EP1804000A1 - Built-in cooker - Google Patents
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- EP1804000A1 EP1804000A1 EP06729106A EP06729106A EP1804000A1 EP 1804000 A1 EP1804000 A1 EP 1804000A1 EP 06729106 A EP06729106 A EP 06729106A EP 06729106 A EP06729106 A EP 06729106A EP 1804000 A1 EP1804000 A1 EP 1804000A1
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
- H05B6/00—Heating by electric, magnetic or electromagnetic fields
- H05B6/02—Induction heating
- H05B6/10—Induction heating apparatus, other than furnaces, for specific applications
- H05B6/12—Cooking devices
- H05B6/1209—Cooking devices induction cooking plates or the like and devices to be used in combination with them
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24C—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES ; DETAILS OF DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
- F24C15/00—Details
- F24C15/10—Tops, e.g. hot plates; Rings
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
- H05B3/00—Ohmic-resistance heating
- H05B3/68—Heating arrangements specially adapted for cooking plates or analogous hot-plates
- H05B3/74—Non-metallic plates, e.g. vitroceramic, ceramic or glassceramic hobs, also including power or control circuits
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- the invention is related to a built-in cooker for use in a home kitchen, especially to a constitution of a top unit of the cooker.
- Fig. 5 is an exploded perspective view of a conventional built-in cooker.
- Outer hull body 1 contains a heating coil, a cooling fan motor, and a controller circuit board (not illustrated).
- Top unit 2 covers outer hull body 1 from above.
- Top unit 2 is composed of holding member 3, top plate 4, and frame 5.
- Top plate 4 is placed on holding member 3 with its entire peripheral part adhered to holding member 3.
- Frame 5 covers an outer peripheral part of top plate 4 from above.
- Hooks 6 are fixed to a front part of holding member 3 fixed by screws 7 from underside.
- Top unit 2 is set on outer hull body 1 and then fixed to body 1 at hooks 6 by screws 8 from front side.
- Top unit 2 is fixed also to outer hull body 1 by screws 9 through holes provided on holding member 3 and frame 5.
- the built-in cooker has inlet/exhaust panel 11 covering inlet holes 10 for drawing-in cooling air. This type of built-in cooker is disclosed by Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication Number 2005-42984 , for an example.
- top plate 4 With this conventional constitution, corner portions of top plate 4 are weak in strength. So, when a stress is applied to one of the corner portions of top plate 4 during an installation work, top plate 4 can be broken in a worst case.
- the present invention provides a safe and easy-to-install built-in cooker, in which a top plate is prevented from being damaged even if a stress is applied to a corner portion of the top plate during an installation work.
- the built-in cooker of the present invention has a body forming an outer hull, a heater, and a top unit.
- the heater is contained in the body.
- the top unit covers a top face of the body, and is fixed to the body.
- the top unit includes a top plate, a holding member, and a hook.
- the top plate is placed on the holding member with its outer peripheral part held by the holding member.
- the hook is fixed to the holding member as well as removably fixed to a side of the body.
- the hook includes a fixing plate extending toward a vicinity of the corner portion of the holding member to be fixed to a bottom face of the holding member.
- Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a built-in cooker according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- Body 51 forms an outer hull, and contains heaters 56 each composed of an inductive heating coil, a cooling fan motor and a controller circuit board (none of the two illustrated).
- Top unit 52 covers a top face of body 51 and is fixed to body 51.
- the top unit 52 has holding member 23, top plate 54, frame 55 and hooks 21.
- Top plate 54 is placed on holding member 23 with its outer peripheral part adhered to holding member 23.
- Frame 55 covers top plate 54 at an outer peripheral part thereof.
- Sealing material 25 a sponge-like rubber, is applied to a bottom face of peripheral part of holding member 23. Sealing material 25 prevents water to come into a cabinet through an opening after body 51 is placed in the opening of the cabinet.
- Each hook 21 is fixed to a front portion of holding member 23 by screws 57 and 62 from underside, or may be fixed by rivets.
- Top unit 52 is placed on body 51 and fixed to body 51 at the front side with hooks 21 by screws 58.
- Top unit 52 is also fixed to body 51 by screws 59 through holes provided on holding member 23 and frame 55. That is to say, hooks 21 are fixed to holding member 23 as well as removably fixed to a side of body 51 (to a front side, for instance).
- Hook 21 has fixing plate 22 extending toward a vicinity of corner portion 24 of holding member 23, therewith fixed to a bottom face of holding member 23.
- the built-in cooker further has inlet/exhaust panel 61 covering inlet holes 60 and the like. Inlet holes 60 are provided to draw cooling air in. Inlet/exhaust panel 61 has a number of holes in an entire part of it, although they are only partially shown in Fig. 1.
- Hook 21 includes fixing plate 22.
- Fixing plate 22 is extendedly formed toward corner portion 24 of holding member 23 for holding top plate 54, and is screw-fixed to holding member 23 by screws 57 and 62.
- Fixing plate 22 being formed in a widening shape toward corner portion 24 securely sustains top plate 54.
- a worker can lift the cooker by holding two sides of top unit 52, with top unit 52 being fixed to body 51. Even when a stress is applied to a corner portion of top plate 54 at this time, since top plate 54 is securely sustained from beneath by the extended portion of fixing plate 22 with holding member 23. This strengthened structure significantly reduces a possibility of the top plate being cracked or damaged, providing a safe and easy-to-install built-in cooker.
- Top plate 54 is commonly 600mm in length, but a built-in cooker having a 750mm-long plate is increasing in number. As body 51 is fixed in size, a momentum of stress applied to the corner portion of top plate 54 becomes larger. Thus, an effect of the constitution is remarkable when top plate 54 is large.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the other hook of the built-in cooker according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- Drawn rib 33 formed in a drawn shape is provided on fixing plate 32 of hook 31.
- hook 31 is stronger than hook 21, thus further workability and safety in installation is improved.
- Drawn rib 33 is preferably formed in a radially expanding pattern toward corner portion 24, enhanced in the strength.
- Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a constitution of the still other hooking part of the built-in cooker of the invention.
- Bent portion 42 is formed underside of outer peripheral part of holding member 41. Bent portion 42 engages end portion 44 of fixing plate 45 of hook 43.
- hook 43 can be in a shape which is similar to hook 21 or hook 31.
- heater 56 is explained to be an induction cooker composed of a heating coil, but the invention is not limited to this case.
- the invention can be applied to a gas cooker in which a gas stove is used as heater 56 and top plate 60 is provided with a hole suitable for the gas stove.
- the invention is not restrictively applied only to the preferred embodiment.
- a top plate of a built-in cooker of the present invention is held from underneath by an extended portion of a fixing plate of a hook and a holding member even when a stress is applied to a corner portion of the top plateduring an installation work for instance.
- the enforced structure significantly reduces a possibility of the top plate to be broken or damaged, providing a safe and easy-to-install built-in cooker.
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Abstract
Description
- The invention is related to a built-in cooker for use in a home kitchen, especially to a constitution of a top unit of the cooker.
- Fig. 5 is an exploded perspective view of a conventional built-in cooker.
Outer hull body 1 contains a heating coil, a cooling fan motor, and a controller circuit board (not illustrated).Top unit 2 coversouter hull body 1 from above.Top unit 2 is composed ofholding member 3,top plate 4, andframe 5.Top plate 4 is placed on holdingmember 3 with its entire peripheral part adhered to holdingmember 3.Frame 5 covers an outer peripheral part oftop plate 4 from above. -
Hooks 6 are fixed to a front part of holdingmember 3 fixed byscrews 7 from underside.Top unit 2 is set onouter hull body 1 and then fixed tobody 1 athooks 6 byscrews 8 from front side.Top unit 2 is fixed also toouter hull body 1 byscrews 9 through holes provided on holdingmember 3 andframe 5. The built-in cooker has inlet/exhaust panel 11 coveringinlet holes 10 for drawing-in cooling air. This type of built-in cooker is disclosed by UnexaminedJapanese Patent Publication Number 2005-42984 - With this conventional constitution, corner portions of
top plate 4 are weak in strength. So, when a stress is applied to one of the corner portions oftop plate 4 during an installation work,top plate 4 can be broken in a worst case. - The present invention provides a safe and easy-to-install built-in cooker, in which a top plate is prevented from being damaged even if a stress is applied to a corner portion of the top plate during an installation work. The built-in cooker of the present invention has a body forming an outer hull, a heater, and a top unit. The heater is contained in the body. The top unit covers a top face of the body, and is fixed to the body. The top unit includes a top plate, a holding member, and a hook. The top plate is placed on the holding member with its outer peripheral part held by the holding member. The hook is fixed to the holding member as well as removably fixed to a side of the body. The hook includes a fixing plate extending toward a vicinity of the corner portion of the holding member to be fixed to a bottom face of the holding member. With this structure, even when a stress is applied to the corner portion of the top plate during an installation work for instance, the holding member sustains the top plate securely with the extended portion of the fixing plate. This strong structure significantly reduces a possibility of the plates being damaged.
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- Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a built-in cooker according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- Fig. 2 is a perspective view of an essential part of the built-in cooker shown in Fig. 1.
- Fig. 3 is a perspective view of another essential part of the built-in cooker according to the exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a still other essential part of the built-in cooker according to the exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- Fig. 5 is an exploded perspective view of a conventional built-in cooker.
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- outer hull body
- 2
- top unit
- 3
- holding member
- 4
- top plate
- 5
- frame
- 6
- hook
- 7,8,9
- screw
- 10
- inlet hole
- 11
- inlet/exhaust panel
- 21,31,41
- hook
- 22, 32
- fixing plate
- 23, 41
- holding member
- 24
- corner portion
- 25
- sealing material
- 33
- drawn rib
- 42
- bent portion
- 44
- end portion
- 45
- fixing plate
- 51
- body
- 52
- top unit
- 54
- top plate
- 55
- frame
- 56
- heater
- 57, 58, 59, 62
- screw
- 60
- inlet hole
- 61
- inlet/exhaust panel
- Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a built-in cooker according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
Body 51 forms an outer hull, and containsheaters 56 each composed of an inductive heating coil, a cooling fan motor and a controller circuit board (none of the two illustrated).Top unit 52 covers a top face ofbody 51 and is fixed tobody 51. Thetop unit 52 has holdingmember 23,top plate 54,frame 55 and hooks 21.Top plate 54 is placed on holdingmember 23 with its outer peripheral part adhered to holdingmember 23.Frame 55 coverstop plate 54 at an outer peripheral part thereof. - Sealing
material 25, a sponge-like rubber, is applied to a bottom face of peripheral part of holdingmember 23. Sealingmaterial 25 prevents water to come into a cabinet through an opening afterbody 51 is placed in the opening of the cabinet. - Each
hook 21 is fixed to a front portion of holdingmember 23 byscrews Top unit 52 is placed onbody 51 and fixed tobody 51 at the front side withhooks 21 byscrews 58.Top unit 52 is also fixed tobody 51 byscrews 59 through holes provided on holdingmember 23 andframe 55. That is to say, hooks 21 are fixed to holdingmember 23 as well as removably fixed to a side of body 51 (to a front side, for instance).Hook 21 has fixingplate 22 extending toward a vicinity ofcorner portion 24 of holdingmember 23, therewith fixed to a bottom face of holdingmember 23. The built-in cooker further has inlet/exhaust panel 61 covering inlet holes 60 and the like. Inlet holes 60 are provided to draw cooling air in. Inlet/exhaust panel 61 has a number of holes in an entire part of it, although they are only partially shown in Fig. 1. - Following, details of constitution of
hook 21 and its effective role are explained with reference to Fig. 2.Hook 21 includes fixingplate 22. Fixingplate 22 is extendedly formed towardcorner portion 24 of holdingmember 23 for holdingtop plate 54, and is screw-fixed to holdingmember 23 byscrews plate 22 being formed in a widening shape towardcorner portion 24 securely sustainstop plate 54. When installing the built-in cooker, a worker can lift the cooker by holding two sides oftop unit 52, withtop unit 52 being fixed tobody 51. Even when a stress is applied to a corner portion oftop plate 54 at this time, sincetop plate 54 is securely sustained from beneath by the extended portion of fixingplate 22 with holdingmember 23. This strengthened structure significantly reduces a possibility of the top plate being cracked or damaged, providing a safe and easy-to-install built-in cooker. -
Top plate 54 is commonly 600mm in length, but a built-in cooker having a 750mm-long plate is increasing in number. Asbody 51 is fixed in size, a momentum of stress applied to the corner portion oftop plate 54 becomes larger. Thus, an effect of the constitution is remarkable whentop plate 54 is large. - Next, a constitution of another hook is explained. Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the other hook of the built-in cooker according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
Drawn rib 33 formed in a drawn shape is provided on fixingplate 32 ofhook 31. Provided drawnrib 33,hook 31 is stronger thanhook 21, thus further workability and safety in installation is improved.Drawn rib 33 is preferably formed in a radially expanding pattern towardcorner portion 24, enhanced in the strength. - If an adhesive is applied to fixing
plate 32 when attaching the plane to holdingmember 23, screws 57 and 62 can be eliminated for connecting holdingmember 23 to hook 31, further improving workability. The adhesive can be applied to hook 21 in Fig. 2 as well. - Next, a constitution of a still other holding member is explained. Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a constitution of the still other hooking part of the built-in cooker of the invention.
Bent portion 42 is formed underside of outer peripheral part of holdingmember 41.Bent portion 42 engagesend portion 44 of fixingplate 45 ofhook 43. With this constitution, when holdingmember 41 andhook 43 are joined, a setting position is easily determined between the two, improving workability. In this constitution, hook 43 can be in a shape which is similar to hook 21 orhook 31. - In the present exemplary embodiment,
heater 56 is explained to be an induction cooker composed of a heating coil, but the invention is not limited to this case. The invention can be applied to a gas cooker in which a gas stove is used asheater 56 andtop plate 60 is provided with a hole suitable for the gas stove. Thus, the invention is not restrictively applied only to the preferred embodiment. - A top plate of a built-in cooker of the present invention is held from underneath by an extended portion of a fixing plate of a hook and a holding member even when a stress is applied to a corner portion of the top plateduring an installation work for instance. The enforced structure significantly reduces a possibility of the top plate to be broken or damaged, providing a safe and easy-to-install built-in cooker.
Claims (6)
- A built-in cooker comprising:a body forming an outer hull;a heater contained in the body; anda top unit covering a top face of the body and fixed to the body, the top unit including:a top plate;a holding member placing the top plate thereon and sustaining an outer peripheral part of the top plate; anda hook fixed to the holding member and removably fixed to a side of the body, the hook including a fixing plate, the fixing plate extending toward a vicinity of a corner portion of a bottom face of the holding member and being attached to the holding member.
- The built-in cooker according to claim 1, wherein a drawn rib is provided on the fixing plate.
- The built-in cooker according to claim 1, wherein the fixing plate of the hook has a shape of widening toward the corner portion of the holding member.
- The built-in cooker according to claim 3, wherein the drawn rib is provided in a radial pattern toward the corner portion of the holding member.
- The built-in cooker according to claim 1, wherein the fixing plate is fixed by adhering to the holding member.
- The built-in cooker according to claim 1, wherein the holding member has a bent portion formed at an undersurface of an outer peripheral part the holding member, and an end portion of the fixing plate and the bent portion are engaged.
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JP2005140925A JP4259487B2 (en) | 2005-05-13 | 2005-05-13 | Built-in cooker |
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