AFD2535DEB Amana Refrigerator - Instructions

Oredered the new icemaker. They delivered fast - it was here in 2 days. One nut holds in the icemaker, then it just lifts out and unplug the wiring harness. New unit was identical, which is very nice. No modifications to make. It went right in and works perfect. Great experience.

Very quick, three screws and it came out Took rack off old piece and added it to the new part. Screwed back on 5 minutes. 3 years with broken hinge and 5minutes to replace. The parts shipped quick had it two days from purchase. I will use this for future appliance repair.

All I had to do was remove three screws. Took a few minutes to figure out the arm that controls the air flow into the deli section but that was not difficult, and I replaced the piece and put the screws back in. Done! Beats the heck out of having someone from the company where I bought it come out, then go order the part, then come back out to install it. I figure I saved at least $100. Takes NO great talent.

Took of slider for drawer and put them on new part. Unscrewed three screws, took of old part and put on new part and screwed on. If I can do it anyone can.

As per directions

Removed the original part and replaced it with new part

Removed pantry lid,pantry drawer, shelf, two drawers. Unscrewed metal side rail. Removed right side end cap plus attached back rail. Had to figure out how to remove sliding drawer mechanism, not easy, all plastic, easily breakable-reattached that to new right side end cap. Put everything back (not easy-angle makes it hard). Reattached lid to new side end cap and all is well! My husband and I did this-for us it took two people.

The repair was very easy. I only had to undo the harness from the refrigerator and remove three screws to take out the ice maker. After removing the part I simply removed the other end of the harness from the old ice make and attached it to the new one and replaced the new ice maker by plugging the harness back into the refrigerator and then replacing the three screws. In about 2 hours I had ice!!!

I opened the front of the ice maker and saw that a piece of plastic was broken off. It was the piece that connected up to the ice ejector. Since it was broken, the motor would turn to eject the ice, but it could not drive the ejector. All I really need to replace was that small piece of plastic, but the individual pieces are not sold separate. I had to by the complete motor assembly, but it was much easier to replace the entire piece. Cost me about $60. A repair man would have charged that and much more.

Was able see the part needed to be replaced from the pictures provided on the site. Part came in a few days. removed the old part and installed the parts in about 20 minutes

I found a video on You Tube that showed how to do it. Only had to remove 1 screw! The most difficult part was getting the ice out of the freezer and feed tube. I turned off the unit, went for errands and let nature take its course. I put a tray down in front of the freezer but my floor still got a good mop.

I watched the video on how to install the icemaker. Everything went just perfect, and my new icemaker was producing ice cubes in a couple of hours. Thank you for making things so easy.

I removed the storage drawers, glass shelf and the large drawer. Next I removed the two mounting screws and removed the Pantry End Cap. I moved the slide bar and the drawer guide the the new Pantry End Cap. Then I installed the new Pantry End Cap in the refrigerator and replaced the drawers and shelf. Last, I installed the drawer cover. Job Done!

The repair was easy. chosing the right part required phone help. From the web photo of the part it is not knowable if the part includes the glass window. I had to call. Also I needed help if finding the correct part. But alls well that ends well. And the replacement was easy. Thanks for your interest in my experience.

Removed old one that was held on by two screws and replaced it with the new one and the two screws.