A:AnswerTemperature controls are in the front, same place as the water/ice selections. It works like a thermostat, tells you what the current temp for each side and what it is set at.
A:AnswerShould one of the LEDs need to be replaced, GE Appliance service will be required. You can schedule service online by visiting the GE Appliances website or by calling 833-4BODEWELL (833-426-3393) M-F 8AM-8PM ET, Sat-Sun: Closed. -- For additional questions, please feel free to reach out to us (GE Appliances) via private message on Facebook, X, or Instagram.
A:AnswerTo install the bins in the freezer, you will line the bin up with the molded supports, lift the front of the bin, and slide it in. Should you need additional assistance, please reach out to us on any of our GE Appliances social media accounts so we can help you in the best way possible.
A:AnswerHello there - We comply with all federal, state and international requirements regarding hazardous substances and meet those standards. The presence of a Proposition 65 warning does not necessarily mean the product is unsafe or poses a health risk. Over 800 chemicals are on this list, including wood dust, nickel (found in stainless steel), nicotine, and alcohol. Additionally, even inaccessible parts can cause the warning. We can understand your concern; however, we do not provide detailed information about what causes the Prop 65 warning to apply. All the best! -Mikayla@GEA
A:AnswerUnless the latching system of the tubular handle is the same, then I'm going to guess NO. I saw the guy taking them out and putting them on because it would not go thru front door. They even had to remove the doors! anyways, the way it secures, is by a oval hook on each end and then is secured by an allen bolt that screws from the side.
A:AnswerHi there, DaveO - Great question! If the refrigerator must go through any entrance that is less than 38" wide, the doors must be removed. Don't remove the handles. Instructions for removing the doors can be found on pages 23-24 in the Installation Instructions here: https://bit.ly/3jBNkvY We hope that this helps. Thanks so much for checking! -Mikayla
A:AnswerHi there, Judi - Great question! We comply with all federal, state and international requirements regarding hazardous substances and meet those standards. We also comply with federal and state chemical labeling laws, like California Proposition 65. The presence of a Proposition 65 warning does not necessarily mean the product is unsafe or poses a health risk. Over 800 chemicals are on this list, including wood dust, nickel (found in stainless steel), nicotine, and alcohol. Additionally, even inaccessible parts can cause the warning. We can understand your concern; however, we do not provide detailed information about what causes the Prop 65 warning to apply. Thanks for checking! -Mikayla
A:AnswerHello Jackie - Thank you for reaching out about this amazing refrigerator. We will be happy to provide some guidance on this. Should the doors be slightly uneven, they can be easily adjusted. Instructions for this can be found on page 27 of the manual here: https://files.bbystatic.com/wvsBQaaP7WQH8cGGVgMBDg%3D%3D/2a8d498f-c970-4982-a4a9-9106029b66fc.pdf
Keep in touch! - JB
A:AnswerHi there and thanks for reaching out! This refrigerator automatically defrosts and it’s normal to hear these sizzling sounds during the cycle. We appreciate you choosing GE Appliances for your home and are here for whatever you may need. -Gina@GEA
