Product review (1 stars): Service tech advises GE Profile is fragile and to get used to imperfections that only affect "looks".
If you are lonely and want lots of visits from repair guys, buy this refrigerator.  We built a new home and filled it with GE Profile stainless.  The refrigerator has not worked for the first two weeks of living here.  Not cold enough and no water or ice dispensing.  Service here now with all new boards.  The bottom freezer door MUST be opened very carefully; pulling gently at the center of handle or the gears will break (so says the service tech).  He reports that ALL GE's have this kind of fragility.  Our last home also had GE Profiles and we did NOT have this problem.  GE - IF YOU CAN'T BUILD A FREEZER DRAWER THAT CAN BE OPENED BY PULLING ON THE SIDE OF THE HANDLE, THEN MAKE THE HANDLE SMALLER AND PUT IT IN THE MIDDLE.  Now my recourse is to put a warning sticker on the freezer door to advise visitors how to carefully open the freezer door.  Maybe some black/yellow warning tape on the sides of the handle "DO NOT TOUCH HERE".
Foam also "leaks" out of seams.  Service advises that is only a "looks" problem.  Hmm.  So GE does not build a refrigerator for "looks" and they must be used with great care of they will break.  If this were a $500 refrigerator for your garage, I would say buy.