How to Troubleshoot & Replace Samsung AP4334981 / DA63-02284B Refrigerator Ice Cube Tray

Replaced sensor bracket and tray, works fine now. 

The fix was not difficult but the best part of the story is the outstanding customer service from Appliance Parts Pros. The part arrived quickly but a small plastic hook was broken on the replacement. It was packed really well so I'm not sure what happened. When I called Appliance Parts Pros, they took my word and shipped a new part that morning. Great customer service! Thanks appliancepartspros.com! D. Dempsey- Atlanta 

WITH A NEW ICE TRAY. 

Replaced suggested parts all is well now! 

It went great took about five minutes to install 

After reviewing several DIY videos regarding Samsung ice maker problems, I determined that the problem was due to an ice tray issue. I purchased the new tray, and with the help of the video, it took about 5 mins to install. Fixed my problem and probably saved me at least $150 for a repairman charge 

Installed the replacement ice tray I ordered. Used the video from u tube and I easily installed the new ice cube tray. 

This was a very simple fix in replacing the ice cube tray and dispenser dip tray arm with just a screwdriver. The new ice bucket tray assembly just slid into place. Overall the entire replacement process took me less than 15 minutes. 

Parts arrived in 3 days. After viewing youtube video, it took about 5 minutes to do the repair. 

Turned off the water to the fridge, and thawed out the ice compartment. Then I went to YouTube for help, where I found a video of an identical failure. I removed the ice maker (5 minutes), and discovered the ice tray was broken. The person who made the YouTube video recommended AppliancePartsPros.com, so I went to their website, which was manned on Memorial Day Weekend. I had the part overnighted, even though shipping cost more than the part, re-assembled the ice maker with the new tray (5 minutes), and then re-installed the ice maker (5 minutes). I turned the water back on, hit the reset button on the ice maker, and within a couple of hours I heard fresh ice cubes hitting the bottom of the container. Bye the next morning, the container was full of nice ice cubes, and NO leaked water. Total cost for the repair, including FedEx next day shipping, under $30. Had I called a repairman, it would have been over $300.