Product review (1 stars): Product is not by Kenmore, is counterfeit, performs poorly
About 10 months ago, the original icemaker stopped working in my ~15 year old Kenmore refridgerator.  The icemaker was labeled Kenmore p/n WR30X0307.  I typed in p/n WR30X0307 on Amazon and found it available for $84.25 from North American HVAC.  I ordered it and received it a few days later.  The part number on the paperwork was p/n WR30X10093.  I researched it on the internet and found that Kenmore had replaced p/n WR30X0307 with WR30X10093.  I didn't think much of it since the icemaker seemed like it would fit / work, and it did install and (somewhat) function.  At the time, I thought I had received an equivalent Kenmore part.
The icemaker never quite worked like the original one:
- The ice cubes were sometimes ejected before completely frozen, and cracked open / were hollow after landing in the ice tray
- When the water valve was triggered by the icemaker to fill the ice cube tray, my water valve occasionally made a sputtering sound like it was being cycled on / off several times during the file process
- Eventually the intermittent water valve triggering stopped, and the water value was triggered for a longer.  The ice cubes were larger (more water = larger ice cubes) which was nice, but sometimes the  ice cube tray was overfilled, causing water to drip into the ice cube tray and freeze.
- Overfilling the ice cube tray gradually got worse, and was so bad that the bottom of the ice tray was a sheet of ice.  The last straw was the overfilling was so bad, all newly formed ice cubes quickly from to the bottom of the ice tray and water was even running out of the ice tray and dripping down the side of my freezer before it froze.

So, it was time to replace this sketchy ice cube maker in less than one years time.  I went back to Amazon to find another and was reading some reviews that some replacement icemakers were not original equipment manufacturer (OEM).  It turns out that some companies are producing a form / fit / functional product under the same part number.  I went back and looked at the icemaker purchased from North American HVAC, and there is no Kenmore label on it.  In fact, there is no product label on it at all.  And then I realized even though the icemaker says By Kenmore on Amazon, it was not actually by Kenmore and was some equivalent counterfeit part made by another company.

At that point, I was done with trying to find this on Amazon from distributors and went to Sears.  I was able to find p/n WR30X10093 on the Sears website.  It was even in stock at a Sears near my home.  I went to pick it up, and while it cost a bit more, $143, I am much more comfortable purchasing an OEM product if it costs 50% more.  Oh, and this one does have the Kenmore label on it.  After installation, there is no sketchy performance either and after a couple days the performance is the same as my original WR30X0307.

My complaints are the following:
1) The part received from North American HVAC doesnt have a product label showing the true manufacturer.
2) North American HVAC should not show this product as By Kenmore on Amazon.  This part looks different than the Kenmore part I received at Sears.  There is no screw to adjust to the ice cube size and there is an on / off switch on the Kenmore part I received.  The product shown by North American HVAC on Amazon is not a genuine Kenmore part.  This is a deceptive business practice.
3) You should not claim to be selling one p/n (WR30X0307) and ship another (WR30X10093).  This should be clear at the time of purchase and not up to the buyer to figure out on their own.
4) The counterfeit part sold has poor performance in my case.

It is disturbing that counterfeit icemakers are being manufactured (and distributed) using the OEM part number.  This is a fraudulent and deceptive practice.