TFX27RJC General Electric Refrigerator - Instructions

Removed ice buscket from freezer, removed 4 screws holding front cover on, set aside old ice bucket, set new ice bucket in place and reinstalled screws, putback in freezer, done. Maybee ten minutes.

Removed the old ice bucket assembly and dumped the contents. Removed four screws from the face plate and reinstalled it to the new ice bucket kit. Back in business.

Replaced auger and front helix kit.

order new augerand ice bucked changed face plate 4 screws now have good clean ice

I simply ordered a new Ice bucket, removed about 6 Phillips head screws, removed the old bucket from the Ice door and replaced with a new bucket. SIMPLE !!!!!

Since Parts Select was unable to cross reference to another part I myself checked out all other web sights and did my own cross reference. I found a matching compatable ice bucket number and bought that ice bucket from part select I got it quickly and put it in.

Just replaced the auger from the old one

All I had to do was remove four (4) screws from the old ice bucket assembly to remove the front cover and attach it with the existing screws to the new ice bucket assembly. It was a very simple repair. Thanks for the expedient delivery and the exact replacement part that I needed.

It was really simple, remove 4 screws form the old cover and put it on the new bucket. Simple, Simple!!

followed the previous posts, loosened four screws on the front panel, attached panel to new auger and ice bucket, and was good to go. Excellent advice!

I opened the package and screwed the rails in. The first repair rail kit included extra screws, the last did not so don't toss the existing screws.

1) Unscrew the old ice maker from the ice bucket and remove. 2) Add the new auger and screw back into the ice bucket. 3) Ta Da. No more rusty ice cubes! The Ice schield you merely insert the tabs into the slots in the freezer. Parts all seem to fit fine

Ice bucket and auger came fully assembled. Just had to attach the face plate from the broken ice bucket assembly and slide it into the freezer. There were only four Phillips screws involved.

Removed broken light cover (that was held together with tape) and replaced with new part. The most amazing thing was that I was able to locate the part for a 21 year old refrigerator

The replacement part came with a one page instruction sheet. Following those instructions I cut the two hoses on the old resivour and removed it. I then cut the hoses on the new resivour to desired length (all inside the refrigerator). Using the two couplers provided with the new resivour I hocked the two hoses together and tightened th ... Read more em with a wrench. It took longer to clean the refrigerator than it did to replace the part. Instruction sheet was very helpful