10644029600 Kenmore Refrigerator - Instructions

removed ice maker took motor assembly off the end of ice maker, and installed the new part. this was pretty easy because I have taken it apart before. But this is not a hard job for a novice.

When very smoothly, as the video outlined the procedure.

Very easy - simply turn on the new cap.

The replacement ice maker water inlet was taller than the original. I had to disassemble both the new and old unit to replace the new water inlet with the old one. The video was very helpful in troubleshooting, removing and installing the unit.

Removed three screws. Removed old part. Inserted new part and reinstalled three screws. Doesn't get much easier that

Watcheda U-Tube type video of how to repair the unit. This was very helpful in that it identified a screw that had to be removed but was not visible upon my initial observations. Also it mentioned that you had to re-use some of the original hardware in order to complete the replacement. My only complaint is that I believe the failed motor could have been replaced for about $15 but I was not able to find that specific part in any catalog and opted to replace the entire unit. Overall I am extremely well pleased. Everything now works fine.

We logged on looking for a possible cause and solution. We found your website, diagnosed the problem, ordered the part and it came in two days. You even had a step by step video on how to change out the part. Kudos to you. Thank You

Followed the video. only problem old ice maker was frozen in place. Had to thaw out in order to slide old ice maker out of slot. other then that, new one is working fine.

I followed the instructions on the PartSelect videos I found on YouTube. (turn off ice maker) 1. remove cover by GENTLY pushing pins aside, 2. remove screw underneath right/rear, 3. remove plastic thingy that the screw went through, 4. push up tabs underneath left & right, 5. slide out ice maker, 6. disconnect wiring harness, 7. pull off plastic cover (no screws), 8. remove 3 screws from controller, 9. install new controller, then reverse 1. thru 8. Unfortunately I was a little heavy handed when removing the cover and broke the bracket. I replaced it at the same time for about $10 (off & on with 2 screws).

New part was not needed, when I removed lower closing cam the lower part of the closing cam attachment screw had worked it's self lose. So it just needed to be re-torqued. That took care of the problem.

Removed cover took out 2 screws put in new unit put 2 screws back in put cover on done

research of company website showed parts to buy (per percentage of failure) and how to install those parts I viewed video on installation of parts and did the job, it was a snap

I followed the instructions on your video to replace the coupling. The blades were not installed correctly so using your Diagram I reinstalled the blades. and now it works great . and I would like to mention that the shipping was overnight. Thank you for your help saved me a whold bunch of cash and time.

Web site is fantastic, I used web site to figure out my problem and order parts, I also used web site on how to install which made it a snap to do repair Ice maker up and running, all replacements parts were factory which fit perfectly

easy,remove old parts installed new parts,icemaker started working properly.