That's exactly what's happening. Look under the drawer in the bottom of the freezer, is there ice there?

Nat

Here is a link that might help
http://www.applianceaid.com/frig-doors.html#pops

Also most freezer doors have a cam on the bottom hinge which helps close it.
The door actually rides down this slight cam to keep it closed. You may want to check this.

The below is for a PSF26NGTBCC
javascript:launchURL('/IPCNet/Dispatcher?REQUEST=IPCNETGETPDF&file=00000000/00049900/00049976.p01.pdf')

Do not know if the above will work as it is a javascript.

I believe it is Item 15 in Section 5 Part Number A3670206
Model PSF26NGPAWW

I found out what the problems was and why the freezer door popped open. There was no ice and the cam mechanism seemed fine. The problem was the bottom wire basket! Even though it was installed on it's track, it apparently provided enough pressure against the freezer door to keep it open. I learned this by pulling it out and then trying to get it to pop open. It didn't. The lesson learned here...CHECK THE DRAWS AND SHELFING ALIGNMENT...especially on GE Models. This frig is poorly engineered. Thanks for all of your help.