Stripper Arm Kit

I watched a YouTube video first. It turned out it wasn't my exact refrigerator model but the basic task was still the same. I removed the shelves and put down some dish towels to catch screws that mat drop and to rest my tools so I didn't scratch anything. I might mention that it is a good idea to dump the ice at this point because with t ... Read more he door open the ice melts and will re freeze into a brick and make the bin a mess to clean up once frozen! After removing the the icemaker I was able to take apart the unit just like the video and replace the ice stripper. Now I'm not sure about this next part. I pulled the water filler out and the new one was much bigger than the one I had. I didn't end up using it because the old one worked fine. Replaced the unit and Voila! Ice maker fixed.

Watch the online video and it will go fast

The most difficult was removing ice from tray under ice maker. After getting the ice out of the way it was just a case of sliding the entire unit off the mount. The power connector and mounting bolts were removed and the unit was disassembled. Then the new parts were assembled and the unit was slid back in place. Reinstall mounting bolts ... Read more and connect power connector. The new ice mold needed a careful washing. before assembly.

The instructions that came in the kit were not perfect, but very helpful. Difference was that the mounting brackets on my unit were different. Mine actually slid out after depressing a plastic retaining clip. From there on they were great. Saved us the expense of a repair tech.