Glass door has condensation outside and slightly inside. 75bev

No context! Furnace, washing machine, oven door, microwave door, even double glazed windows?

If there are two panes of glass, they can be disassembled. Windows are a problem because the gap is flooded with inert argon gas to prevent condensation and sealed with a partial vacuum between them.

Air from inside the oven is getting by the seals around the inside glass and condensing on the cooler outside glass layer.

Air from inside the oven is getting by the seals around the inside glass and condensing on the cooler outside glass layer.

maybe your freezer door slight a bit open or have a gap causing the cooled air from the inside mixed with the hot air outside.

Water is a normal byproduct of the refrigeration process, Just like a glass of icewater has condensation on the outside of the glass.

The unit is designed to run the water outside. Check the slant of the unit, if it slants inside water will not exit outside..needs slight downward tip towards the outside.

Also check that the drain system is not plugged.

Yes, while the glass is still relatively cool. Many oven doors today have access slots on the bottom of the door to enable you to clean the inside of the glass window. Steam can enter the door at this point and condense on the cooler outer glass.

Your ventilation seals may be aging, but they have nothing to do with microwave energy leakage, (And microwave energy is not ionizing radiation anyway, so it does not cause cellular mutation or cancer)

You should check your grease filters (if you are venting to the outside) or your charcoal filter (if recirculating).

If you are venting outside, check your outside vent flap for proper operation, and check your outlet and ductwork for a bird's nest or mouse nest, etc.

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There are two metal clips at the bottom of the glass that hold the bottom of the glass in place- you can see these from the inside when the door is open and from the outside at the bottom of the door when the door is closed. There are two metal clips at the inside top of the door. You can see these when the door is open slightly inward from the "switch pins on each side.
Open the door. You will see 2 small (about 1/16") metal pieces about 1/2 " in from the 2 switch pins. CAUTION: WITH SOMEONE ELSE HOLDING THEIR HAND UNDER THE GLASS PANEL. Press the 2 metal pins in. Then slowly pull down on handle until the metal parts move down past the tiny opening on the black inner door. This glass is tempered and I can tell you from experience it will break in a million pieces if you are not careful tohold the glass.

It's delicate but very easy. Just be careful

Your glass seal has failed and I doubt it makes sense to replace the door. Yes, it can be dangerous as the moisture becomes worse you risk the chance the glass could over-heat and blow out. Sounds like you need to replace it, sorry!