Oh pshaw, on Tue 11 Dec 2007 09:52:10p, Ron meant to say...
I didn't notice...did they have a customer service line? You might try a call and describe what refrigerator you have. They may be able to advise.
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or buy kit from local appliance parts place, around here prices have dropped to compete with on line. take the model number and the old slide out module, match at store
Like I wrote earlier, I wish I knew exactly what I needed because they are VERY cheap on eBay. I have a feeling that they are ALL the same, but don't wanna take a chance on the plug being different. I have a couple of stores around here that sell leftover building materials from home builders, I'm gonna check there today.
Some come with two or more wiring harnesses. You pick the right one for your fridge, plug the correct harness into both the ice-maker and the fridge.
Sorry - missed that it had been replaced. You have a good parts supplier - I've replaced several of my own and friends and family and I think the best I got as around $30. I bumped that up some since it's been a couple years!
Then you probably have an icing problem at the inlet to the unit itself. Does the supply line run up the back of the refrig? Mine did and entered a slightly larger molded rubber part that slopped down thru the back if the frig into the ice maker. I assume it was of slightly larger diameter so all the water would drain out into the icemaker when the valve closed. The ice built up in that rubber part. However in my case it still ended up being the valve that wasn't closing all the way. I only noticed this because while I had it all torn apart I noticed it the valve was dripping every few seconds.
Try disc>> It is probably the valve and not the ice maker itself. This is generally
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