Product review (5 stars): Fits Many Kenmore Models
Fit my Kenmore model #10655249400 perfectly. For those who are wondering, this ice maker works with many older Kenmore models where the wire harness is NOT detachable from the refrigerator. The whole installation took me about 15 minutes from start to finish. This procedure is for refrigerators where the wiring harness cannot be unplugged from the refrigerator.

1. Turn off the water, unplug the refrigerator, and remove the ice container.
2. Remove the cover from the old ice maker.
3. Use a 1/4 driver to loosen (do NOT remove) the top two bolts.
4. Remove the bottom bolt.
5. Gently lift the ice maker up to remove it from the mount.
6. Use a small flat blade screwdriver and push down on the white clip while pulling on the wiring harness to remove it from the old ice maker, and then remove the wiring harness from the fuse clip.
7. Gently pull the shut off arm from the back of the old ice maker and then pull the front of the shut off arm out.
8. Remove the cover from the new ice maker and use a flat screwdriver to remove the wiring harness.
9. Install the shut off arm onto the new ice maker by gently inserting into the back of the new ice maker and then gently push in the front.
10. Slide the wiring harness from the refrigerator into the new ice maker until it clips and insert the fused wire into the fuse clip.
11. Gently lift the new ice maker and push it over the water fill tube. Make sure the fill tube goes through the hole.
12. Gently maneuver the ice maker until the top mounting bracket engages the top two screws and slide the ice maker down over the screws.
13. Tighten the top bracket screws.
14. Insert and tighten the bottom bracket screw.
15. Put the cover on the new ice maker and reinstall the ice container.
17. Turn on the water and plug in the refrigerator.
16. It may take up to 24 hours fro the new ice maker to completely cool. In most cases it should dump the first batch of ice within a few hours.

After the new ice maker is installed you may want to place a towel under the ice tray as a precaution in case water spills out of it. If water spills it indicates that either the ice maker is not level (most likely) or the water screw is set too far (highly unlikely). Check the top mount to make sure it is fully pushed down over the mounting screws. A small plastic water fill screw is located on the right side of the ice maker by removing the cover. Turn clockwise to lower the fill time.  In most cases none of this will be necessary.

This ice maker is a good fit, even for some Kenmore models (check Sears Parts Direct). It's a great deal on Amazon and even a better buy if you are lucky enough to get a Used Like New from Amazon Warehouse Deals like I did. Looked brand new to me. Most likely someone bought it and decided not to install it or figured it was too complicated. Believe me, it's a very simple job and will save you hundreds over calling out an appliance repair person.