Replacement Ice Maker

The printed instruction that came with it were so small I could not follow the process. My problem was that my original ice maker had the wiring plug directly into it. The replacement had a wire cord coming our of it along with a needed adapter, this made the cord very long. I found a video on youtube that showed exactly how to install ... Read more it. Once I found that video everything went rather smoothly. The ice maker is now working great.

it was a straight forward fix!!! I loosened two screws that holds the icemaker in and pulled the plug loose from the connector. they sent an adaptor plug with the icemaker and I didn't need it. I plugged in the connector, set the maker back on the screws(the screw holes are slotted) tightened the screws!!!! took me 15 mins total time. ne ... Read more w one works great thanks

Very easy install. Loosen two screws, un plug wire connector, lift old ice maker slightly and remove. Install in reverse order. Use a 1/4 in. nut driver on the screws makes it very easy. Installed in less than 15 min.

Removed two screws, unplug connector. Plug new ice maker connector in, reinstall screws. Simple.

Easy after watching video on repairing thank you

Useful tips: 1) 1/4" nutdriver used. Loosen the two screws above the icemaker (by feel), then you can push the entire unit up about 1/2 inch and slip it off of the screws. 2) Make sure the wire harness does not hang under the icemaker, where there is a heater (that can damage the wires); also, make sure the wire harness is not directly a ... Read more bove the ice reservoir, where the icemaker fingers can catch it and damage it. Use cable ties, and fold it back on itself as needed. 3) To reinstall icemaker, tilt up the back of the unit (so you can see the rear screw hanger); slip that one over its screw; then tilt up the front of the unit, which will now be aligned with its screw. 4) Make sure the water fill tube is aligned correctly -- easy to do, but obviously things won't work right if it's not filling the correct location. 5) Icemaker won't start its cycle until the body cools down enough; for me, it was about 2-3 hours until it started its cycle.

I replaced the ice maker although I wasn't sure if that would fix it of if it was the valve/solenoid. The ice maker took about three hours to start making ice and I had already ordered the selonoid. So note to those replacing ice maker, wait a few hours for ice to be made after changing ice maker.

unplugged the ice maker took out two 5/16 hex head screws lifted ice maker out,put in new ice maker, tighten the two screws .

Set up my I-pad and followed the on line installation instructions pausing the I-pad at each step to complete that step.

with a nut driver loosen 2 screws holding the ice maker in place, disconnect wire harness and remove old ice maker. Put new ice maker on the 2 screws you loosened, tighten screws with a nut driver, connect wire harness...done.