Lakeland Condensation / Moisture Management Issue

Condensation or water droplets form around the control panel or drip from the bottom during or after cooking.

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Possible Causes

Blocked steam exhaust path, Damaged or missing drip tray, Excessive moisture from foods, Cracked internal drip channels

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Unplug the unit before cleaning or inspection.

  • Use drip tray correctly: Ensure the supplied drip tray or pan is installed correctly under the basket to catch fat and moisture.
  • Clean exhaust path: Check rear and top vents for grease buildup that can trap moisture. Clean thoroughly.
  • Inspect internal channels: Remove the basket and inspect for cracks or gaps in the base where liquids could leak into the cabinet. If present, the inner pot or liner may need replacement.
  • Avoid overloading with wet foods: Pat very wet foods dry before cooking and avoid adding water directly into the basket unless the recipe specifies.

Warning: Persistent internal leaks can damage electrical components. If you see water inside the control area, stop using the unit until inspected.

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Repair Difficulty

Easy 2/5

Required Part

Inner Cooking Pot / Drip Tray
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