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Think of it like how a convection oven works, it's the same principle for an incubator.

You need to redesign the placement of the fan. The purpose for the fan is to move the air inside, not to vent it out.

The most important part for the incubator is hands down the digital thermostat. That is a must have.

I made sure to design it to get more than a hundred hatch with no fail from the incubator itself.

Here's some pictures of my diy incubator I made from a wall shelf and put together 3 years ago. Total cost was about $20. Some of the materials I had that came from things around the house. I never had any issues with it breaking and it's easy to repair or replace parts for. Did about 15 hatches...

Since you didn't mention what type of bulbs your using, make sure to use aluminum foil around the bulb that is near the Styrofoam wall. You don't want the foam box to burn or melt.

If you don't use a fan, then it's a still air incubator. The important part is maintaining the correct temperature since the heat won't be moving much. Having your temperature gauge at egg level is very important. You can over heat the eggs if your gauges are not at that level. Also you need...