Product review (1 stars): Not Frigidaire, but a generic Supco RIM model - lasted about 10 months
I was disappointed when I received this ice maker and discovered that it was NOT a Frigidaire original part as advertised, but instead a generic modular ice maker (which I could have bought cheaper right here on Amazon). The whole reason for picking this one and spending a few extra dollars is because it stated that it was a Frigidaire. If I wanted a Supco, I would have just bought that one.

It did come with the necessary wiring adapters to make it work, and I was tired of being without a working ice maker, so I avoided the hassle of returning it and decided to give it a try. it worked, so I was "OK" with it and decided to keep it.

Unfortunately it started overflowing just like the one I replaced after only 10 months of use. Adjusting the timer is not enough to correct the issue. I had a bad feeling when I took it out of the box and knew it probably wouldn't last. I should have listened to my gut feeling on this one. Perhaps $5 a month for a working ice maker is a good deal? Lets see, my original one lasted 10 years, and this one 10 months. If I keep replacing them at this rate it would cost $600 over a 10 year span.

Update: I forgot to mention that the exact model of this is the Supco Rim277. It can be found right here on Amazon for less money, but advertised for what it actually is. Don't pay extra for the Frigidaire name because it is NOT a Frigidaire ice maker. It is a Supco RIM277, and is the direct replacement for the Frigidaire ice makers.