Product review (4 stars): Easy replacement
When our icemaker on our GE Profile refrigerator quit after 12 years, I had to do some diagnostics to figure out what to replace. I pulled out the refrigerator and spent a good 20 minutes just cleaning up the accumulated dust, lint, and grime behind it. Be prepared for this step! I had pulled out the old icemaker and put a bowl under the water feed line at the back of the freezer. Playing with the valves, I managed to get water into the bowl, so it was clear that the icemaker itself needed to be replaced.

The replacement was easy enough, just a few screws. The instructions were not accurate, particularly the location of the water inlet funnel,  but it was clear where everything belonged.

The patch cord is poorly designed; I had to cram it into the back of the freezer compartment to get the ice drawer to fit back in.

Once the unit was in and turned on, we had ice overnight.

I disliked having to replace the entire unit when it seems likely that a single part inside had failed and the repair could have been cheaper. Unfortunately the design does not allow any repair of the internal mechanism or wiring of the icemaker.

Overall an easy fix, 20 minutes to complete once I had the new unit.