Product review (5 stars): So far, very good
We've had our GE Profile bottom freezer for five months. No serious problems. We have an in-door ice and water dispenser. The water line to the door dispenser froze, but per the manual, we just increased the temp settings one degree to +1, +38 to get it working. Unit is surprisingly quiet compared to our previous GE Profile side-by-side. With a wood floor in the kitchen we invested in a set of nylon tracks that protect the floor when we roll out the refrigerator to vacuum behind it. Because the refrigerator is placed facing an island in a relatively small kitchen, the french doors give us much better clearance--we can stand in front of the fridge and swing both doors open--as compared with the previous model with a full-sized door. Can't say anything as to the reliability issues reported by others, but I'll update this note if we have problems. Note: Since we were rebuilding the cabinet surround anyway, we added an extra inch or two clearance above the refrigerator for good air circulation. That's become a handy place to store several oversized trays. As noted in other reviews, the french doors aren't self-closing. There's a piece of trim that pops out as you close the doors to create a good seal between the doors. This mechanism requires a firm nudge to seal the doors closed. We never thought of this as a problem.