Product review (1 stars): Please don't purchase
I own a GE Profile model PFSF6PKXBWW and I am now in discussions with GE about a replacement unit.  This refrigerator is less than 3 years old and the ice maker quit about 2 years ago.  I got water on the floor, and found that it leaked from the plugged lines after the defroster melted the frost from the unit.  The local repairman took the plastic cover off of the back of the defrost unit and the shielding between the defrost unit and the back of the refrigerator was not sufficient to prevent the unit from scorching the plastic on the refrigerator's interior.  Then the lining of the refrigerator cracked - the crack is about 4" long now.  The charing or burning on the inside of the unit is now brown and turning black from the defrost unit.  When the repairman talked with GE, they told him that they would send him white plastic tape to cover the crack.  The ice maker - which the repair man said was basically a "piece of junk" quit working and GE said that he wasn't to replace it at this time.  It makes 3 ice cubes a week whether I need them or not.  The unit certainly wasn't worth the initial purchase price, and now is worth nothing.  My biggest problem is what to purchase to replace this unit.  I know that GE is going to offer me a discount on a new unit, but I am not sure I trust their products after this ugly experience.  If you own this product, I suggest that you take the cover off of the back of the defrost unit, and see if you too have charing and cracks around the unit from the heating of the unit to melt the ice.