



How often should I replace the filter?
We recommend replacing the carbon filter every 2–3 months, depending on usage and the type of food waste being composted.
For best odor control, replace the filter sooner if you notice a decrease in performance or stronger smells.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about the GE Kitchen Composter
How does the GE Kitchen Composter work?
It uses grinding, heating, and aeration to turn scraps into dry compost in hours.
How long does each cycle take?
Quick ~5h, Standard ~8h, Ferment ~15h, Clean ~30min.
What can I compost?
Fruit/veg scraps, coffee grounds & filters, tea bags (no staples), bread, rice, pasta, small leftovers, crushed eggshells.
What should I avoid?
Bones, shells, excess liquids, oils/grease, large amounts of dairy.
Does it smell or make noise?
Odor is controlled by a carbon filter and operation is quiet for kitchen use.
How do I clean it?
Add 1–2" water, run Clean cycle (~30min), then wipe; soak stubborn residue 10–15 min with warm water + drop of soap.
When to replace the carbon filter?
Typically every 2–4 months, depending on frequency of use.
Warranty?
The GE Kitchen Composter includes a 1-year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal household use.
It uses grinding, heating, and aeration to turn scraps into dry compost in hours.
Quick ~5h, Standard ~8h, Ferment ~15h, Clean ~30min.
Fruit/veg scraps, coffee grounds & filters, tea bags (no staples), bread, rice, pasta, small leftovers, crushed eggshells.
Bones, shells, excess liquids, oils/grease, large amounts of dairy.
Odor is controlled by a carbon filter and operation is quiet for kitchen use.
Add 1–2" water, run Clean cycle (~30min), then wipe; soak stubborn residue 10–15 min with warm water + drop of soap.
Typically every 2–4 months, depending on frequency of use.
The GE Kitchen Composter includes a 1-year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal household use.

