Product review (5 stars): Exact Replacement, for $100 Less
My 1998 French door Kenmore fridge had had ice maker trouble in the past, and I had bought a new ice cube insert for it a few years ago from the Sears parts warehouse for $60. But now the ice maker had slowed to a crawl and then to a virtual stop. SO I went to the Sears parts Web site and found the correct model number for the replacement. The entire ice maker was about $134 or so, plus shipping. I almost ordered it, but since I had the exact part number, I dumped the part into Amazon.com and found the exact replacement for $36. That's not a typo. It came quickly and I installed it and now I have abundant ice again, just like the original ice maker when it was new. A tip: If you install a new ice maker and get no ice, you might need to replace the fill solenoid. Once when I repaired the old ice maker, I discovered (from the fact I still got no ice) that the solenoid water valve had failed. So, don't return the maker if you don't get any ice. Check the valve. I recommend this product and seller.