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Not unusual; very few places are airtight and so when the humidity is high outside the humidity becomes high inside and changes in temperature produce condensation. Mould spores are everywhere and just need a little encouragement to begin growing and the first places mould will grow is where domestication has left food residue or just a greasy fingerprint...
No leaks are necessary to create mould growth in a poorly ventilated space...
By "bubbles on the top (ceiling)" of your microwave, do you mean it seems that the paint / interior coating is bubbling and may eventually peal off? If so . . .
maybe bad head gasket causing bubbling in over flow tank
if level is going down you might see white smoke from tail pipe,
wet spark plugs or engine oil looking like coffee.
hope this helps
You must have a leak in the pipe fittings ABOVE the ceiling. You will need to tear the ceiling apart, find and repair the leak and then repair the ceiling. A critical repair needed SOON, even if you don't repair the ceiling right away.
This sounds like a seal leak. Take a dollar bill and close the door with the dollar across the strip and pull. It will be loose where the leak is. change the seal.
Well, first thing to do is make sure there is not air in the system. Put the car on some ramps and ,with the engine cooled, start the vehicle and let all the air flow out. Let it run for 20 minutes or so with the defrost on.
The majority of the time when bubble are noticed in your reservoir you are seeing an intake leak or a head gasket leak. I never recommend the mechanic in a can stop leak fix. Fix the problem for good. You will want to perform a compression test or have one performed to see where [if] there is a loss of pressure. You can also pull the dipstick to see if the oil looks like chocolate milk. A head gasket leak will not always turn oil a chocolaty color. Depends on the leak. The bubbles are coming from a leak somewhere and the compression test should tell you where.
I can say this won't go away until the problem is addressed. You can permanently ruin your engine if you don't fix this. Good luck and let me know if you have any other questions.
Soapy water never worked for me... Pour kids bubbles into a bowl and use a paint brush to spread the bubbles on the top ring. If there is a hole you'll see it begin to blow a bubble where the hole is. patch with vinyl repair kit.
Hiya........... have a good look at the door seal for any visible tears... do it with wet hands... and the electric off!! If you cant see anything... Have a look at the pump couplings.. for any visible signs if leaking!
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