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27 cu. ft. GE Stainless Steel French Door Refrigerator Expired
$1243
$2,400.00
+ Free Delivery
Various Retailers have 27 cu. ft. GE Stainless Steel French Door Refrigerator (GNE27JYMFS) on sale starting from $1298.
Thanks to Staff Member reptarSnax for finding this deal.
Available from:
Thanks to Staff Member reptarSnax for finding this deal.
Available from:
- Lowes (Stainless Steel) $1224 + $29 Delivery = $1242.98
- Home Depot (Stainless Steel) $1298 + Free Delivery
- Best Buy (Stainless Steel) $1299.99 + Free Delivery
- Best Buy (Slate) $1299.99 + Free Delivery
- Costco (Stainless Steel) $1349.99 + Free Delivery
- Costco exclusive: 2-Year Warranty
- Internal water dispenser uses XWFE replacement filter
- Factory-installed icemaker
- LED lighting
- Spill-proof shelves
- Full-width deli drawer
- Turbo Cool setting
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Edited February 8, 2024
at 07:47 PM
Various Retailers [lowes.com] have for GE 27-Cu. Feet French Door Fingerprint Resistant Refrigerator w/ Internal Water Dispenser, Ice Maker, & LED Lighting (Various) on sale listed below from $1,243.97. Shipping varies by retailer
Available Retailers & Colors:
Available Retailers & Colors:
- Lowes:
- Stainless Steel (Fingerprint Resistant) + EASTMAN 10-ft 1/4-in Compression Inlet x 1/4-in Compression Outlet Stainless Steel Ice Maker Connector [lowes.com] $1299 - $75 when you spend $750 [lowes.com] + $18.98 Required Ice Maker Connector [lowes.com] = $1,242.98
- Select free store pickup where available, otherwise, shipping is $29.
- Notes: Adding the Refrigerator will also auto-add the Eastman Ice Maker Connector ($18.98 value)
- Stainless Steel (Fingerprint Resistant) + EASTMAN 10-ft 1/4-in Compression Inlet x 1/4-in Compression Outlet Stainless Steel Ice Maker Connector [lowes.com] $1299 - $75 when you spend $750 [lowes.com] + $18.98 Required Ice Maker Connector [lowes.com] = $1,242.98
- Best Buy:
- Stainless Steel (Fingerprint Resistant, GNE27JYMFS) [bestbuy.com] $1,299.99
- Slate (GNE27JMMES) [bestbuy.com] $1,299.99
- Shipping is free.
- Home Depot:
- Stainless Steel (Fingerprint Resistant) [homedepot.com] $1,298
- Slate [homedepot.com] $1,298
- Shipping is $29
- Costco Members at Costco:
- Stainless Steel [costco.com] $1,349.99
- Shipping is free.
- Stainless Steel [costco.com] $1,349.99
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/1/2024, 06:12 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 The Home Depot | $1398 |
 Best Buy | $1399.99 |
| Product Name: | GE - 27.0 Cu. Ft. French Door Refrigerator with Internal Water Dispenser - Slate |
| Product SKU: | 6240870_6240870 |
| UPC: | 84691828358 |
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GE was bought by Haier a few years ago. They used to make good fridges.
Repeating: friends don't let friends buy Samsung or LG fridges.
I don't know about LG, but GE has always had a pretty solid reputation for fridges. And they've been around for a loooong time. Good luck!
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Minor complaints on this GE that we're not an issue on the Samsung:
Can't open the right side drawer without opening the left door at least partially.
The full width short drawer similarly needs both doors wide open.
The inside water dispenser is slow and useless, better to just put a bottle in the fridge or get ice if you want cold water.
Nice things:
GE will send a free filter bypass plug if you call or chat. (I have RO fed to the ice maker line)
The doors on this unit have the least out swing of any unit we looked at. Ours is placed near a wall on the right so we can get this closer to the wall
I inherited one of those fridges in a house we just bought . I've taken the ice maker apart, sealed the inside of the ice maker compartment, reinforced the gasket going from the maker to the ice chute in the door, etc. That worked for a while and then we had to turn the maker off because of the ice build up. We're also getting an ice build up under one of the freezer drawers, which turns into a water leak outside of the fridge when the ice level gets high enough. I spent a day/night tearing the fridge and freezer compartments down. Fridge was ice free and I could hear water flowing down the drain tube but the freezer drain tube was iced up real bad. It took a while to thaw it out. I took some bare copper wire and wrapped one end around the heater and stuck the other end down the drain tube since I didn't have the new part designed to fix this. I left the fridge unplugged overnight and put it back together the next morning.
So far so good.. but I don't trust it. I also can't install the new motherboard because the previous owner didn't leave enough slack in the water line, so I can't pull the fridge out to access the back.
Ok.. rant over
Here is a link to the energy guide. https://images.thdstatic.com/cata...4ee2d8.pdf [thdstatic.com]
GE was bought by Haier a few years ago. They used to make good fridges.
Repeating: friends don't let friends buy Samsung or LG fridges.
Had my LG for 12 years!
Samsung it's a hit and miss can't disagree.
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