KBFS25ETSS01 KitchenAid Refrigerator - Instructions

We removed the old one nd made note of how it fit into the back. We screwed it into place and put the door back on. No problems at all

Dropped down the housing for the water filter, twisted, removed item and slotted in the new filter. Easy as pie.

I removed all shelving. Used a cordless screwdriver with nut piece on end and took out nuts. Then had to CAREFULLY remove the mechanism that lets in cold air by gradation from the old end cap. Then put these parts on the new end cap. This took some thinking. Finally reset endcap and put unit back together again. Sucess and I am 61 and female.

I pried the old one out with a screw driver and pushed the new one in. I expected instructions in the box it came in but there were none.

took the replacement part and removed to 2 salvageable parts from the leaking tray and installed the 2 on the new tray and then reinstalled the whole unit and we again have ice cubes.

First had to remove pantry drawer, glass shelf and two drawers above shelf. Removed two nut head screws to remove right side end cap, on right side is a temperature adjustment device, that wrapped around back of refriderator. Had to rotate end cap and adjustment device like opening a door, this released the devise that holds temp adjustment devise to back of refriderator, figured out removal and replacment from end cap, also had to remove and replace drawerslide guide that attached to pantry end cap. ALSO had to clean everything, per wifes instructions. Put everything back in and repair done. Thought I would have to have a repairman out. Very gald to find this part online, Will use this site again.

Remove the glass shelve and the lower drawers. Remove the support rods front and back. Remove three screws from the end cap. Replace end cap and replace all other parts in order. Reattach the drawer cover by putting in one side and then bending the pivot slightly to insert the otheer side.

This refrigerator is one of our company refrigerators and takes a beating. The center rail that holds the drawers had been broken. The repair was as simple as sliding the broken rail out and sliding the new on in place. It was as easy as it gets.

Removed the chiller level and ice bin exposing the icemaker assembly.
Unplugged the icemaker assembly electrical connecter.
Used the nut driver to remove three screws that fasten the icemaker assembly to the refrigerator side wall and angle bracket.
Removed Ice tray assembly.
Reversed the steps to install the new icemaker.
Cured the problem.

I used a nut driver to remove the screws and took out both right and left end caps and put in the new ones it was so easy I couldn't believe it.

I went on line looking for information on Amana Icemakers. Found a number of good sources,how to videos.Using the trouble shooting information I found and the how to videos and Parts Select part search to select the replacement icemaker needed for my Amana that was purchased in 1993.Rolled the frig out changed the leads on the water valve. hit the water dispenser and water went into the ice tray: Water valve good.Did a pre-teardown. Unplug Frig.removed ice bucket. removed three sheet metal screws making it easy to rotate ice maker and unplug the power/control cable. Old ice maker out ready to install new one. New icemaker arrives take ice bucket out, transfer on/off bail from old icemaker to new one attach power cable and in about thirty minutes icemaker is bolted in, fill tube in place and prefill ice tray to start the process. In afew hours we were making ice. pitched the first two harvests.Its working like a champ. Have plenty of ice. Very happy with the whole process.

This is definitely one of the easiest, most rewarding projects I've ever done! From the point of easy ordering to receipt of the part in just two days (!!!!), opening the box was probably more effort than clipping the part in place! I'm keeping partselect on my favorites list!

I also ordered a solenoid valve which solved the water dispenser problem. The vidio presentation on your website plus the personal experiences enabled me to easily install the icemaker which solved the leaking icemaker problem. Two small surprises, I thought the electrical wire plugged into the rear of the refrigerator and I didn't know that I would have to cut out part of the icemaker to accomodate for the refil tube. No problem on both surprises. Thanks

My owners manual said to unplug fridge from elec outlet, use a kitchen knife to gently pry off the switch plate
(manual had a pictoral example), unclip the two wire, replace with on new switch and replace the switch. Close
door and plug back in. Open door to check that the lite
works. Walla! It did. Thanks!

Sincerely, Ron Marshall, Billings, MT

Easy site to locate your part. Arrived at my house quick and installed very easy. If I ever need another appliance part I will be coming back to partselect.com!