HSS25GFTAWW Hotpoint Refrigerator - Instructions

I was intimidated by this repair(as I am with most repairs), because there were 2 possible problems. But being able to purchase both parts for $30 (including shipping) made it worth a try. Thanks to the instructional videos that were sent, the repair was much easier than I anticipated. For me, the hardest part was fitting my shoulders in the narrow freezer. Now the appliance works like a charm. This would have been a $150-$200 repair had I called a company to do it.

I tried to follow the video...it looked easy enough to do and would have been if the trim came off! I had to go to the reviewer who said to undo the 3 springs under the keypad (found on the white part behind the touchpad). I just took an eyeglass screwdriver and pushed up...it was easy to follow the solenoid installation video from there! If I can do it...anyone can! I'm a 65year old female.

followed you online video and it was easy and simple repair only took about an hour frig is back quiet and working fine thanks also parts come fast

Removed old ice maker, then screwed in new ice maker. Only thing that was a little difficult was to hold the auger motor, while trying to unplug the clipped in plug on the old ice maker. I could have used an extra pair of hands.

I followed the directions of the how-to video and completed job in less than 15 minutes and it solved the problem. It's been freezing like before.

First tried the temperature sensor. Unfortunately, that did not correct the problem. Replaced the main control board and that did the trick. Before the freezer would go down to -10 to -20 now to the normal -5 to -10 range. Both repairs were simple following the directions.

Very easy to order the part, perfect match, video was greatest help. Saved me over 200.00, what it would cost for a repair man Great place to get alliance parts.

Simply remove the two screws that release the slide. Remove the meat bin cover. With new slide, line up the holes in side wall and screw the slide into position. Check slide for rigidity. Replace the meat bin cover and slide the meat bin back into position. Done - simple fix.

As per Youtube video

Watched the video, did exactly as it showed.

I did the repair per the video;pausing the video as I went along. I hit some snags which I refer as stop points, which may result in buying the entire assembly instead. I trudged through having to back track and disassemble 2 times. I made it through to a functioning unit. I am sure I would do better in the future. Overall, a good and sucessful experience.

unplugged appl. removed valve assembly and removed electodes (?) and water hoses(tubes). replaced hoses & electrodes to new assembly and re-attatched new assembly to refrigerator. plugged appl. back in and turned water on. NO LEAKS. woo hoo. Thanks for the part.

After watching the video twice and having my iPad handy I was able to effect the repair with a minimum of problems in about 40 minutes. The video was a tremendous help.Thank you very much.

Removed all parts to get to the LEFT Hand Thread nylon nut that holds the auger in place. I used a stiff putty knife inserted in the slot of the LEFT Hand Threaded nut to unscrew the nut and then when finished to tighten the nut. Also be careful when removing the plastic covers as they are held in place with plastic catches that can break. I used a thin flat blade screw driver on each side of the covers to gently pry the covers apart. Also note the position and number of the metal fingers and nylon spacers on the auger, a photo of the assembly is helpful.

Piece of cake...did it myself, didn't even need to ask my husband