MFI2067AES Maytag Refrigerator - Instructions

No need to call a service/parts repairman. My husband quickly installed the new left end cap. He just removed the crisper drawers and bottom drawer parts. Unscrewed old part; screwed in the new part. Easy.

As reported by others. Remove 3 screws and replace part. Takes longer to remove/replace the drawers then the actual part.

1 take off broken crisper
2 remove front mask from broken crisper. You need a little bit of brain to figure it out how to...
3 Apply front mask to a new crisper. Once you took it out, you know how to install it . Be careful, do not break down mask or crisper, do not apply excessive force, think twice.
4. The most 'difficult' step - set the thing back in frige

Do not forget to remind your wife how stupid and negigent she is and how good you are

Found partselect on internet, ordered the part, received the part in 2 days and removed the old part and installed the new part.

First I removed the screws from the draw track and screwed on the track to the new part. I then used a socket wrench to remove the component. Once removed, I used the socket wrench to screw in the new component. Finally I placed the cover back on the draw.

First I removed the drawers under the lid and then the drawers over the lid. I also removed the glass shelving and shelf brackets. Then I removed the three screws holding the endcap and then replaced the endcap with a new one. Then I reassembled the shelves and drawers.

I slid the drawer lid from the pins by pushing in on the top sides of the lide and put the new one in by lining up the pins and holes and 'snap'.

I ordered the part, you shipped it quickly and I replaced it. I would absolutely recommend your company to anyone. I was very impressed. This is the second part I have ordered from you.

pulled one side loose than the other. did the opposite to install new lid

I removed three screws and replaced the part. It was very quick and easy>

Most of the time was just removing the food and trays and cleaning up a bit. 3 nuts removed and re attached with a small socket wrench. No wires or anything. The lid then just simply snapped back into place.

I removed the upper two storage drawers and glass shelf then the 3 hex bolts on the endcap and then 2 phillips screws on the drawer retractor. Then I reversed the process for reassembly.

I had to half emprty the refrigerator, take away a shelf, and the drawer in order to hace access to the bolts. I simply unscrewed the bolts, took the old endcap away and replaced it with the piece I ordered. It was very simple to do.

Carefully

No issues

Took off the old one and snapped in the new one! Took less than a minute.