Product review (3 stars): Worked well, then quit, so ordered new one, which works fine
I'd give it 5 stars, but it did not work.  I got suspicious when it did nothing at all, so I opened the old unit and the new one and compared the insides and found the off/on lever wasn't making the actual switch engage.  It was a simple fix, and now we have ice in our 90 plus deg. Oklahoma days.  Also, the same unit sells  for up to $90 by other suppliiers, so this was a real good buy. After using a few days I realized the wire on/off lever is made in reverse and will allow overflow, so I have to remove it and bend the lever to the right position.  But...it makes ice nicely.

UPDATE 6-14. It finally quit a couple weeks ago, but may be partly my fault. I adjusted the water fill clockwise toward minimum, which should be about 6 seconds, but there is no stop on the adjust, and the very thin metal the screw moves will crumple and ruin the maker! There is no sensation of reaching the end of its travel, so you must remove the 3 screws holding the works onto the main body and slide it off, first removing on/off lever. Then observe the screw travel, and turn it clockwise for minimum cube size until you see it reach the end of its travel. If you allow the cubes to be very large they stick together and won't pass thru the little door or the impeller blade that moves them out. I suggest if you go on vacation you move the on-off lever to off, as if the water-fill sticks on, as mine did, it will flow out the ice door and flood your floor! I was lucky, it did it right before me and I turned off the water behind the fridge. It's still a good buy at a great price. Now sells for around $150.