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GE 27-Cu. Ft. French Door Refrigerator: Slate $1500, Stainless Steel
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Various Retailers have GE 27-Cu. Feet French Door Fingerprint Resistant Refrigerator w/ Internal Water Dispenser & LED Lighting​ (Stainless Steel or Slate) on sale listed below from $1,399.99. Shipping is free.
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Available Retailers & Colors:
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Available Retailers & Colors:
- Lowes:
- Stainless Steel $1,399.99
- Note, add to cart for sale price to reflect
- Stainless Steel $1,399.99
- Costco Members at Costco:
- Stainless Steel $1,449.99
- Best Buy:
- Slate $1,499.99
- Fingerprint resistant stainless - easily wipe away smudges and fingerprints for a look that's always sparkling clean
- 27.0 cu ft capacity - easily store large or bulk food items with three full-width shelves and large capacity
- Internal water dispenser - delivers filtered water with one touch
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Written by qwikwit | Staff- Reviews:
- This Refrigerator receives 4.5 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 8,300 Customer Reviews from Lowes.
- Warranty:
- Includes 1-Year Limited Warranty
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
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Various Retailers have GE 27-Cu. Feet French Door Fingerprint Resistant Refrigerator w/ Internal Water Dispenser & LED Lighting​ (Stainless Steel or Slate) on sale listed below from $1,399.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks Deal Hunter reptarSnax for sharing this deal
Available Retailers & Colors:
Thanks Deal Hunter reptarSnax for sharing this deal
Available Retailers & Colors:
- Lowes:
- Stainless Steel $1,399.99
- Note, add to cart for sale price to reflect
- Stainless Steel $1,399.99
- Costco Members at Costco:
- Stainless Steel $1,449.99
- Best Buy:
- Slate $1,499.99
- Fingerprint resistant stainless - easily wipe away smudges and fingerprints for a look that's always sparkling clean
- 27.0 cu ft capacity - easily store large or bulk food items with three full-width shelves and large capacity
- Internal water dispenser - delivers filtered water with one touch
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- Reviews:
- This Refrigerator receives 4.5 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 8,300 Customer Reviews from Lowes.
- Warranty:
- Includes 1-Year Limited Warranty
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
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You can then use the bypass plug to use your unfiltered cold fridge water or you can cut the RFID tag out of the bypass plug and tape it in the water slot. After you tape it in, you can purchase third party water filters for much cheaper (I use the Waterdrop brand). The fridge will think the bypass plug is being used, although the water will actually be filtered through the third party filter.
One tip about cutting the RFID tag out, use a Dremel or multi tool to cut the hard plastic. If you try peeling the sticker, the RFID tag will break. GE engineered the RFID tags to tear on the bypass plug and water filters if you try to remove them.
After you install the third party water filter, the fridge won't give you a reminder to change the filter, because it doesn't think a filter is being used. So leave yourself a note to change it every ~6 months.
… or install and inline filter and use the bypass plug…
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You can then use the bypass plug to use your unfiltered cold fridge water or you can cut the RFID tag out of the bypass plug and tape it in the water slot. After you tape it in, you can purchase third party water filters for much cheaper (I use the Waterdrop brand). The fridge will think the bypass plug is being used, although the water will actually be filtered through the third party filter.
One tip about cutting the RFID tag out, use a Dremel or multi tool to cut the hard plastic. If you try peeling the sticker, the RFID tag will break. GE engineered the RFID tags to tear on the bypass plug and water filters if you try to remove them.
After you install the third party water filter, the fridge won't give you a reminder to change the filter, because it doesn't think a filter is being used. So leave yourself a note to change it every ~6 months.
… or install and inline filter and use the bypass plug…
My problems with this model? The alarm that is used to tell you your doors are open broke around year 4, and lately it's not cooling as well as before. Sometimes pulling the plug for a few minutes will reset the thermometer, but we shouldn't need to do this.
It's not the greatest fridge but the best I could find at lower prices....There are a few complaints with it like all fridges, potential water dispenser issues, a bit noisy while running, waste of space inside fridge, less drawers, less shelves, & maybe potential cooling issues in a few years -- (same potential problems now on all fridges)...I'm coming from a larger 13 year old surprisingly decent Samsung 27cu, so I know what they mean by less space. But I have more than 1 fridge in the house so wasn't an issue for me.
I purchased it at Home Depot, but it's also at Lowes. Definitely not as nice as the fridge in this deal, so if you still like this one better, then this is only $300 more at Lowes. Also the fridge is Made in Mexico, with Lousville, KY also written on label.
Reliability with all fridges is a pita these days, so I wouldn't be surprised if the fridge I chose has problems within 5 to 7 years like someone else mentioned above. That will suck of course: headaches, waste of time, and costly repairs.
**My current complaint with GE fridges are their $50 computer chip water filters, or else your water is shutdown every 6 months or less; the water filter plug to bypass water filter, mentioned by above poster is our only hope, great advice from damicomj...But I've heard it is very difficult to trick the fridge and use other brand filters...so this may be a struggle while owning all GE fridges. Extra Cost will be between $55 to $100+ per year to access the water&ice dispensor depending on usage.
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It's not the greatest fridge but the best I could find at lower prices....There are a few complaints with it like all fridges, potential water dispenser issues, a bit noisy while running, waste of space inside fridge, less drawers, less shelves, & maybe potential cooling issues in a few years -- (same potential problems now on all fridges)...I'm coming from a larger 13 year old surprisingly decent Samsung 27cu, so I know what they mean by less space. But I have more than 1 fridge in the house so wasn't an issue for me.
I purchased it at Home Depot, but it's also at Lowes. Definitely not as nice as the fridge in this deal, so if you still like this one better than this is only $300 more at Lowes. Also the fridge is Made in Mexico, with Lousville, KY also written on label.
Reliability with all fridges is a pita these days, so I wouldn't be surprised if the fridge I chose has problems within 5 to 7 years like someone else mentioned above. That will suck of course: headaches, waste of time, and costly repairs.
**My current complaint with GE fridges are their $50 computer chip water filters, or else your water is shutdown without the plug mentioned by above poster - great advice from him.
Edit- it apparently does include the ice maker but not a *dispenser*
But of course, As with all fridges no matter the price, is it going to last over 8+ years, ideally 12 years or more?
only time will tell.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Samsung-...5001740121
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My problems with this model? The alarm that is used to tell you your doors are open broke around year 4, and lately it's not cooling as well as before. Sometimes pulling the plug for a few minutes will reset the thermometer, but we shouldn't need to do this.
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