Do-It-Yourself Story

I did some research online a saw this was a common problem. The part was cheap enough and looked easy to get at and fix myself. The service fee from Sears would have been $80. I ordered the part by fridge model number. I slid a hard plastic putty knife under the switch and popped it out. I used plyers to remove the switch from the wire casing. I had to bend the plastic tabs on the old piece a little to unattached it. Once off the new piece snapped right in. Works perfect. Part and shipping was under $10. My husband was so proud!