Product review (2 stars): Avoid this fridge if you have children or an inattentive spouse!!
Of all the refridgerators that I've owned over the years this is the first one that requires you to physically and consciously push the door, by hand, all the way until it seals shut.  No more just setting the door in motion with a slight push and expecting it to close on it's own.  With this fridge even a moderately forceful push will result in a partially open refridgerator.  Even after leveling it per instructions it simply won't close without a fair amount of physical effort.  Considering the dozens of times each day that my fridge is opened, this translates into alot of wasted electricity if my kids aren't paying attention to the door.  Unfortunately the GE engineers, instead of actually fixing the problem and making the door more user friendly, they decided to install an "open door" alarm which is so quiet that if you're more than 7'-10' away from the fridge you can't hear it.

So to recap, GE designed a refridgerator whose door does not close all the way without force, the engineers recognized this and instead of fixing it, added a bell alarm that is inadequate.  (Presumably these are the same engineers that created the faulty ice makers in this fridge that I've been reading about).  It's too bad the GE is relying on their past, good reputation to sell a product today that has inherent problems that could be fixed.  This lack of attention to detail, coupled with their poor customer service, will cost them in the long run.