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Accessing a Refiner.js
var refiner = $getClientControl(document.getElementById($('div[refinername="' + refinerName + '"]').attr('id')));
/*
Where "refinerName" is the refiner - you now have the SP Refiner control from which you can invoke any refiner methods
Apply a refinement
refiner.addRefinementFilter(refinerName,'\"Refinement Value\"');
Apply a refinement with Or
refiner.addRefinementFiltersJSONWithOr('{\u0022' + refinerName + '\u0022:Refinement Value}');
Remove an active refinement on a refiner
refiner.updateRefinersJSON('{\u0022' + refinerName + '\u0022:null}');
*/
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