[ryandub35]

Does anyone know where I can find the list of the GE Refridgerators that had the motherboards recalled and replaced by GE. I think my unit may be on there but I can't seem to find the list online.

Any suggestions.

[quinncx]

Originally Posted by ryandub35

Does anyone know where I can find the list of the GE Refridgerators that had the motherboards recalled and replaced by GE. I think my unit may be on there but I can't seem to find the list online.

Any suggestions.

Can't seem to get the link to post properly, so try adding http:// to the address below and removing the {}- that site has the letter from GE and the list of covered models.

fix{}it{}now{}.com/wp/2007/02/05/motherboard-recall-on-ge-refrigerators/

[TeamV]

do you have a new link?

[eloquin]

Ge forced hundreds of places that had the list posted to take it down or face copyright infringement cases. The only way to get it now is to call ge directly and keep calling until you get an honest associate that actually looks it up. Apparently they aren't monitored because I called 6 times and was told that my model wasn't part of the recall and on the 7th call someone looked it up and said it was and I got it replaced. Call 1800 749 6629. And then.. Never buy GE again.

[stogie]

Just do a search in google for GE_Refrige_Board.pdf and you'll find it.

[JSK-MX]

Originally Posted by eloquin

Ge forced hundreds of places that had the list posted to take it down or face copyright infringement cases. The only way to get it now is to call ge directly and keep calling until you get an honest associate that actually looks it up. Apparently they aren't monitored because I called 6 times and was told that my model wasn't part of the recall and on the 7th call someone looked it up and said it was and I got it replaced. Call 1800 749 6629. And then.. Never buy GE again.

Nice job with this post. Called GE with your number and got a nice real person. Told her I had the howling problem, that I knew it was condensation that killed the control board and that all I wanted was a new board shipped to me. Since my unit is out of warranty by 6 years, the best she could do was $50 for the board. To me, that's a straight-up deal (better than $180-$200) and I can replace the board myself. I wish I had seen this post sooner, since I have been tolerating that noise for a long, long time. Will I buy GE again? After today's experience, yes.

[treegem4]

Called the number listed in the previous thread.