Bucket Glide - Left Side WR72X10247

Centered bucket guide plastic hook (notch) on back to line up screw hole of tray motor. Used socket to screw together. Without the bucket guide plastic hook this was all but impossible to line up the screw hole. When I discovered the plastic hook or notch, the process was easy!
You can't see behind the motor housing to see what you are trying to do!
Using the plastic notch was essential.

The fix is still working with no problems.

removed the ice tray, turned off ice maker, disconnected and removed the ice maker. Removed the left side rail using nut driver. Inspected new side rail and installed. Reinstalled ice maker, turned ice maker back on and replaced ice ben. Checked operation. OK

Remove three screws using nut drivers. 2 screws are the same size, the read one is larger.
Replace broken part with new one, re-install three screws.

Unscrewed the old slide (4) four screws.
Installed the new left slide with the same screws and works perfect. Saved me at least $ 125.00 for service call and part.

Took off broke one put on new one using same screws 2 min. Max

Amazingly simple. I followed the directions I found on your site 4 socket screws removed. They were easily accessible. Replaced the broken bucket guide with the new part. Put the screws back in in less than 15 minutes the icemaker auger feature that dispenses the ice was back in working order.

Remove 5 screws and broken glide. Install new glide and screws. really simple install

Removed screws with socket wrench. Replaced with new glide and reattached to plate at back.

Being patient with the project and finding the correct tools to use. It was a bit of a balancing act. But I have my new slide in and back to making ice. Only regret is the by farthest back screw is not snug as much as I would like. It is in but a little loose.

I had previously removed the motor by unplugging 2 plugs and had the motor sitting on my kitchen counter awaiting for the part from the site. On receipt of the part, we removed the broken left glide, installed the new glide, re plugged the motor and attached it to the new glide. If it weren't for my hubby trying to find the right socket tool for the screws, installation would have been less than 15 minutes. The screw that attaches the glide to the ice motor is a different size than the ones that screw into the side of the fridge.