GE Wall Oven Reviews

Brand new... 4 month old GE Profile double oven model number PT7550sfss. Out of the four months it's been down almost half the time. Service people are perplexed about why the unit is shutting itself down. Boards have been replaced. Then when it seemed to be working correctly we put the self cleaning option on and after about 45 minutes it shut down. Tech said there were other parts of the oven now have to be replaced. Some "neutral" piece had to be replaced and again with more new boards. LED panel does not work either now. After the new parts again are put in next week we'll see what happens but I think we're heading down a path of a new oven... We hope. And reading other reviews this seems like a very similar issue on this model. Hope GE does the right thing.

GE wall oven GE F96 code. New home oven less than 2 yrs! Junk GE wants $470 to repair. Tons of complaints. This should be recalled for the faulty fan... Will never buy GE and sure as hell will not pay them $470 to repair this junk!

Just like everyone else my brand new GE profile double wall oven pt9800SH4SS has a cooling fan error and shuts off the oven. To save everyone the trouble just read the reviews. Same thing happened to me. Had to pay $99 for them to come do the service call only for them to tell me they don’t have the part on hand. Said it’s a 2 man job and quoted me $472 for a job that should be free! My home is a new build.

GE Profile wall oven is only 3 years old. Cooling fan motor is giving an error code and oven shuts itself down. When you go to order parts they're out of stock at multiple locations. So apparently other people are having the same issue. I will never buy another GE!

In 2017 bought Double oven CT9550 for my new house. Within a year during cleaning cycle it shut and was completely dead - no lights or anything. Called GE and after 4 visits replaced oven. Did have an oven for 5 months. 1 month after new oven installed it started malfunctioning. Sometimes it just shuts off and sometimes after I turn it off it starts beeping with an error message. Of course this usually happens in middle of night! I also had GE send me new shelves 3 times as they didn’t go in properly and were scratching the sides of oven. I’m about ready to take my loss and get another brand!

I have a GE Wall Oven with microwave 1.5 years old. I did a self cleaning and the cooling fan went out and now oven doesn’t work. Was informed by GE rep that they do not service my area anymore and I should look in the yellow pages for a repairman. I will never buy a GE product again.

We purchased a custom 40-inch range with a double oven that now has rusted interior walls. I had complained about the rusted racks not realizing the interior walls would end up rusting as well. I spoke with a customer service representative who agreed to replace one of the oven racks. She made me understand that I had to pay for the other. Fast forward 2 years and not only have the new racks rusted, but the interior walls are in the same condition. Our last range held up over the years with no deterioration at all. We will NEVER purchase a GE anything again!!

I have had my double wall oven for 4 years and I started experiencing issues in year 2. Since then I've had the same issue (F97) code that is related to the fan not working. As of 10/11/19 I have paid $500 with my warranty company to keep this product somewhat operative. Each time I speak to GE Customer relations that continue to tell me that the oven is repairable. My reply is it repairable as long as I am paying $75 each time a service person is coming out to my house! I DO NOT recommend this product to anyone and I am 100% certain that I WILL NOT purchase GE Products ever again! Poor Quality!!!

Our GE Advantium Profile wall oven is less than two years old - and the oven function quit in July 2018. The microwave function still works. I immediately contacted GE, and they scheduled a service call. The tech came out, diagnosed the issue, ordered parts to be delivered to our home, and scheduled a call where he and another tech could pull the entire oven out and repair it. The parts arrived, and the techs returned. They pulled the oven out and decided they had the wrong parts and diagnosed a different problem. More parts were ordered and a new service call date scheduled. They left, saying that a single service tech would be able to fix it.

In our home for 4 months. Turned on our GE Profile oven, opened the door and the inner glass of the oven shattered. GE wants me to vacuum the glass out of the oven. It’s unsafe, I’m afraid I won’t get all the glass out. I’m still finding glass on my floor & they want me to feed my family out of this oven.

Purchased a brand new house in July of 2015. With it came a brand new GE double wall oven model #JT5500SF3SS. We use the oven sparingly but after three years decided to use the self clean feature for the first time. Shortly after completing the self clean cycle, the oven completely shut off, the display screen is blank and the oven will not turn on.

I bought a GE built-in combination wall oven in March of 2015 for more than $3,000.00. Microwave just quit one day about a month ago and the oven’s convection stopped working about a year ago. Only guaranteed for a year and the company won't stand behind its product. It was approximately 3 years old. I have kids in college and am fighting cancer, so I cannot afford to fix it. I tried talking to GE but they won't fix it. Total waste of money.

This is the worse experience I ever have with and Appliances, I am a homeowner and contractor. I will never buy again GE. I bought this Appliances (General Electric Wall combination oven and microwave) for my new custom kitchen 9 months ago and after six oven stop working. Since then I have technician in my home four times and can’t get this thing to work. Order parts after part. Weeks are going by and not oven yet, GE is not willing to replace it because they said is fixable. They replace every single piece and still not working. Please I advice you reading this review don’t buy from (GE). This company is the worst.

We purchased a top of the line GE double wall oven with convection in 2013. On January 1 of 2018, the control board went out when I tried to set an oven cleaning. My GE certified repairman had a huge amount of difficulty getting through to a GE service rep to figure out what the flashing code signified. Once identified, new parts ordered. New parts arrived but the new connecting cord did not fit new control board, and GE had no explanation. After more delays in getting answers from GE, my repairman cried uncle; sent back the new control board, and said he would NEVER service a GE repair. Now it is April 19, and I still have no oven. No response from GE. (I bought a Bosch double oven and hope this one lasts.)

We have had the GE Cafe Double Ovens for under two years, and continue to get a F97 Error Code for our lower oven. Any time I try to heat the upper oven, the lower oven error code comes on and shuts down both ovens. If I open the lower oven door, I can get my upper oven to work. But it often takes several attempts. I see that many others are experiencing the same issue. This is ridiculous after just 18 months.

We bought a brand new house in July 2016, along with the house came a brand new GE double oven JT3500SF3SS. In January 2018 (of course right after the warranty ended) the oven stopped working and we received an error code of F97. $500+ to fix the oven! I find it very ironic that the quits right after the warranty and of course GE will come out to tell me what's wrong for $150?? After reading the other comments from consumers about this oven - there should be a recall on this oven!

4 year old GE Profile oven when in use shuts off when door opens and steam comes out. Touchpad steams up and oven shuts down. Replaced touchpad and problem still exist with no explanations on issue or how to resolve from GE. They say they have never heard of the issue before.

Eight year old oven with glass panel held with double side tape fell off and shattered. They used double side tape to hold a heavy piece of glass vertical, which also gets hot!! I was told the glass would be $70.95 but they will give it to me for $7.00. LOL. These folks come with anything. Also to waive a $95.00 home call fee. I asked a lady about other fees before repair showed up. Couldn't answers. That lady sent me to a different number. This thug sounding women said she couldn't help me and sent me back to the other number. The tech guy was an hour late and told me he gets paid by the hour from GE and stuck me with a 10 minute bill. A nice off the wall $100.98 dollars. Totally **. Completely blindside and ripped off!

We bought the GE Double Wall Ovens 27 inch JK3500SF3SS in July 31, 2016. Lowe’s did install until about 6 weeks after we ordered them. First time they came with the wrong ovens. The top oven has started to buckle on the bottom and the ceramic coating is coming off. The heating element. Under the floor of the oven seems to be making the bottom convex. I have used the self clean A couple of times and it does not clean properly. They sent out a service guy and he said it’s nothing that I have done that is causing it.

One year and two weeks after purchasing a GE JT3500SF3SS wall oven, I got a F-97 error code. The oven was stored for six months prior to installation, so usage was less than six months. Upon contacting GE Customer Service, I was told GE did not service my area. Then they inquired if the oven had been stored in a "Climate Controlled Environment." This was a very expensive oven and obviously one who's quality was lower than expected. I guess this is the reason they promote "Extended Warranties." I'm done with GE.

We purchased the (GE Radiant Heat Electric) range in 2014 and immediately had problems with the glass top which cracked within months of normal use. Fortunately, it was under warranty and was replaced. However, the issue today is not under warranty but the Range is two and a half years old. Last week the inner glass cracked and then shattered. It did not explode. Thank goodness. I don't think GE stand behind their products. I have been attempting to contact someone and finally did but was informed there was not a recall on my model and was given a number to call but am still on hold. I don't expect any assistance that will be satisfactory but I am going to try.

This GE microwave (Model #PEB7226SF1SS) came with the new home we bought in May, 2015. Worked for six months and then a connector was burned. One day smoke was coming out and food smelled like smoking plastics. I called in a GE technician and he found a burned out connector and replaced it. It ran for about 18/19 months and today it started malfunctioning. It's still warming food but continues to run when the door is wide open. This is so strange! I punched on the Cancel/Off button nothing happened. I cut off the power by turning the main off, and then on again but nothing happened. It continues to run when the door is wide open. Don't know what to do!!! I have used many other brands in the past but never had this strange problem. I remember using a Sears brand microwave for almost 15 years before it went bad, then a Panasonic for over 8 years.

We purchased a new GE induction slide-in range from HHGregg and they are no longer in business. The stove was purchased in February of 2017, today the oven glass door exploded... Glass was everywhere. Exploded inside the oven as well as outside. I was on the phone to GE for over 55 minutes and am very dissatisfied with GE customer service. This occurred on Thursday May 4th. We were told they would get somebody out here to look at the stove and the damage the following Wednesday which was six days from the time the incident was reported. I found that to be unreasonable given the fact that I have glass all over my kitchen. I wasn't certain if I should try to clean up the glass or if somebody wants look at the pattern of the glass to try to determine exactly what caused this to explode. Extremely dangerous situation.

We have had the GE Profile oven (JT930) for 6 years and has had to have the keypad/control module replaced twice at $500 cost each. This is at a 2nd home where the oven gets used <60 days per year. For 6 years that equates to about 1 year of actual use and yet has two keypad/control units replaced. Failures start as individual numbers/keys stop working then the whole pad. IE numbers 4 & 7 died first on latest keypad so can't enter any oven temps with a 4 or 7 so must go from 399 degrees to 501 degrees! Pretty worthless!

Bought our brand new home just over a year ago. With all new appliances. Decided to use the self cleaner on our wall over model# JT3500SF3SS. In the middle of the cleaning the inner glass shattered. Immediately turned off. Very dangerous and they want me to pay someone $99 to come look at it and then more for part and service.

Purchased Date: July 25th 2016 GE Built In Electric Wall Oven - 30" Model# JT3000DF3WW. Contractor Install: August 15th 2016. Unit Used for the first time on: October 15, 2016. On October 27, 2016 the unit started beeping - Showed an error message (F 96). Called GE Repair on October 27, 2016 - Set up a repair service call for October 31, 2016. Service tech said it was a fan issue to keep from catching fire so it showed the (F 96) error. The fan was NOT working to cool down the oven. So the unit cut it off.

Built a new house 2 years ago and had GE appliances installed in the kitchen. We barely use the bottom oven. We used the self-cleaning mode for the 1st time last week. The thermal fuse blew, which shut down both the top and bottom ovens. $500 cost to repair and replace fuse. Very upset with an oven only 2 years old that this would happen. Now concerned about ever using the Self-Cleaning mode.

We had A GE unit in our kitchen for several years. For the first three years, the oven was OK. After 5 years, the paint inside the microwave was peeling and the oven would not heat evenly, so we called a GE tech to take a look. Two techs and three weeks later, the heating element was replaced, but even so, the oven was never right again. After two more years, the oven light did not come on, the self-cleaning mode did not work, the turntable in the microwave did not turn and the paint in the microwave was terrible. I decided to call GE again. The first tech told me the oven could be repaired. After that, I never heard from him again. I contacted GE again, with the order number from the first visit; they sent out another technician, who knew nothing of the first and claimed the oven was irreparable. He gave me a number to GE, promising they would "make it right."

I had purchased GE refrigerator, wall oven, dishwasher from a company online. Well in the first 3 months the oven had an issue. Called GE. They set up a service call. They didn't do their job correctly either. Almost had a fire. Under a year later another issue and GE began to say it was a third party. They had nothing to do with it. But they made the appointment. It is so amazing how they do not stand behind product or customer. Believe me I could have spent less and still had the same quality. But GE I thought would stand behind the product. The dishwasher is not cleaning property as well. So thanks GE. I understand that you used to be a great company. But customer service skills and your product are inferior.

Purchase price of this oven was $2,899.00, purchased from First Coast Supply in Jacksonville FL. When the oven was turned on the first time it made so much noise as to disrupt conversation and it released a great deal of heat into the room. I turned it off immediately and called GE expressing concern that it made a lot of noise and also that a great deal of heat was escaping into the room. They sent repairmen out four different times. The fan was replaced, the oven door and gasket were replaced, and the door hinges were replaced. The oven is a bit quieter now but our main concern is the amount of heat that is released (forced) into the room.

We purchased FIVE GE Profile slate-colored appliances late in the summer of 2015. We chose these based on their appearance and admittedly, they are very attractive and receive a lot of compliments. However, I utilized the self-cleaning feature for the first time in December 2015 after only a couple of months of actual use. I followed the directions and used the default setting of four hours. The result was an oven floor not clean, littered with white marks not removable and most upsetting, brown smears going in all directions. When I donated our last oven to Habitat for Humanity, it was at least 14 years old and immaculate. This one is unsightly and the company not only calls the problem "cosmetic", but has refused to publish my review. So much for reality-based reviews on their own website. I will never buy another GE product AND hope they will have to pay some income taxes in the near future. That would be some consolation.

After using the "self-cleaning option" on my G.E. Wall Oven, the control panel would not shut off--it happened before (four years ago and the technician at that time did not tell me that using it would fry my control panel). I CALLED THE GE SERVICE DEPT. AND GAVE THEM THE MODEL NUMBER, THE SERIAL NUMBER, AND THE PART NUMBER (it was written on the receipt from four yrs. before). The service was scheduled for two weeks from the phone request. We assumed that he would have the part in his vehicle. He arrived, GLANCED at the stove and said "We don't carry parts for this model anymore; it will be $97.37." He did nothing! We had to pay the crook for nothing. What kind of a scam does GE have on sending service men out when they don't have the parts?

Purchased built in electric GE wall oven Jt1000DF3BB for my new house in May'15. Spilled grease baked on bottom. The steam clean feature did not touch the grease. Called GE, Marqita said nothing could be done about it. Terrible design flaw if you cannot clean your oven of baked on grease spills. Will not EVER purchase another GE product.

GE Price Gouging on microwave replacement part: I own a GE microwave oven. It is 8 years old and operating fine except for a small plastic grip that snaps into the back of the door handle. The stays that hold this plastic grip in place broke off causing the grip to fall off. I thought this to be a minor problem easily fixed by contacting the GE Customer Service parts department. I spent about 3 hours total, both online and with phone conversations, trying to purchase this replacement part. GE will only sell the entire door handle, which a technician must install, and the minimum cost quoted was $312.00.

Oven is built-in to the center section of an IKEA wall oven cabinet. The space above the oven gets so hot that baking tins stored there can't be touched solely by hand. The cabinet doors also get very hot. IR Temperature gauge shows surface of cabinet at 288 degrees. Will replace oven as soon as possible. In the meantime we keep the cabinet door open when oven is being used.

I purchased a GE Profile stove 2 and a half years ago. We went with this model because it had 2 ovens and a convection setting. Neither the top oven nor the convection settings work properly. GE is located less than 20 miles from my house and they want 90.00 just to come look at the oven. I will not be purchasing any GE products in the future. Nothing but problems.

JTP30S GE Wall Oven - I am reading many of your responses regarding the GE wall oven, and have the same issue with the control panel. Heat from the oven door is escaping from the door panel and I'm certain that is the reason the panel is coming off. I went to Consumer Product Safety Commission website to see if there was a recall. Sure enough, GE had a recall for their wall oven units. Unfortunately, my model number was not listed. Check out the website... maybe yours is listed. If anything, place a report regarding your issues.

I had a GE technician check our oven. Just to have them come to my home they charge you $100. In the end nothing was wrong with the oven but I asked one question, how do you set the self clean on the top oven. He showed me, for this, they charged me $56. I called to complain and they wouldn't give me the money back and stated that it was 'educational' and that the information was in the owners manual. Next time I won't ask any questions. What are my rights as a consumer? Why can GE impose such high rates? Why can't I get my money back?

We built our home in 2000. Researched appliances and decided to go with GE Profile for the wall ovens and fridge. (1) The self- clean feature has NEVER worked. (2) We have replaced the mother board 3 times at a cost of $300 each time. (3) It currently is not working again... yet ANOTHER mother board? Are you kidding me? Really? This is so completely unacceptable I cannot even find the words to describe the continuous frustration we have with this particular product. Don't get me started about the fridge... The cost of the repairs, the wasted food when I cannot bake the item I have prepared. GE should be shut down. Period. Jobs??? Big deal... get another one - we have ALL been faced with the need to find a new job, career, etc with this economy. It's time GE was terminated for ripping off their consumers.

Double Oven JK5500DFBB4 - Purchased a replacement double wall oven with convection feature. Had previous oven for 10+ years before controller board died and couldn't find a replacement. The convection feature on this oven still doesn't work properly after 2 service calls so have scheduled a 3rd. Only using conventional back until this is resolved but warranty period will be up in 6 more months so now wish we had saved the money and avoided the convection feature entirely. Negative reviews on the GE site never get posted.

The plastic push buttons on my GE wall oven have come off so you can't tell. The oven is only a couple years old. We looked online for a replacement panel and there are none. I see that GE has done away with this failed design. I think GE should somehow reimburse us for this because it shouldn't happen. My 89-year-old mother who lives with us likes to bake and can't even use the oven because the control panel is so messed up.

The GE Profile double wall ovens were in my house when I purchased it. They were about 18 months old at that time. At this point, they are about 8 years old. I am single and use my ovens on a light and irregular basis. The lower oven is practically new. I liked the ovens and they suited my purposes until about year ago. The ovens started a beeping sound as an alarm to inform me the control panel was out. This happens repeatedly and you cannot stop it once it starts. It can beep all night long.

I have only used the self-cleaning feature on this double wall oven 3 times in 13 years. I am afraid of it. The outer frame is burned from the high temp. Crap. GE makes crap! I fear that using this feature will start a fire next time! Each time the burns are more visible.

GE Wall Oven JK5500sf2ss - After inserting oven racks in newly installed wall oven, the racks noticeable slanted towards the front of the oven and a double check with a level revealed that indeed the racks were a full bubble out of level while the oven floor was level. After contacting GE, they said they would not send out someone to look at the problem and instead sent 5 new racks. In the meantime, while baking for our business, an entire quiche nearly slid out of the oven. The new racks arrived, but are no different from the originals.

G E Electric Wall Oven Model# JTP25SOH6SS - The oven was put into my house by the builder September 2007. I always keep my oven clean so I only used my self-cleaning once and this is what happened. This was November 2011 as I was hosting Thanksgiving for my family. It was like an explosion, then it sounded like someone grinding rocks in the oven and smoke. My son-in-law performed magic so I could finish dinner. I'm only one person and I purchased Black & Decker Convection Counter Oven because I was scared to use my oven.

GE Gas Wall Oven Self-Cleaning Model# JGRP20BEJBB - I purchased this unit from PC Richards, Hauppaugue, NY in June, 2010. At that time, I took out a 5 year Repair/Replace contract with PC Richards. I noticed in October 21, 2013 that a small clip that holds the bottom plate in the oven was rusty. I cleaned it off, but opened the clip, and removed the plate. Under the plate was another plate that seemed warped, and I removed that plate because I could still see rust under the bottom plate. When I removed that plate, the whole bottom of the oven above the draw is completely rusted on the front side only as if moisture had accumulated in this area, and the unit bottom is almost totally destroyed.

The wall oven purchased from GE has had the control panel bubble up and removed all button covers.

Last week, I turned on the self cleaning feature of my double wall oven (GE Profile). When I returned from work, I was standing about 5 inches from it talking to my son when I heard a loud pop and crackling. I immediately stepped away as we both watched the oven shatter and basically explode spattering pieces of glass on the floor. I called GE customer service who immediately said they had no responsibility for this. Then I was transferred to customer relations who said they would send someone out at no charge because it was obviously a health and safety concern. (I did in fact step on a piece which became embedded in my foot). A week later, a GE repair person came with a very nasty attitude and was completely unprepared to do anything except take my duct tape and tape the front of the oven to prevent further liability for GE. He had not read the ticket which stated that it needed a new piece of glass. In what became one of the worst customer service experiences of my life, he found on that the piece has suspiciously been discontinued.

GE Profile model number jtp30w0m1ww - My control panel bubbled right at the warranty end. I did catch it right before it expired and had it replaced. Only now, the replacement is bubbling too. I finally had to remove the plastic cover and write my button names with a marker! It looks terrible but I can't afford another oven. I paid around $800 for this piece of junk. Even the serviceman commented this was a poorly designed product. I have had nothing but problems out of all my GE appliances and will never spend another dime with that company! As you can see from the photos, it is a mess. GE will never be me again.

The wall oven push button panel had bubbled up and some of the coverings literally deteriorated away just after 3 years. GE supplied the part, but charged us $200 for labor. When I talked to their "special programs" folks (I talked to several different folks), one told me it would be illegal for them to not charge for the labor. The other told me that warranty had expired, and the issue could not be escalated further. Both folks were rude. I will not be purchasing GE products of any kind in the future. There is a difference between normal warranty failures and a defective product. As evidenced by the multiple posts, this is a manufacturing defect that GE fails and chooses to not recognize; not the actions of a supposed world class company. It’s very disappointing and frustrating that a major OEM does not stand up or behind what they make.

When the control panel on my GE Wall oven (purchased in 2009) cracked, I had it replaced. The replacement did not match the original. I called GE, who replaced the replacement, but this one also did not match. It's smaller than the original, does not line up with the oven door, leaves a large gap between the control panel and the oven door, and sets closer to the wall so the oven door sticks out a half inch beyond the control panel. I've since learned that the original panel was recalled. When I complained to GE Customer Relations, their representative (Carsen) offered to replace the unit, but at a cost of $1278.88, which is more than I paid for the original. Carsen indicated today that this was the company's final offer.

Wall oven-microwave unit (model JTP90DP3WW): I purchased this model a few months ago, and the thermostat for the oven has never worked properly. The ding tells you the oven is at the temp set, when it is 75 degrees too cool. If you wait, it keeps heating but never stops. The only way to control it is watch like a hawk and turn it on and off.

I purchased the GE Wall Oven (model JKP30WM2WW) in 2009. This year, the control panel began bubbling. I contacted GE consumer service by email and it took a month for a representative to respond to my complaint. I called the local appliance dealer that sold me the oven and they told me the model had been recalled, but that all customer complaints needed to be made directly with GE. Consumer service rep said the control panel kit would be replaced by them but they would not cover the cost of repair and that was my responsibility.

We had GE Profile Series built-in wall ovens installed 15 years ago, when our home was built. I have had to replace the control panel 5 times because it breaks every time I use the self-clean setting. No one from GE will acknowledge that this is a problem. We were told today that we should expect things to break since they are 15 years old. We replaced the control panel 3 times within the first 8 years. Customer service has not been helpful and has been quite surly to deal with. We were charged every time we have to replace this panel. This product has performed well below my expectations and well below industry standards. I would like to have both ovens replaced.

I purchased the JTP70S wall oven and had issues with the front control panel showing a slight bubble. The problem got worse. After warranty, we decided to go on GE’s website and send an inquiry about the issue. I got a response within 24 hours and a new control panel within another 24. I was advised that it was easy to install or I had to get a technician on my own. The new panel resembles the models that are on the market now and much nicer. It took me around 35 minutes to install (I am somewhat familiar with tools, which you will need a few of). I’m so pleased with the new panel and the updated look. I appreciate a company that addresses an issue right away. I would recommend GE!

I purchased set of GE Profile wall ovens. The ovens are fine but the broilers are designed to cycle off in order to protect the electronic controls. The result is that meats and fish come out soggy and poorly cooked rather than crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. I had a GE technician examine the appliances. He said that they were working like they were designed to work. In French cooking, to broil is to "burn" the food. These broilers are slow cookers.

I'm very upset that my GE Profile stove purchased in Sept. 2010 had an electrical problem that required an expensive repair. The upper oven light would not turn off. After a day, I started smelling electrical burning and had to unplug the stove. The repairman said he never saw this particular problem before, sent for the part, and came back to install. Though the stove was out of warranty, they covered the part, but the labor charge is the bulk of the expense. This is my second appliance recently purchased that has needed an expensive repair. There is no quality anymore!

I signed a contract for 5 GE appliances through CSS Appliances in Naperville, IL on July 22, 2011. The delivery was supposed to be September. Today is October 4. I still do not have 2 of my 5 appliances I ordered. I have now made 3 payments of $553 to GE Money. They've got my money. I don't have their appliances.

We built a new home about 2 years ago and wanted stainless steel appliances. We thought we knew the exceptional quality and service of GE appliances and was confident in our choice. We were wrong. Within 4 months after installation, the number 9 on the black control panel of our built in oven bubbled up. A technician came out and looked at it, ordered the black control panel, and returned to install it. Repeat that same experience 4 times, (8 visits) always the 9 bubbling up. With only a year warranty and it continuing to happen, GE did extend our warranty six more months, which ran out 12/5/2010. It has happened again, of course, but with it not being repaired now, the number 4 above it is now bubbling up.

The top oven burner (broiler) falls out. When this happens, the entire oven flames up causing a severe fire hazard. If the oven door is open, the flames go out into the room. A serviceman from A & E Factory Service says that the rear mounting stud on the burner is not long enough and replacing the burner with a new one of the same design would be futile.

My husband used the oven yesterday to only find the kitchen full of smoke after just a few minutes. He turned the oven off and opened up the door. The whole inside of the oven was filled with some kind of brown soot. He told me about it, but I wasn't home to see it for myself at the time, so I just told him that maybe it had something to do with the cleaning cycle I put it thru a few days prior. Maybe something was left inside the oven that didn't burn off.

I purchased a $700 oven and it has worked for only 2 years, with just an average of once a week usage. The magnetron tube went bad and from reading from numerous other consumers with the same complaint, it will cost me $400.00 to repair. And this will probably only last a short time before needing to be fixed again.

My microwave GE profile-Advantium 120 started up by itself and totally melted the plastic cover that we keep in it to cover for spatters. If the cover had not been in there to cause the odor or if we had not been home, I'm sure it would have started the house on fire. Nothing we did would stop it except unplugging it.

We have the GE Profile Microwave model JVM1870SK03. We used it one evening and the next morning, it stopped heating food. As I researched the issue, I discovered that this appears to be a continuing problem with this product as it is apparent with the numerous consumer complaints. This is also a very costly fix and requires not only the replacement of the magnetron, but the diode as well. I'm surprised that this continuing failure hasn't led to a manufacturer's recall.

Our GE Profile Microwave Model PVM 1870sm1ss Serial # sm903211b Mfg date Sept 2007 . GE Profile microwave that we purchased from PC Richards caught fire during our Christmas eve diner. It was less than two years old and had already required the transformer to be replaced by GE service the first year we got it. When I opened the microwave door to see what was burning, I got a face full of electrical fumes and smoke into my face. My friend managed to get us all out okay but this was a very dangerous situation.

I purchased a GE Spacemaker Microwave Oven Model JVM2070SK02 in January 2007. I have had to have the magnetron replaced twice within two years after purchase. Currently, it will only cook for a few seconds and shut off. I am thoroughly disgusted with this GE microwave and do not want to put any additional money into this microwave. It cost $600 to purchase plus I have spent close to $300 on repairs. I had a $100 microwave that worked years, I gave away when I moved into my new house and there was an over the counter GE microwave in the house.

My GE Spacemaker microwave oven is barely 3 years old for the past 4 months. It has been making a flashing light and crackling noise as if you put something metal in it which i did not. After making this noise at night, it caught on fire. A big hole burnt right on the right hand side of the microwave oven for no reason. Mind you this was not a item I used all the time. It was used rarely. so if I used it every day, it would have burnt up a lot sooner. It's a pie ce of junk for a lot of money. If I wasn't there monitoring it, my cabinets would have went up in flames.

Although my GE Space saver built in microwave is out of warranty, I don't expect it to set fires either.

I have used this Microwave/Convection for approximately 10 months (bought in October 2009 but didn't start using it until end of Nov 2009). It started making a very loud noise occasionally at first but now, it is loud all the time until I push clear/off button. I would like to know if this has happened to other owners.

In 1999, I purchased a GE gas wall oven, model JGRP17WWW, cost $850.00. In 2006, I had to have the motherboard replaced at a cost of $215.00. In 2007, it failed again and I had a service call of $68.58. This year (and last year), it failed again. I was told that the warranty was 90 days, period. I either have to repair it again or replace an expensive oven.

It was dangerous and it could have started a fire. I purchased a GE wall oven in 2002. Today, 7/14/10, Sear repair cost of over $461 due to melted control board and bad ignitor. This should not have happened. It is very dangerous and can cause a fire and stoves usually last way over 20 years. This stove is actually not that old.

The front control panel (made of plastic) is directly above the vent for the wall oven. After about 9 months of use, the glue holding the panel in place releases and the panel starts bubbling up. Eventually, the buttons no longer work. Mine has been replaced twice already and is now doing the same thing. GE claims they have had no other complaints.

I bought a GE JTP70 wall oven. The plastic control panel started melting and has really gotten bad, nasty looking. I called GE but my 1 year warranty was up. I looked on the net and mine is not the only one that this happened to. It cost a lot to replace.