GE Appliances

Good day, l am writing about my Burner Element Smart Free-Standing Electric Range GRF600AVSS $748.00 Stove.

I have bee disappointed in the quality of this range. Have had service person out twice about the range top build up .

The second time he came out bought me a blue blade to scrape all build up that builds up on the glass top . At 81 years of age l shouldnt have to do that almost cut myself this morning with this blue scraper he left and told me to use it. This stove is a failure l cant believe l am saying this because my family had bought GE appliances all my life and lve been buying for 50 years .l want it out of my house and replaced with a top that even the sales person that l just called said thats what l have to use a blade to clean it. I dont want to put this in AARP conversation.

Store want do anything and at 81 with this crazy president every thing has gone up and this is my lifeline for cooking. I need this stove out of my home and replaced with one l dont have to scrape with a sharp blade that might be the cause of my death at 81 years of age.

[PERSON_NAME], ED.D.

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I have a GE front-load washing machine that will be two years old on June 17. It quit working in April. A repairman took a look at it and said it needed a new water pump. The door to the machine would not open because the machine sensed water in the drum. It took five weeks for the water pump to come in. The repairman came this past week and installed the new water pump. He tried to run it to see if it worked, and it immediately shorted out, so now I need another new water pump and a motherboard. It is not under warranty. We did not buy an extended warranty, but you can bet we will get one the next time. It is ridiculous that the machine is not even two years old and needs major parts replacement. I can remember when we could count on appliances lasting twenty-plus years, but no more. The last machine we had didn't last all that long, but it was better than two years. It was an LG. On top of everything, I have a fractured back and can't do much housework, but I could wash clothes if I had a washing machine. I tried calling, but there is no one I can speak to personally. I hope the needed parts will be expedited because I am at the end of my rope. Start building quality products!

Thank you,

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Thirteen years ago I purchased a GE Profile 1.7 CF bisque over-the-range microwave oven, GE PVM 1790DRCC for $438.99. I loved that appliance, and it coordinated wonderfully in my kitchen with all my other bisque appliances.

However, now it is broken, and I cannot find a comparable GE over-the-range microwave oven in the bisque color at all to replace it! And I certainly cannot afford to replace every appliance in my kitchen now that we are on fixed incomes, and the economy has gone to pot in a hand bucket! Yet GE, along with all the other manufacturers on the market, seems to want everyone on earth to have nothing but all black, stainless steel, and/or very few white appliances. I find it just beyond frustrating!

Had the good Lord wanted everyone to be identical in thought, appearance, attitudes, actions, and emotions, He would have made us all identical. But He made us individuals - diverse in every way. All manufacturers, including GE, need to change course to appeal to our differences and quit making everyone's choices so extremely limited! Besides that, neutral colors are definitely warmer and more appealing than all the cold and depressing black and stainless steel products that are currently on the market!

So I am appealing to GE to give this truth some consideration and return to offering consumers neutral choices instead of all the depressing black and stainless steel. And if GE has any of the microwaves like I bought 13 years ago hiding in a warehouse that could replace the one that I have that is now broken, I'd appreciate the opportunity to purchase it at a reasonable price.

I would appreciate a response. Thank you.