CN110693406B - Dish washing machine washing control method and dish washing machine - Google Patents

Dish washing machine washing control method and dish washing machine Download PDF

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CN110693406B
CN110693406B CN201810747028.XA CN201810747028A CN110693406B CN 110693406 B CN110693406 B CN 110693406B CN 201810747028 A CN201810747028 A CN 201810747028A CN 110693406 B CN110693406 B CN 110693406B
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The invention discloses a dishwasher washing control method and a dishwasher, wherein the dishwasher washing control method comprises a main washing stage and a rinsing stage, and the dishwasher washing control method also comprises a pre-washing stage before the main washing stage, and articles to be washed are washed by first water flow intensity in the pre-washing stage. The dishwasher adopts the dishwasher washing control method to wash. Through before the main wash stage, set up the preflushing stage to treat washing article with first rivers intensity and wash in the preflushing stage, can wash out and treat washing article and go up great dirty thing, prevent that great dirty thing from leading to the fact the influence to follow-up turbidity detection, improve washing efficiency and clean effect.

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Dish washing machine washing control method and dish washing machine
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of kitchen electricity, in particular to a dishwasher washing control method and a dishwasher.
Background
With the development of economy and the continuous improvement of life quality, the requirements of people on the washing and protecting of different types of tableware are also continuously improved. For dishwashers, consumers have not satisfied their single wash patterns, but rather have a greater tendency for intelligent, automated washing.
The current mainstream washing mode of the dish washer is that water is fed after the program is started, a heating pipe directly starts to heat after washing for several minutes in the main washing stage, a washing pump rotates at a certain rotating speed to convey the heated washing water into a washing chamber, the heating pipe continuously heats until the set temperature in the washing process, the main washing program is finished by draining water after controlling the main washing for several minutes, and then rinsing is carried out for several times. The running mode is monotonous, a large amount of electric energy is consumed, energy conservation and emission reduction are not facilitated, and the experience of users can be reduced.
There is also a dishwasher which detects the turbidity of washing water in a main washing stage, and adjusts a heating temperature and the number of subsequent washing cycles according to the degree of the turbidity. However, the turbidity degree of the water is detected only after the pollutants are washed in the water, and the pollutants are always carried in the main washing stage, so that the detected water has high turbidity, the heating temperature of the water is increased, the rinsing times are increased, and more electric energy and water are consumed.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a washing control method of a dish washing machine and the dish washing machine, and aims to solve the technical problem that the electric energy and water resource waste of the dish washing machine in the prior art is serious.
As the conception, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
the washing control method of the dishwasher comprises a main washing stage and a rinsing stage, and before the main washing stage, the washing control method further comprises a pre-washing stage, wherein articles to be washed are washed with first water flow intensity in the pre-washing stage.
Wherein the pre-flush stage comprises: and feeding water to a first set amount, and starting heating until the temperature of the washing water reaches the first set temperature and the fed water reaches a second set amount.
Wherein the circulating water pump is operated at a first power while heating; and after the temperature of the washing water reaches the first set temperature and the water inlet reaches the second set amount, the circulating water pump continues to operate for the first set time to drain water.
Wherein the duration of the pre-flushing stage does not exceed 10min.
Wherein, heating and real-time turbidity detection are carried out in the main washing stage, and a subsequent washing mode is adjusted according to the turbidity value.
And adjusting the heating temperature, the water inflow and the washing time of the main washing stage according to the turbidity value, and continuing washing according to the adjusted parameters.
Wherein the main wash stage comprises: and (3) feeding water to a first water inflow, starting heating, simultaneously putting the detergent and controlling the circulating water pump to operate at a second power until the temperature of the washing water reaches a second set temperature and the water feeding reaches a second water inflow.
Wherein the rinsing phase comprises at least two rinses, the number of additional rinses being determined on the basis of the turbidity value.
Wherein, if the turbidity value is within a first preset range, heating is carried out at least during the first rinsing.
A dishwasher performs washing by adopting the washing control method of the dishwasher.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
according to the washing control method of the dish washing machine, the pre-washing stage is arranged before the main washing stage, and the articles to be washed are washed by the first water flow strength in the pre-washing stage, so that larger pollutants on the articles to be washed can be washed away, the influence of the larger pollutants on the subsequent turbidity detection is prevented, and the washing efficiency and the washing effect are improved.
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FIG. 1 is a main control flow chart of a washing control method of a dishwasher provided by the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a flow chart of a pre-rinse phase of a dishwasher washing control method provided by the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a flow chart of a main wash phase of a dishwasher wash control method provided by the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a flow chart of a rinsing phase of a dishwasher washing control method provided in the present invention.
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In order to make the technical problems solved, the technical solutions adopted and the technical effects achieved by the present invention clearer, the technical solutions of the present invention are further described below by way of specific embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings. It is to be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not limiting of the invention. It should be further noted that, for the convenience of description, only some but not all of the elements associated with the present invention are shown in the drawings.
Referring to fig. 1 to 4, an embodiment of the present invention provides a method for controlling washing in a dishwasher, including a main washing stage and a rinsing stage, and before the main washing stage, a pre-washing stage in which items to be washed are washed with a first water flow intensity is further included. Can wash away the great filth on the article of waiting to wash, prevent that great filth from causing the influence to follow-up turbidity detection, improve washing efficiency and clean effect.
Because the main purpose of the pre-washing stage is to wash the larger dirt on the articles to be washed, a larger water flow speed is required to achieve a larger washing force and achieve quick washing. Here, the first water flow intensity is not limited, and may be set according to actual needs.
Referring to fig. 2, the pre-flush phase includes: and (3) feeding water to a first set amount, and starting heating until the temperature of the washing water reaches the first set temperature and the water feeding reaches a second set amount. The heating is carried out in the pre-washing stage, so that the dirt on the object to be washed can be washed away better, and the cleaning effect is improved. The temperature of the washing water reaches the first set temperature, which is convenient for washing the dirty objects, and the first set temperature is not limited. After the washing program begins, the water inlet pipeline is opened and water is fed, the first set amount can be that water just overflows the articles to be washed, the first set amount is 1/3-1/2 of the second set amount, and the first set amount and the second set amount are not limited.
In the pre-washing stage, temperature detection and water inflow detection are required, water is fed while heating, and the detected current temperature is compared with a first set temperature until the temperature of the washing water reaches the first set temperature; meanwhile, the water inflow is recorded in real time until the water inflow reaches a second set amount. Because the temperature detection and the water inflow detection are performed at intervals, for example, one temperature detection is performed at an interval of 10s, if the first set temperature is a point value, the temperature detected at one time is lower than the first set temperature, and the temperature detected at the next time may be higher than the first set temperature, therefore, the first set temperature here may be a range, and when the current temperature is within the range, the first set temperature is considered to be reached.
While heating, the circulating water pump is operated at a first power; and after the temperature of the washing water reaches the first set temperature and the water inlet reaches the second set amount, the circulating water pump continues to operate for the first set time to drain water. And timing the first set time after the temperature of the washing water reaches the first set temperature and the inlet water reaches the second set amount. Perhaps when the temperature of the washing water is not yet the first set temperature when the inlet water reaches the second set amount, stopping the inlet water and continuing to heat; it is possible that the temperature of the washing water reaches the first set temperature, the inflow water does not reach the second set amount, and the inflow water is continued, and thus the temperature of the washing water is changed, so that the heating is continued.
The operation of circulating water pump for rivers produce the disturbance, can evenly treat the surface of washing article and wash, and can make the filth get into the aquatic, discharge when being convenient for the drainage. For flushing purposes, the first power of the circulating water pump can be a higher power, for example 80% of the nominal power, without limitation. After the temperature of the washing water reaches the first set temperature, the heating may be stopped.
Referring to fig. 3, after the pre-flush stage completes the draining, the larger contaminants are drained, followed by the main wash stage. And heating and real-time turbidity detection are carried out in the main washing stage, and a subsequent washing mode is adjusted according to the turbidity value. And the subsequent washing mode is a main washing stage and a rinsing stage after turbidity detection, and parameters of the subsequent main washing stage and the rinsing stage are adjusted according to the turbidity value.
And adjusting the heating temperature, the water inflow and the washing time of the main washing stage according to the turbidity value, and continuing washing according to the adjusted parameters. When the turbidity value is large, it is necessary to increase the heating temperature, increase the water inflow, and/or lengthen the washing time. Here, a range of turbidity values or a standard turbidity value may be set, and when the detected turbidity value is higher than the standard turbidity value, the turbidity is considered to be large.
The main washing stage comprises: and feeding water to a first water inflow, starting heating, simultaneously putting detergent and controlling the circulating water pump to operate at a second power until the temperature of the washing water reaches a second set temperature and the water is fed to a second water inflow. The temperature of the washing water is heated to a second set temperature, which maximizes the activity of the detergent. The operation of circulating water pump for rivers produce the disturbance, can evenly treat the surface of washing article and wash, and can make the filth get into the aquatic, discharge when being convenient for the drainage. For the purpose of uniform flushing, the second power of the circulating water pump may be a smaller power, for example 60% of the rated power, without limitation. After the water is fed to the first water inflow, the water is fed while heating is started, and the time is saved. The water inflow reaches the second water inflow, and the water level exceeds the object to be washed, so that the object to be washed is completely submerged, and a better washing effect is convenient to achieve.
And (4) heating to a second set temperature, washing for several minutes after the inlet water reaches a second inlet water amount, and detecting the turbidity value of the washing water. The turbidity detection is a plurality of real-time detections, and the turbidity of water can be more accurately judged by the plurality of detections; real-time detection can carry out the contrast judgement according to the turbidity value more effectively, later make more accurate control regulation to washing heating temperature, washing time, inflow.
Here, a range of turbidity values may be set, and a temperature required to be heated, a time required to be washed, and an amount of water required to be fed may be determined according to the range of turbidity values detected in the main washing stage. For example, if the turbidity value is within the first set range, it needs to be heated to a third set temperature, where the third set temperature is higher than the second set temperature; if the turbidity value is in a second set range, increasing the first addition amount of inlet water and increasing the washing time for a first time period; if the turbidity value is not in the first set range or the second set range, the second addition amount of the inlet water is increased and the washing time is increased for a second time period; and (5) continuing washing after adjusting washing parameters. Of course, the adjustment of the above ranges and parameters can be set as required, and is not limited herein.
And in the main washing stage, detecting whether the washing time is up or not in real time, and if so, stopping washing. Wherein the washing time period comprises the initially set time period plus the time period increased in the process of the intermediate adjusting parameter. Before the washing time is not reached, the circulating pump is in the running state.
Referring to fig. 4, after the main washing stage is completed, there are contaminants and detergent residues on the articles, so the rinsing stage includes at least two rinses to wash the detergent clean. In this embodiment, the number of additional rinses may be determined based on the turbidity value. The greater the turbidity value, the more additional rinsing cycles should be, and if the additional rinsing cycles are one, at least three rinsing cycles are required. Here, a range of the turbidity value may be set, and the number of times of rinsing that needs to be increased is determined according to the range of the turbidity value detected in the main washing stage. For example, when water is fed in the rinsing process, the turbidity value detected in the main washing stage is judged, and if the turbidity value is within a first set range, the number of times of rinsing is not required to be increased, and water is fed continuously for normal rinsing; if the turbidity value is not in the first set range, adding one time of rinsing, and arranging the increased rinsing before the normal rinsing, and after the increased rinsing finishes the drainage, continuing the water inlet for the normal rinsing.
During the rinsing process, heating may be performed in order to better clean the residue of the contaminants; however, if the heating is performed every time the rinsing is performed, the electric energy is wasted. Therefore, the range of the turbidity value can be set, and whether the rinsing stage needs heating or not is judged according to the turbidity value detected in the main washing stage; if heating is required, it is only the first rinsing to heat, or both the first rinsing and the second rinsing to heat. If the turbidity value is within a first predetermined range, heating is carried out at least during the first rinsing. Alternatively, the turbidity value may be detected during the first rinsing and it may be determined from the turbidity value whether the rinsing stage requires heating.
The first setting range is used for determining the number of times of additional rinsing, the first preset range is used for determining whether heating is performed during rinsing, and the first setting range and the first preset range can be set according to actual conditions.
In the embodiment, the duration of the pre-washing stage is not more than 10min, the duration of the main washing stage is not less than 50min, and the duration of each rinsing stage is not more than 10min. Of course, the time length is not limited here, and can be set according to actual situations.
The embodiment of the invention also provides a dishwasher, and the dishwasher washing control method is adopted for washing. Through before the main stage of washing, set up the pre-washing stage, can wash away and wait to wash great foul matter on the article, prevent that great foul matter from causing the influence to follow-up turbidity detection, improve washing efficiency and clean effect. The dishwasher includes a temperature detector and a turbidity detector for detecting the temperature and turbidity of the washing water; the dishwasher further includes a water level sensor or a flow sensor for detecting the amount of water fed.
The foregoing embodiments are merely illustrative of the principles and features of this invention, which is not limited to the above-described embodiments, but rather is susceptible to various changes and modifications without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, which changes and modifications are within the scope of the invention as claimed. The scope of the invention is defined by the appended claims and equivalents thereof.

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1. A washing control method of a dishwasher comprises a main washing stage and a rinsing stage, and is characterized by further comprising a pre-washing stage before the main washing stage, wherein articles to be washed are washed with first water flow intensity in the pre-washing stage;
heating and real-time turbidity detection are carried out in the main washing stage, and a subsequent washing mode is adjusted according to a turbidity value;
adjusting the heating temperature, the water inflow and the washing time of the main washing stage according to the turbidity value, and continuing washing according to the adjusted parameters;
the main wash stage comprises: when the water is fed to the first water inflow, heating is started, meanwhile, detergent is put in, and the circulating water pump is controlled to operate at the second power until the temperature of the washing water reaches the second set temperature and the water is fed to the second water inflow;
if the turbidity value is within the first set range, heating to a third set temperature, wherein the third set temperature is higher than the second set temperature; if the turbidity value is in a second set range, increasing the first addition amount of inlet water and increasing the first duration of washing time; if the turbidity value is not in the first set range and not in the second set range, the second adding amount of the inlet water is increased and the washing time is increased for a second time period.
2. A dishwasher washing control method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the pre-rinse phase comprises: and (3) feeding water to a first set amount, and starting heating until the temperature of the washing water reaches the first set temperature and the water feeding reaches a second set amount.
3. The dishwasher washing control method of claim 2, wherein the circulation water pump is operated at the first power while heating; and after the temperature of the washing water reaches the first set temperature and the inlet water reaches the second set amount, the circulating water pump continues to operate for the first set time to drain water.
4. A method as claimed in claim 3, wherein the duration of the pre-rinse phase does not exceed 10min.
5. The method of claim 1, wherein the rinsing phase comprises at least two rinses, and wherein the number of additional rinses is determined based on the turbidity value.
6. The method of claim 5, wherein the heating is performed at least during the first rinsing if the turbidity value is within a first predetermined range.
7. A dishwasher characterized in that washing is performed using the dishwasher washing control method according to any one of claims 1 to 6.
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