Rick Martines vs. General Electric Company
Case Number: 2:07-CV144-FtM-29-DNF
U.S. District Court: Middle District of Florida, Ft. Myers Division
A lawsuit seeking class action status has been filed against General Electric claiming that the company manufactured and sold certain refrigerators that contained defective solenoid water valves that do not function properly resulting in leaking and flooding of homes causing property damage. The suit seeks to recover damages on behalf of all persons who purchased G.E. side-by-side refrigerators manufactured since 1999 containing solenoid water valves.
If you have a GE refrigerator that has leaked water or have had to replace the solenoid water valves due to leaking or no ice or water production you may be eligible for compensation.
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Water valve on GE Model GSH25KGMA BB water valve P/N WR57X10051R leaked causing ruined hardwood floors upstairs and downstairs below the refrigerator in 3 rooms including ceiling collapse in one room. Extensive mold damage.
Posted by Irina Britton
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I have a wooden floor damage due to leak from valve in GE refrigerator.
I had a tech from GE in my house when I complain about slow water and no ice coming and he didn't find any issues. A couple days after he's visit I had a large water pool in my wooden floor. After the original GE visit I had 4 more visit with no help until last tech installed new valve. I really need a help to dealing with terrible customer service in GE to cover my expense due to bad she vice and not bad parts.
Posted by Connecticut
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Water dispenser line in freezer door freezes frequently requiring thawing with hair dryer. Ice maker broke and will only dispense crushed ice and not ice cubes. Solenoid valve for water dispenser started leaking which caused water damage to hardwood floors and ceiling below.
Posted by Illinois
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The solenoid started leaking water. It was leaking for approx 30 minutes before we noticed. Approx 1/4" - 1/2" of water in basement (unfinished). We were able to dry out basement, but not sure about subflooring under the refrigerator. Appliance repair service will be fixing solenoid sometime this week.
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