AFD2535DEB Amana Refrigerator - Instructions

I read on the parts repair on what might be the problem and sure enough everything that i read was what was wrong with mine . its true that it don't take long to fix all i used was a phillip screwdriver . i watched the video that helped alot even waitin on the part was excellent only took 3 days put the part in & after 15 mins it was working like new again. thanks partselect

Trouble shooting was the difficult part. All advice was to replace the valve but water did not leak with icemaker removed. Found the release coating in the icemaker tray had cracked and peeled away. Since this is also the water seal, the tray would drip water after filling, before freezing. The new icemaker solved the problem.

My husband took out the icemaker, and removed the motor assembly. He tested the old motor and it was burned out. When we received the new motor,in only four days,he put the new motor assembly in and we now have ice again. After checking many supply sites we came across this site and it was the only one that said we could purchase the motor assembly without purchasing a new ice maker. Parts Select showed a picture and I was sure it was the right part. Thank you Parts Select!

First off. Huge kudo's to partselect.com! I ordered the part Friday morning choosing the standard shipping, not only did it arrive in 1 day, it was delivered on a Saturday! I could not believe how fast it arrived.

I had already replaced the right side pantry end cap, so this was a no brainer. (Yeah, I have 2 young kids, ages 3 and 4, that love to close the fridge door while the pantry is open. arghhh...) The left side is easier, because you don't have to worry about the climate controls for the pantry.

Simple install process. Remove the pantry drawer by sliding it all the way out and lifting a bit. Remove the fruit and vegetable drawers. Remove the glass shelf that sits above the pantry (careful, it is glass!) Remove the 2 white brackets that secure the glass shelf, 1 in front and 1 in the way back. Unscrew the end cap. To put it back together, follow the instructions in reverse order.

Thanks PartSelect.com!!!

-Mike

Took it out of the box and just snapped it in place.

Replaced entire unit. Producing cubes

Removed shelfs above and pantry shelf . Then used 1/4" nut driver removed three screws to take left end cap off . Then removed two screws from slide rail and swapped to new one then installed whole piece back with three screws . Put shelfs back and panty shelf and door . Easy to do no skill needed .

After receiving the replacement part, I took out the crisper drawers and glass shelf. TakI unsrewed two bolts using a socket set. It was literally longer to grab the socket set in the basement or take out the drawers than it was to remove the broken part. The new piece went in as easily as the old came out.

Fortunately, there was very little cleaning and the job was done before my wife even noticed I was working on it.

Using a nut driver remove the left side panel and install the replacement part. Most of the time spent was finding the nut driver and removing the food items.

I removed 2 trays and a glass plate. Then removed the broken cap. I removed the tray slide hardware from the broken enc cap and installed it on the new end cap. Then installed the end cap in the refrigerator and replaced the glass plate and 2 trays.

Everything fit properly and the job took about 20 minutes.

exactly like the video clip that the website had for the part - very easy!!

I checked the part I needed on line, ordered it and it got here really fast. I emptied the shelves above the meat drawer so I could easily remove the meat drawer and shelf. I was able to remove the left side pantry drawer by using a nutdriver to remove the screws. I put the new part in place, replaced the screws and we were back in business! It took about 45 minutes primarily because I washed down the shelves as I went.

Unplug appliance. Socket wrench to unscrew two screws. Module drops down. disconnected two press-on wires by prying off with screwdriver. Removed old switch. Press-fit new switch. Reconnected two wires (color coded). Screwed module back in place. Plug in appliance.

Unplugged the fridge, took four screws out , installed the new part, plugged it back in and it started working right away

I read on your website my exact problem and symptom,
and how others did the repair. and found it to be exactly what I had. The repair was quite simple and productive.
And the part was exactly what I needed.