Condensation or water droplets forming on the outside of the glass door or around the door frame.

Safety: Condensation itself is not dangerous, but water near electrical outlets should be wiped up promptly.

• Check room conditions: High humidity environments will naturally cause more condensation. Use a dehumidifier if possible.
• Inspect gasket: Ensure the door gasket is intact and sealing evenly. Replace if damaged.
• Limit door openings: Reduce the frequency and duration of door openings to minimize warm, moist air entering.
• Anti-condensation heater: Some Teka models have a heater around the door frame. If the frame is cold and sweating heavily, the heater may have failed. Have a technician test and replace the heater if present.