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NC68 | 12:09 Tue 25th May 2010 | How it Works
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Is it normal to have condensation towards the bottom of the glass door of a fridge on the OUTSIDE? Fridged stored in a cellar/bar environment. How can I reduce it or even stop it? Im assuming it's to do with heat and temperature changes thats causing this to happen on the OUTSIDE.
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Check the inside Temp of Fridge which should be between 35-38 degrees Farenheit.
Condensation happens due to diff between inside and outside Temperatures.
Maybe Fridge Temp is too cold, Thermometer should help to keep tabs on it......
12:16 Tue 25th May 2010
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Check the Door seals as well, if they are broken or damaged cold air is escaping from Fridge......
12:23 Tue 25th May 2010
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I doubt it's a problem with fridge. Condensation on the outside should be caused by warmer or damper air in the enviroment. Seeing as how the fridge is in a cellar it's more likely to be caused by damp.
15:31 Tue 25th May 2010

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