Can the pyramid pan be used in a convection oven?
1999248
I don't see why not. I don't have a convection but I've used it in my regular oven.
1999249
I don't know, since I'm not fortunate enough to have one.I wouldn't buy it again. Only used it twice.
1496992
You cannot use the rotisserie function and the convection at the same time. They are two different selection choices. However. I have had this oven for a few months now and I have stopped using my big oven altogether. I am still loving this oven and I use it almost every day.
1504072
When you are in convection mode, you may use metalware. However, if you go into the microwave mode at any time you may not use metal. This is a great oven and I'm sure you'll be very happy with it. We had a smaller version of this model and we used it for over 12 years until it broke. They don't make that model anymore.and we got this new one. I wouldn't have any other oven.
739442
I personally wouldn't use the inner pan in a regular oven because of the possibility of it warping. I don't remember if the manufacture recommend it or not.
1400513
I don't see why not. I use it in my convection oven, but it can also be used in a regular oven for baking and then to allow a cake to cool.
477686
In a word no. This is only a microwave, not a convection oven with some other power source.
533509
HI,I'm also a bit puzzled by this.I use convection most of the time. But I found that pizza doesn't do well with convection so I use conventional in that case. I think things that tend to dry out in moving hot air might not be good candidates for convection.I have very good success with frozen breaded fish fillets and french fries in the convection mode.
796403
I use a 13 x 9 baking pan a lot for lasagne and for cake.How do I find a convection oven that I can use this pan with?
140991
Depends. It won't spin on the carousel - not enough room. So you would have to stop the oven and turn the pan to avoid nasty hot spots when microwaving. However, when using just convection for baking, no turning is needed, just elevate the pan on one of the two wire shelves supplied. We often use both shelves to bake multiple dishes simultaneously.
71548
I would say not. I recently used pan and a large crack in the Ceramic coating appeared. It has been frustrating and of no avail trying to contact Amazon about this failure. Maybe with this answer customer service will respond. Again, I personally would NOY use this pan in an oven. Good luck, Beverly.
1013304
Yes. It seems to work in my convection/induction range. Place on the slide out shelf not on the bottom of the oven.
1512112
If you use it as a convection oven, any type of cookware will do.... just remember that food does cook faster because of the circulating air.......If you use it as a microwave......Use microwave cookware and be careful not to use metal or cookware that has metallic paint.....you will have a fancy spark show! ceramics seem to work best! Hope this helps!
525247
Not in this model. you could "toast" and set to a temp, but bake always is convection.
741089
pan bottom is thin stainless. food would probably burn. I use in oven only sorry.
642350
I believe it would although I'm spoiled by my larger connection oven.I haven't usedThe convection feature. I don't really know.
2159612
I have silicone baking pans, but this doesn't say anywhere that it can be used in an oven, so I probably wouldn't. I'd suggest contacting the company and asking them directly.
2063652
Yes, there's no problem with aluminum foil. You can use any material you would use in a conventional oven. The convection feature (fan) should make it possible to use a slightly lower temperature. Unfortunately I have found the thermostat to be unreliable so you might want to use an oven thermometer to determine if that is true for yours if you buy one.