KSCS25FKSS02 KitchenAid Refrigerator - Instructions

First I looked on your site to find why it was not making ice. Then i found out what part was bad. I got my model number ordered the part. Three days part was at my door.You gave me instruction on how to slide out ice maker disconnect plug,remove end cap from ice maker unscrew assembly with philip screwdriver remove old part install new part in reverse order. Reassemble icemaker in reverse order slide back in place turn on power. Should be producing ice in a couple of hours very simple.

found manuel online to trouble shoot once I took the front panel off I could see the sesor for the water side had two broken pegs that held it in place. We simply unplugged the wires and popped out the bracket which is all one piece for both ice and water. Put new one in and reconnected plugs easy and simple. Saved a huge bill from a repair man

1. Turned off water supply. 2. Up pluggeg refrigerator. 3. Opened freezer door to access ice make. 4. Remove plastic panel door by ice maker, 5. Remove one hex screw with nut driver. 6.Remove plastic cover over water fill spout. 7. Pull ice maker forward to access power cables. 7. Unplug power cable. 8. Remove 3 phillips srews holding timing assemble to icemalker. Reverse procedure to install. Very easy, so far the icemake is working great.

Loosen to screws under ice mold and unplug power cord from icemaker.Lift out complete unit. Remove cover on ice maker,then 3 screws on end plate and remove end plate. Remove 2 screws that hold ice mold to frame. Make sure that the thermostat is moved to new mold. Reverse order to install new mold.

I checked water valve, OK. No ice plug in supply tube.
Power to ice maker OK. Conclusion defect control.
Placed order for part and amazingly received it the next day.
Unscrewed old part installed new part and it started making
ice in about 3 hrs. Time to install 15 minutes.
marinus Cape Coral.

Went on line viewed video on how to remove and replace
it. Then ordered part. Unpluged power, removed old ice maker (three screws) installed new ice maker. Old ice maker had burnt spot on board. Then when I turned on water it would not shut off. Ordered single outlet water value. Removed two screws and plastic tubing installed new valve. Works great. Wife very happy!

Removed door,took out old part@replaced with new

The ice maker in my fridge had been broken for months. I kept passing it off thinking it would be an expensive and time consuming repair. However, I finally decided to do a little research and found your website. I ordered the part on Friday and got it on Saturday! I couldn't believe how fast the shipping was! The instructions that came with the ice maker and the video on the website made this job a breeze! I had ice in a couple of hours! Thank you SO MUCH! I can now get rid of those pesky ice trays and free up freezer space.

The online video was great in showing you how to make the repair. My existing ice maker is hard wired so it was important the wiring order lined up. I had ordered another ice maker from another company which did not match up and I sent it back. The ice maker from PartSelect matched up exactly. Took out the 2 screws on top and 1 on bottom with nut driver. Disconnected electrical connection with screwdriver as the video shows. Installed bar from old ice maker as the video shows and made electrical connection and installed 3 screws. My wife held the flashlight and afterward her comment was "Only 1 wiring connection and 3 screws! What took you so long?" The actual replacement repair took less than 10 minutes. Thanks PartSelect!!

I received the part in half the expected time. Installed in 15-20 minutes, and an hour later it was making ice again. Yeah, no more bagged ice from the store!!!

This website is outstanding. First I unplugged the refrigerator. Then I removed the front cover on the ice maker, just pull off, reomved the 3 screws from the front of the control motor. Remove old control motor and install new. My repair time was about 20 minutes and had ice in 2 hours.

Took off the top cap, undid the 3 screws holding the top door bracket on, took off the door, repshove the lower door closing cam pieces, and then put the door back on...piece of cake, dude.

I pulled the ice maker apart, did an Internet search for the parts and found this site. From the other posts, it sounded like all I needed was to replace this part and that proved to be true. Simple, quick, and easy. And these guys shipped it fast. Zero complaints all around.

watched the video and did as the video said - no problem

Replaced motor assembly