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Generalelectric.com has a rating of 1 star from 3 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Generalelectric.com ranks 106th among Industrial Equipment sites.
No we don't have a receipt it came with the new house. We spent months without an oven. Every major cooking holiday. No oven but ge understands our frustration but still didn't do anything but forget or not submit the request to have it replaced... Thanks for your help and understanding. We finally got credit to get a brand that will last starts with an s and ends with g. Great phones. Shame on you GE. Buy American used to mean something.
No we don't have a receipt it came with the new house.
We spent months without an oven. Every major cooking holiday. No oven but ge understands our frustration but still didn't do anything but forget or not submit the request to have it replaced...
Thanks for your help and understanding.
We finally got credit to get a brand that will last starts with an s and ends with g. Great phones.
Shame on you GE.
Buy American used to mean something.
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Samsung all the way
Bought a GE range based on a lot of positive reviews and let me mention I have not a thing positive to say about them. We used the grill most of the summer and when the weather got cold we decided to use the broiler. Worked for 5 uses and then shut the complete range down with an overheat error code. I checked thermocouples as well as elements for resistance and all checked fine. BTW if you think it is easy to do anything on this "unit", not so. You could not even access the devices from the front as after removing the mounting screws the wiring harness went into the body. This unit is extremely expensive to service as I had to remove two access covers and unlike our Maytag appliances this unit has very sharp edges and nothing is bent flat. Really a piece of junk. GE wrote and wanted to know the problem so I gave them a complete troubleshooting report and that is the last I have heard from GE. Their ads are quite misleading too-the home appliance division is owned by Haier since 2016, a Chinese company. All I can say is gee don`t buy GE. It looks like the problem may be a control module very expensive and I will probably buy a Whirlpool product as they have been very solid performers for us.
We purchased a GE microwave/vent hood oven, Model PVM9005SJ3SS, 3 years ago. As soon as the manufactures warranty expired plastic pieces of the oven began to break and fall off. I've never had this happen to any appliance I've purchased so I called GE. They told me the warranty had expired and since I did not purchase the extended warranty they could only sell me the replacement pieces that had fallen off for a couple of hundred dollars. My husband glued the pieces back on. Different pieces fell off over the next few months and we continued to glue them back on.
The oven just quit working. It is about 3 years old. We will not have it repaired because it continues to fall apart. We will be shopping for a new microwave and it will not be a GE.
Just in case someone thinks it it because I did not keep the microwave clean, I am a very particular house keeper. I wipe the oven down several times a week to remove any grease. It just fell apart. Beware of GE!
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