Product review (3 stars): Icemaker Works - But it's an After-Market Part (?)
I wanted everyone to know my situation thus far with this seller about the product I received. Please note that this is not a direct review of the product but more specific to the seller. Therefore, the information below - in its entirety - is a message I sent the seller (BuyYourParts.com). The beginning is a message I first sent last night (as stated below) and the rest is what I sent this morning...

I sent a message last night containing the information below:

"I received my ice maker today. However, upon noticing it looks a bit different from my original, I also noticed that the part number that was shipped was actually "ERWR30X10093". I originally ordered "WR30X10093" (without the "ER" at the beginning) so I'm curious as to what the product that showed up actually is. My refrigerator model is PSS26MGPACC (GE Profile Side by Side). The original ice maker's part number that was installed in the refrigerator was WR30X10044. This has since been updated to the part number I attempted to order (WR30X10093) but instead I received an even different part number (ERWR30X10093)..."

(THIS MORNING...) Upon further review of the part number received (ERWR30X10093) I have discovered that this is not the genuine GE Part that ordered from Amazon (which list the part number WR30X10093 as a genuine GE Part). I must say I am slightly disappointed with the way this situation has turned out due to the assumption I was ordering an authentic GE part; which it is not.

I have contacted the maker of the part (erparts.com) and have found out they are in the business of developing and manufacturing alternative replacement appliance parts for popular brand appliances (cutting high costs the manufacture would normally charge).  As I understand they are in the business to provide quality products nonetheless. I actually spoke with one of the managers from the business who designed this after-market part and was well convinced that this product is worth keeping considering its American roots and its 1 year warranty (compared to the 90 day offered by the genuine GE product). This item is worth posting as an after-market item given its description and its warranty; even though it may operate a bit different than the genuine GE part. However, it is not the genuine GE part and should not be advertised as such; which still remains as a disappointment with me. Bottom line - you as the seller should not be selling an after-market product to Amazon customers purchasing from Amazon's genuine part number listing. I'm aware how this works and know that you have agreed to sell this listed part on Amazon's website which they have listed as the genuine GE part; but you aren't doing so.

I'm not sure where to go from here with the part considering the situation. I have a working ice maker in my freezer right now and I'm fine with keeping it if I had too. I do feel as though there should be some action taken on your part ("buyyourparts.com) in order to reconcile the differences at this point. I'm aware that I've first contacted your business last night - however, I will expect to hear some sort of reply (preferably phone call) very soon to work this out.