“My new microwave has a lot of visible steam inside when I open the door. It also had condensation on the bottom of the outside door, Does this mean that radiation is leaking out?”
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Mine does not do that.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.To answer your first question this doesn't uve more steam than any other microwave. It's actually because of the untraditional blusih color of the light that makes the steam more visible. Second question no it doesn't. Just leave your microwave open for a couple minutes after using it for the moisture to evaporate.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hey there, Sadie! Steam and vapor from around the door while cooking is normal. This does not mean that the unit is leaking microwave energy. The door is designed to allow heat and steam to escape to prevent the overheating of the unit. Condensation inside the unit is normal when cooking foods of high moisture content.~Rita
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