Product review (5 stars): Anyone can do this job.
I had to replace the ice maker on my Samung RF28HMEDBSR, after owning it for two years. In retrospect, the original maker did not ever function correctly. It was very slow and it often dripped out the spout in the door front.  I watched a miriad of videos proporting to help you "troubleshoot" and "fix" your ice maker. They are worthless! (make sure that the water is turned on, etc.) I finally chose to replace it myself. The Amazon site is helpful in making sure that you choose the correct replacement part. Look at your current maker and make sure as a final check, that the picture of the replacement part matches what you have now. The actual job is fairly simple. Anyone can do it as it is for the most part a plug and play operation. However having said that, you must get on YouTube and watch a few videos. The one that I found useful is [...]. You must understand how to gently pry the refrigerant loop down from the old maker before pulling the old unit out. These units are not inexpensive. $130 inc shiping for this one. I was seriously miffed at having to replace it after two years. But I appreciated being able to avoid the high cost of a repairman (figure an additional $100-$150 dollars). It took me about fifteen minutes to change them out, working carefully, slowly and methodically. I could do another one in 5 minutes. Once I finished the job, we had new ice in the tray in about 15 minutes. Yea!