Product review (5 stars): Works just fine - be even nicer if the assembly came with insructions - I provide some "tips".
I have an older Whirlpool ED25TEXHW02 Side by Side Refrigerator with ice maker and separate in door ice / water dispensers. At first I noticed water freezing in the ice maker water supply tupe, then "hollow ice cubes". Researched how it all works online and came to the right conclusion is was the valve / solenoid assembly (after first coming the wrong conclusion is was the ice maker and replacing it) and found an excellent price plus FREE SHIPPING here. Whoppee ! It works. Took about 30 minutes to replace old assembly - and about 20 minutes to run 3 gallons of water through after the work (to get the air out of the lines).

My original assembly used all compression fittings. This unit use all but 2 "push a plug" connectors for the water lines. I was worried if I had to cut the compression fitting off the line would be too short - so the ones that slid right off I took off and left the other compression fittings on the line (it's better than cutting the line too short). Piece of cake - no cutting any plastic lines, they all fit fine. I was worried about the main water inlet - my supply line is copper with a brass compression washer and nut. Not a problem - the main water inlet on the new assembly is metal.

NOTE: BEFORE disconnecting the wire connectors on the original assembly - note which terminal on the solenoids the colored wire goes to. Each solenoid has a tab marked with an alpha / numeric indicator (A1 or B4) and an alpha indicator (L or M). All the white wires should go to the same label indicator on all the solenoids. So it's simple - for example only: Just remember - "white to A1 (or B4)" and your have it licked. You shouldn't have a problem reassembling and putting the wrong connector the the wrong solenoid - the tabs on the two solenoids are different sizes. The main water inlet solenoid connector is almost always colored Red.

Have fun, and best of luck to all!