MFI2568AES12 Maytag Refrigerator - Instructions

This was sooo easy! Removed the vegetable bins and shelf. Then removed the the deli drawer and lid. Used a 1/4 inch nut driver to remove the three nuts. On kitchen counter, I removed the two cross-cut screws from slide rail and put it on the new piece. Replaced the three nuts on the new end cap and then the hard work began---clean the shelves and bins that had been removed and replace the food. My refrigerator looks like new!

went by instructions, used a little common sence.

Disengaged the hinges, removed old drawer lid. Engaged hinges on new drawer lid. Done

Removed drawers, screws and cap and replaced. Very easy and excellent service in shipping.

Pretty easy to do except need to pay close attention to how the old part came off because the back was a little tricky. The part that hooks to the chefs pantry door and controls the temperature adjustment slide pay particular attention to. The whole job from start to finish about 30 minutes, definately would not hire someone to do, would do myself again.

Removed shelves to allow access for removal of end cap. Remove three 1/4" drive screws and pull end cap forward to loosen and remove. The back assembly for temperature control of the bins will come out too. Remove temperature control rod and back assembly from end cap for reuse on new end cap. Remove two philips screws from drawer slider and detach from end cap. Reverse process for re-installation.

So easy! IDed the part with ease with the pictures.When the new part arrived, removed 2 screws from the old part and 2 nuts.Then removed old part and replaced with new part, which fit perfectly.Replaced screws and nuts, put the drawer and lid back on and done! I am a not very handy 58 year old female and this was easy.

Removed the 2 veggie drawer, removed the meat /pantry drawer and shelf. unscrewed the screws, removed the end cap and replaced it with new end cap - screwed the screws back in and voila - DONE!

Removed the 2 bins, glass shelf, large drawer. Removed the 2 screws holding the right drawer slide. Removed the 2 screws holding the pantry end cap in place. Transfered all the parts from the old end cap to the new end cap and reinstalled the end cap. Replaced the slide, glass shelf and the drawers. Installed the large drawer cover (very carefully!) as this is what broke off last time. Total time start to finish about 30 minutes.

Replaced high voltage control board, located on the back of refrig. on the left side,has a metal cover and four screws. Once you remove the metal cover, there is a clear plastic cover that snaps out left to right. Circuit board snaps out pretty easy, all conectors fit one way only. Just be sure to unplug refrig. first, and use anti-static band..

The repair was simple. It was a matter of unpluging the old relay and then pluging in the new one. I almost bought a new refrigerator but after doing alittle reading on this web sight and finding out the most common reason for having the problem I was having I decided to order the relay. It was the problem...$ 70.00 -v- $1400.00. I'm HAPPY !

Was very easy after I found right tool to get out the screws. There were only 3 popped old one out and put new one in. I waited over a year thinking this was a difficult/expensive repair. So not true...22$ and 15 min. I will definitely recommend this store/site and maintain it for my future use.

Easy to screw on. Took less than 5 minutes.

Reading the other repair stories really helped. Once we read a few and were able to find a schematic that was close to our model number on your website we realized we had a dual water valve where one solenoid-operated switch could stop working(No ICE but water) we located the dual valve on the interior back of the fridge and plugged the part number into your website that showed us the replacement part number. It was pretty much unplug and replace. Thank-You! A+++++++++

had to replace side cap s because plastic pin sheared off