Product review (5 stars): Took some studying, a flashlight and hand tools, but was easy to install.  Makes ice.  I am now the family hero.
My 1995 side-by-side Kenmore refrigerator's ice maker started over-filling with water and spilling inside the freezer compartment. The water level adjuster screw did not fix the problem so I bought this.

It took five minutes to read the instructions, a half hour to buy a $6.00 1/4 inch nut driver at the hardware store, fifteen minutes to study how it all worked and ten minutes to install.  It fit perfectly with no adjustment necessary.

The flat four wiring connector/harness that was factory attached to the new ice maker fit my Kenmore refrigerator, but numerous extra wiring harnesses for other types of refrigerators came with the kit.

You must use a small flathead screwdriver or needle nosed pliers to unclip the wiring harness from the inside back of the refrigerator.  You cannot pull the wiring harness out with force; you must unclip the wiring harness or it will break on the refridgerator side.  Make double sure to unplug refrigerator before installing.  It also helps to use a small headlight or flashlight to see when reconnecting the electrical harness behind the icemaker.

Make sure to line up the water fill tube in the icemaker's opening or the water will miss the ice tray when it kicks on.

Lastly, only the bottom screw needs to be removed to take out the old ice maker.  The two top screws just need to be loosened enough to slip the icemaker mounting ears out of the metal retaining feet.

You may also need a complete nut driver set as your refrigerator may use a different size than mine.  A cheap set is about $12.

I would suggest removing your old ice maker before buying this so you know you have the tools and can do the job.

Once installed, the new icemaker started making ice within three hours.  Filled the ice holder in 48 hours. Very, very satisfied.  No complaints.