Any GE employees

[Codewiz]

Originally posted by: Pciber

Originally posted by: Codewiz

Originally posted by: HyTekJosh
Homeowner's insurance might be your best bet.

$1000 deductible. If I did that, my premiums will sky rocket and I will pay for the damage 10 times over.

so why do you have the homeowner's insurance at all, if you aren't willing to use it, in fear of your premium?

I have home owners insurance for LARGE disasters. Like tornados, hurricanes, fire, robbery.

Not for 2k stuff. I would never file a home owners claim unless it was over 5K in damage. Your return on investment is going to get killed otherwise.

My wife and I going with two techniques right now. One of us is running the shopvac and we rented a RugDoctor. The RugDoctor seems to be pulling more water up.

So far we have pulled 40 gallons of water up.

 

[dirtboy]

Originally posted by: Yossarian

Originally posted by: dirtboy
You have homeowners insurance for accidents, so I wouldn't expect GE to fix your house.

that isn't an accident, it's a defective product. the manufacturer should definitely be held responsible.

Could be a defective product. When I had my washer and dryer installed in my new house, the installers tested them before leaving. I'm not saying you're wrong, but you're expectation of GE to pay is probably not going to happen.

 

[Codewiz]

Originally posted by: dirtboy

Originally posted by: Yossarian

Originally posted by: dirtboy
You have homeowners insurance for accidents, so I wouldn't expect GE to fix your house.

that isn't an accident, it's a defective product. the manufacturer should definitely be held responsible.

Could be a defective product. When I had my washer and dryer installed in my new house, the installers tested them before leaving. I'm not saying you're wrong, but you're expectation of GE to pay is probably not going to happen.

Could be???

I ran this stupid thing for 2 weeks without incident.

It wasn't a back up. It wasn't a leak.

The stupid thing overflowed. The moment I pulled the plug and let it reset, it was fixed for the time being.

 

[bleeb]

Originally posted by: Colt45
Phone up the place that installed it, and GE. cross your fingers.

 

[FleshLight]

My friend had a Kenmore dishwasher flood her apartment. All she did was call up Sears, file a claim, wait to have it processed, and they took care of it.

 

[beer]

You guys have absolutely no idea of the magnitude of GE. Advanced Materials, NBC, Aircraft Engines, Commercial Finance, Consumer Finance, Infrastructure, the list goes on - Consumer and Industrial (which consists of appliances, lighting, supply and industrial) is merely one arm of GE.

If you want my advice, forget going to 'the head of GE.' Try to reach customer relations for Consumer and Industrial. Find the address for Appliance Park in Louisville, Kentucky - it is the headquarters of C&I. That's all I can really say.

The only people that would give a damn would work right there in Appliance Park. Even then, your chances are slim to none.

 

[Evadman]

Originally posted by: FleshLight
My friend had a Kenmore dishwasher flood her apartment. All she did was call up Sears, file a claim, wait to have it processed, and they took care of it.

Well, Sears > GE. Hell, call Sears and see if they will send out a tech to fix it. Maybe Sears can file a claim against GE. Sears does sell GE appliances ya know.