To understand the internal working mechanism of the Easy-Bake Oven, I read through the patents it has acquired through the years. Taking from the pre-existing solution of the two compartments - the heating and the cooling chambers, I designed a machine that allowed the user to place and extract the popcorn from the same door. This allowed the user to interact with the oven in the same way one would with a traditional kitchen oven.  I replaced the current wire heating element used during the cooking process with two thinner metal heating elements that created a heating plate with a three-square-inch area. This reduces the chances of burns and allows the exterior of the toy to be constructed from wood, which would never come into contact with the heated plate. I also added a fan to the cooling chamber to speed up the cooling process. The final design allowed the user to place the popcorn packet through the front door which would automatically lock. Once the cooking ended, the user would push the plate into the cooling chamber where it would hit the fan's button. Once the cooling was complete, the user would pull the tray back out, which would open the locked door, allowing the user to extract the popped popcorn.