GTS20IBNCCC General Electric Refrigerator - Instructions

Easy

I was doing a replacement so it was just a matter of removing old parts and replacingn them with new ones.

Removed old gasket - slipped new gasket into groove. Less than 5 minutes.

Replaced drawer

I disconnected the ice maker by backing out the two mounting screws and lifted the ice maker out of the freezer after unplugging the unit. The new unit was placed with a plug-in adapter and mounted on the original mounting screws. The intake water adapter was snapped into place and ice was available in approximately 2-3 hours.

Just replaced them

i followed the instuction, it was easy,

Initially couldnt find the "letter" on the back of the fridge to assist me in figuring out which of the 12 different directions I was supposed to use but by going through a number of them, just picked one that looked the same and tried it. Luckily, the previous owners had an icemaker and had just left everything in there except for the actual icemaker, so all we really had to do was connect the new icemachine and plug in to the frig, then get a connector hose to hook up to the water supply and we were done. We are now enjoying ice already, although we are throwing out the first couple of cubes since the water had been in the pipes for awhile. have lots of extra pieces thats for sure!

Cut off water supply remove water inlet valve @ bottom of refrigerator. Replace valve. Replace water inlet port @ top of refrigerator directly behind icemaker allowing glue to dry. Cut on water supply. Avoid opening freezer for 12 hours allowing temperature to become low enough for icemaker to call for water. (A small leak in inlet valve will allow water to freeze in inlet port. When this happens, when the valve opens the water cannot enter because of frozen obstruction, thus blowing inlet port off back of refrigerator). Replace valve problem solved.

five quarter inch screws and to wire plugs. took longer to remove food above and below it than the repairs. very good instructions.