Product review (2 stars): Very little water
I purchased my GE refridgerator approximately 8 months ago.  It was, on my part, a bad decision to make a 2K investment without doing research.  It was more of an impulse purchase as my old fridge was slowing fading.  I was impressed with the available storage and had never had an icemaker or water dispenser.  But, I figured it was time to move up.  About 2 months ago, I started experiencing issues with the water dispenser.  It was no longer filling my cup in a timely fashion but it became an hour event.  Or there was no water. I still have the manufacturers warranty (and even bought an additional 2 years on top of that) so I called the 888 number.  I got registered and waited for the repairman/service department to call for an appointment.  After 4 days, I called again.  Another two days later, I called again.  They set me up with a different service company.  Today, after taking vacation time from work, the serviceman arrives only to tell me that no one really has much experience with a newer model until on the market for a year or two.  He went on to say that the problem MAY be because the ice dispenser/maker/storage is actually in the refridgerator section instead of the freezer section.  Therefore, the manufacturer recommends that the temp be at 38.  My water could actually be "frozen" and that is why I get no water or a dribble.  So, the advice I received was to turn my fridge up to 42 and watch it for a few days as IF it is frozen, it may take several days to thaw as he wasn't sure how many coils were in the back.  It has been 5 hours since he was here and still I have a dribble of water.  After "googling" recommended temperatures for refriderators, I found a site that stated not higher than 41...funny how the repairman set it a 42.  Anyone have any suggestions or ideas, short of selling it?