10652202101 Kenmore Refrigerator - Instructions

remoove all the food and shelves out from the freezer section, remoove the light bulb lens ( 1 phillips screw) remoove light bulb, take out 6 srews on the back panel then slide out through the top with a slight bending curve motion, the bimetal thermostat will be clamped to the evaporator inlet, ( just after the cap tube) snap it off, then cut the wires about 2 inches from the stat, strip the ends about a quarter inch with wire strippers, same on the new stat, then use 16 or 18 gauge butt splices and crimp them , then reassemble in reverse order.

After receiving the Control Bracket from postal Service & followed directions as outlined in online Viedeo, the total installation was completed in 20 minutes. The last time that the Control Bracket ice switch was broken I had a Handiman install the new Bracket and the total cost was $115.58; this time the total cost was $21and I have one extre Control Bracket for future break down,

Just like in the video. Just snapped it in! Thanks

Removed refrig. door and replaced closing cam and tightened the bottom cam

Took ice maker main cover off. Took nut driver to remove wire cover. Unplug wiring. Slid out old unit. Put extra parts from old unit to new one required for my model. Slid new unit in.. Plugged in wiring. Installed wire covering.

I removed the on/off bail wire. I then removed the cap over the motor/control panel. I removed the 3 screws, lifted old unit out, installed new unit and then put everything back together. I had ice within 12 hours and it's run like a top since. I am a 64 y/o widow & I try to repair everything myself to save money. I'm very pleased with Part Select & will recommend them to everyone. Awesome shipping time too. Ordered on Thurs. Received on Fri. Fixed on Friday afternoon!

FOllowed the vedio instructions which made the installation very helpfull.

In our new house we found that one of the wire racks supporting a slide-out glass fridge shelf was broken. The cylindrical support rod at the back we unglued/unattached. I tried to fix it with super glue (came apart), and then metal epoxy (worked at first, but shelf collapsed under load). A new wire frame fixed it with zero tools. Problem solved! Note: I had problems matching the exact fridge model at first. I contacted Kitchenaid support and they sent a pdf with every part labeled. It was then easy to find the part on PartSelect. I appreciate the high quality images that let me confirm the match visually.

After reading (Warm air getting into freezer) by David from Chesterfield, MO & (Ice door was broken) by Ray from San Antonio, TX, it was easy to follow their instructions (especially- Patience is a virtue! and go step by step. Thanks to both for their detailed instructions, this retired mechanical engineer was able to 'get it done'. Stan from Denison, TX

Removed a total of 12 screws, unplugged the control boards, plugged-in the new control boards and replaced the 12 screws.The FAQs section of the PartSelect troubleshooting guide helped me correctly identify the control boards as the source of the problem. The LED sequence was the key to identifying the problem.

First, I went online and looked up the directions to remove the ice maker. After several attempts of removing and re-installing it, I found that one of the tines on the wheel had broken of making it impossible for the ice to dispense. I went online to PartSelect, found the exact part I needed, not the new replacement one either, and watched the proper installation directions on the website. When the part came, I did exactly what the video said, which took me maybe 10 minutes, and plugged the fridge back in - make sure you unplug the refrigerator - don't just shut it off!! I heard the water going into the maker, and about 30 minutes later I heard the first batch of ice fall into the bucket!!! It was music to my ears!!!! Oh, and by ordering from PartSelect and doing this simple repair myself, I saved $150.00!! PartSelect is now my new best friend!!!

I just slid the old one out and slid the replacement in. Although PartSelect warned that the item was a substitute for the original drawer model, the crisper drawer supplied seemed identical to the original to me. I couldn't be more pleased.

Remove icemaker, take off Icemaker control & motor ( 3 screws ) & install new part. Started making ice in less than 24 hours. Very happy customer.

I opened the box. That was the hardest part. I slid in the new drawer. I was a little distressed that my model # was not listed, but the pictures on your site were very helpful. Thanks

I removed the panel under the second self and backed out the 4 screws that held the motor in place. Disconnected the wireharness and removed the motor. Re attached the wire harness to the new motor and installed the new motor and screws. It still did not work so I did some more investigating in regards to this problem. It turns out that it may be the controller so I will have to order one.