Replacement Ice Maker

I loosened two screws and removed a third. I lifted the icemaker off the 2 screws and unplugged the power. I plugged then new one in, hung it back on the 2 screws and replaced the 3rd. I tightened them all down and I was done. It was so easy I don't know why I waited so long to do it!

took off old ice maker, attached electrical connector and ice level stop, attached new ice maker to refridge.....waited and watched as new ice maker made perfect ice.

Excellent shipping service, received next day but only paid for standard shipping. Third time using your company, and just as pleased the previous times. Thank you for you fine service. Will use you again in the future. Thanks......

The ice maker wasn't working. I diagnosed the motor as being overworked and burnt out.

It stopped working a few months ago and I never got around to changing it. But my father who came to visit decided to take it apart. In doing so, he misplaced one of the three screws. Otherwise the ice maker went in very quickly. I spent the rest of the time looking for the screw and eventually gave up and searched through Lowe's for a match. Needless to say I found the original screw when I was putting all my tool box away.

I have removed the exsisting Ice maker with just a not driver for a tool. I had loosened the two top mount scews and removed the lower mount screw with a 11/32 nut driver (Yellow Handle) and removed the ice maker cradle assembly mount holes out of the exsisting mount clips. The new Ice Maker had come with extension cables and lever arms of differnt type. I used the exsisting lever arm from my ice maker. I also snapped in place my original cover onto the ice maker. Parts were correct match to a T. Reversed the order of removal and within 15 mins I had Ice. Great work Guys! Sincerely, Kurt Wilson Magnolia TX.

A friend did the installation and he said it was easy.

Thanks so much for such quick service. I ordered the icemaker on a Friday and it was delivered and installed on Saturday.

I wasn't sure what part of the icemaker was bad -- the shaft from the motor broke but I didn't know if that was the problem or if the heater had gone bad, keeping the ice from coming out or if the control module was bad so it wasn't signalling the heater or what so I decided to replace everything and only do it once! Removed the old one held by a few screws, unclipping the wiring harness and installing the new one -- perfect fit. My wiring harness in the refrig plugged right into the new unit. Didn't have to use any supplied patch cords. The new unit started cycling in fifteen minutes. It doesn't make quite as much ice as the old one did but it certainly makes enough. Smooth sailing -- hassle free.