Dispenser Grille

The actuator arm was the only part that was a little difficult. The drip tray and the kick plate went on very easily. First, we went online to your schematic on the unit. This showed how it was assembled and how it came apart. We then terminated the power to the refrigerator, and removed the drip tray which exposed two screws holding in the face plate for the ice/water on the door of the refrigerator. We then removed three screws from the control panel and pulled it forward. This exposed the actuator and two more screws that held it into place. We removed them and unplugged the small plug giving power to the actuator. We then installed the new part and replaced all the screws that had been removed. We reassembled the face plate and the screws there and then snapped in the drip tray. When we turned on the power everything worked fine.

Easy easy easy! I usually call for service that costs $75 just for a repairman to come to the house...I found this website, typed in the model number of the fridge and voila...found the part. Received the part in one day! Repair took abut ten minutes from start to finish. The broken part was up inside the door, not the hinge on the box part of fridge. At first glance I thought I had the wrong part. Must look at door and pry out broken bearing with screw driver. Just slide in new bearing. I am usually not one to repair things myself so I was quite proud after fixing this one....I would recommend this company to all of my friends!!!

the tray just pulls out, with a little encouragement. then the new one was put in place. the module label just peeled off and i stuck on the new one. new frig looks fabulous. i used krylon for plastic to paint the rest of the housing for the ice/water dispenser. i chose not to paint the water tray as i feared the frequent wasking would wear on the painted part. new frig just looks fabulous !!!

pulled of the drip tray and replaced the shelf. Simple as pie