Falcon
Condensation / Ventilation Issue
Condensation or water droplets forming on oven door and control panel during or after cooking
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Possible Causes
Normal steam venting in high-moisture cooking, Blocked oven vent, Faulty door seal, Cooling fan not operating correctly
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: Allow the oven to cool before inspecting vents.
- Check vents: Locate the Falcon oven vent outlets (often at the top of the door or rear). Ensure they are not blocked by foil, trays, or cabinetry.
- Inspect door seal: Replace a damaged Falcon door gasket to improve sealing and airflow control.
- Verify cooling fan: Ensure the Falcon cooling fan runs during and after cooking. If not, test and replace the fan or its thermostat.
- Usage tip: Wipe away condensation after cooking and avoid leaving moist dishes in a closed, cooling oven for long periods.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Falcon oven door gasket
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