Moisture, frost, or water collects inside or outside refrigerator, or in drawers.

What does Moisture/Frost mean?

You notice moisture, frost, or water accumulating on the interior walls, exterior surfaces, between doors, or in vegetable drawers. This can be normal in very humid conditions, but can also indicate an issue with sealing or air flow.

• High humidity in the room
• Refrigerator door left slightly open
• Flipper mullion needs adjustment (for moisture between doors)
• Vegetables releasing moisture in drawers
• Washed produce draining in drawers

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Ensure refrigerator doors are fully closed and not obstructed by food or packaging.

2. 2

   Check door gaskets for proper sealing and cleanliness; clean if dirty or sticky.

3. 3

   Adjust the flipper mullion if moisture is accumulating between the doors (refer to your installation guide for specifics).

4. 4

   For drawers, move the humidity control to a lower setting (if your model has this feature).

5. 5

   Dry washed items thoroughly before storing them in drawers, or use tightly sealed bags to reduce moisture buildup.