Viking Excess Moisture / Condensation

Microwave interior accumulates condensation or water droplets on walls and door during and after cooking.

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Possible Causes

High moisture content in food, Blocked or restricted vents, Failed or weak cavity fan, Poor room ventilation

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety: Condensation itself is not dangerous, but standing water should be wiped up to prevent corrosion.

  • Use covers: Cover high-moisture foods with a microwave-safe lid or wrap to reduce steam.
  • Ventilation: Ensure Viking microwave vents are not blocked and that the exhaust fan (on over-the-range models) is operating.
  • Run fan after cooking: Leave the door slightly open and run the exhaust fan for a few minutes after heavy steaming.
  • Check cavity fan: If condensation is excessive and persistent, have the internal cavity fan checked for proper operation.
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Repair Difficulty

Very Easy 1/5
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