Our Kenmore (Whirlpool) refrigerator's ice maker had stopped making ice. I searched YouTube and found a repair videos for this exact problem, finding one with a similar refrigerator and the identical ice maker. I learned that the Water Inlet Valve had likely gone bad and would need to be replaced. In the video the tech pointed out the small rubber tube inside the freezer that comes down from the ceiling of the refrigerator into the ice maker. This tube feeds it the water to make ice with and was frozen solid. He explained that this had occurred due to a slow drip caused by the failing Water Inlet Valve. I checked out our refrigerator and found the tube was frozen as in the video and also that the small compartment it fed into was filled with solid ice as well. I applied heat from a small hair dryer to melt the ice and free up the tube (my own solution). The repair tech provided the replacement part number for the Water Inlet Valve which lead me to the Appliance Parts Pros site. I then watched your video, which being professionally done was even more helpful than the YouTube version. In addition, unlike the YouTube video your Water Inlet Valve hook up was identical to mine, with a Connector Valve already in place to first receive the water. I also ordered a Water Filter Cap. Ours had broken, and I'd previously bought a cheap generic replacement on EBay. However the quality wasn't great and it had already broken so I decided to spring for the real deal. This was a very easy repair to do myself and I saved over $200 by not having to call in the repair service we've used in the past. Being out of work due to the current pandemic, this money savings is especially important now. In future I will always research the possible causes and repairs of our appliances and if it looks doable will try and take care of them myself.