GE ZCG3500, ZCG3300 Features of Your Compactor, What It Does, How it Works, Key Lock Switch

What It Does

Your compactor reduces household trash to as little as	It compacts most refuse, including paper, cans,
25% of its original volume.	bottles, jars, plastic containers, wrappings, sweepings
	and some food wastes.

How it Works

Drop trash into a disposable bag that lines the trash	NOTE: The trash drawer must be 1/2 full before you
drawer and close the drawer. When you start the	will notice compaction because the ram travels only
compactor, an electrically-operated ram moves down	about 2/3 of the way down into the drawer.
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.

Odor Control Panel

A panel behind the drawer front is designed to hold an adhesive backed freshener, such as a Stick-Up brand Air Freshener package. Simply open the drawer and fasten the opened air freshener package on the panel. Replace the air freshener as needed.

Adjustable Base

The base of this compactor can be adjusted forward or backward to achieve a toekick to match the cabinet (see Installation Instructions).

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Features of Your Compactor