I started repairing conventional refrigerators when I was a kid. They were all single door with the freezer
on top. I got tired of repairing my old (and ugly) refrigerator. My sister accompanied me to the store
and insisted that I buy a modern stainless refrigerator. The side-by-side doors with the freezer drawer
below is "pretty," but if I had gone shopping alone I would have purchased another conventional model.

I want to remove the ice maker. I don't need it. Also, I'm using the ice tray for storage and frozen items
keep colliding with the ice maker.

I reached back over the freezer drawer with a hand mirror. I can see two screws securing the ice maker.
Obviously, it's impossible to reach those screws. What is the procedure for removing the ice maker?
Do I have to remove the entire freezer drawer?