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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Instead of doing this, you should talk to the buyers.[/quote]
This.  Just tell them that the ice maker broke, that you have parts on the way to fix it, and ask what they want to do about it.  Maybe they'll just want enough money for the repair once the part comes in, maybe they'll want money toward replacing the fridge (though that seems over the top for an easily fixed fridge component), or maybe they won't even care at this point.  No one—not you, not the buyers—is going to let the sale fall through over a broken ice maker. [/quote]
This. Since the sale already happened, obviously it’s not going to fall through, just tell them that the icemaker broke during the rentback, you have parts on the way to fix it, and see what everyone agrees to do about it. That’s what the escrow on your rentback is for.[/quote]

OP never said the house sold.  Said it broke when they signed the listing agreement.  Is the house even on the market?  OP, just get it fixed before listing.  Or before closing.  This isn't rocket science.

We just sold and are renting back.  Our dishwasher door broke while we were under contract prior to closing.  We paid to have it fixed.  [b]Now that we're renting back, anything that breaks is on the new owners. [/b] [/quote]

This is almost certainly wrong.  And if it's correct, the buyer's realtor is historically incompetent.  [/quote]

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