Why does the front of the glass get dripping wet when cooking on top of the stove? The fan runs doesn't pull the steam away. null

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Ornery · Accepted Answer

Use your back burner(s). Blower in microwave doesn't have much draw. Also, make sure microwave vent outlet is lined up with your exhaust duct.

WhirlpoolTeam · Answer

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Answered by WhirlpoolTeam 6 years ago

“Why does the front of the glass get dripping wet when cooking on top of the stove? The fan runs doesn't pull the steam away.”

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