GT1928PAHW Maytag Refrigerator - Instructions

hit the old rail a couple of time with a screwdriver to loosen it. Put the new rail on. Put the slide tape in the grove on the rail. Tooks the old wheel of the old rail and put it on the new one. Done!

removed shelf, removed sllides and replaced

I matched up the holes on the shelf with the notches on the rail and snapped it into place. The only thing that was harder that weekend was watching golf and drinking beer. That took me four hours.

There was three screws to remove to unmout the ice maker, and unplug the wire harness,then two to remove to slip in new stripper. All took about 20 mins.

This was a simple "clip-on" job. With functioning plasctic hooks, the retaining bar clipped right on the door.

I took off the old retainer bar and snapped the new one in place. Easy.

I opened the box, unwrapped the new ice pan, gave it a cursory rinse, and put it in the freezer.

Went to PartsSelect. Put in Dishwasher model number. Chose the screws for that model number. Ordered the screws. Can't get any easier than that!

Broken for over 5 years!!! lost power in a storm freezer empty got model # went to google found partselect very easy to order. Parts came in less than 2 days, popped one in on each side very easy!!! very very happy!

I took the original shelf out of the fridge with the brackets and the slide rail attached. The most difficult part was actually dismounting the slide rail from the bracket so I could replace it. I did this by leveraging the rail away from the bracket with a screwdriver so it could move freely and then banged it out. Once the old slide rail was off I just snapped in the new piece, screwed the wheel from the old rail onto the new one.

Took both left(broken one) and right brackets off. They come out opposite what you may think. You must pull down on them and then out. Previous post alerted me to pull down, and he was right. Pliers helped give me leverage.

I put the shelves into bracket on both sides before inserting them back into position. Popped right in with a firm push.

All's well that ends well.

snaped in new one

Examining the right side rail, which would not stay in, there was a small projection on the outside of it which had sheared off. The fix was a straight replacement, just slide it in from the rear. It took a good bit of force to get the ramped projection over the hump and into its slot.

tricky part was removal of the old drawer rails. they have a little nub that sides in but does not slide out (the nub is a small triangle piece) so easily. needed to revmove the nub by use of a chisel (sharp knife would work). once that nub was gone the old rail slipped out and the new one slid right in.

Was amazed that I could find parts for a model more than 10 years old. Hardest part was figuring out which was the left rail and which was the right. Then it was a snap with no tools