Classifications

• • 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
  • A47L15/50—Racks ; Baskets
  • A47L15/502—Cutlery baskets
• • 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
  • A47L15/50—Racks ; Baskets
  • A47L15/505—Inserts, e.g. for holding baby bottles, stemware or cups

Definitions

• the invention relates to a Spülgutlini for a dishwasher.
• the invention further relates to a dishwasher with a Spülgutträ ⁇ formed in such a way.
• a Spülgutieri designated as a crockery basket insert is be ⁇ known, which is attachable to a horizontally in a washing container of the dishwasher slidably mounted dish rack.
• the wash ware carrier is provided with holders on the bottom, with which the crockery basket insert can be detachably connected to the crockery basket.
• the crockery basket insert thereby extends from an upwardly directed side wall to the side wall of the crockery basket which is parallel to one another, so that in this way elongated washware parts, e.g. Cutlery and other long-stemmed parts, can be arranged.
• the term "sidewall" may also refer to the front wall of the dish rack and, correspondingly, to the rear wall of the dish rack as seen by the appliance user when the dishwasher is open Spülgutopathy, eg cups, small bowls, glasses and the like used.
• the DE 296 18 924 U1 therefore proposes to arrange a support surface on a dish rack, which is at least partially pivotable about a horizontal axis and lockable at different angles of inclination. As a result, a shelf for alterna ⁇ tively both long-stalked as well as low area Spülguter created so that they are both particularly good rinsable and particularly good dry.
• the support surface can be adjusted by locking at different angles of inclination for arranging the items to be washed.
• a horizontal arrangement should be provided when using the support surface for long-stemmed items (cutlery). Due to the uniform distribution of Spülgutmaschine on the support surface without them roll over or -rolls, an optimal rinsing and drying result is not guaranteed, since there the same disadvantages, as described above, occur.
• a better rinsing and drying result is given by dishwashers in which a cutlery basket is arranged to be pulled out of the washing compartment.
• Such a washware carrier is known from EP 0 186 157 B1.
• the proposed cutlery shots in the form of cutlery holders and cutlery supports allow a scattered and each lying on the side of the cutlery pieces.
• silverware can not form in the spoon-mouth monkeys or the like due to the cutlery lying on the side during cleaning and drying and not touching each other.
• the rinse water can flow freely from the cutlery parts without any hindrance, so that only the desired thin film of water remains on the cutlery surface after rinsing, which can evaporate quickly and without large amounts of energy during the drying process without staining.
• the drying program time can also be shortened considerably.
• Spülgutlinis Disadvantage of Spülgutlinis described in this document, however, is the inflexibility when granting the same, since the cutlery recordings with regard to the sorting of cutlery items, such as knives, forks, spoons and the like are optimized. On the other hand, pieces of cutlery, such as meat forks, wooden spoons, salad servers and the like, have to be placed randomly flat in the cutlery basket for rinsing.
• the invention has for its object to provide a Spülgutieri that is universally applicable, allows easy and convenient sorting of cutlery and other items to be washed while delivering an excellent rinsing and drying results.
• the object is achieved by a Spülgutlini with the Merkma- len of claim 1 and a dishwasher with the features of claim 10.
• the dishwasher carrier according to the invention for a dishwasher comprises a first receiving area configured as a cutlery receptacle, on which cutlery pieces can be placed lying down, a second receiving area for items to be washed, eg. As cups, small Schüs ⁇ islands, low glasses or cutlery, with at least one Spülguthalter, the at least one Spülguthalter has a relative to the horizontal inclined or tiltable bearing surface for the dishes and the first receiving area and the second receiving area substantially in a horizontal plane lie.
• the washware thus represents a kind of cutlery drawer, which is arranged in addition to the provided in the dishwasher crockery.
• the items to be washed according to the invention allow, in addition to the acceptance of cutlery items, also smaller containers to be accommodated, which can be dried well due to the inclined surface relative to the horizontal.
• the rinse aid carrier thus constitutes a multipurpose cutlery drawer. While the first receiving region is configured in a classical manner for the orderly picking up of cutlery items, the configuration of the second receiving region makes it possible either to store cutlery items or other crockery items.
• the first receiving area has cutlery receptacles in the form of cutlery holders and cutlery supports for the individual and preferably on the side of picking cutlery parts, the receiving area is preferably substantially horizontal .
• the cutlery ⁇ parts are positioned so that the rinse water can flow freely.
• At least two dishware holders are provided in the second receiving area of the dishwashing carrier, the bearing surfaces of which preferably extend parallel to one another.
• support points for parts to be deposited in the second receiving area are created by upper sections of the respective items to be washed.
• a plurality of second cutlery holders are integrated in the washware holder or the washware holders such that the cutlery parts arranged in the second receiving cutout, supported by the second cutlery holders, can be arranged perpendicular to the longitudinal extent of the contact surface of the washware container.
• the second cutlery holders form e.g. Cutlery and cutlery holder. This can e.g. be realized by profiling the upper portions of the Spülguthalter. For receiving cutlery in the second receiving area and the provided by the Spülguthalter bearing surfaces can be used, in which le ⁇ only a loose, disorderly storage of cutlery in the direction of the bearing surfaces is made possible.
• it is more expedient to use the second cutlery holders integrated in the dishware holders since these enable a sorted picking up of the cutlery items in which these vertical contact surfaces of the dishware holder are arranged.
• the washware carrier has a greater height in the second receiving region than in the first receiving region, the loading side of the washware carrier lying in one plane.
• the greater height in the second receiving area makes it possible to deposit cups and smaller bowls without them protruding beyond the loading side of the washware carrier.
• the items to be washed can be arranged directly below the container roof or outside of a basket to save space.
• the washware carrier is mounted in a pull-out manner in the dishwashing machine, the first and second receiving regions being arranged parallel to the insertion direction of the washware carrier in their longitudinal extension.
• the washware is thus independent of the other provided in the dishwasher dish racks pulled out. This allows easy loading of the Spülgutträ ⁇ gers.
• the arrangement of the first and the second receiving area in their longitudinal extension Parallel to the insertion direction allows optimal utilization of the Be Zellervo ⁇ lumens of the washing compartment, as immediately below the Spülgutieris a suitably designed dish rack of the dishwasher can be attached.
• the first and the second receiving area extend over the entire depth of the Spippogutas.
• the washware carrier has a base basket consisting of a surrounding wire frame and wires extending transversely or longitudinally to the insertion direction, the first cutlery holders and the at least one washware holder being detachably attached to the base basket each as an insert, or the washware carrier has its own , independent extension mechanism. Cutlery and Spülguthalter can be supported on the wires of the wire frame. A separate extension mechanism has the advantage that the Spülgutlini invention can be pulled out of the washing independently of the basic basket.
• the first cutlery holders and the at least one Spülguthalter are integrally formed and made of a plastic coarse mesh.
• the production of a plastic allows easy attachment to the Spülgutnamosis and the insert for the Spülguthalter can also be carried out separately.
• the Spülguthalter are integrally formed.
• Fig. 2 is a plan view of a Spülguta invention
• FIG. 3 shows a section through the Spülguthalter shown in Fig. 2.
• an inventive Spülgutuza 10 is shown, which is preferably arranged above half of a dish rack 50, wherein any arbitrary arrangement in the washing compartment of a dishwasher is possible.
• the sectional view shows the arrangement of the side, as a user of the dishwasher sees when opening the door.
• the washware carrier 10 is divided into a first receiving region 14 and a second receiving region 15, these each occupying approximately half the width B of the washware carrier 10. This division is purely arbitrary and could also be chosen differently.
• the first receiving region 14 and the second receiving region 15 are preferably arranged substantially in one plane.
• a cutlery insert 20 is arranged, which has, for example, first cutlery holders 21 and cutlery holder 22. By means of these it is possible to arrange pieces of cutlery items 40, arranged side by side, in the first receiving area over the entire depth of the washware carrier 10. In addition to the knife shown in the figure, of course, forks, spoons and other cutlery can be sorted. The exact construction of the cutlery insert 20 is of minor importance to the essence of the invention. The cutlery insert could be designed, for example, as described in the above-described EP 0 186 157 B1, but also in other ways.
• the washware carrier 10 has a height H1 along the first receiving region 14.
• the washware carrier 10 is adapted to receive smaller items of washware, such as cups, low glasses, dessert bowls, or alternatively cutlery in the transverse or longitudinal direction, long knives, cooking spoons, etc.
• the second receiving area 15 is provided, for example, with two items 30 to be cleaned, which each have a bearing surface 34 inclined relative to the horizontal.
• the crockery parts placed in an inclined position, so that the drying process is facilitated by drainage of the water in troughs of the crockery parts.
• Spülguthalter and cutlery tray can be made of a plastic.
• the two elements mentioned can be formed integrally together or can be present as separate inserts.
• All Spülguthalter 30 are open coarse mesh for optimum purging of the dishes.
• the inclination of the support surface 34 of the Spülguthalters 30 can also be made adjustable, z. B. by the Spülguthalter 30 can be pivoted about a horizontal axis and locked (not shown).
• the Spülgutthe 10 has a base basket 11 of a circumferential wire frame 12, wherein in the bottom region a few transverse or longitudinally continuous ground wires 13 are located.
• the dishware holder 30, which is designed as inserts, and the cutlery insert are detachably inserted, wherein the connection can be made via a latching in the wire frame.
• the Spülguthalter 30 as Ein ⁇ sets are preferably made of plastic. The support of the inserts takes place on the continuous floor wires 13, which also better emerge from FIG.
• the Spülgutnum 10 thus consists of a base basket 11 and a Spülguthalter 30 made of plastic.
• the Spülgut ⁇ carrier 10 may consist of only one material, for. B. plastic, d. H. without basic basket 11.
• the washware carrier 10 has a height H2 in the second receiving area which is greater than the height H1.
• the transition region between the height H2 and the height H1, which is assigned to the second receiving region, functionally constitutes a contact surface 35.
• the transition region 35 can thereby form an integral part of the neighboring dishware holder 30 or of the insert comprising all washware holders 30.
• the lowermost end of the first receiving region 14 in the vertical direction is higher than the lowermost end of the second receiving region 15 in the vertical direction, wherein this height arrangement can also be carried out in reverse or in any other constellation on the first one, eg. B. the same height of the lowermost end of the first and second receiving area 14, 15th
• the storage of both the Spülgutlinis 10 and the dish rack 50 is carried out in a known manner via a pull-out mechanism, the Spülgutlini 10 and the Ge dish are 50 on both sides each provided with a plurality of fastening means 17 and 52, which constitute a part of the extension mechanism.
• the fastening means may be, for example, rotatably mounted wheels.
• the direction of movement of the washware carrier during operation is marked by the arrow with the reference numeral 18 (FIG. 2).
• the washing utensil 10 according to the invention also can not be attached to a dish rack 50 and have its own, independent Auszugsme ⁇ chanik.
• FIG. 2 shows a top view of the items to be washed according to the invention, in which an exemplary arrangement of cutlery pieces 40 in the first receiving area 14 and an exemplary arrangement of dishes 41 and cutlery 40 in the second receiving area 15 is shown.
• a cutlery insert 20 is arranged, which allows a sorted sorting of the cutlery parts 40, so that they can be charged without rinsing shadow with a sufficient amount of rinsing liquid.
• they are attached by means of cutlery holders 22 lying on the side.
• the cutlery tray 20 For illustration, only a portion of the cutlery tray 20 is shown, so that the storage of the coarse mesh cutlery insert 20 can be seen on the extending in the transverse direction wires 13 of the base basket 11. Although not apparent from the illustration, the wires 13 extend over the entire width of the Spülgut ⁇ carrier 10, so that the Spülguthalter 30 can be supported on these.
• the sorting of the crockery parts 41 takes place in a known manner.
• the upper sections of the washware holders 30 can be provided with second cutlery holders 31, 32, 33, which allow a sorting of the cutlery parts 40 perpendicular to the support surfaces 34, 35 of the washware holders 30.
• the second cutlery holders can, as shown, be trapezoidal, zig-zag-shaped, wavy or rectangular.
• the formation of protrusions and elevations in the upper portions of the Spülguthalter 30 is also conceivable.
• the inventive design of the Spülgutlinis 10 also allows particularly long pieces of cutlery along the bearing surfaces store on the Spülguthalter.
• the Spülgutieri invention allows universal usability and ensures optimal drying of the items to be washed.
• the Spülgutieri 10 is above of the upper dish rack arranged in a dishwasher, since there the temperatures are highest in the drying cycle.
• the arrangement of the dish rack 50 arranged underneath the washware carrier 10 can take place, as shown in FIG. 1, in which the course of the loading side 51 is adapted to the underside of the washware carrier 10.

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