KSSS42QDX05 KitchenAid Refrigerator - Instructions

Part delivered within four days. It took all of 15 minutes to replace the icemaker after viewing the video. had a half a bucket of ice by morning thanks

Took off all screws on box.Removed front of drawer,removed back-up to drawer and auger as one unit. Removed C-clamp on end of auger,this released all the parts. The end of the auger shaft unscrews, remove broken piece and reverse process with new part

Its the easiest repair in the world to do. Took less than 15 minutes. Removed the Icemaker unit from friedge, removed 3 screws replaced motor (very easy to do), 1 hr later I had Ice again! =)

Repair went just like the video. Since refrigerator and freezer are side-by-side, it's a little harder to get to the screws. This is where the small mirror comes in handy.

I had to take the icemaker cover door off to get the icemaker in. Then I realized I needed to use the additional brackets.

I watched the video on how to make the repair. It was that easy. The hardest part was disconnecting the electrical. Once that was done it was a really simple fix.

Unscrewed bolts pulled out motor,unhooked motor,replaced with new motor,put back in and replaced screws..fairly easy..then we had ice that evening!

Video instructions walked me right thru it had no problems.

Easy. Followed directions. Ice bucket is now full. I highly recommend this service (fast shipping) and instructional videos make it a cake walk.

turn power off, take the little cover on front of ice maker off so you can pull ice maker box out easier, unplug the easy connector ,after this take square cover off you'll see control motor take 3 screws off pull control motor out change new one in ,put them back together.turn power back on .then now Ice Maker will make some after 2 hours .You will SMILING then say ,Oh Yeah. QT good luck to everyone

The online video shortened the learning curve, and the cut the repair time in half.

Put part on /did not see warter come at first had to go a cycal then ice again thanks alot, danny repair guy whanted 46$ to look at part. Good job.

My ice maker has been broken since august 2011. I called my son in law, which is very handy, he looked at the broken ice maker, said he had no clue how to fix it, since its computerized. Searched the internet, found part select website, watched videos, read customers feed back, based on information provided, ordered icemaker control and motor assembly (less than $60. 00), Called my son in law, in less than 10 minutes, part was installed. The next morning the ice bin was full. I am so greatful for your website, and my wonderful son in law.

Removed 2 screws that holds the lite bracket .removed the 3 screws that holds the arm an water dispenser. The brackets have springs hooked to the one in the middle an right side. Save them . Next take the 2 screws that hold the ice flap, an then remove old arm, put new one on an place door flap screws back in an tighten. Put springs back in an tighten. Kinda hard to hold brackets down but they will go. Saved a lot of money doing it myself for 60 min of repair . Good luck you can do it

All of the parts are removed and install through the front of the freezer bin. Remove three screws and unplug the old one. I plugged the old wiring directly in and set the new ice maker on two of the screws for alignment, then screwed in the third screw, tightened everything. Install the arm that checks the status of the amount of ice and waited for it to fill up with ice.