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GE Refrigerators: Cooling Problems |
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Esa of Browns Summit NC (09/19/08) Sherry of Dallas, TX September 18, 2008 Sherry of Dallas TX (09/18/08) William of Las Vegas, NV September 18, 2008 William of Las Vegas NV (09/18/08) Theresa of New Rochelle, NY September 18, 2008 Theresa of New Rochelle NY (09/18/08) In trying to escalate the problem on the phone to supervisors, I find that there is no one who can or will help resolve the problem. The cost of spoiled food payments, technician time, etc. has far exceeded the cost it would have been just to replace the unit, which is obviously a lemon. I get nowhere. Now, I will wait 4 days for a service technician to come yet again, while I have to take time off from work to wait for the technician. At no time in the future will I ever purchase a GE product. Their customer service policies are disgraceful and, at any opportunity, I will tell my story. Somewhere along the way, I will save up the money, take my business elsewhere, and purchase another refrigerator. The waste of time and money is deplorable. The inconvenience caused to me, GE's customer is unbelievable - it's a refrigerator for goodness sake! It has taken up my time, wasted my money and caused incredible aggrevation through the years.
And still, GE fails to step up and properly respond. And that's if you are lucky enough to get out of their automated phone hell to get a live person. Roseann of Marietta, GA September 17, 2008 Roseann of Marietta GA (09/17/08) In 2007, we had another appliance repair company come out and replace the auger motor. It failed. We have replaced three auger motors and paid for numerous repair calls and since June, 2008's latest replacement, we again have a non-working icemaker.Additionally, there is a major softening of all freezer items during the defrosting phase and the ice becomes clumped as well as overproduces( does to cut off at full level). I am now concerned that this defrosting is responsible for many years of (documented)gastro-intestinal problems and excessive weight loss caused by improperly defrosted and refrozen foods. Col. of Vienna, VA September 16, 2008 Report Your Experience
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