KSRA25CNSS00 KitchenAid Refrigerator - Instructions

un plug first then locate part to replace.lower left corner facing the back . snap off cover on the compressor unplug capacitor install new one.left of capicitor remove the screw on relay install new one.done

Repair was easy ordered correct part according to the model number new Ice guide Shute snapped into place according to the repair video guide.

I followed the instructions on your video to replace the coupling. The blades were not installed correctly so using your Diagram I reinstalled the blades. and now it works great . and I would like to mention that the shipping was overnight. Thank you for your help saved me a whold bunch of cash and time.

Web site is fantastic, I used web site to figure out my problem and order parts, I also used web site on how to install which made it a snap to do repair Ice maker up and running, all replacements parts were factory which fit perfectly

easy,remove old parts installed new parts,icemaker started working properly.

Followed instructions posted on your site. It was straight forward and very simple to complete.

Initial diagnosis incorrectly led me believe the problem was with the optic eye. After replacing the optic eve and still no ice, I realized the problem had to be with the actual ice maker itself. The removal of the old ice maker and installing of the new one took less than 5 minutes. This of course was after watching the repair video first. I still feel that I saved money by doing the repair myself instead calling in a appliance repair man, even with the added cost of the probable unneeded optic eye replacement. I am very satisfied.

The ice maker quit working about 4 years after we purchased this refrigerator. I asked several contractors if they knew what the problem could be. All believed it had something to do with the water line being stopped up. However, when I looked at the water line, it seemed fine. Thankfully when I googled about repairing this refrig, I came upon this website. It stated statistically that the Icemaker assembly part was the problem. Guess what? Replaced it and it works! The repair was a little tedious, so I got my next door neighbor to help. He has a few moments struggling getting it out and the new one in, but overall, it was not too difficult. I believe I could have done it with the video's help but certainly would have taken me longer.