Door glass is lose and seal is leaking..moisture is forming on inside of glass

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.

Open the door cover and clean it thnk there is screws there or clips

That I would leave up to the professionals. If you are geting moisture or debris inside the glass then it is malfunctioning and needs professional repair. Call the service phone number locatedin the manual or in back of unit. These emit dangerouse uv rays that can harm you if leaking at the door. Never operate if you suspect it is not sealing properly.

The seal on the microwave door glass is compromised and allowing moisture and perhaps the microwaves, to enter between the windows inner and outer.
There is a great potential for leakage here.
I would not continue to operate this oven until I have it fixed.

The door is not an airtight unit. Moisture can and does get between the panels. Nothing to do outside of disassembling the door and cleaning. Not so easy to do.
Eric

The door seal is leaking. The door can be disassembled, dried out, and the old sealant removed and replaced.

I would use a sealant such as RTV for auto engine parts if you can't get a tube of sealant from an appliance repair/parts store.

Charlie

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!

Its very hard to take apart the doors They normally have a lot of screws. May have a plastic snap on cover that's covering them up. Some of them are even sealed and can not be taken apart.

Anytime you work on a door you must check it with a microwave leakage meter. The door has metal gaskets and a screen that blocks the microwaves upsetting them will cause it to leak.

This is not a do it yourself repair.