What are some common problems with GE Cafe refrigerators?

Some common problems with GE Cafe refrigerators include ice maker failure, water dispenser issues, and control board glitches, similar to other GE refrigerators but with slightly lower failure rates due to better components. First, ice maker not making ice or making small cubes after 2 to 4 years due to water inlet valve clogged with sediment, ice maker mold heater failing, or ice jammed in mold, repair costs 50 to 150 dollars for ice maker and valve, accounting for about 30 percent of service calls. Second, water dispenser not working or slow due to frozen water line inside freezer door from low temperatures or failed dispenser switch. Third, not cooling properly while freezer cold due to evaporator fan motor failure at 50 to 100 dollars that circulates cold air, or defrost heater failure causing frost buildup blocking airflow. Fourth, leaking water inside fridge or onto floor due to clogged defrost drain hole that freezes and causes water to overflow into fridge or floor, fix by clearing drain with turkey baster and hot water. Fifth, loud buzzing or clicking noise due to failing compressor or condenser fan. Sixth, control board failure from power surge causing blank display or flashing temperatures, costing 150 to 300 dollars. Seventh, door handle loose that was part of earlier recall. To prevent problems, replace water filter every 6 months, clean condenser coils yearly, and use surge protector.