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latrina
March 21, 2025
hi, i have had a premier gas oven for 25 yrs and never had water form on the oven door. why does it do it on the newer premier gas stoves?
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Mr. Anderson
March 21, 2025
Water forms on the oven door of newer Premier gas ranges due to condensation. When the oven operates, it produces water vapor as a natural byproduct of gas combustion. This vapor can condense on cooler surfaces, such as the oven door, especially in humid conditions or when cooking foods with high moisture content. The condensation is more noticeable on newer models because they are designed with improved insulation, which retains more heat inside the oven while keeping the door cooler. This temperature difference increases the likelihood of water forming on the door.
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Do you have a question about the GAS RANGES and is the answer not in the manual?
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hi, i have had a premier gas oven for 25 yrs and never had water form on the oven door. why does it do it on the newer premier gas stoves?
Water forms on the oven door of newer Premier gas ranges due to condensation. When the oven operates, it produces water vapor as a natural byproduct of gas combustion. This vapor can condense on cooler surfaces, such as the oven door, especially in humid conditions or when cooking foods with high moisture content. The condensation is more noticeable on newer models because they are designed with improved insulation, which retains more heat inside the oven while keeping the door cooler. This temperature difference increases the likelihood of water forming on the door.
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