Product review (1 stars): Black mold growing inside - told by GE to throw the unit away after only a year of use.
I've had my GE Air conditioner for only 13-14 months and it's now apparently unusable...

If you look at the photo of this air conditioner, you'll notice the air vents at the top.  Inside that space is a "cave" lined with styrofoam.  My unit has grown black mold on the styrofoam and adjacent plastic parts.  I called GE today and asked how I could remove the plastic vent so I could clean out the black mold.  (I have prior mold related illness and it's imperative I don't spread black mold spores throughout my house.)  I was told by "Vickie" at GE Consumer Relations that this unit is "disposable" and there is no way to remove the grate to clean out the black mold.

Vickie said to throw the unit away, but before-hand, if I send in a photo of the cut power cord, they'd send me a $50 rebate certificate.  This is simply outrageous.  As if we don't already have enough non-degradable things going into our landfills.  The mold could easily be cleaned, it's only from condensation inside of the duct, right behind that grate.

GE has a terrible policy, terrible environmental viewpoint and this unit grew black mold within the first year.  BEWARE.