RS22AQXMQ01 Roper Refrigerator - Instructions

Unplug fridge. Remove ice door. Removed one 1/4" screw from right rear. Remove wire harness cover. Release catch on left side and slide ice maker out. Pop cover off left side. Three screws hold in control module. Line up ejector arm cam with new module and reverse the removal process.

I'm a pretty handy guy. I can usually figure out how to fix most things. We have an extended warranty for most of our appliances but the refrigerator was somehow over looked. After reviewing the info package that come with the refrigerator I realized I was pretty much on my own. I went on the Internet and was lucky to find the Partselect site. It was great and easy to navigate!!! I love the virtual repairman and the section that gives percents of probability of what the problem may be. I ordered the part, received it the next day and had it repaired in minutes. Just watch the virtual repairman and do what he says..it couldn't have been simpler The whole process (ordering to shipping to installation) was extremely easy. If I ever need parts for any appliance again I will go to Partselect!!!!!!!!!

The ice maker in my fridge had been broken for months. I kept passing it off thinking it would be an expensive and time consuming repair. However, I finally decided to do a little research and found your website. I ordered the part on Friday and got it on Saturday! I couldn't believe how fast the shipping was! The instructions that came with the ice maker and the video on the website made this job a breeze! I had ice in a couple of hours! Thank you SO MUCH! I can now get rid of those pesky ice trays and free up freezer space.

I bought part number 4317943. and used the same wire bracket from the old Ice maker. I had a little trouble reaching the screws, I am 6'2 and had a little trouble seeing and reaching what I needed too. My Wife is alot smaller and had no problem reaching in and installing the Ice maker with a little help from me, all I did was hold it inplace for her and give her a little advise.

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Mike

new auger and drive wheel

I want everyone to know that the ice maker for my sub zero was no longer available.It is a 1994 refrigator. I searched your web site and found something that looked very similiar.It turned out to be an exact replacement.If anyone needs the entire ice maker, they will have to change the electrical connection on the unit.To remove the ice maker unit,first remove the feeezer draw. It comes out the same way you would remove a kitchen draw from the cabinet.Unplug the ice maker,and remove the 3 screws.Then remove the 3 screws from the front of the ice maker.Reverse the process to re-install.

followed directions given on your video

Side by side 25cf unit. removed contents from freezer, removed shelving, removed ice maker, removed shelving brackets, removed rear wall that serves as cold air duct, unplugged three electrical leads, pried off fan blade using putty knife to spread the prying force, removed fan motor by unlatching plastic mount ears.

Installing new motor is reverse of the above sequence. Very, very easy. Make sure you have the fridge turned off so power to the motor is cut off. Allows the light to remain on in the freezer, so you can see what you are doing.

Replaced ice guide.

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.

The door bin wasd a snap just take out the old and put in the new. The Ice bin auger was a little difficult because when we took out the ice crusher part we had problems putting it back to it would contine to cruch, it is still off some but on a whole I now can get ice from the door again. I could have used better directions on taking out the old and replaceing it.

Used the instructions on your site.

I just opened the door and slid the new shelf in place.. Now I have the extra shelf space I wanted....

Was able to determine that the "Ejector Arm" needed a nugde to get the ice to harvest. Well, that meant the "Module Motor" must be bad. I ordered Part#PS2341896 on a Thursday and was at my door (std. shipping) on Saturday. YOU DON'T have to remove the entire ice maker! Unplug your frig; remove the 3 screws; remove the old unit and replace with new (be sure your lined up correctly with the ejector arm); plug your frig back in. I was able to unwrap the package and replace the piece in less than 5 minutes!!! Ice is HARVESTING!!!

your vidieo was soooooo easy save alot on doing it myself. Thanks Brian D from NJ