It's an easy repair. I've performed it several times. GE definitely believes in designing their products for planned obsolesence. First obtain a replacement handle. Be prepared to pay $$$$ for the part. Next, open the door and using a kitchen butter or putty knife, gently insert the knife blade between the outer door shell and the inner face panel, and pry the inner face panel away from each molded catch. Repeat this sequence as you move around the inner perimeter of the door. Once the inner panel is off, access to the heads of the two handle retaining screws is afforded. Unscrew both retaining screws and gently remove the defective handle. Reverse this sequence to install the replacement handle.
Mark
August 2009