10644022602 Kenmore Refrigerator - Instructions

Followed recommendations from others but went with most likely by percentage = defrost timer kit. Did not solve issue. Then went with bi-metal thermostat and that did not fix the problem. Tested the thermostat as recommended on line and old part was bad, new part ok. Then I saw on line that I should have listened for fan operation. I checked and found the fan motor to be defective. Replaced the motor and refrigerator worked fine. Both the motor and bi-metal thermostat were required. Should have checked fan operation first.

It was fairly easy my 4 year old daughter helped me, I replaced the electronic boards with ease, the light worked but the water was not coming to the ice maker I checked the line noticed that there was Ice buildup inline so I used a tool to crush the ice and used the the turkey baster to flush the line with hot water, after that the ice maker started to work I saved a lot of money.

My handyman did the repair. It was pretty easy for him. It would have been a real puzzle if we had not watched the video instructions. The new parts were slightly different than the old parts, but they fit perfectly. I thawed the frost buildup around the ice door and the opening of the ice bin with a hair drier, to get the ice to come out properly. Thank you so much for the video!

First, I went to youtube and researched how to make this repair. It says to remove the door first and lay on a table for easier installation, but it wasn't necessary. I uninstalled the old gasket by cutting it in half along the long side of the door with wire cutters, pulling it out slightly as needed to completely cut through. Then I pulled it straight out, towards the front or towards the door. Then I got the new one and started at the top corner. Once done with that corner, I went to the opposite lower corner. I did all the corners first, then used a nut driver to slowly as to not pinch or tear new gasket, pushed the gasket in all the way around.

I had already hit the eject button and nothing happened. I could not get the filter out. I read the instructions, got on line and ordered the water filter cap. In the meantime, I worried about getting the filter out. I tried pliers and then I found after several tries and a lot of frustration, a lid off of a spray can that fit. I could have waited until the cap came in, but me being me, I could not wait. I worked the filter out, but waited until the cap came in the mail to finish the job. . I put the cap on the filter inserted it and finished what I had started the week before. Simple once I had the cap.

Google refrigerator Model #, found your site, saw parts diagram right away, clicked on part 'Ice Door Kit', noticed your video on how to do repair yourself, showed it to my husband, ordered part, and it arrived the next day. That was the hardest part of the whole repair. I have been without use of the ice dispenser for about 9 months - took 20 minutes from opening box to getting ice again and saved myself a whole lot of money. I am one happy camper!!!

Job went as per your terrific video. Except that when attempting to retrieve the old heater element the glue on the old door was no long pliable. I had to literally tear the old foam apart to get at the heater element and almost damaged it. Not to worry. It worked out well and all is great. Thanks for the very instructive video.

as told per compter

Replaces transmitter circuit board. Removed (3) screws and replaced board and replaced back into service. very easy!

Video made troubleshooting problem easy. I ordered the parts and 5 days later I had them. 10 minutes later they were installed and that night I had ice. This is the third appliance I have repaired using the partsselect video and replacement parts. All worked well. Much cheaper than getting a technician. Thank you. Cheap Guy!

Trouble shot the ice maker using the read out codes. Code indicated a faulty ice maker. Ordered a new Ice maker and replaced the faulty ice maker. Only problem is the water funnel one the new ice maker is taller. This required bending the water fill tube to slide the new unit in place.

If you follow the video to the letter it's a piece of cake

Replaced the emitter and receiver boards by following the video instruction. Unscrew the cover plate, disconnect the wire, remove and replace the board and re-install. Repair was very easy and the unit is back in service.

1. Remove 3 phillips head screws with #2 phillips screwdriver. 2. Gently pull mounting bracket outward from freezer case. 3. Using fine needle nose pliers remove clip washer from lower end of flipper mounting rod. 4. Note position of flipper spring and pull mounting rod upward far enough to insert downward through new flipper and spring. 5. Install clip washer removed in step 2. Position assembly onto freezer cabinet and secure with screws removed in step 1.

remove old ice maker no fasteners and one electrical plugin and transfer plate from old ice maker and reinstall very simple. was delighted to see it arrive so soon........thanks for that