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GE - 36 in. Wide 27.9 Cu. Ft. Side-By-Side Refrigerator with Extra Tall Dispenser and In-Door Icemaker - White
Average customer rating
3.9
(54 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 54 reviews
5 Stars
28
4 Stars
11
3 Stars
5
2 Stars
4
1 Star
6
62%of customers recommend this product.
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16 out of
26)
Customer Reviews for GE - 36 in. Wide 27.9 Cu. Ft. Side-By-Side Refrigerator with Extra Tall Dispenser and In-Door Icemaker - White
Customer Rating
5
Great features
on July 17, 2026
Posted by: ORVi
from Texas
Great choice and looks beautiful in my kitchen.
Delivery was super smooth and Dorothy in the Waxahachie store was awesome.
Delivery was super smooth and Dorothy in the Waxahachie store was awesome.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Features
5
Performance
5
Quality
5
Value
5
Written by a customer while visiting geappliances.com
Customer Rating
1
Ice maker problems
on July 16, 2026
Posted by: Ricknjax
from Jacksonville, FL
Before purchasing this refrigerator, I read the reviews & should have listened more carefully to the comments. I agree that the right refrigerator door swings all the way open creating an issue. It should have a stopping point mid way. Also the ice maker is VERY loud and when you try and obtain cubes all you get is crushed ice. But as of yesterday nothing is coming out at all. I can hear it grinding within the cubes but nothing is coming out. And also there is a constant drip down the front of the ice maker. I am thinking that the cubes have frozen together to a point of one block and as it's trying to grind them it's creating shaved ice and that's getting lodged in the chute creating the drip. I'm trying to figure out how to remove the ice cubes from the door to see if that's the case. But can't figure out how to do that. I looked in the manual but there's nothing listed about removing the ice cube bucket so I can remove the larger pieces of ice. Also as commented within the reviews, I do not like that there isn't a cup (so to speak) to catch the water drips under the chute. Instead it drips down the front of the freezer door. I placed a napkin under the ice maker chute and it is constantly wet. These issues are the reason for the one star review. P.S. It would be nice if Lowe's sent a crew to deliver the refrigerator that speaks English. It was extremely difficult to correspond with the 3 men that were sent.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Features
3
Performance
2
Quality
3
Value
3
Response from geappliances.comBy GE Appliances, July 20, 2026
We are happy to help with the operation of your refrigerator. To remove the ice bin, lift the front of the bin and slide it forward. Once removed, you can clear out any clumped ice. For additional guidance, please refer to the following article: https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=16843#:~:text=Check%20for%20and%20remove%20clumped,Side%2Dby%2DSide%20models.
To help prevent ice from clumping in the future, please refer to the following article: https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=21554
The icemaker may make a loud sound when the ice cubes drop into the ice storage bin. This is normal operation. You may also hear a humming or clicking sound when the icemaker fills with water. These sounds may occur once or multiple times during the ice-making cycle.
For more information about the sounds your icemaker and refrigerator can make, please refer to the following article: https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=15901
Yes, the doors on your refrigerator are designed to stop at a specific point when opened. This helps prevent the doors from swinging fully open and potentially hitting a nearby wall, cabinet, or other object. The door stops are factory-set to 150° and cannot be adjusted.
If the doors are swinging past this point, or if the icemaker is still not operating properly, you can schedule an appointment with one of our Bodewell technicians by calling 1-833-4BODEWELL or online here: https://www.bodewell.com/schedule-repair-service.
To help prevent ice from clumping in the future, please refer to the following article: https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=21554
The icemaker may make a loud sound when the ice cubes drop into the ice storage bin. This is normal operation. You may also hear a humming or clicking sound when the icemaker fills with water. These sounds may occur once or multiple times during the ice-making cycle.
For more information about the sounds your icemaker and refrigerator can make, please refer to the following article: https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=15901
Yes, the doors on your refrigerator are designed to stop at a specific point when opened. This helps prevent the doors from swinging fully open and potentially hitting a nearby wall, cabinet, or other object. The door stops are factory-set to 150° and cannot be adjusted.
If the doors are swinging past this point, or if the icemaker is still not operating properly, you can schedule an appointment with one of our Bodewell technicians by calling 1-833-4BODEWELL or online here: https://www.bodewell.com/schedule-repair-service.
Written by a customer while visiting geappliances.com
Customer Rating
5
Stylish and functional
on July 11, 2026
Posted by: LizH
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect size for my family! Very easy installation, no trouble at all with putting together the shelves or hooking up the water line. The delivery guys had to take off the doors to get it inside but once inside we had no trouble moving it to the kitchen. I love the turbo cool and turbo freeze functions because we are having a very hot summer here in Ohio! This unit is extremely quiet, no noise at all except when I dispense the ice and water. The lighting is very aesthetic and appealing. The shelves inside are very easy to clean. I really like the no-fingerprint feature on the handles with all my kids! The only issue we have after using it for a couple months is the ice dispenses kind of sloppily. I dont know if there is a way around that, maybe holding the cup higher. A minor inconvenience, as to overall this is a great fit for us.
Response from geappliances.comBy Vikki, GE_Appliances, August 14, 2026
We do have tips to offer. As you mentioned, to keep dispensed ice from missing the glass, put the glass close to, but not touching, the dispenser opening. Avoid overfilling glass with ice, and avoid using narrow glasses. Both of these can cause ice to fall into the chute and not be dispensed. Backed-up ice can jam the chute or cause the door in the chute to freeze shut. If ice is blocking the chute, remove the ice bucket and poke it through with a wooden spoon.
Written by a customer while visiting geappliances.com
Customer Rating
4
Great Refrigerator
on July 6, 2026
Posted by: TRG1
from Chicago
Overall a great refrigerator. The one issue keeping it from five stars is the ice dispenser. It still “shreds” the ice in cube mode splattering all over the floor. Hoping it just a defect requiring a minor fix.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Features
5
Performance
4
Quality
4
Value
5
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Customer Rating
1
Worse refrigerator ever ice maker doesn’t work
on July 2, 2026
Posted by: 12l2
Ice maker doesn’t work, and water drips. This is from a brand new refrigerator.
Response from geappliances.comBy Diego, GE_Appliances, July 7, 2026
We would like to help you with your refrigerator's ice maker not working. We recommend keeping in mind that for a new installation the icemaker itself can take up to 24 hours to get cold enough to produce ice. Also, make sure that the fresh food temperature setting is 37 degrees Fahrenheit and the recommended freezer temperature setting is 0 degrees Fahrenheit. You can find more information on the following article: https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=17402
It is not unusual to see a few drops of water dripping from the dispenser on your Refrigerator after having dispensed water. This is caused by pressure on the water line and changes in temperature causing some condensation to form and drip. However, if water continues to drip constantly after using the dispenser we recommend scheduling an appointment with one of our Bodewell technicians by calling 1-833-4BODEWELL or online here: https://www.bodewell.com/schedule-repair-service.
It is not unusual to see a few drops of water dripping from the dispenser on your Refrigerator after having dispensed water. This is caused by pressure on the water line and changes in temperature causing some condensation to form and drip. However, if water continues to drip constantly after using the dispenser we recommend scheduling an appointment with one of our Bodewell technicians by calling 1-833-4BODEWELL or online here: https://www.bodewell.com/schedule-repair-service.
Written by a customer while visiting geappliances.com
Customer Rating
2
Ice and shelf
on July 1, 2026
Posted by: None1122
Ice is crushed even on cubed setting. One shelf is too short by 5 inches.
Response from geappliances.comBy Magela, GE_Appliances, July 7, 2026
We want to assist with your ice dispenser and refrigerator shelf. We recommend confirming that the dispenser is set to Cube and dispensing ice for several seconds, as a small amount of crushed ice can remain in the dispenser from the previous setting. If the issue continues, we recommend having the unit inspected by one of our Bodewell service technicians by calling 1-833-4BODEWELL or online here: https://www.bodewell.com/schedule-repair-service. We want to look into the refrigerator shelf further. An agent will be reaching out to you to gather more information. Please respond at your earliest convenience.
Written by a customer while visiting geappliances.com
Customer Rating
5
Great features
on June 29, 2026
Posted by: Katell
from Woodridge il
No issues so far. Love the features.........
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I would recommend this to a friend!
Features
5
Performance
5
Quality
5
Value
5
Written by a customer while visiting geappliances.com
Customer Rating
3
Poorly design ice maker
on June 29, 2026
Posted by: Unklemilt
1.It's been 48 hours and the ice maker only has 12 cubes in the basket - UNACCEPTABLE.
2.The ice/water dispenser sprays out past the glass causing water on the floor around you thus
creating a safety concern .
3.The water dispenser drips after you put water in a glass. There is no catch for this drippage thus creating a safety concern of water on the floor.
4.All temp controls are automated, you cannot change temperature.
2.The ice/water dispenser sprays out past the glass causing water on the floor around you thus
creating a safety concern .
3.The water dispenser drips after you put water in a glass. There is no catch for this drippage thus creating a safety concern of water on the floor.
4.All temp controls are automated, you cannot change temperature.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Features
4
Performance
2
Quality
3
Value
2
Response from geappliances.comBy GE Appliances, June 30, 2026
We are glad to assist with the operation of your refrigerator. For proper ice production, the icemaker needs to be at 15°F or colder, and the freezer is best kept at around 0°F. Also, if there is very little or no food in the fresh food or freezer compartments, ice production may slow down because there isn’t enough stored food to help keep temperatures steady. A fuller refrigerator helps maintain more stable temperatures.
A restriction in the water supply line can reduce water flow to the icemaker. This is usually a plumbing issue, not a problem with the icemaker or refrigerator itself.
When the freezer temperature is too cold, the ice can become more brittle and may spray more when it’s crushed. To correct this, turn the thermostat control to a slightly warmer setting. Ice may also spray over the side of the glass if the glass is held too far from the dispenser chute. Holding the glass about one inch from the chute will help. Ice can also spill if the mouth of the glass is too small; if possible, use a wider-mouthed glass with a 3" to 4" opening.
It is not unusual to see a few drops of water dripping from the dispenser after having dispensed water. This is caused by pressure on the water line and changes in temperature, causing some condensation to form and drip. However, if water continues to drip long after the glass has been removed, service may be necessary.
The temperature can be adjusted on this model. Please refer to page 10 of the Owner's Manual for guidance here: https://images.salsify.com/image/upload/s--GMok2xdS--/ee1577528d7c3e713e35c578638438ecc9b03598.pdf
If service is needed, please call 1-833-4BODEWELL or visit this site: https://www.bodewell.com/schedule-repair-service.
A restriction in the water supply line can reduce water flow to the icemaker. This is usually a plumbing issue, not a problem with the icemaker or refrigerator itself.
When the freezer temperature is too cold, the ice can become more brittle and may spray more when it’s crushed. To correct this, turn the thermostat control to a slightly warmer setting. Ice may also spray over the side of the glass if the glass is held too far from the dispenser chute. Holding the glass about one inch from the chute will help. Ice can also spill if the mouth of the glass is too small; if possible, use a wider-mouthed glass with a 3" to 4" opening.
It is not unusual to see a few drops of water dripping from the dispenser after having dispensed water. This is caused by pressure on the water line and changes in temperature, causing some condensation to form and drip. However, if water continues to drip long after the glass has been removed, service may be necessary.
The temperature can be adjusted on this model. Please refer to page 10 of the Owner's Manual for guidance here: https://images.salsify.com/image/upload/s--GMok2xdS--/ee1577528d7c3e713e35c578638438ecc9b03598.pdf
If service is needed, please call 1-833-4BODEWELL or visit this site: https://www.bodewell.com/schedule-repair-service.
Written by a customer while visiting geappliances.com