Product review (5 stars): We have ice !
Used this in a Kitchenaid 22cu ft FrostFree side by side fridge. The model number was different (all numbers), but I found several online sources that said these were the same.

The only difficulty with replacement was removing the door flap so I could yank out the old one. Had my husband do that. Thanks to youtube, he was able to locate the plastic clip rather than the screws I was trying to remove.

On to delivery day. This new ice maker arrived packed tight with no shifting in its box. Husband wasn't home so I went ahead and unpacked, compared to old one (a few differences on plastic teeth). Screw holes, electric port..everything seemed good. So I plugged in the electric relay from the old one (you'll need a new one if your fuse has popped; This maker didn't have the new relay). And then I set it in freezer, placed a few screws in and turned water on for temporary mount.
Instructions say it may take up to 24 hrs for ice to begin. Within 2 hrs I heard the first ice cubes drop into the bucket.

After a few more hours, we finished tightening screws and replaced all pieces. And we have a full ice bucket, even with us filling our glasses.

So, for just around $50, we were able to get our ice maker operational.