Product review (5 stars): Very reasonable repair that works like a charm
Two weeks ago my 10 year old Kitchenaid refrigerator stopped making ice. I started trouble shooting the possible causes and figured by the time I got done replacing the various parts the rebuilt ice maker would cost $500 or more. Found this replacement on Amazon for around $70. The data window that let you cross reference to make sure you had the correct replacement was very helpful. I watched a YouTube video on replacing the ice maker that was extremely helpful. New part arrived in 2 days with 4 different wiring harnesses (the one attached was the correct one for my model.) Had the old party out and the new one in in Leeds than 5 minutes. Remember to keep the baling arm from your old  ice maker since it does not come with the new part. I figure if I had to call for a service repairmen it would have taken 1 to 2 weeks to diagnose, order the replacement and install plus cost $200 to$300. This was an excellent purchase.