Product review (5 stars): There was ICE, and the ICE was GOOD
I'm as busy as the next guy. Sure, I value a good appliance repair professional, but for repairs like a broken ice maker, I can't stomach spending 20-25% of the original cost of the an appliance to call a professional. Especially a luxury like ice. So when my ice maker made it's last batch of ice and failed to eject it from it's frigid womb, I was bummed because ladies and gentlemen I am an ice junkie. I love a frosty beverage, do NOT judge me. I love ice so much, I paid extra to hook our home filtration system into my fridge's ice maker. I make some wicked GOOOOOD ice. That chump Vanilla has got nothing on me.

I considered disassembling my frozen ice maker. Not frozen in the sense that it was too cold to operate, frozen in the sense that the mechanical linkages which eject it from the tray were inoperable and the wire arm did not have full range of motion. Through disassembly, I might have been able to isolate root cause but I'm as busy as the next guy so I looked at what the whole unit cost. A local repair parts store, had several in stock for $120. It would have taken me about an hour to go across town and back. So I search around and low and behold here it is for like $40 on Prime. And to make it even better, it's delivered the same day. So I saved myself an hour and $80 buying it on Amazon from Edgewater parts. It's like I bought an ice maker and got a 9-mo Amazon Prime membership included.

Two screws and one wire harness connection later, there was ICE, and the ICE was GOOD!