Product Description GE Profile 24.9 Cu. Ft. Armoire Styling Bottom-Freezer Refrigerator In Stainless Steel - PGSS5PJSS. Stainless-Steel Doors With Top & Bottom Bevels. Two Freezer Drawers. External Water Dispenser With LCD Controls. ClimateKeeper Temperature Management. LED Lighting. Factory-Installed Icemaker With Water Filtration. Stainless Steel Finish
Customer Reviews:
one door doesn't close after the otherNovember 4, 2008 I would just like to warn you about this frig, which is the same base design as the PGSS5NFXSS except for the added water dispenser on the door. It has the same problem as the one I bought, except for the opposite door having the closing problem. I tried the PGSS5PJXSS at Best Buy to verify it.
I bought the expensive GE 25 cu ft PGSS5NFXSS stainless frig with french doors and two bottom freezer drawers for my new home. The right door has to be slammed to close it when the left door is already closed. Whenever I go back to open the frig I notice it is sticking open, since it sticks at two points. It is a design flaw that two service techs have verified. I have been battling GE for more than a month to give me a different model/type frig that actually works with no luck so far. The customer service department goes through the motions but will not acknowlege the flaw and do the right thing. The best I can hope for is to get a replacement of the same model with the same problem.
Be sure to test your GE french door frig in a showroom before making such a big purchase or you may regret it, like me. No other brands of french door frigs have this problem. The Maytag french door models, also sold under Whirlpool and KitchenAid brands, have a good reputation. I have only actually tested the KitchenAid doors which close with no effort at all.
Great appliance for a modern home.July 28, 2008 7 out of 9 found this review helpful
We recently purchased a new townhouse and wanted a modern refridgerator. We checked out many French Door versions but didn't like that the freezer was one big compartment, since items at the bottom would be difficult to remove. We saw that GE came out with this French Door style that had 2 freezer doors, so you could place frequently used items in the top freezer, and lesser used ones in the bottom. We've been using this appliance for 3 months now and are very happy with it.
Here are some general comments on this fridge: - This only offers water in-the-door, not water and ice. We did not want ice in the door because it takes up a lot of important space within the fridge. But there is an automatic ice maker in the top freezer drawer, which is convenient. The other bonus about only having water in-the-door is that the dispenser is very shallow. Therefore, you can place large objects such as big water bottles and pitchers in there to fill with water. Fridges that offer ice-in-door have quite deep dispensers, so you can often only fit standard cups in there. Basically you need to analyze your ice usage before deciding on this fridge.
- The screen on the fridge gives you temperature of the fridge and freezer portions. It also gives you programmable units for perfect pours. For example, you can program it to give you exactly 3 cups of water, and it will automatically shut off after pouring that amount. You can select ounces, pints, liters, etc. Very cool feature!
- Guests are always wowed by the LED lighting inside the fridge. It reminds me of my xenon headlights on my car.
- Storage space is excellent, and the shelves are easily customized for your desired set-up.
- So far my only complaint is that the water dispenser does not have a built-in light like many other fridges do.
Overall, I feel like this is an excellent purchase and a great addition to any modern kitchen.
