JP2006052017A - Beverage dispenser - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a beverage dispenser for surely collecting dew condensation water without impeding the downsizing of equipment. <P>SOLUTION: This beverage dispenser 1 is provided at its anterior surface with a dispensing opening for dispensing a beverage and a tilting mechanism for placing thereon a container for keeping a beverage dispensed from the opening for tilting. A base 4 which works as a mounting base for mounting the tilting mechanism is provided at the anterior surface. A tray 12 for collecting dew condensation water is provided at the lower part of the base 4. A guide piece 4a for dropping dew condensation water dropping in the base 4 into the tray 12 is formed at the bottom end of the base 4. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a beverage dispenser that cools a beverage and dispenses it into a container such as a mug.

In the conventional beverage dispenser as described in [Patent Document 1] below, dew condensation water that condenses on the surface of the cooling water tank that cools the beverage, cooling water that overflows from the cooling water tank, and the like are provided in the lower part of the cooling water tank. After being collected in the receiving tray, it is led from the drain hole at the bottom of the receiving tray to the drain tray below the front face of the dispenser through the drain pipe and finally collected.
JP-A-6-300411

  However, with such a structure, there is a problem in that a piping space for installing the above-described saucer, drainage pipe, and the like is required, resulting in an increase in machine dimensions. Further, since parts such as drain pipes are required, not only the number of parts is increased, but there is also a problem that the structure becomes complicated and maintenance is difficult to perform. Therefore, the objective of this invention is providing the drink dispenser which can collect dew condensation water reliably, without inhibiting size reduction of an apparatus.

  The beverage dispenser according to claim 1 is provided with a pouring outlet for pouring a beverage and a tilting mechanism for placing and tilting a container into which the beverage poured out from the pouring outlet is placed. And a base that serves as an attachment base for attaching the base to the front, and further provided with a receiving tray for collecting condensed water below the base, and a guide piece for dropping the condensed water to drop the base into the receiving tray is provided on the base. It is formed at the lower end.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the beverage dispenser according to the first aspect, a guide portion is formed on the back side of the base for collecting condensed water dripping inside the base and guiding it to the guide piece. It is a feature.

  A third aspect of the present invention is the beverage dispenser according to the second aspect, characterized in that a guide groove is formed on the inner side of the base for collecting condensed water dripping on the inner side of the base and guiding it to the guide part. It is said.

  Invention of Claim 4 is a drink dispenser as described in any one of Claims 1-3. While providing the water tank which cools a drink inside, the drain pipe which discharges the cooling water which overflowed from this water tank is provided. It is provided inside the base, and in addition to the dew condensation water, the overflowing cooling water is also collected in a tray using a guide piece.

  The beverage dispenser according to claim 5 is provided with a pouring outlet for pouring out the beverage and a tilting mechanism for placing and tilting a container into which the beverage poured out from the pouring outlet is placed. A front panel that attaches a base that serves as a mounting base for attaching a base is provided on the front surface, and a tray that collects condensed water is provided below the base, and condensed water that drops the base or the front panel is dropped inside the tray. A guide plate is also provided on the front surface.

  The invention according to claim 6 is the beverage dispenser according to claim 5, wherein the guide groove that collects the condensed water dripping between the base and the front panel and drops it from one place onto the lower guide plate is provided. It is formed at the lower end of the front panel.

  The invention according to claim 7 is the beverage dispenser according to claim 5 or 6, characterized in that the guide groove is integrally formed by bending the lower end of the front panel.

  According to the drink dispenser of Claim 1, the dripped dew condensation water can be reliably collected in a saucer by further dripping the dew condensation water dripping the surface and back surface of a base along a guide piece. it can. Since the guide piece uses the lower end of the base part, it is space efficient and can contribute to downsizing, and it is not necessary to provide separate parts, and the assembly process and maintenance are not complicated.

  According to the drink dispenser of Claim 2, more reliable collection of condensed water can be performed by forming the guide part which repairs condensed water more reliably with respect to a guide piece in the back side of a base. . At this time, since the guide portion is also formed on the back side of the base, it is possible to contribute to downsizing with good space efficiency, and it is not necessary to provide separate parts, and the assembly process and maintenance are not complicated. In addition, since a guide part is formed in the back side of a base, the dew condensation water dripped inside the base can be collected reliably.

  According to the beverage dispenser according to claim 3, it is possible to more reliably collect the condensed water by forming a guide groove on the inner side of the base for more reliably collecting the condensed water with respect to the guide portion. it can. By using the groove-shaped guide groove, it is possible to collect condensed water more reliably.

  According to the beverage dispenser of the fourth aspect, not only the dew condensation water but also the overflow of the cooling water stored in the water tank can be reliably collected in the tray.

  According to the beverage dispenser of Claim 5, the dew condensation water which dripped the surface and back surface of a base is further dripped along the guide plate attached to the front surface of a beverage dispenser, and the dripped dew condensation water is received in a saucer. It can be reliably collected inside. Since the guide plate is attached to the front surface of the beverage dispenser, it is possible to guide the dew condensation water to the tray efficiently in a space without requiring a piping space. As a result, it is possible to contribute to downsizing of the beverage dispenser, it is not necessary to perform piping or the like, and the assembly process and maintenance are not complicated.

  According to the beverage dispenser according to claim 6, more reliable collection of condensed water is performed by forming a guide groove on the lower end of the front panel for more reliably collecting condensed water with respect to the guide plate. Can do. By using the groove-shaped guide groove, it is possible to collect condensed water more reliably.

  According to the beverage dispenser of the seventh aspect, since the guide groove is formed by bending the lower end of the front panel, the productivity is good, and it is necessary when provided by the part material. No caulking is required.

  The outline of the beverage dispenser of this embodiment is demonstrated based on FIGS. 1-3. A beverage tank (not shown) for storing beer or the like is connected to the beverage dispenser 1 via a beverage supply pipe (not shown). The beverage tank is always pressurized by a carbon dioxide cylinder (not shown). For this reason, beverages such as beer in the beverage tank are pumped to the beverage dispenser 1 via the beverage supply pipe. The pumped beverage is cooled in the beverage dispenser 1 and then poured out from the dispensing cock 8 into a container such as a mug.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the beverage dispenser 1 has a casing in which the outer side of the apparatus main body 2 (see FIGS. 2 and 4) is covered with an outer case 3, and a lid 7 is fitted on the upper surface thereof. As shown in FIG. 2, the lid 7 is placed on the inside of a step portion formed at the upper end of the exterior case (side panel) 3. Conventionally, the upper end of the side panel is simply folded back for terminal processing. The lid was only fitted to cover the outer periphery of its upper end. For this reason, the exterior case was easily deformed. However, in this embodiment, since the step is provided at the upper end of the outer case 3, the strength of the outer case is improved.

  Further, conventionally, the lid and the exterior case are only in line contact with only the upper edge of the exterior case, and thus, if the lid is distorted, the backlash has been rattled. In this embodiment, since the lid and the exterior case are in surface contact with each other at the stepped portion, such backlash is unlikely to occur (since the strength is improved as described above, distortion itself is also unlikely to occur). Further, conventionally, when liquid spills on the upper surface of the lid, the exterior of the dispenser has been soiled through the exterior case. According to the present embodiment, such liquid is collected in a water tank 15 to be described later through a gap between the stepped portion and the lid 7, so that the exterior of the beverage dispenser 1 and its surroundings are soiled. There is no. Further, in the present embodiment, since the parts and the side panel itself can be fixed to other parts at the stepped portion, it is not necessary to newly add a part such as a bracket.

  In addition, a pair of supply ports 5 and 5 to which the above-described beverage supply pipe for supplying a beverage such as beer is connected are provided at the lower end portion of the front surface (front panel 2a) of the exterior case 3. Then, leg members 6 are attached to the four corners of the lower surface of the apparatus main body 2, and the beverage dispenser 1 is placed on a table or the like via these leg members 6. In addition, a pair of left and right dispensing cocks 8 and 8 are attached to the front upper portion of the beverage dispenser 1. A pair of box-like operation portions 9 and 9 for operating the operation levers of the extraction cocks 8 and 8 are provided on the upper portions of the respective extraction cocks 8 and 8. Each operation unit 9 has a built-in drive device such as a DC motor. By pressing an operation button arranged on the front surface of the operation unit 9, the operation levers of the dispensing cocks 8 and 8 are automatically operated to drink beverages. Pour out.

  A pair of tiltable container trays 10 and 10 on which containers such as mugs for pouring beverages such as beer are placed are attached below the pouring cocks 8 and 8. Further, a tray 12 having a slatboard 11 placed on the upper surface is attached to the lower side of the container cradle 10, 10. The tray 12 is detachably attached to a pair of support members 13 and 13 (see FIG. 3) that are spaced apart from each other in the width direction of the lower front portion of the outer case 3 and screwed.

  Moreover, the apparatus main body 2 is comprised from the water tank 15 (refer FIG. 2, FIG. 4) which stores cooling water, the cooling fan etc. which cool the condenser, the condenser arrange | positioned under this water tank 15, and a condenser, etc. The refrigeration unit 16 (see FIG. 2 and FIG. 4) is provided. A copper evaporation pipe 17 led out from the refrigeration unit 16 is spirally arranged on the side wall of the water tank 15, and the cooling water in the water tank 15 is cooled through the evaporation pipe 17. The refrigerant sent out from the refrigeration unit 16 is circulated in the evaporation pipe 17, and when the refrigerant evaporates, heat is exchanged with the cooling water to cool the cooling water, and ice is formed around the evaporation pipe 17. It is formed. The water tank 15 has a pair of beverage pipes 19, 19 made of stainless steel pipes whose supply side end portions are connected to the pair of supply ports 5, 5 described above.

  The beverage pipes 19, 19 are led out from the upper end of the water tank 15, and are connected to a beverage cooling pipe (not shown) made of stainless steel pipe, respectively. Each beverage cooling pipe is formed in a spiral shape, and is attached to the inside of the evaporation pipe 17 in the water tank 15 via a fixture. After being fed through the beverage pipes 19, 19, the beverage such as the pressure-fed beer is sent from the lower side to the upper side of each beverage cooling pipe and cooled by the cooling water. The end portion of each beverage cooling pipe is connected to the end portion of each of the dispensing cocks 8, 8, and the cooled beverage such as beer is transferred to the container or the like via each of the dispensing cocks 8, 8. Be poured out.

  Further, a substantially rectangular support plate 22 made of stainless steel plate is laid across the side of the opening at the upper end of the water tank 15 and attached with screws. A stirring motor 23 composed of a DC motor is fixed by screws. And the rotating shaft of this stirring motor 23 is arrange | positioned on the substantially center axis | shaft of a helical drink cooling pipe, and is extended to the position of about the half of the depth of the water tank 15. FIG. A propeller (not shown) is attached to the tip of the rotating shaft of the agitation motor 23, and the cooling water in the water tank 15 flows downward by rotating the propeller.

  A net-like net member (not shown) made of cylindrical stainless steel or hard synthetic resin is provided between the rotating shaft and propeller of the stirring motor 23 and the beverage cooling pipe from the lower surface of the support plate 22. It is attached so as to cover to a slightly deeper position. Thereby, even if the ice formed around the evaporation pipe 17 is peeled off, it can be prevented that the ice hits the rotating shaft or the propeller of the stirring motor 23.

  Moreover, the drink dispenser 1 of this embodiment is also provided with the tilting mechanism which inclines containers, such as a mug, at the time of the extraction | pouring of a drink. When the beverage is beer, the ratio of the liquid part to the foam part can be adjusted to an appropriate ratio by tilting the mug at the time of pouring, and the beverage dispenser 1 of the present embodiment can also automatically tilt the mug. Is. As described above, the beverage (beer) is dispensed from the dispensing cock 8 by the operation button of the operation unit 9, and at this time, the tilting of the container (mug) by the tilting mechanism is also interlocked, and a special Beer can be properly extracted into a mug without the need for proficiency.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the tilting mechanism is attached to the apparatus main body 2 via a base 4 attached to the front surface (front panel 2 a) of the apparatus main body 2. In this embodiment, since two pouring cocks 8 are provided, two tilting mechanisms are also provided, and accordingly, the base 4 is also mounted side by side on the front surface of the apparatus body 2. The base 4 is made of stainless steel. The operation unit 9 described above is also attached to the upper portion of the base 4. A tilt drive unit 25 incorporating a motor or the like is attached to the center of the base 4.

  A resin cover 26 is attached so as to cover the tilt drive unit 25 attached to the base 4. The cover 26 is fixed to the base 4 and does not tilt. On the further front side of the cover 26, the above-described container cradle 10 on which a container such as a mug is placed is attached so as to be tiltable. The container cradle 10 has pivots 10a on both sides of the upper part thereof. On the other hand, a pair of hook-shaped holders 25a are extended from the tilt drive unit 25 to the front side. The holder 25 a is inserted through a hole provided in the cover 26. By the pair of pivots 10a being hooked on the holder 25a, the container cradle 10 can be tilted around an axis passing through the pair of pivots 10a. And this container cradle 10 is tilted by the arm of the tilt drive part 25 pushed out from the opening provided in the center of the cover 26.

  In such a beverage dispenser 1, condensation occurs on the front surface of the apparatus main body 2. Since the beverage is cooled inside and extracted from the pouring cock 8, condensation is likely to occur in the vicinity of the mounting hole 27 of the pouring cock 8 (the hatched area in FIG. 5). If the countermeasure against the dew condensation is not taken, the electric drive unit inside the apparatus is adversely affected, or the dew condensation water drops on the placement surface of the beverage dispenser 1 and the surrounding area is submerged. Although the above-described dispenser described in [Patent Document 1] takes measures, the apparatus has been increased in size. Therefore, in the present embodiment, a guide piece 4a for dropping the condensed water into the inside of the tray 12 described above is formed at the lower end of the base 4 in order to deal with such condensed water. In addition, dew condensation occurs not only on the inside (back side) of the base 4 but also on the surface side, and also on the surface of the pouring cock 8 itself, and these dew condensation water may be dripped along the base 4. Such dew condensation water can also be collected by the guide piece 4a.

  Furthermore, a guide portion 4b is provided on the front side of the apparatus body 2 of the base 4 (that is, the back side of the base 4) in order to reliably guide the condensed water to the guide piece 4a. Furthermore, a guide groove 4c is formed in the middle of the front surface (front panel 2a) of the apparatus main body 2 in order to reliably guide the dew condensation water to the guide portion 4b (in the present embodiment, it has a bowl-like shape). It is formed by attaching parts). Moreover, these guide pieces 4a, guide part 4b, and guide groove 4c also have a role which collects not only condensed water but the cooling water which overflowed from the water tank 15, and guides it to the receiving tray 12 with condensed water.

  The periphery of the guide piece 4a, the guide portion 4b, and the guide groove 4c is enlarged and shown in FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the guide piece 4 a is formed by bending the lower end of the base 4 once at a right angle to the near side and then bending it downward at a right angle. By doing in this way, the dew condensation water etc. dripped along the front surface of the apparatus main body 2 can be further guide | induced to the near side from the front surface, and can be guide | induced to the upper direction of the saucer 12. FIG. Note that if the entire back surface of the base 4 is brought into contact with the front surface of the apparatus body 2, a large amount of dew condensation may also occur on the surface side of the base 4 due to heat conduction. For this reason, a flange is provided on the back side of the base 4, and a space is secured between the front surface of the apparatus main body 2 and the base 4. Condensed water or the like drops in this space along the front surface of the apparatus body 2.

  Further, of the two bent portions at the lower end of the base 4, the bent portion on the front side of the apparatus main body 2 is bent after a U-shaped cut is made in advance in the center portion, so-called cutting is performed. A raised part is formed. This cut and raised portion functions as the guide portion 4b. The guide portion 4b protrudes from the opening formed by the U-shaped notch to the front side of the apparatus main body 2 and forms a continuous surface connected to the horizontal portion on the near side. Since such an opening is formed, it becomes easy to guide dew condensation water or the like dripping inside the base 4 to the surface side of the base 4 through the opening.

  And the dripping part 4d of the guide groove 4c for collecting the collected dew condensation water is located above this guide part 4b. The guide groove 4 c is formed by attaching a J-shaped part that forms a bowl-shaped part at the bottom to the front surface of the apparatus main body 2. And when it sees from the near side, it becomes V shape with a gentle inclination, and the dripping part 4d mentioned above is formed in the lowest part. The dripping portion 4d is formed by partially notching the wall portion of the bowl-shaped portion. Further, the lowermost end of the guide piece 4a is bent slightly toward the front side to form a bent portion 4e so that dripping of condensed water or the like onto the tray 12 is facilitated.

  Note that the cooling water in the water tank 15 overflows through an overflow hole 29 formed in the front surface of the apparatus body 2. As shown in FIG. 5, the overflow hole (drain pipe) 29 is disposed between the pair of mounting holes 27. A section of this overflow hole 29 is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 8, the overflow hole 29 is lowered on the front panel 2a side, so that the overflowed cooling water is easily discharged. Further, a tapered surface 29a is formed on the water tank 15 side of the overflow hole 29 so that drainage can be easily performed. The cooling water discharged by the overflow hole 29 is also reliably collected in the tray 12 by the guide piece 4a, the guide portion 4b, and the guide groove 4c. In addition, the heat insulating material 30 for the temperature maintenance in a water tank and dew condensation suppression is arrange | positioned around the water tank.

  Since the two bases 4 are formed as the same part, both the bases 4 have portions corresponding to the guide pieces 4a and the guide portions 4b. However, the dew condensation water or the overflowing cooling water collected in the guide groove 4c is collected only with respect to one base 4 (the left base 4 in the figure). That is, only the guide piece 4a and the guide portion 4b of one base 4 actually function.

  FIG. 9 shows another embodiment of the beverage dispenser of the present invention. This embodiment is different from the above-described embodiment in the structure of the front panel 30 and the lower end portion of the base 4. Since the other structure conforms to the above-described embodiment, the same or equivalent components are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.

  The front panel 30 of the present embodiment covers the upper part of the front surface of the apparatus main body 2, and the lower front portion of the apparatus main body 2 is covered by the lower panel 31. And the guide groove 30c equivalent to the guide groove 4c of embodiment mentioned above is formed in the lowest end part of the front panel 30. FIG. The guide groove 30c is formed by pressing the front panel 30 with a single metal plate. For this reason, the penetration of condensed water into the gap between the front panel 30 of the above-described embodiment and the guide groove 4c, which is a member different from the front panel 30, cannot occur (or caulking for preventing this is unnecessary). .

  The guide groove 30c is formed by being bent into a J-shaped cross section so as to form a bowl-shaped portion at the lowermost portion of the front panel 30. Similarly to the guide groove 4c of the above-described embodiment, the guide groove 30c of the present embodiment has a V-shape with a gentle inclination when viewed from the front side, and the condensed water collected at the lowermost part thereof is collected. A dropping portion 30d for collecting is formed. The form of the dropping part 30d itself is the same as that of the above-described embodiment, but in the present embodiment, it is located at the center in the horizontal direction.

  Furthermore, in this embodiment, a member called a channel 32 is attached below the front panel 30. The front surface of the channel 32 is positioned on the front side of the front panel 30 after being attached to the apparatus main body 2. The lower panel 31 described above is attached to the lower portion of the channel 32. A guide plate 33, which is an angle member having a function equivalent to that of the guide piece 4a in the above-described embodiment, is attached to the upper portion of the channel 32.

  For this reason, the lowermost end of the base 4 of the present embodiment is bent downward to form the guide piece 4a, but the bent portion 4e is not formed at the lower end thereof. Instead, a bent portion 33e bent slightly toward the front is formed at the lowermost end of the guide plate 33. As will be described in detail later with reference to FIG. 10, the back surface of the guide piece 4 a of the base 4 is in contact with the front surface of the guide plate 33.

  As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the front panel 30 is attached to the front surface of the apparatus main body 2, and the channel 32 is attached to the lower part thereof. A guide plate 33 is attached to the upper part of the channel 32. The upper surface of the guide plate 33 is formed with an angle that is inclined slightly toward the front side in the attached state. In addition, the upper back end of the guide plate 33 is located on the back side of the front surface of the guide groove of the front panel 30 in the mounted state. After that, the base 4 (the tilt drive unit 25 and the like are not shown) is attached to the front panel 30. The back surface of the base 4 is in contact with the front surface of the guide groove 30c. A cover 26 and the like are attached to the base 4.

  The flow of condensed water and overflow water (collection in the tray 12) in the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. Condensation water adhering to the front surface of the front panel 30 and the back surface of the base 4 and overflow water from the overflow hole 29 are dropped downward, collected by the guide groove 30c, and further dropped downward from the dropping portion 30d. As described above, the dripping portion 30d is formed at the center of the front panel 30 in the horizontal direction, and condensed water dripping from the dripping portion 30d is dripped onto the upper surface of the guide plate 33 from between the pair of bases 4. Is further collected in the tray 12 below.

  Since the bent portion 33e as described above is formed at the lowermost end portion of the guide plate 33, the water droplet does not propagate to the channel 32 or the like and drops into the tray 12 with good water drainage. On the other hand, the condensed water adhering to the surface of the base 4 (front surface) or the vicinity of the base of the pouring cock 8 is dropped down along the surface of the base 4 and further dropped on the guide piece 4a of the base 4, It is collected in the tray 12 via the surface (front surface) of the guide plate 33. In this way, the dew condensation water and the overflow water are reliably collected in the tray 12 without immersing the surface of the apparatus and its surroundings.

  Moreover, if it is set as a structure like this embodiment, the panel which covers the front of the machine main body 2 will be divided into the front panel 30 and the lower panel 31, and the refrigeration unit 16 (or the lower part of the water tank 15, the electrical equipment box) of the apparatus lower part will be divided. At the time of maintenance, only the lower panel 31 needs to be removed, and maintenance is good. If the refrigeration unit 16 and the electrical box can be pulled out to the front, the maintainability is still good. Further, as described above, the guide groove 30c can be integrally formed as a part of the front panel 30, so that the productivity is good and the above-described caulking or the like is not required.

  In addition, the tilting device 15, the pouring cock 8, the operation unit 9, the container cradle 10 and the like are attached to the front panel 30, and the removal thereof is troublesome, and there is a great merit that it can be omitted. Further, since both sides of the front panel 30 reach the pair of side panels (exterior case 3), it is necessary to remove the side panel when the front panel 30 is removed. There is a great merit that maintenance can be performed by removing only 31 (both sides of the lower panel 31 do not reach the inside of the side panel).

It is the perspective view seen from the front of one embodiment of the beverage dispenser of the present invention. It is the partially exploded perspective view which looked at one embodiment of the beverage dispenser of the present invention from back. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at one Embodiment of the beverage dispenser of this invention from the front. It is the disassembled perspective view (state which can see a base) which looked at one embodiment of the beverage dispenser of the present invention from the front. It is the disassembled perspective view (state which removed the base) which looked at one Embodiment of the beverage dispenser of this invention from the front. It is a perspective view (front side) of a base lower end. It is a perspective view (back side) of a base lower end. It is an expanded sectional view of an overflow hole (drain pipe) part. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at other embodiment of the beverage dispenser of this invention from the front. It is a side view which shows the attachment relationship of the front panel base cover etc. of the drink dispenser of FIG. It is sectional drawing which shows the flow of the dew condensation (overflow) water of a front panel lower end and guide plate periphery.

Explanation of symbols

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Beverage dispenser, 2 ... Apparatus main body, 3 ... Exterior case, 4 ... Base, 4a ... Guide piece, 4b ... Guide part, 4c, 30c ... Guide groove, 4d, 30d ... Dropping part, 5 ... Supply port, 6 ... Leg member, 7 ... lid, 8 ... pouring cock, 9 ... operation part, 10 ... container cradle, 12 ... saucer, 15 ... water tank, 25 ... tilting drive part, 29 ... overflow hole (drain pipe), 30 ... front Panel, 31 ... lower panel, 33 ... guide plate.

Claims (7)

In a beverage dispenser comprising a spout for pouring out a beverage and a tilting mechanism for placing and tilting a container into which a beverage poured out from the spout is placed,
A base serving as a mounting base for mounting the tilting mechanism is provided on the front surface, and a tray for collecting condensed water is provided below the base.
A beverage dispenser characterized in that a guide piece for dripping dew condensation water dripping the base into the tray is formed at the lower end of the base.   2. The beverage dispenser according to claim 1, wherein a guide portion that collects dew condensation water dripping inside the base and guides it to the guide piece is formed on the back side of the base. 3.   The beverage dispenser according to claim 2, wherein a guide groove is formed inside the base for collecting condensed water dripping inside the base and guiding the condensed water to the guide portion.   A water tank for cooling the beverage is provided inside, and a drain pipe for discharging the cooling water overflowed from the water tank is provided inside the base, and the cooling water overflowed in addition to the condensed water also uses the guide piece. The beverage dispenser according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the beverage dispenser is collected in the tray. In a beverage dispenser comprising a spout for pouring out a beverage and a tilting mechanism for placing and tilting a container into which a beverage poured out from the spout is placed,
A front panel for attaching a base serving as an attachment base for attaching the tilting mechanism is provided on the front surface, and a tray for collecting condensed water is provided below the base.
A beverage dispenser, wherein a guide plate for dripping dew condensation water dripping the base or the front panel into the tray is also provided on the front surface.   A guide groove for collecting condensed water dripping between the base and the front panel and dropping the condensed water from one place onto the lower guide plate is formed at a lower end of the front panel. Item 6. A beverage dispenser according to Item 5.   The beverage dispenser according to claim 5 or 6, wherein the guide groove is integrally formed by bending a lower end of the front panel.

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