EP2597733A1 - Appareil ménager électrique - Google Patents

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EP2597733A1
EP2597733A1 EP12192781.8A EP12192781A EP2597733A1 EP 2597733 A1 EP2597733 A1 EP 2597733A1 EP 12192781 A EP12192781 A EP 12192781A EP 2597733 A1 EP2597733 A1 EP 2597733A1
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Jorge De Castro Pardo
Ruoheng Dong
Ying He-Kuntze
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BSH Hausgeraete GmbH
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
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  • Embodiments relate to a household electrical appliance, for example, a coffee maker, a toaster, a mixer, a stirrer, a kettle or a microwave oven.
  • a household electrical appliance for example, a coffee maker, a toaster, a mixer, a stirrer, a kettle or a microwave oven.
  • Mains plugs and power cords frequently represent components which are necessary for the technical function of the domestic appliance, but they often adapt only to a very limited extent to the design of the corresponding domestic appliance.
  • power plugs and power cord often obstructive components of a corresponding household appliance.
  • the power plug and the associated power cord can not be laid in many cases so that they are "invisible" and thus the daily work routine in the kitchen, bathroom and other rooms.
  • the household electrical appliance is a kitchen appliance that is operated, for example, on a countertop of a kitchen, for example, a coffee maker, a toaster, a blender, a kettle or a stirrer, these often enough can not be enough for reasons of hygiene or space remain on the worktop. These are therefore often evacuated in cabinets, with power plugs and power cables are often in the way.
  • the power cord and the power plug are often in the way and so may be in the way of a Wegstellen or switching the corresponding household appliance in the way, for example, by forming loops or dangling down.
  • Some household electrical appliances include, for example, a storage compartment in which the power cord is stowed for example by means of a cable winder or with the help of a lid. In these, however, the mains plug connected to the power cord remains outside the corresponding storage compartment.
  • the power cord and the associated plug or power plug pose a challenge especially in the case of packaging suitable for shipping.
  • power cords are tied with a cable tie or at least partially stored in a suitably provided storage compartment.
  • the power plug is typically fixed with the help of the necessary packaging material. As a result, not only the packaging size is increased, but it is also required in many cases additional material for receiving the corresponding power plug in the package and / or a higher workload in packaging the household electrical appliance.
  • Embodiments is thus based on the object to provide an improved fuse of the power plug of a household electrical appliance.
  • An electrical household appliance comprises a housing, a power plug, which comprises at least one electrical contact pin on an end face, wherein the power plug is designed to supply the electrical household appliance with electrical energy substantially for consumption by the household electrical appliance in its intended use , and a receptacle for the power plug in or on the housing, which is designed such that the power plug with the end face is first inserted into the receptacle.
  • Such a household electrical appliance is based on the finding that a simpler stowage of the power plug is possible by the household electrical appliance includes a recording in which the power plug is inserted as in a power outlet.
  • the power plug is used to supply the household electrical appliance, the electrical energy that requires this essentially for its own consumption in its intended use.
  • This does not include any reactive or power losses of a device caused, for example, by lead resistances, contact resistances or other parasitic resistances and effects.
  • this does not include any electrical energy through a Self-consumption of electronic switch circuits or switching components, indicator lights and other simple displays serve.
  • a power consumption of a switch due to contact resistance or other parasitic effects as the energy consumption of a control lamp or indicator light to the energy used essentially for consumption by the household electrical appliance in its intended use.
  • extension cords, multiple sockets, cable drums or other devices that primarily serve to disperse electrical energy do not count as domestic electrical appliances in accordance with embodiments of the present invention.
  • the at least one contact pin of the power plug can basically take any form.
  • the contact pin may thus have, for example, a cylindrical body which terminates in a spherically rounded or otherwise rounded end.
  • the contact pin may also be a flat contact pin which optionally comprises further structures, for example bores or openings.
  • the power plug can also comprise further electrical contact surfaces and / or electrical contact structures which are arranged, for example, in an opening, for example in a hole or in a bore, and with the aid of which electrical contacting or electrical grounding of the household appliance is possible.
  • the receptacle Due to the fact that the receptacle is designed in such a way that the power plug with the end face can be inserted into the receptacle in the front, a protection for the contact pin of the power plug can be achieved, if appropriate. In other words, this may result in a lower risk of damage to the power plug in dealing with the electrical household appliance, for example, when this is wrapped or unpacked.
  • the receptacle for the power plug may be formed such that the at least one electrical contact pin is in contact with at most one or more electrically insulating materials when the power plug is in the state introduced into the receptacle.
  • recording for the power plug is an electrically non-functional recording for the power plug, so in particular not to a power outlet or an actively interconnected socket or socket.
  • the receptacle can be molded into the housing.
  • the receptacle may not comprise any conductive components with which the at least one contact pin of the power plug is in communication in the inserted state.
  • the at least one contact pin of the power plug can be electrically connected to other components of the household electrical appliance at most via a power cord connected to the power plug of the household electrical appliance when the power plug is in the state introduced into the receptacle ,
  • the receptacle may be arranged in relation to an outer contour of the housing to an inside of the electrical household appliance set back.
  • the receptacle and the power plug can be configured such that the power plug in the state introduced into the receptacle is at most partially beyond an area which results if the housing had no recessed receptacle , In this way, if necessary, a smaller external dimension of the household electrical appliance can be achieved in the state in which the power plug is inserted into the receptacle.
  • not only the storage space for the household appliance, but possibly also necessary packaging material and dimensions of a packaging of the electrical domestic appliance may be reduced.
  • the receptacle may be arranged so set back to the interior of the household electrical appliance that the power plug in the imported state in the state is essentially no longer beyond the aforementioned area, which would arise the housing would be designed without the recessed receptacle. In this way, if necessary, damage or contamination of the receptacle can be better avoided by its recessed position.
  • a household electrical appliance according to an embodiment of the power plug and the receptacle for the power plug can be designed such that the power plug is not visible in a projection of the electrical household appliance substantially when the power plug in the imported state in the recording, ie in the Recording is located.
  • it may optionally be additionally or alternatively also a further reduction of the space required for parking or packaging of the electrical household appliance achievable, for example, smaller packaging dimensions for the electrical household appliance and / or a lesser Material requirements for the packaging of the same can be achieved.
  • the receptacle may be arranged on a housing side which is hidden under normal operating conditions of the household electrical appliance. In this way, if necessary, an overall visual impression of the household electrical appliance can be improved, which is important not least in the home appliance sector for sales and distribution of the corresponding devices, if not even decisive. Additionally or alternatively, this may further reduce the risk of damage to the recording and / or contamination of the recording.
  • the housing side may be an outer casing bottom, an outer casing back wall, an outer casing side wall, or an outer casing top. Additionally or alternatively, the housing side can also be a bottom surface, a stand or a Mounting surface of the household electrical appliance. So it is, for example, in the household electrical appliance to a standard device, the corresponding side of the housing, where the receptacle is provided for the power plug, so for example, be a bottom surface or a floor space of the relevant household electrical appliance. If, on the other hand, it is a built-in appliance, the corresponding housing side may, for example, be a mounting surface via which the household electrical appliance is for example installed or installed in a built-in cupboard or another cabinet.
  • An electrical domestic appliance may further comprise a power cord connected to the power cord, the power cord being connected to the power cord through a portion of the power plug so that the power cord is at an angle of substantially 90 ° to an orientation of the at least one contact pin with the power plug is connected (angle connector).
  • the receptacle for the power plug can be designed in this case to at least partially receive the portion of the power plug. In this way, if necessary, a housing size for the household electrical appliance can be reduced even in such a case, just by the power plug has a corresponding portion, as it is used in many power plugs. In addition, if necessary, an ability of the receptacle to fix the power plug in the inserted state, if necessary, can be improved, as will be explained in more detail below.
  • the receptacle can also be designed so that it can absorb the portion of the power plug substantially completely. As a result, if appropriate, the aforementioned effects can be further increased.
  • the receptacle and the power plug may be configured to fix the power plug in the inserted state in the receptacle.
  • the household appliance may further comprise a Verklemmungs Modell which is designed to clamp a connected to the power plug power cord such that, the power plug is fixed in the inserted state in the receptacle (250), or the fixation of the power plug is supported , This allows easier handling of the household electrical appliance in the imported state, since a risk of loosening of the power plug from the receptacle during handling, ie in particular during the transport of the electrical household appliance, is reduced.
  • the power plug can be fixed by a jamming, by a tilting and / or by a catch in the receptacle.
  • the receptacle for the power plug may have an opening through which the at least one contact pin protrudes in the inserted state. This may make it possible, if necessary, to improve a mechanical fixation of the power plug in that the receptacle has a counter surface, against which the end face of the power plug can be pressed without the at least one contact pin of the power plug previously abuts against it.
  • a mechanical fixation of the power plug may be facilitated by the fact that the at least one contact pin canted in the opening, for example by the geometric configuration of the power plug and / or the interaction with the power cord.
  • an improved protection of the contact pin can be realized because it is protected by the opening structure of the receptacle from damage and / or contamination.
  • An electrical household appliance may further comprise a storage compartment for a mains cable connected to the power cord, wherein the storage compartment and the receptacle are coupled together such that the power cord does not protrude substantially beyond the housing of the household appliance, when the power plug in the inserted State is.
  • An embodiment of a household electrical appliance can not only have a receptacle for the power plug, but also a suitable storage compartment for connected to this power cord. Due to the structural design that the storage compartment and the receptacle are coupled together such that the power cord does not protrude substantially beyond the housing, a handling of the electrical household appliance be simplified by the fact that the cable protrudes substantially not over the housing.
  • a formation of loops in the power cord, which can be caught with protruding objects, such as faucets, door handles or similar structures can be significantly reduced.
  • a storage of a corresponding household electrical appliance in a cabinet or even a packaging of the same can be simplified in a transport container.
  • a corresponding coupling of the storage compartment and the receptacle can be realized for example by providing a recess in a corresponding partition or by providing a corresponding recess or opening.
  • the storage compartment can be configured such that the power cord is secured in the storage compartment against falling out.
  • the storage compartment for example, have a cable winder and / or a lid for closing the same.
  • An electric household appliance may comprise, for example, a food processor, for example a coffee machine, a toaster, a blender, a stirrer, a kettle or a microwave oven.
  • a food processor for example a coffee machine, a toaster, a blender, a stirrer, a kettle or a microwave oven.
  • an electric household appliance according to an embodiment does not constitute an extension cord, a multiple socket, a cable drum or any other device which serves primarily for the distribution of electrical energy.
  • Exemplary embodiments of the present invention can thus make it easier to accommodate the mains plug of a household electrical appliance with simple structural and cost-effective means and thus reduce the space required for accommodating or storing the household electrical appliance. Next, a visually pleasing and robust design of a household electrical appliance can be realized.
  • a domestic electrical appliance 100 which is a coffee machine 100.
  • Other embodiments include kitchen appliances, such as a toaster, blender, stirrer, kettle, or microwave oven. These may, for example, each be a stand-alone unit, but also a built-in unit. In addition, other household electrical appliances may be implemented as embodiments.
  • Fig. 1 shows an exploded perspective view of the implemented as a coffee maker 110 household electrical appliance 100
  • Fig. 2 a corresponding supervision and Fig. 3 a lateral cross-sectional view of the same along a in Fig. 2 shows as line AA drawn cutting plane.
  • the coffee machine 110 has a housing 120, which may be made of a plastic, such as an injection-moldable plastic, for example. In other embodiments, the housing 120 may also be made of other materials, such as metallic materials. In the in the Fig. 1 to 3 Rather, the housing 120 is a part of a bottom plate 130.
  • the housing 120 also has a partition wall 140 which separates an interior space 150 from a storage compartment 160 for a power cable 170 of the household electrical appliance 100. Due to the reduced representation of the Fig. 1 to 3 For example, both the interior space 150 and the storage compartment 160 are not shown as closed spaces, although they generally generally define an interior volume of the household electrical appliance 100 and the coffee machine 110, respectively.
  • the bottom plate 130 further includes a plurality of ribs 180 and channels 190 for stiffening the same. This makes it possible to manufacture the bottom plate 130 from a thinner material without adversely affecting the stability of the bottom plate 130 with respect to twisting and other mechanical stresses.
  • a corresponding embodiment of the bottom plate 130 may be embodied differently in other embodiments.
  • the storage compartment 160 serves to receive the power cable 170 and has an opening 200 in the bottom plate 130 and the housing 120, through which the power cord 170 is guided to the outside.
  • the storage compartment 160 may be closed or closed, for example, by a lid, not shown in the figures, through which the power cord 170 is secured in the storage compartment 160 against falling out.
  • a cable winder can be provided, which can serve the same purpose.
  • the cable winder may in this case require manual winding by the user of the household electrical appliance 100 or else an automatic Winding, for example, by means of a spring-loaded cable winder allow.
  • a power plug 210 Connected to the power cable 170 is a power plug 210, which comprises at least one electrical contact pin 230 on an end face 220.
  • the power plug 210 As in Fig. 1 to 3 is shown, it is a common in much of Europe and Asia Schuko plug with two substantially cylindrical pins 230-1 and 230-2. These are rounded at their ends.
  • corresponding power plug 210 may have further contact surfaces or electrical contact surfaces and electrical contacts, which may be applied, for example, in holes or other openings.
  • the electrical contact pins 230 may be made flat, for example, and optionally include other structures, such as openings or bores.
  • the electrical contact pins 230 are in this case arranged generally perpendicular to the end face 220 of the power plug 210.
  • the power plug 210 and the associated power cable 170 are here in Fig. 1 vertically offset.
  • the power plug 210 is designed as an angle plug, in which the power cable 170 and the orientation or direction of the electrical contact pins 230 form an angle of substantially 90 ° with each other.
  • the power plug 210 has a portion 240, via which the power cable 170 is connected to the power plug 210 at the aforementioned angle of substantially 90 ° to the orientation of the contact pins 230.
  • the use of such an angle plug allows in many cases a more compact design of the corresponding household electrical appliance, but is far from a necessary condition in the implementation of a corresponding embodiment.
  • the power plug 210 and the power cord 170 are in this case designed such that the household electrical appliance 100, that is, for example, in the Fig. 1 to 3 shown coffee maker 110, about this with electrical energy substantially for consumption is supplied by the household electrical appliance 100 in its intended use.
  • the household electrical appliance 100 that is, for example, in the Fig. 1 to 3 shown coffee maker 110
  • electrical energy substantially for consumption is supplied by the household electrical appliance 100 in its intended use.
  • in this case represent energy contributions, which are due for example to reactive power, power losses, and self-consumption of switching components and control circuits, as well as indicator lights and other displays, no energy that is essentially to a proper use and consumption by the electrical domestic appliance 100 serve.
  • Energy consumption for example due to contact resistances of a switch or the presence of a lamp which merely indicates the operation of the respective domestic electrical appliance 100, in this sense does not constitute electrical energy essentially for consumption by the household electrical appliance 100 in its intended use serves.
  • an extension cable, a multiple socket, a cable drum or other device which primarily serves for the distribution of electrical energy, not exemplary embodiments of a domestic electrical appliance in the sense of the present description.
  • make food processors and kitchen appliances such as a coffee machine Toaster, a mixer, a stirrer, a kettle or a microwave oven, corresponding embodiments of a household electrical appliance 100.
  • These can be designed as a standard unit or as a built-in device.
  • An electrical household appliance 100 that is, for example, in Fig. 1 to 3 Coffee maker 110 shown, further comprises a receptacle 250 for the power plug 210.
  • the receptacle 250 for the power plug in the housing 120 is in this case designed such that the power plug 210 with the end face 220 is first inserted into the receptacle 250.
  • the FIGS. 2 and 3 show here the power plug 210 in a corresponding imported state while in Fig. 1 - Due to the exploded view selected there - the power plug 210 is located vertically offset relative to the receptacle 250.
  • the receptacle 250 in this case has a portion 260 which is designed to receive the portion 240 of the power plug 210, which in turn serves to guide the power cable 170 substantially perpendicular to the orientation of the electrical contact pins 230.
  • the portion 260 of the receptacle 250 is in the in the Fig. 1 to 3 embodiment shown here designed so that it can absorb the portion 240 of the power plug 210 substantially completely.
  • the section 260 of the receptacle 250 may also be designed, if implemented at all, to receive the section 240 of the power plug 210 only partially with respect to a height along the orientation of the electrical contact pins 230 or also in the direction perpendicular thereto.
  • the receptacle 250 is arranged offset from an outer contour of the housing 120 in the direction of the interior 150, that is, toward an interior of the household electrical appliance 100.
  • a space requirement for the household electrical appliance 100 in a intended for packaging or stowing state in which the power plug 210 is just inserted into the receptacle 250, compared to a variant in which the receptacle 250 is not set back from the contour of the housing 120 is to be further reduced.
  • a projection of the household electrical appliance 100 when the power plug 210 is inserted into the receptacle 250 state can, for example, run perpendicular to a direction that runs parallel to the end face 220 of the power plug 210 when it is currently in the receptacle 250.
  • a projection shows for example Fig. 3 ,
  • the power plug 210 and the receptacle 250 are formed such that the power plug 210 in the inserted state substantially not via a in Fig. 3 shown by a dashed line line 270 out, which would have the housing without the recessed receptacle 250.
  • the recording 250 is at the in Fig. 1 to 3 embodiment shown integrated on an outer housing bottom side of the coffee machine 110.
  • This housing side is hidden under normal operating conditions of the coffee machine 110, ie under normal operating conditions of the household electrical appliance 100. This not only allows a more compact storage of the power plug 210, it may also be possible to provide a visually pleasing housing 120. More specifically, it is in the in the Fig. 1 to 3 shown Coffee maker 110 to a stand device, so that the corresponding side of the case represents a footprint or a bottom surface of the household appliance.
  • the receptacle 250 may also be implemented on another housing side, such as an outer housing back wall, an outer housing sidewall, or an outer housing top. This may also be hidden under normal operating conditions of the household electrical appliance.
  • the use of these sides of the housing can be advisable, for example in the case of a built-in appliance, if the corresponding housing side is, for example, a mounting surface or another concealed side of the household electrical appliance 100.
  • a mounting surface in this context is one through which the electrical household appliance with a cabinet or a built-in wardrobe is mechanically connected.
  • the recording 250 has at the in the Fig. 1 to 3 In the embodiment shown, a number of openings 280 corresponding to the number of electrical contact pins 230, through which the electrical contact pins 230 protrude in the inserted state.
  • the household electrical appliance 100 as it is in the Fig. 1 to 3 is shown, thus has a total of two openings 280-1 and 280-2, which are provided in a mating surface 290 of the receptacle 250 and against which the end face 220 of the power plug 210 can be inserted.
  • not only the electrical contact pins 230 of the power plug 210 can be better protected from contamination and / or damage in that they now protrude into the inner space 150 of the housing 120, in which in the Fig.
  • the receptacle 250 and the power plug 210 may be designed accordingly to at least support a fixation of the power plug 210.
  • the fixing takes place here by tilting or jamming of the power plug 210 and / or its electrical contact pins 230 in interaction with the openings 280 of the receptacle 250th
  • the housing 120 further includes a clamping structure 300 having two opposing protrusions 310-1 and 310-2, between which a recess is formed into which the power cord 170 is insertable.
  • the clamping structure 300 or the two projections 310 are designed such that the power cable 170 can be clamped by the latter, that is to say due to a force and possibly partially synonymous positive connection is maintained.
  • a corresponding fixation of the power plug 210 in the receptacle 250 can also be realized by a differently executed jamming, by a differently executed canting but also alternatively or additionally thereto by a locking.
  • the receptacle 250 may be equipped with a tongue or the power plug 210 with a corresponding retaining lug, so that upon insertion of the power plug 210 into the receptacle 250 of the power plug 210 is latched in the receptacle 250.
  • the receptacle 250 may be a corresponding shape and the power plug 210 made of a mechanically at least slightly deformable material, so that the power plug 210 is inserted into the receptacle 250 under pressure against the mechanical deformation of the power plug 210, so that against falling out by a non-positive Connection is held in the sense of a releasable press fit again.
  • the number and design of the openings 280 can be configured differently in other embodiments.
  • a plurality of electrical contact pins 230 may be guided through a common opening 280.
  • this may also result in a suitable fixation by jamming or jamming of the power plug 210 for fixing the same.
  • the opening 200 which couple the storage compartment 160 and the receptacle 250 with one another, is designed in such a way that the power cable 170 essentially does not touch the housing 120 of the housing Household appliance 100 protrudes when the power plug 210 is in the introduced state in the receptacle 250, as well as in the Fig. 1 to 3 is shown.
  • a storage area or a storage volume for the household electrical appliance 100 can be further reduced if necessary compared to a solution without such a guide of the power cable 170.
  • the power cord 170 may be stored in a possibly optionally implemented storage compartment 160, while the plug or power plug 210 may be fixed to the floor or other housing side of the appliance by insertion into a receptacle 250.
  • a domestic electrical appliance 100 thus enables an integrated fixation for a power plug or plug 210 in the receptacle 250. It can be used an embodiment of a corresponding household electrical appliance 100, for example in the context of coffee machines 110, such as filter coffee machines, but also as part of a toaster, blender, stirrer, kettle, microwave oven or other food processor or other kitchen appliance.
  • a receptacle 250 for a corresponding power plug 210 is not a power outlet, such as an extension cord, a multiple socket, a cable drum or other device is found, which serves primarily for the distribution of electrical energy.
  • the receptacle 250 for the power plug 210 is generally configured such that the at least one electrical contact pin 230 is in contact with at most one or more electrically insulating materials when the power plug 210 is in the state inserted into the receptacle 250.
  • the receptacle 250 therefore typically comprises no conductive components, with which the at least one contact pin 230 of the power plug in the imported state in contact or in contact.
  • the at least one contact pin 230 of the power plug 210 is electrically in contact with other components thereof at most via the power cord 170 of the household electrical appliance 100 connected to the power plug 210 when the power plug is in the condition inserted into the receptacle 250.
  • a corresponding other component, with which the contact pin is connected via the power cord may include, for example, electrical circuits, electric motors or electrical heating elements, to name just a few examples.
  • Embodiments of the present invention can thus facilitate easier housing of the power plug 210 of a household electrical appliance 100 with simple constructive and inexpensive means and thus reduce a space requirement for housing or storing the household electrical appliance 100. Furthermore, a visually pleasing and robust design of a domestic electrical appliance 100 can be realized.

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FR2259513A1 (en) * 1974-01-25 1975-08-22 Cadillac France Device for holding electrical appliance cable coiled - has hooks holding cable and holes for plug pins
US4067526A (en) * 1976-11-19 1978-01-10 The Buckeye Stamping Company Support-foot and cord-retainer
DE8507511U1 (de) * 1985-03-14 1985-06-20 Stephan Nahrath Stanz- und Emaillierwerk, 4730 Ahlen Elektrotopf, insbesondere Elektroeinkocher
FR2608851A1 (fr) * 1986-07-21 1988-06-24 Tanesie Jean Louis Dispositif pour maintenir enroule le cable d'alimentation electrique d'un appareil electrique portable ou portatif
DE20101893U1 (de) * 2001-02-03 2001-08-16 Malbertz Gabi Abschließbare Vorrichtung zur Aufnahme von Steckern handelsüblicher Elektrogeräte
DE102008012323A1 (de) * 2008-03-03 2009-09-10 BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH Halterung für Steckverbinder eines Kältegerätes

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FR2259513A1 (en) * 1974-01-25 1975-08-22 Cadillac France Device for holding electrical appliance cable coiled - has hooks holding cable and holes for plug pins
US4067526A (en) * 1976-11-19 1978-01-10 The Buckeye Stamping Company Support-foot and cord-retainer
DE8507511U1 (de) * 1985-03-14 1985-06-20 Stephan Nahrath Stanz- und Emaillierwerk, 4730 Ahlen Elektrotopf, insbesondere Elektroeinkocher
FR2608851A1 (fr) * 1986-07-21 1988-06-24 Tanesie Jean Louis Dispositif pour maintenir enroule le cable d'alimentation electrique d'un appareil electrique portable ou portatif
DE20101893U1 (de) * 2001-02-03 2001-08-16 Malbertz Gabi Abschließbare Vorrichtung zur Aufnahme von Steckern handelsüblicher Elektrogeräte
DE102008012323A1 (de) * 2008-03-03 2009-09-10 BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH Halterung für Steckverbinder eines Kältegerätes

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