“I've had multiple microwaves over the years with no condensation showing between the glass panes and with 2 of these units I have now seen condensation inside the glass doors after cooking a pot pie. Is this normal and expected?”
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Hi Scott - Thanks for choosing GE Model # JES1657SMSS and welcome to the family! We are happy to address your concern regarding condensation inside the glass door. It is normal to see condensation between the door panels. This moisture should dissipate in ten to fifteen minutes. If minimal moisture is noticed between the glass of the door, allow the door to stand open for approximately 15 minutes to accelerate the dissipation of the moisture. Steam and vapor escaping from around the door is also normal. Make sure food that needs to be covered while cooking is covered properly. Make sure that there are no items blocking the airflow around the microwave case. We suggest viewing the following link- MOISTURE OR CONDENSATION IN OR AROUND MICROWAVE: https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=17337 - We hope this is helpful. Keep in touch at GEAppliances.com. Sue
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