Do-It-Yourself Story

Wasn't too difficult. You only need a flathead & a phillips head screwdriver. Had to remove the ice tray sensor from the old tray & then replace the tray. Worst part was the ice maker support. The rear 2 screws are a bit tricky to line up when installing the new part but it's easier if you install the front 2 screws first. One thing to note....this replacement ice maker support is slightly taller (appx 1/8th inch) than the original manufacturers part, so when you re-insert the ice bin be aware that it's a much more 'snug' fit than with the old part installed. It still fits & everything works fine but you have to be careful inserting the ice bin or you could break the lever that sits in the bin. (that lever tells the solenoid to either make more ice if the bin is empty or it shuts off if the bin is full so it's a very critical part...don't break it by trying to force the ice bin back into the unit.)