EP0852928B1 - Dishwashing machine with lower and upper spray arm and a circulating pump and wash liquor pump - Google Patents
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- EP0852928B1 EP0852928B1 EP97121799A EP97121799A EP0852928B1 EP 0852928 B1 EP0852928 B1 EP 0852928B1 EP 97121799 A EP97121799 A EP 97121799A EP 97121799 A EP97121799 A EP 97121799A EP 0852928 B1 EP0852928 B1 EP 0852928B1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L15/00—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware
- A47L15/42—Details
- A47L15/4202—Water filter means or strainers
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L15/00—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware
- A47L15/14—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware with stationary crockery baskets and spraying devices within the cleaning chamber
- A47L15/18—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware with stationary crockery baskets and spraying devices within the cleaning chamber with movably-mounted spraying devices
- A47L15/22—Rotary spraying devices
- A47L15/23—Rotary spraying devices moved by means of the sprays
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- the invention relates to a dishwashing machine with lower and upper spray arm and with a circulating pump for the circulating operation of the rinse water and a wash liquor pump in the sump in the bottom of the rinsing reservoir for the removal by suction of the rinse water in suction operation.
- the object of the invention in a dishwashing machine of the previously mentioned type, is to arrange the circulating pump and the wash liquor pump in such a way that, in the circulating operation itself, the deposited dirt particles which are in the area of the wash liquor pump are not fed again to the spray arms.
- the bearing shell with the outer collar is placed in a vertically adjustable position in the radial bearing which can be raised in the circulating operation by the flow of rinse water and which is used for coupling the lower spray arm to a coupling portion arranged in the lower crockery basket; then the rinse water can be directed over the lower spray arm and the coupling portion in the lower crockery basket, leak-free to the upper spray arm, especially when the coupling portion in the lower crockery basket can also be adjusted upwards in a restricted vertical direction and connects to the upper spray arm.
- the design of the fine filter comprises a filter casing and an attached fine filter plate or similar.
- the filter casing has an upper inlet region and a lower inlet region, and in that the fine filter plate covers the lower inlet region, and in that the bearing shell of the lower spray arm extends to within the upper inlet region and that underneath the bearing shell in the fine filter a vertically adjustable disc-shaped valve element is placed, which can be raised, in the circulating operation, by the rinse water thereby opening the lower inlet region of the filter casing while, when reversing the direction of the rotation of the pump unit, the rinse water, which is being suctioned back from the spray arms, lowers the valve element to seal the lower inlet region.
- a bypass is opened so that sufficient rinse water can be suctioned in and fed to the spray arms.
- the pump unit In the suction operation the pump unit is reversed at least for a short time in its direction of rotation, closing the bypass.
- the rinse water which is suctioned back from the spray arms and the bearing shell is forced through the fine filter plate, the adhering dirt particles on its exterior surface being forced off and removed by the wash liquor pump.
- the bottom of the sump in the region of the circulating pump is pulled up as a cylindrical dome, to the underside of which the electric motor of the circulating pump is attached and to which the cylindrical filter casing is fixed.
- the radial bearing is constructed from two bearing shells between which an outer collar of the bearing sleeve is rotatably placed, and that the bearing shell facing the lower spray arm is adjustable in the bearing shell backer, which faces away from the lower spray arm, in a restricted vertical direction and in that the bearing shell, which faces away from the lower spray arm, is detachably fixed in the associated recess of the strainer plate, then the lower spray arm and the fine filter can be removed from the machine in a simple manner, when the lower crockery basket has been taken out.
- the attachment of the fine filter in the strainer plate is simplified further in that the filter casing on the front-side turned towards the lower spray arm bears an outer collar; over the latter and over the bearing shell, facing away from the lower spray arm, the fine filter is held detachably in the strainer plate.
- valve element The adjustment movement of the valve element is limited in that the valve element in the open position strikes the open lower front-side of the bearing sleeve and in that the valve element causes a seal in the lower closed position towards the bottom of the sump and towards a closed ring of the filter which divides the upper and the lower inlet region.
- valve element can then, without impairment, be placed by the pump unit into the fine filter, so that the valve element has a central bore the diameter of which is greater than the outer diameter of the pump assembly but smaller than the outer diameter of the bearing shell.
- a strainer plate 15 In the partial section in the bottom of the rinsing reservoir the sump 11 can be seen which is covered by means of a strainer plate 15.
- a coarse filter 13 In a first recess of the strainer plate 15 a coarse filter 13 is placed, in which the wash liquor pump 12 is incorporated.
- the fine filter 7 is divided into an upper inlet region 14 and a lower inlet region 16.
- the filter casing 5 is, at the same time, shaped like a cage, so that large-surface inlet regions 14 and 16 arise which are separated from each other by a closed ring of the filter casing 5.
- the fine filter plate 9 covers the upper inlet region 14.
- the fine filter 7 is attached to a dome in the bottom of the sump 11. On the outside of the dome the electric motor 4 of the circulating pump 1 is attached.
- the upper front-side of the fine filter 7 bears an outer collar 21 which is held between a lower bearing shell 17 and the filter plate 15.
- an upper bearing shell 18 can be adjusted upwards in a vertically restricted direction.
- an outer collar 20 of a bearing sleeve 2 of the lower spray arm 8 is placed in a rotatable position.
- the bearing sleeve 2 is attached to the lower spray arm 8 in one piece and extends over the upper inlet region 14 of the fine filter 7. Underneath the bearing sleeve 2 in the fine filter 7 a valve element 6 is placed in a vertically adjustable position.
- the valve element 6 is disc-shaped, turning the concave side to the lower spray arm 8.
- the valve element 6 has a central bore, the diameter of which is bigger than the pump unit 1 which projects into the bearing sleeve 2, but smaller than the outer diameter of the bearing sleeve 2.
- a bellows seal 22 seals the junction between the pump unit 1 and the sump 11.
- FIG. 1 shows, rinse water is removed by suction out of the sump 11 in the circulating operation.
- the flow of the rinse water is shown by arrows.
- the valve element 6 is raised, at the same time, by the suctioned-in rinse water, ensuring that the outer edge of the rim of the valve element 6, which is aligned parallel to the adjustable direction, has an accurate seating, when the latter stays on the closed ring of the filter casing 5.
- the rinse water is in part removed by suction over the fine filter plate 9 and filtered while another part is delivered unfiltered through the open bypass which is above the lower inlet region 16 into the bearing sleeve 2.
- the lower spray arm 8 is raised so that the outlet 24 of the lower spray arm 8 is connected to the inlet opening 25 of a coupling section 3, which is arranged in the lower crockery basket 40 and creates a tight conduit for the rinse water to the upper spray arm.
- the coupling section 3 can also itself be placed in the lower crockery basket 40 in a limited vertically adjustable position, so that it displaces vertically and is connected with its outlet opening to the entry opening of the upper spray arm which is not shown.
- the pump assembly 1 does not require its own pump casing and causes agitation in the rinse water, the direction of rotation of which corresponds with the direction of rotation of the spray arms which are predetermined by the Segner's drive of the same.
- the rinse water in the region of the coarse water filter 13 and the wash liquor pump is not agitated, so that a calm water region exists in which the dirt particles can settle.
- the rinse water will then be directed out of the sump 11.
- the circulating pump 4 can be operated for at least a short while in the reverse direction of rotation.
- the pump unit 1 suctions the rinse water back from the spray arms and the bearing sleeve 2 as can be ascertained from Figure 2.
- the valve element 6 is moved downwards until it touches the sump 11 and seals the lower inlet region 16.
- the suctioned-back rinse water must pass over the fine filter plate 9 in the upper inlet region 14, pushing back the adhering dirt on the outside of the same and feeding the discharge over the coarse filter 13 and the wash liquor pump 12.
- the lower spray arm 8 and, if necessary, the coupling section 3 are brought into their lower exit positions, so that, after the suction operation, the lower crockery basket 40 can be withdrawn from the rinsing reservoir.
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Description
- The invention relates to a dishwashing machine with lower and upper spray arm and with a circulating pump for the circulating operation of the rinse water and a wash liquor pump in the sump in the bottom of the rinsing reservoir for the removal by suction of the rinse water in suction operation.
- In known dishwashers of this type (as for example disclosed in US-A-3 375 835 forming the basis for the preamble of the independent claim) only one pump has previously been used which, according to the direction of the rotation of the pump unit, is used as the circulating pump and the wash liquor pump. However this occasions a complicated rotary bearing in the lower spray arm with the integration of a fine filter, especially when the latter is to be cleaned automatically in the suction operation.
- It is also already known (EP-A-0 222 306) to use a circulating pump separately from the wash liquor pump itself for the circulating operation. In this case the supply of rinse water to the spray arms presents difficulties, since in addition a separate supply line is often required.
- The object of the invention, in a dishwashing machine of the previously mentioned type, is to arrange the circulating pump and the wash liquor pump in such a way that, in the circulating operation itself, the deposited dirt particles which are in the area of the wash liquor pump are not fed again to the spray arms.
- According to the invention, the object is achieved thanks to the features listed in the appended
claim 1. - In the region of the coarse filter in front of the wash liquor pump a calm water-zone, in this development, can be created, separate from the circulating action of the circulating pump, out of which no agitated dirt particles are removed by suction. In addition, the entry to the pump assembly of the circulating pump is covered for the most part by the fine filter. The constructional design is very simple and demands only simple, easy to assemble components.
- According to the development, the bearing shell with the outer collar is placed in a vertically adjustable position in the radial bearing which can be raised in the circulating operation by the flow of rinse water and which is used for coupling the lower spray arm to a coupling portion arranged in the lower crockery basket; then the rinse water can be directed over the lower spray arm and the coupling portion in the lower crockery basket, leak-free to the upper spray arm, especially when the coupling portion in the lower crockery basket can also be adjusted upwards in a restricted vertical direction and connects to the upper spray arm.
- The design of the fine filter comprises a filter casing and an attached fine filter plate or similar.
- An advantageous development is characterised in that the filter casing has an upper inlet region and a lower inlet region, and in that the fine filter plate covers the lower inlet region, and in that the bearing shell of the lower spray arm extends to within the upper inlet region and that underneath the bearing shell in the fine filter a vertically adjustable disc-shaped valve element is placed, which can be raised, in the circulating operation, by the rinse water thereby opening the lower inlet region of the filter casing while, when reversing the direction of the rotation of the pump unit, the rinse water, which is being suctioned back from the spray arms, lowers the valve element to seal the lower inlet region. In the circulating operation a bypass is opened so that sufficient rinse water can be suctioned in and fed to the spray arms. In the suction operation the pump unit is reversed at least for a short time in its direction of rotation, closing the bypass. The rinse water which is suctioned back from the spray arms and the bearing shell is forced through the fine filter plate, the adhering dirt particles on its exterior surface being forced off and removed by the wash liquor pump.
- In order to fix the fine filter in the sump, according to a development, the bottom of the sump in the region of the circulating pump is pulled up as a cylindrical dome, to the underside of which the electric motor of the circulating pump is attached and to which the cylindrical filter casing is fixed. If, in addition, the development is such that the radial bearing is constructed from two bearing shells between which an outer collar of the bearing sleeve is rotatably placed, and that the bearing shell facing the lower spray arm is adjustable in the bearing shell backer, which faces away from the lower spray arm, in a restricted vertical direction and in that the bearing shell, which faces away from the lower spray arm, is detachably fixed in the associated recess of the strainer plate, then the lower spray arm and the fine filter can be removed from the machine in a simple manner, when the lower crockery basket has been taken out.
- The attachment of the fine filter in the strainer plate is simplified further in that the filter casing on the front-side turned towards the lower spray arm bears an outer collar; over the latter and over the bearing shell, facing away from the lower spray arm, the fine filter is held detachably in the strainer plate.
- The adjustment movement of the valve element is limited in that the valve element in the open position strikes the open lower front-side of the bearing sleeve and in that the valve element causes a seal in the lower closed position towards the bottom of the sump and towards a closed ring of the filter which divides the upper and the lower inlet region.
- The valve element can then, without impairment, be placed by the pump unit into the fine filter, so that the valve element has a central bore the diameter of which is greater than the outer diameter of the pump assembly but smaller than the outer diameter of the bearing shell.
- In order to seal the pump unit to the bottom of the sump there is a bellows seal applied to the driving axle of the electric motor.
- The invention is described in greater detail, with the aid of an embodiment example, represented in the drawings which show:
- Figure 1:
- a partial section in the region of the rotary bearing of the lower spray arm with the circulating pump in the circulating region, and
- Figure 2:
- the same partial section, however with the positioning of the valve element in the suction operation.
- In the partial section in the bottom of the rinsing reservoir the
sump 11 can be seen which is covered by means of astrainer plate 15. In a first recess of the strainer plate 15 acoarse filter 13 is placed, in which thewash liquor pump 12 is incorporated. Separate from thewash liquor pump 12 and thecoarse filter 13 in a second recess of thestrainer plate 15, there is placed afine filter 7, which consists of afilter casing 5 and afine filter plate 9, which is attached thereto. Thefine filter 7 is divided into anupper inlet region 14 and alower inlet region 16. Thefilter casing 5 is, at the same time, shaped like a cage, so that large-surface inlet regions filter casing 5. Thefine filter plate 9 covers theupper inlet region 14. Thefine filter 7 is attached to a dome in the bottom of thesump 11. On the outside of the dome theelectric motor 4 of the circulatingpump 1 is attached. The upper front-side of thefine filter 7 bears anouter collar 21 which is held between alower bearing shell 17 and thefilter plate 15. In thelower bearing shell 17 anupper bearing shell 18 can be adjusted upwards in a vertically restricted direction. Between bothbearing shell outer collar 20 of a bearing sleeve 2 of thelower spray arm 8 is placed in a rotatable position. The bearing sleeve 2 is attached to thelower spray arm 8 in one piece and extends over theupper inlet region 14 of thefine filter 7. Underneath the bearing sleeve 2 in the fine filter 7 avalve element 6 is placed in a vertically adjustable position. Thevalve element 6 is disc-shaped, turning the concave side to thelower spray arm 8. Thevalve element 6 has a central bore, the diameter of which is bigger than thepump unit 1 which projects into the bearing sleeve 2, but smaller than the outer diameter of the bearing sleeve 2. A bellows seal 22 seals the junction between thepump unit 1 and thesump 11. - As figure 1 shows, rinse water is removed by suction out of the
sump 11 in the circulating operation. The flow of the rinse water is shown by arrows. Thevalve element 6 is raised, at the same time, by the suctioned-in rinse water, ensuring that the outer edge of the rim of thevalve element 6, which is aligned parallel to the adjustable direction, has an accurate seating, when the latter stays on the closed ring of thefilter casing 5. - The rinse water is in part removed by suction over the
fine filter plate 9 and filtered while another part is delivered unfiltered through the open bypass which is above thelower inlet region 16 into the bearing sleeve 2. At the same time thelower spray arm 8 is raised so that theoutlet 24 of thelower spray arm 8 is connected to the inlet opening 25 of acoupling section 3, which is arranged in thelower crockery basket 40 and creates a tight conduit for the rinse water to the upper spray arm. Thecoupling section 3 can also itself be placed in thelower crockery basket 40 in a limited vertically adjustable position, so that it displaces vertically and is connected with its outlet opening to the entry opening of the upper spray arm which is not shown. - The
pump assembly 1 does not require its own pump casing and causes agitation in the rinse water, the direction of rotation of which corresponds with the direction of rotation of the spray arms which are predetermined by the Segner's drive of the same. - Should the upper bearing
shell backer 18 be removed, then, as thehand lever 23 indicates, the connection between thelower bearing shell 17 and thecollar 21 of thefine filter 7 to thestrainer plate 15 can be lifted. Thelower spray arm 8 and thefine filter 7 can then be taken out of the machine, cleaned and possibly replaced. - In the circulating operation, the rinse water in the region of the
coarse water filter 13 and the wash liquor pump is not agitated, so that a calm water region exists in which the dirt particles can settle. - If the
wash liquor pump 12 is switched on during the suction operation, the rinse water will then be directed out of thesump 11. During the suction operation the circulatingpump 4 can be operated for at least a short while in the reverse direction of rotation. Thepump unit 1 suctions the rinse water back from the spray arms and the bearing sleeve 2 as can be ascertained from Figure 2. Then thevalve element 6 is moved downwards until it touches thesump 11 and seals thelower inlet region 16. The suctioned-back rinse water must pass over thefine filter plate 9 in theupper inlet region 14, pushing back the adhering dirt on the outside of the same and feeding the discharge over thecoarse filter 13 and thewash liquor pump 12. Thelower spray arm 8 and, if necessary, thecoupling section 3 are brought into their lower exit positions, so that, after the suction operation, thelower crockery basket 40 can be withdrawn from the rinsing reservoir. Thus, connected with the suction operation is an automatic cleaning of thefine filter 7, which renders frequent removal of same unnecessary.
Claims (10)
- Dishwashing machine with an upper and a lower (8) spray arm and with a circulating pump assembly (1, 4) for the circulating operation of the rinse water and a wash liquor pump (12) disposed in the sump of the rinsing water reservoir for the removal by suction of the rinse water in the suction operation,
characterised in that
the sump (11) located at the bottom of the rinsing water reservoir is covered by means of a strainer plate (15),
in that, in a first recess in the strainer plate (15) a coarse filter (13) is placed through which, by means of the incorporated wash liquor pump (12) the rinse water is removed by suction,
in that, in a second recess of the strainer plate (15), separated from the wash liquor pump (12) by means of radial bearings (10), the lower spray arm (8) is positioned by means of a downward opening bearing sleeve (2) disposed therein in such a manner that it can rotate,
in that the bearing sleeve (2) of the lower spray arm (8) is enclosed by a fine filter (7) which is held by the radial bearing (10), and
in that the circulating pump (4) of the pump assembly (1) projects into the bearing sleeve of the lower spray arm (2), said sleeve (2) serving as a circulating pump casing. - Dishwashing machine according to claim 1,
characterised in that
the bearing sleeve (2) is placed by means of outer collar (20) in a vertically adjustable position and which can be raised in the circulating operation by the flow of rinse water and which is used for coupling the lower spray arm (8) to a coupling portion (3) arranged in the lower crockery basket (40). - Dishwashing machine according to claim 1 or 2,
characterised in that
the fine filter (7) comprises a filter casing (5) and an attached fine filter plate (9). - Dishwashing machine according to one of claim 3,
characterised in that
the filter casing (5) has an upper inlet region (14) and a lower inlet region (16),
in that the fine filter plate (9) covers the upper inlet region (14),
in that the bearing sleeve (2) of the lower spray arm (8) extends
within the upper inlet region (14), and
in that, underneath the bearing sleeve (2) in the fine filter (7), a vertically adjustable disc-shaped valve element (6) is placed, which can be raised, in the circulating operation, by the rinse water, thereby opening the lower inlet region (16) of the filter casing (5), while when reversing the direction of rotation of the pump unit (1) the rinse water, removed by suction back out of the spray arm (8), lowers the valve element (6) to seal the lower inlet region (16). - Dishwashing machine according to one of claims 3 or 4,
characterised in that
the bottom of the sump (11) in the region of the circulating pump (4) is pulled up as a cylindrical dome, to the underside of which the electric motor (4) of the circulating pump (4) is attached, and to which the cylindrical filter casing (5) is fixed. - Dishwashing machine according to one of claims 1 to 5,
characterised in that
the radial bearing (10) is constructed from two bearing shells (17,18), between which an outer collar (20) of the bearing sleeve (2) is placed in a rotatable position,
the bearing shell (18) which faces the lower spray arm (8) is adjustable in the bearing shell (17) which faces away from the spray arm (8) in a restricted vertical direction, and
in that the bearing shell backer (17) which faces away from the lower spray arm (8) is detachably fixed in the associated recess of the strainer plate (15). - Dishwashing machine according to claim 6,
characterised in that
the filter casing (5) on the front-side facing the lower spray arm (8) bears an outer collar (21); via the latter and the bearing shell backer (17) which faces away from the lower spray arm (8), the fine filter (7) is held detachably in the strainer plate (15). - Dishwashing machine according to one of claims 4 to 7,
characterised in that
the valve element (6) in the opening position abuts on the open lower front-side of the bearing sleeve (2), and
in that the valve element (6) causes a seal in the lowered closing position towards the bottom of the sump (11) and towards a closed ring of the filter casing (5) which divides the upper and the lower inlet region (14,16). - Dishwashing machine according to one of claims 4 to 8,
characterised in that
the valve element (6) has a central bore, the diameter of which is greater than the outer diameter of the pump assembly (1) but smaller than the outer diameter of the bearing sleeve (2). - Dishwashing machine according to one of claims 1 to 9,
characterised in that
a bellows seal (22) seals the pump unit (1) to the bottom of the sump (11).
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DE19652235A DE19652235C2 (en) | 1996-12-16 | 1996-12-16 | Dishwasher with lower spray arm and circulation pump for the rinse water |
DE1996152231 DE19652231C2 (en) | 1996-12-16 | 1996-12-16 | Dishwasher with a lower and an upper spray arm and a circulation pump for the rinse water |
DE19652233 | 1996-12-16 | ||
DE19652235 | 1996-12-16 | ||
DE1996152233 DE19652233C2 (en) | 1996-12-16 | 1996-12-16 | Dishwasher with a lower and an upper spray arm and a circulation pump for the rinse water |
DE19652231 | 1996-12-16 | ||
DE19702982 | 1997-01-28 | ||
DE1997102982 DE19702982C2 (en) | 1997-01-28 | 1997-01-28 | Dishwasher with lower and upper spray arm as well as with circulation pump and drain pump |
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EP0852928A2 EP0852928A2 (en) | 1998-07-15 |
EP0852928A3 EP0852928A3 (en) | 1999-01-27 |
EP0852928B1 true EP0852928B1 (en) | 2003-04-23 |
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