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Originally Posted by Simple Man
Get he part number from Sears, then search it on EBay. I sell a LOT of used appliances, and buy most of my parts from EBay.
We have this place that's local, they give me a good price.
http://www.reliableparts.com/ |
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Sears is great for looking up part#, but you get raped on the cost of the parts. You can usally find the same part on amazon or ebay dirt cheap.
What is wrong with your ice maker? Just fixed mine a couple weeks ago. You tube has some pretty good videos on repairing different things. Might be able to fix a small part rather then replace a whole assembly.