Do-It-Yourself Story

I watched the video first. My freezer is a lower draw freezer and I needed to remove the upper draw before I had access to the ice maker. Only 2 screws required loosening and one screw removed along with disconnect of an electrical plug for the ice maker. Still needed to work in an awkward position to reach the screws of the ice maker. Didn't realize that the bail was different on the new ice maker until I put the drawer back in and it did not close properly. Needed to pull the bail off the old unit and replace it with the bail on the new unit. After that, all worked well. Takes a few hours for the ice tray to cool and make ice.