Model MFI2568AEW I just avoided a catastrophic leak. The icemaker started leaking water from inside the fridge. The flood was quick. Water was running out of the icemaker, flooding the fridge and the floor. Since I caught it quick, the laminate floor is OK and the fridge is dry. Here's a picture of the tray. I don't use the icemaker much because I have a low quality fridge in the garage that makes ice much better than the Maytag. [ATTACH]66883[/ATTACH] How could this happen? If I wasn't home, this water would not have stopped flowing.

My stove stopped working with an F9 error. Further inspection revealed a burnt out power cord. See picture. One leg of the 40A (8,8,10 gauge) power cord is charred. This has also discolored and charred the wire that it connects to past the terminal block. [ATTACH]66235[/ATTACH] I can replace the terminal block and the power cord but I am not sure what to do about the [B]red wire that extends from the terminal block into the stove control panel. [/B] I can either 1. Cut it back about an inch and affix a new ring terminal, but I am concerned it might not be long enough to reach the terminal block. 2. Replace the entire wire, except that I cannot trace where it goes. I lose it around the green arrow in pic2. where is seems to split into two red wires. [ATTACH]66236[/ATTACH] My suspicion is the connections were badly installed or we moved the stove excessively causing it to loosen. So I want to bring it back to life and see if the problem persists. Thank you for your help.