch to ensure the drawer is in its
fully closed position for operaiton. The compactor will not cycle without
the drawer being closed.
It compacts most refuse, including paper, cans,
bottles, jars, plastic containers, wrappings, sweepings
and some food wastes.
NOTE: The trash drawer must be 1/3 full before you
will notice compaction because the ram does not
travel all the way down into the drawer. By adding
trash, compaction is transferred to the items below
until all trash is compacted.
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