Questions and Answers for GE 20.8 cu ft. French Door Refrigerator in Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel, ENERGY STAR

A:  Hello - For this fridge, the height to the top of the case is 68-5/8 in. This unit would be a great addition to your home if the install location does meet the air clearance requirements outlined on pg. 25 of the installation instructions: https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/40/400bc009-21a6-4ee6-a668-2651b8437582.pdf. Thanks for your interest in our lovely fridge. Take care. -Don@GEAppliances

A:  Hey there - We appreciate you reaching out to check in on this. Yes, When the bin fills to the level of the feeler arm, the icemaker will stop producing ice. Once ice has been used and the level of ice is below the feeler arm, it will continue producing ice. If you have any other questions about this great refrigerator model, just let us know. We're happy to help! Julia@GEAppliances

A:  Hey there - thanks for your interest in this beautiful GE Appliances refrigerator! The width is 32-3/4” and is the same without the doors. The depth, however, is 37-1/2” with the door handle and 30-5/8” without the doors. To see this and more dimensions, check out the Specifications: https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/ff/ffc265e3-a282-43a7-a311-5af8365e461a.pdf -- We hope this helps! Lauren@GEAppliances

A:  Hi - Thank you for reaching out to us. We recommend purging the water supply line at the valve as indicated on page 42 of the owner's manual. We also recommend throwing away the first couple of batches of ice. Enjoy your new refrigerator! Kind regards - Vikki@GEAppliances

A:  Hi - thanks for reaching out! It is normal for warm or hot air to emit from the bottom, sides or rear of refrigerators. This is the normal operation for models with fan-cooled condensers (all auto defrost models). -- No additional ventilation is required, besides ensuring that the refrigerator is installed with proper air clearances to allow air to circulate easily around the refrigerator, and especially around the condenser. The more air that circulates around the refrigerator, the better the cooling, and the more consistent the internal temperature will be. This means the refrigerator has to work less hard to keep cool, which saves you money. To learn more about installation location and clearances, see page 25 of the manual: https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/40/400bc009-21a6-4ee6-a668-2651b8437582.pdf -- We hope this is informative and please reach out anytime with additional questions. All the best! Lauren@GEAppliances

A:  Hi - Thanks for reaching out to us and for your interest in this marvelous GE Appliances refrigerator. Yes, it should be plugged into a 120 volt 3 prong, grounded outlet. We hope you choose this lovely refrigerator for your home. All our best! Vikki@GEAppliances

A:  Hi - Thanks for reaching out to us with your interest in this fabulous GE Appliances refrigerator. Yes, the icemaker is located in the freezer drawer. We hope you choose this great model for your home. Wishing you all the best! Vikki@GEAppliances

A:  Hi there! This is a great question, we appreciate you checking with us. This refrigerator with the doors open 90 degrees, including the handles, is 40 7/8" W. For additional information on the specifications for this model, see the specification guide (https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/ff/ffc265e3-a282-43a7-a311-5af8365e461a.pdf). We hope this is helpful! Take care. Julia@GEAppliances

A:  Hi - Thank you for reaching out to us and for your interest in this gorgeous GE Appliances refrigerator. We encourage you to contact a plumber in your area for recommendations as to how best to run your water supply lines. There may be concerns with running the supply line behind your range and a plumber is your best source. We wish you all the best! Vikki@GEAppliances

A:  Hello - we’re glad you reached out! This model is not available in black. The only finish we currently manufacture for this model is Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel. We hope this helps in your decision making! Lauren@GEAppliances