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External Condensation Due to Ambient Conditions
Cabinet sides or top show signs of condensation or sweating on the outside.
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Possible Causes
High room humidity, cold cabinet surfaces, poor air circulation around unit, door gasket leaks increasing moisture load
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: No internal electrical work is required.
- Improve room conditions: Use a dehumidifier or air conditioning to reduce room humidity.
- Increase airflow: Ensure adequate clearance around the unit and avoid enclosing it tightly in cabinetry without ventilation.
- Check door gasket: Inspect and replace if leaking, as excess moisture entering the cabinet can cool and condense on outer surfaces.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
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