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What causes a duke E101 convection oven to not cook evenly?

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If it's getting hot, but it isn't cooking as fast as normal, your convection blower/fan may be out. If you can hear the fan running, but the oven isn't getting hot enough, then you most likely have a heat element or thermostat problem.
Fan and blower problems tend to be a bit more common with convection ovens.

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  • Posted on Nov 08, 2009

SOURCE: Duke Convection Oven won't heat past 250 degrees

Most likely a heating element.

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  • Posted on Jul 29, 2010

SOURCE: hi,

Check that the elements are high quality, dont use cheap elements, also replace all the elements and all are working, do not leave the door open while heating for along time. Do not power cold water on them while hot to clean let them cool down gradually.make sure the termina conection to are not loose during replacement. swicth off when you dont need to use for a long

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  • Posted on Dec 30, 2010

SOURCE: I have a duke e101-g

Generally, when you wish to change the fuel for a gas appliance all you have to do is change the orifice. Most appliance dealers will be happy to order a LP orifice for your oven for you.

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