DE8802992U1 - Grill rack for a household oven - Google Patents

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Description Grill rack for a household oven

The innovation relates to a grill grate or the like for a household oven, which can be inserted into guides arranged laterally in the oven muffle, whereby the grill grate has arresting stops which interact with the guides arranged laterally in the oven muffle for the insert parts, whereby an immediate, complete pulling out of the grill grate from the oven muffle is avoided and whereby the arresting stops are designed to be overcome.

The specified arrangement of locking stops on grill racks for household ovens is intended to prevent the grill racks from being pulled out completely from the oven cavity in one step.

In particular, pull-out protection in the form of surmountable stops has become known for ovens with baking trolleys guided on rollers.

These locking or safety stops serve to prevent the baking trolley from being pulled out completely or from running up on its own out of the oven chamber.

Furthermore, pull-out protection devices have become known, whereby the flat-edged insert parts have retaining lugs, which interact with arresting stops on the side guides for the insert parts (OE-OS 34 46 582)* However, this requires complex structural measures on the side guides for the insert parts and on the insert parts themselves in order to prevent the insert parts from being pulled out immediately and completely.

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The innovation is therefore based on the task of designing a pull- ^out safety device using as few construction elements as possible. The grill grates equipped with a pull-out safety device should be easy and safe to handle.

This task is achieved by the characteristic features

of claim 1 is solved.

Appropriate design and further development of the innovation

arise from the following claims.

The advantages achieved with the innovation are in particular

in that the stoppers of the pull-out safety devices are simple and are only located on the grill grates.

Constructive changes to the sides of the furnace muffle

arranged guides are not required.

This means that existing ovens can also be used without any structural Changes with grill grates that have a pull-out protection

can be retrofitted.

The handling of the grill grates with pull-out protection is

easily and safely possible.

When pulling the grill racks out of the oven muffle,

The stopping stops are overcome by slightly lifting the grill grate in the front area.

The raised edge prevents slipping

of e.g. cooking vessels or grilled food.

An example of the innovation is shown in the drawing and is described in more detail below. It shows:

Fig. 1 a grill with a grill placed on it Cooking vessel in perspective view,

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F14· 2 the furnace chamber with the grid for the insert parts arranged on the side in a perspective view,

Fig. 3-7 advantageous designs of the arresting stops on the grill grate in side view,

Fig. 8 the grill grate with drip tray and splash plate« In Figure 1, a grill grate is marked with (1). Grill grate (1) consists of a support frame (2) for the

parallel and equidistant from each other

Grate bars (3), which form the frying or grilling surface,

and a raised edge all around (4).

At least two opposite lateral Embossings are arranged on the edges of the support frame (2),

which serve as stopping stops (5).

These stop stops (5) are arranged so that they

the guides (6) for the insert parts arranged on the sides of the furnace chamber.

Figure 2 shows the guides (6) arranged laterally in the furnace muffle for the insert parts, which are made of angled profile bars.

The guides (6) each have a lower guide edge (7) and an upper guide edge (8). The upper guide edge (7) is provided with a bent edge (9), which enlarges the insertion opening of the guide (6) in the front area. This makes it easier to insert the grill grate (1).

The advantageous design of the lateral guide edges (7) and (8) ensures that the grill grate (1) does not tip over, even if it is pulled out of the oven muffle up to the stop (5). The upper guide edge (8) acts as a counter bearing

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for the 6M grate (1).

The lower guide edge (7) is 1m front area

angled. The angled edge pieces (10) form the blessing pieces for the HemminschLägen (5).

If the grill grate (1) is pulled out of the oven chamber,

The stoppers (5) and the angled

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Pull out the grill grate (1) from the oven muffle.

The stoppers (5) come into contact with the angled Edges (10) for installation. To pull out completely

of the grill grate (1), it must be slightly lifted in the front area in order to move the stoppers (5) over the angled edges (10).

The raised edge (4) prevents handling

of the 'Gr-i 11 grate (1) the sliding of cooking vessels or Sri I Igut.

Figure 3 shows an advantageous embodiment of a stopping stop (5), wherein a profile bar of the grill grate (1) forming the supporting frame has an embossing which forms a starting slope (11) and a stopping side (12).

In Figures 4 to 7, an additional element (13) forming the run-on slope (11) and the stop side (12) is connected to the support frame (2). The additional element (13) can be connected to the support frame (2) in a form-fitting or force-fitting manner.

In Figures 6 and 7, the arresting stops (5) are spring-connected to the grill grate (1).

This design of the stops (5) makes it easier to insert the grill grate (1) into the cooking chamber.

The angled edge (10) of the lower guide edge (7) presses the starting slope (11) of the braking stop (5) into the plane of the support frame (2). Due to the Fedei—

effect, the brake stop (5) in the rear area goes into

the guide (6) returns to its original position.

When pulling the grill grate (1) out of the oven muffle, the stop side (12) acts as a stopping stop (5), which can be overcome by slightly lifting the grill grate (1).

Figure 8 shows an advantageous application of a Srill

rust (1).

The support frame (2) of the grill rod (1) is larger

than the illustrated drip pan (14) with the splash plate

(15) trained.

If the grill grate (1) and drip tray (14) are used together as Food carrier used, the support frame (2) encloses

the drip tray (14). The drip trays arranged on the support frame (2)

Retarders (5) also serve as pull-out protection

for the drip tray (14).

Claims (10)

Protection claims 1. Grill grate or similar for a household oven, which can be inserted into guides arranged laterally in the oven muffle and has overcoming stoppers which interact with guides arranged laterally in the oven muffle, whereby an immediate, complete pulling out of a grill grate from the oven muffle is prevented, characterized in that the stoppers (5) and the grill grate (1) are formed in one piece and that the grill grate (1) has an at least partially circumferential raised edge (4) which delimits the baking, roasting or grilling surface. 2. Grill grate or the like according to the preamble of claim 1, characterized in that the stoppers (5) and the grill grate (1) are made up of several parts and that the grill grate (1) has an at least partially circumferential raised edge (4) which delimits the baking, roasting or grilling surface. 3. Grill grate or the like according to claim 1, characterized in that the arresting stops (5) are designed as embossings applied to the grill grate (1). 4. GHUrost or the like according to claim 2, characterized in that the Heinman stops (5) are designed as profile bars arranged on the grill grate (1). 5. Grill grate or the like according to claim 2 and 4, characterized in that the profile bars are firmly connected to the grill grate (1) by welding or the like. 6. Grill grate or the like according to claim 2 and 4, characterized in that the profile bars are detachably connected to the grill grate (1). 7. Grill grate or the like according to claim 4 and 6, characterized in that the profile bars are resiliently connected to the grill grate (1). 8. Grill grate or the like according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the raised edge (4) delimiting the baking, roasting or grilling surface is designed in the manner of a railing. 9. Grill grate or the like according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the peripheral raised edge (4) is connected in one piece to the grill grate (1). 10. Grill grate or the like according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the raised edge (4) is detachably connected to the grill grate (1). I I · t I