GE Appliances
Excessive Condensation / Mullion Heater or Gasket Issue
Condensation or moisture forming on the outside of the refrigerator or around door gaskets.
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Possible Causes
High household humidity, Door gaskets not sealing, Mullion heater turned off or failed, Frequent door openings
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: No electrical work is required for basic checks.
- Check Energy Saver setting: Some GE models have an energy saver switch that turns off the mullion heater. Turn this feature off (i.e., turn the heater on) if you see condensation.
- Inspect gaskets: Ensure door gaskets are clean and sealing properly. Replace if damaged.
- Reduce humidity sources: Use exhaust fans when cooking and avoid leaving doors open for long periods.
- Service heater: If condensation persists with the heater enabled, the mullion heater strip may have failed and should be replaced.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Mullion Heater
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