All in all it’s an “okay” fridge, I like the spaciousness, appearance and I believe the internals to be okay, however; the shelving is flimsy and the door hinge does not support as much weight as I would expect. In fact, the door requires quite a bit of force to close, in other words, I can’t just swing the door shut, I have to physically push the door shut. It appears the inner molding of the door actually drags on the molding of the fridge. I have a very average amount of weight stored on the door shelving. I’ve checked to make sure the door hinges are aligned and hung correctly and they do appear to be aligned. Any suggestions? Thank you!
This unit is sound, well-built and sturdy. Having the ice maker in the freezer instead of the refrigerator door eliminates many design obstacles that led to failures in our last refrigerator. The ice is in the freezer where ice should be.
Having just one refrigerator door, and one freezer drawer reduces the potential for leaks and frost build up as well as reducing the surface area of rubber door seals and their eventual deterioration.
This GE has a basic electronic panel with temperature control and door alarm concealed on the inside of the door reducing the need to clean a touch screen panel on the exterior (believe me this does make a difference.)
In my opinion the model GDE25ESKSS refrigerator/freezer is a great product.