KBRA20ELSS01 KitchenAid Refrigerator - Instructions

Pull the ice maker out using a nutdriver Pull the use a srew driver to remove the srews did the same to replace it put it back in had ice in 20 min

After googling for a parts supplier, PartSelect.com came up. The site was well done and had the Parts List conveniently available. I watched the associated video which was the highest quality "how-to" repair video I have seen. As it turns out, though, the icemaker does not have to be removed from the freezer unit. I removed the icemaker's shutoff lever, removed 3 screws, pulled the motor assy off, slid the new motor assy in place and re-installed 3 screws. Reinstalled the shutoff lever per the video and JOB DONE.

This fridge is s ultraease 2 its 8 years old. Icemaker would'nt make ice. Its fairly easy all you do is take out the screws i recommend a power drill tho. Pop out the cover put the new motor in. I did'nt hear anyththing or see anything for a hour or two thought it did'nt work. Then i heard a clunk like ice falling into a bin. 3 hours later ice was falling frequently.

I watched the video on line and fixed as per the easy demonstration. Sad something 4 years old breaks.

squeezed in the ends of the cover to insert the posts. It was very easy! But, be careful, don't over do it, line it up first!

removed bins and meat/cheese cover. Removed slider with two screws. Removed broken end cap with two screws. There is a plastic linkage to a vent in the rear. Removed three pieces from inside the end cap. These are are all snap-in parts, but require manipulation. Took some time to figure out. Same on reinstall. Cleaned up drawers and cover. Easy!

We tried repairing with a new switch which was very easy to install but it didn't fix the problem.

I took the ice maker right out

Took out the old and slipped the new

At first I just ordered a new motor and followed the instructions on the video . The new motor started working overtime but no water was being delivered to the tray . Ordered a new tray and re-installed. Working fine now. At first the ice was sticking, but that seems to have stopped now. It may be better to pull the ice maker out and check to see if there is damage to the tray before ordering. That way it could save the time of not doing things twice.

Replaced control and motor on the basis that most respondents found this unit to be at fault when the icemaker failed. Unfortunately, this wasn't the problem. Sudsequently, I replaced the electrionic boards which did fix the system. It would have been helpful (and less expensive) if the patrsselect website provided more help with problem diagnosis. Otherwise, the website is great!

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

It was a very simple repair. The only frustration is that all I needed was a small plastic part on the motor assembly but had to buy the entire assembly. Glad that I found the assembly much cheaper on your site, but wish I could have just bought the small plastic part.

I took out the old valve and replaced it with the new one. The part was exact and went right in. You just have to remember to trim the end of the tubing so you get a new surface for a tight seal.

Replaced valve on back of freezer and replaced the ice maker tray. Took about 20 minutes and had new ice cubes 1/2 hour later. It's working like it did when it was new