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Cooker · Using several cavities

Why can two ovens finish their meals at different times despite starting together?

Each meal and cavity has its own mode, load and cooking requirement. A shared start time does not make their completion conditions identical.

What the observation means

One may have been preheated, while another programme expects a cold start. A small covered dish and a large roast also place different demands on their respective cavities.

A useful next step

Follow each recipe and cavity's instructions independently. Record an unexpected change against that oven's previous normal use rather than comparing unrelated meals. If a shared timer controls both ovens, confirm its operation before relying on one alarm to end every cooking process.

Manuals and supporting guidance

Model-specific instructions take priority. These references support the practical principles discussed here; they do not diagnose your appliance.

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