MZD2665HEB Maytag Refrigerator - Instructions

Exactly like the instructions in this website. Unplug the refrigerator, remove 2 screws from the door ice/water dispenser, remove cables from solenoid, remove ice chute Seal, ice chute door insulation, ice chute door, remove hinge-door and spring, replace in reverse order and in 15 minutes the problem was solved.

Followed the video as a guideline. It was not exactly as portrayed. My husband and I, being long time do it yourselfer's, were able to get around the differences. There were screws, instead of tabs as pictured in the video, plus had to remove 4 screws instead of one to loosen the old icemaker. After 2 days the icemaker is pumping out loads of ice.

I performed the replacement just as the video instructed. Very simple repair.

Looked at questions, picked one that applied, ordered suggested part, fix was super easy after watching video, Frig in running, part fixed it. Very excited, Thankyou.

Unscrewed the old filter and screwed in the new one

One mnorning the temp on the frig was in the 50's and the freezer was cold. Tried to get someone to come out and repair with no luck. We purchased a new frig. Then I decided to see if I could repair the old one to use. I wish I had discovered partselect before I bought the new one. First I thought from the web site that it was a overload/relay problem so I ordered it and changed it out and it was very easy. Then that did not correct the problem so I checked further and discovered that it could be the defrost heat element and thermostat. On partselect web site I saw where if your coil is covered in ice that this could be the reason. I ordered them and watched the video of how to change them out. The video is a little misleading because chances are you will not have the room around the coil that it shows on the video and also the element and thermostat will not come as one unit as shown on the video. It is still easy to cut the wires ont he thermostat and install it. The heat element is a little tricky to get out and back in and the clips that holds yours might be a little different and more difficult to do than the video but you can do it. All in all I spent about 160. 00 And the frig is working like new.

I was impressed at how fast the delivery came. Move refrigerator,cut off water & power, detach &* reattach part and test.

I followed the instructions from your video. I did this replacement all by myself. I am a 64 year old woman and have never done anything like this before. It could not have been any easier.

Cleaned out freezer and unpluged the frig to let ice melt. Removed the shelves from the freezer and took screws out of back bottom panel on inside of freezer. Panels pulls up and can be removed. Had to disconnect light that is attached to panel. Unplugged the old heater element and removed it. Also removed the thermostat. There is not as much room as shown on the model in the video so it takes care and patience to remove the old one and install the new one. Also the new thermostat will come not wired to the heater element as shown in the video so be prepared to connect the wires. Really an easy over all job and not the unit works perfect again. All together I spent about 180. 00 And if I had bought the right parts the first time it would have only been about 80. 00.

Replaced icemaker and used wire harnnes and plastic cover off old one. Real easy!!

The ice maker change out was easy. The problem was the part came with a different filler cup but the one needed was supplied. Changing to the other cup required taking the ice maker apart and installing the other filler cup. Go to the parts list and find the filler cup. Use instructions found there to change to other cup and then install your ice maker.

My Maytag side by side had stopped making ice suddenly. My wife loves her ice. We were at a loss until we found the Parts Select website. I ordered the new icemaker and the dual water valve. After watching the short installation videos I changed the parts on my refrigerator and in about 45 minutes I heard the sound of ice dropping into the bucket. With the wide selection of part and easy to understand videos we had Ice and my wife was happy. I recommend this site to anyone that wants to repair a malfunctioning appliance

Piece of cake. Took out old filer and put in new one!

First off I had no idea how a fridge worked or where to begin and the troubleshooting section of the manual was a joke. So I took the back panel off made sure the coils underneath were clean. Took out the back panel of the freezer and made sure that nothing was frozen over and I hadn't seen excess water on the floor so ruled that out. I knew the condenser was still running so I took a shot in the dark. Ordered the part and waited for it to arrive. It took me 3 minutes to open the box and install it. Immediately knew it was working replaced the back panel and moved the fridge back.

I went online to diagnose the symptom and 3 things came up, thermostat, heater and adaptive control. I replaced the thermostat but the symptom continued so I also replaced the heater. This fix the problem. On the front side inside the freezer, take out the panel by removing everything (food, tray). The panel can be removed by using a nutdriver. Once the panel is removed, you can see the ice on the evaporator coil. You can wait or use a hair dryer to melt it. Get ready to collect the water from the rear of the fridge by opening up the rear bottom panel and using a scoop (I used a cough syrup cup)to collect water from a very shallow drip pan. If you don't scoop the water out, it will spill on the floor once the ice have all melted. The coil is attached to the fridge body by 2 plastic tabs. I pulled the coil near the tab to minimize pressure so that you wont misshape the coil. I broke one in the process but I do not see the need to replace the broken tab. When I put the coil back, it was still firmly in place. The heater is at the bottom of the coil and is attached by 2 wire clips. Very easy to remove using a plier. There is not much room to move the coil because it is attached to the refrigerant line. Using a plier, you have to open up the side of the casing where the coil sits so that you can take the coil straight out. Reverse the process to finish installation.