Product review (1 stars): Untimely refrigerator death due to fatal design flaw
I own the Maytag and I've always been happy with it, until last week when the incredibly flimsy plastic liner at the top of the left door cracked, allowing the top latch to pull out. Now the door won't shut and the only way to fix it is to replace the door entirely. Since this is the door with all the electronics and the ice maker, it's a $1000 repair. Refrigerator is only 6 years old and I'm now in the market for a new one. I think the French doors are a nice feature, but they turned out to be a curse and the reason for my refrigerator's untimely death.

What was Maytag thinking when they mounted a high-use, moving latch for a heavy door (assuming the gallon door storage shelf was in use) into a door molding made of plastic so thin you can shine a light through it?