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EP3118367B1
EP3118367B1 EP16177256.1A EP16177256A EP3118367B1 EP 3118367 B1 EP3118367 B1 EP 3118367B1 EP 16177256 A EP16177256 A EP 16177256A EP 3118367 B1 EP3118367 B1 EP 3118367B1
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Behnam Mirshekari
Thomas Ristau
Andreas Karlsson
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    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06FLAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F58/00Domestic laundry dryers
    • D06F58/20General details of domestic laundry dryers 
    • D06F58/22Lint collecting arrangements
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    • D06TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06FLAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F58/00Domestic laundry dryers
    • D06F58/02Domestic laundry dryers having dryer drums rotating about a horizontal axis

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  • the invention relates to a tumble dryer, in particular heat pump tumble dryer, with a laundry drum for receiving laundry to be dried, and a heat unit, in particular a heat pump unit, for generating heated process air for drying the laundry in the laundry drum, wherein the laundry drum through an air return duct is connected to a process air inlet of the heat unit (23) to supply the process air humidified by the laundry to the heat unit, and wherein the air return passage has a deflection area to supply the process air deflected to the process air inlet and the deflection area is formed by the Process air inlet of the heat unit is arranged spaced from the front of the housing of the dryer, wherein the front of the housing of the clothes dryer has a removable cover which can at least partially close the deflection region, wherein between the laundry drum (15) and the process air inlet at least one filter for filtering the humidified process air is arranged in the deflection region.
  • Such a tumble dryer is from the WO2015 / 101387 A1 known.
  • a clothes dryer with a filter unit consisting of a first and a second filter element known, which are connected to a cover for the air duct and removably disposed in front of the heat exchanger.
  • the removable filter unit is arranged behind a housing door.
  • laundry laundry dryers are usually used. These include the heat pump tumble dryer. These have a closed heat pump cycle with a compressor, an evaporator, a condenser and an expansion valve. Through this heat pump cycle the process air moisture is removed, which was previously removed from the laundry.
  • the previously heated by the heat pump cycle and dehumidified process air is passed through a fan through an air supply duct in a laundry drum of the clothes dryer.
  • the laundry to be dried is usually moved by rotation, so that the process air can reach the laundry as completely and uniformly as possible.
  • the process air absorbs moisture from the laundry and dries it.
  • the moist process air then returns via an air return channel to the heat pump cycle.
  • the moisture extracted from the laundry is condensed from the process air and in liquid form to the outside dissipated.
  • the energy extracted from the process air is returned to the process air so that the process air, once heated, leaves the heat pump cycle in the direction of the laundry drum.
  • the cycle of process air is closed in this way.
  • the EP 2 642 018 A2 relates to a heat pump tumble dryer in which the heat pump cycle is arranged as a compact unit in itself removably disposed below the laundry drum, etc.
  • the input and output of the process air into and out of the heat pump circuit is arranged at the top of the unit directly vertically oriented upward.
  • the process air inlet of the heat pump cycle has a horizontally disposed filter to remove the lint from the process air.
  • the assembly of the heat pump cycle can eg be removed in a horizontal direction from the heat pump tumble dryer or introduced into this.
  • the DE 42 12 700 A1 relates to a heat pump tumble dryer, the heat pump cycle is also arranged as a compact unit below the laundry drum, etc. and removable in the horizontal or can be pulled out.
  • the heat pump cycle is designed for this purpose as a drawer, which can be moved horizontally on slides. In this way, the maintenance of the heat pump cycle should be simplified.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a clothes dryer of the type described above, so that filters for removing lint and the like from the process air stream can be easily and reliably cleaned. In particular, this should be done without removing the heat unit and components thereof. In particular, this should be done safely by the user instead of specialist personnel.
  • the present invention relates to a clothes dryer, in particular a heat pump tumble dryer, with a laundry drum for receiving laundry to be dried and a heat unit, in particular a heat pump unit, for generating heated process air for drying the laundry in the laundry drum, wherein the laundry drum an air return passage having a process air inlet of the Heat unit is connected to supply the moistened by the laundry process air of the heat unit. At least one filter for filtering the humidified process air is arranged between the laundry drum and the process air inlet.
  • Such clothes dryers are known from the prior art and return the humidified process air directly vertically from above into the heat unit.
  • the process air inlet of such known tumble dryer is thus aligned in the horizontal, i. on top of the heat unit. This applies to a corresponding filter in front of the process air inlet, which is also to be arranged horizontally on top of the heat unit and thus can only be cleaned from above.
  • the inventive clothes dryer includes an air return passage having a diverting area for supplying the process air diverted to the process air inlet, the filter being disposed in the diverting area.
  • the process air inlet of a laundry drier according to the invention is not arranged horizontally on top of the heat unit but the process air inlet or the surface of its opening is inclined at an angle to the horizontal, so that the humidified process air from the laundry drum to the process air inlet the rectilinear flow direction is deflected. This deflection is preferably about 90 °.
  • This area of the air return channel is referred to as the deflection area.
  • the invention is based on the recognition that by this deflection of the process air, a region of the air return channel can be created, which can be made easily accessible to the user, e.g. by opening the housing of the tumble dryer from the front. If at least one filter is arranged in this deflection region, this can also be easy, convenient and quickly accessible and clean for the user.
  • the filter can be arranged in front of the process air inlet, so that the heat unit neither has to be removed nor changed in order to be able to carry out the cleaning of the filter.
  • This can make cleaning the filter easier than with the known tumble dryers.
  • this is not a specialist required but the cleaning of the filter can be made by the user. Safety risks for the user can also be reduced or avoided because the heat unit can remain untouched when cleaning the filter.
  • the deflection region is formed in that the process air inlet of the heat unit is arranged at a distance from the housing front side of the tumble dryer.
  • the housing front side of the tumble dryer has a removable cover which can at least partially close the deflection region.
  • the deflection area can thus be formed by the two side walls and the bottom as fixed surfaces of the tumble dryer housing in combination with the front of the heat unit and the removable cover.
  • the deflection area can be open.
  • the front of the heat unit has the process air inlet. By opening or removing the cover, the deflection area can be accessed from the front. As a result, the deflection area for cleaning the filter can be made easily, quickly and conveniently.
  • the inventive laundry dryer comprises at least a first filter, which is arranged at least partially in the deflection region and opposite the process air inlet at an angle ⁇ greater than 0 ° and less than 90 °, preferably at an angle ⁇ greater than about 30 ° and less than 90 °, more preferably in an angle ⁇ of about 60 ° aligned.
  • the angle is measured by the area of the front of the heat unit around its upper edge.
  • the first filter may slightly protrude toward the user or protrude from the surface of the front of the heat unit. Since the heat unit is usually arranged below the laundry drum, the first filter is thus arranged very close to the ground before the process air inlet.
  • the angled projection of the first filter towards the user makes the first filter easier to access for the user, which makes it easier, faster and more convenient to clean. Furthermore, the first filter can be better brought into the stream of process air by the angling. Furthermore, there is room for another filter behind the first filter.
  • the first filter can be arranged at least slightly sloping.
  • the lint trapped from the process air may slip by itself toward the openable cover, making it easier for the user to remove.
  • a certain self-cleaning function may result from the fact that the higher area of the first filter, from which the lint can slip down, remains lint-free longer than with a horizontal orientation of the first filter.
  • the first filter is at least partially attached to the housing of the tumble dryer.
  • the attachment of the first filter to the housing preferably has a seal to ensure that the lint-containing humidified process air is completely passed through the first filter.
  • the first filter thereby becomes a part of the tumble dryer housing, i. it is not attributable to the heat unit. Therefore, the first filter can also be removed, e.g. for cleaning, repair or replacement without having to change the heat unit. This may be safer for the user, so that the user may e.g. The replacement of a first filter can perform even without specialist staff, which can make this cheaper and easier for the user.
  • the first filter at least in sections on a seal which can act sealingly against the cover.
  • the first filter may protrude freely to the cover in the deflection area, which may have the advantage that the first filter can be easily and conveniently accessible from the top and bottom of the user for cleaning. So that the lint-containing humidified process air is nevertheless guided completely through the first filter, the edge of the first filter projecting toward the cover may have a seal which, in the closed state of the cover, can seal the first filter in this direction.
  • the tumble dryer has at least one second filter, which is arranged at least partially in the deflection region between the first filter and the process air inlet.
  • a second filtering of the lint-containing moisturized process air can be provided in order to increase the overall filtering effect.
  • the same or different types of filters can be used to achieve the desired filter effect.
  • different filter finenesses can be selected so that the first filter can trap the larger lint and the second filter can filter out the finer lint from the process air due to its more dense filter pores that have passed through the first filter. This can keep each individual filter free of deposited fluff for a longer period of time so that even more process air can flow through it, as a result of which the cleaning of the filters must be carried out less frequently.
  • the second filter is at an angle ⁇ greater than 0 ° with respect to the process air inlet and smaller than the angle ⁇ of the first filter, preferably at an angle ⁇ greater than 0 ° and substantially smaller than the angle ⁇ of the first filter, particularly preferably at an angle ⁇ of about 10 ° aligned.
  • the angle ⁇ of the second filter to be selected smaller than the angle ⁇ of the first filter can therefore be done to order the second filter between the process air inlet and the first filter can.
  • Choosing the angle ⁇ of the second filter substantially smaller than the angle ⁇ of the first filter can ensure that sufficient distance can be created between the two filters so that the lint deposited on the second filter can not clog the first filter from the rear side thereof. Also, sufficient space for the user can be created in this way to be able to clean the second filter from the front. This applies in particular to the choice of the angle ⁇ of the second filter of about 10 °.
  • the second filter is fixedly arranged on the heat unit in front of the process air inlet.
  • the second filter is an integral part of the heat unit.
  • the second filter can only be cleaned from the front or obliquely from above.
  • the process air inlet can be protected from the access of the user by the fixed mounting of the second filter, which can increase the safety of the clothes dryer.
  • the clothes dryer has at least a third filter disposed within the heat unit between the process air inlet and a heat exchanger.
  • a third filter disposed within the heat unit between the process air inlet and a heat exchanger.
  • This third filter due to its arrangement within the heat unit, can only be cleaned by qualified personnel, because for this purpose the heat unit must be removed from the tumble dryer in order to make the third filter accessible.
  • the heat unit has on its underside at least one roller, preferably at least one roller pair, on which the heat unit can be rolled on the housing bottom of the clothes dryer in the longitudinal direction. This allows the insertion and removal of the heat unit, e.g. be facilitated as a modular and self-contained unit.
  • the roller or the roller pair is preferably located towards the back of the heat unit, so that when inserting the heat unit in the dryer equal contact with housing bottom can be recorded and the roller (s) can perform their function or can.
  • the heat unit can be placed with the roller or rollers on the bottom of the tumble dryer and then easily on the front be raised so that the heat unit can be pushed into position. This can facilitate the installation or in reverse order the expansion for the specialist, because the front of the dryer can be easily and conveniently accessible.
  • the roller or the roller pair may preferably be embedded in the underside of the heat unit in order to increase the height of the heat unit as little as possible and thereby reduce the space required within the tumble dryer for the heat unit.
  • the heat unit has at least one latch, preferably a latching mechanism, with which the heat unit introduced into the heat dryer can be secured at least in the longitudinal direction.
  • the latch is preferably located at the leading edge of the heat unit because it can be easily accessed thereby, in particular for releasing the latch, e.g. to exchange the heat unit.
  • the latch may preferably be a longitudinally to the front of the housing of the tumble dryer outstanding sheet, which may be resilient in height. Such a sheet may optionally be resiliently bent up when inserting the heat unit into the tumble dryer and then behind e.g. engage a locking receptacle in the form of an edge on the housing bottom of the clothes dryer, so that a positive locking can be effected in the longitudinal direction.
  • the latch has a fuse holder as a recess, e.g. in the form of a hole. Through the fuse holder, a fuse such as a screw are guided to the latch in the locked state on the housing bottom in a housing-side securing receptacle arranged there, for. screw in the form of a threaded hole.
  • the recess is a slot, which is aligned in the transverse direction, so that a certain compensation of tolerances may be possible.
  • the clothes dryer has a lower frame through which the heat unit can be inserted in the longitudinal direction, wherein the lower frame at least partially has a front edge at which a corresponding edge of the heat unit during insertion to Concern can be brought.
  • the lower frame of the tumble drier can be U-shaped like a bridge, so that the laundry drum can be carried on the lower frame by means of an upper frame.
  • a space below the laundry drum in which the heat unit can be introduced eg as a modular and self-contained unit.
  • the front edge of the lower frame acts as a stop against the corresponding counterpart of the heat unit, which can be formed by a corresponding peripheral edge.
  • the leading edge of the lower frame is limited by the abutment of the edge of the heat unit whose insertion through the lower frame therethrough. In this way, the adoption of the desired positioning of the heat unit can be easily and reliably achieved. In this position, a backup can be done by the lock described above.
  • at least one seal is provided between the two edges, which preferably adjusts to the edge of the heat unit and is oriented towards the front edge of the lower frame, since the mounting of the seal on the more easily accessible heat unit can be made easier and more convenient within the Housing of the tumble dryer.
  • the heat unit has an inlet of a desuperheater, through which air can be introduced into the housing of the tumble dryer, the inlet having a filter, which can preferably be held by a receptacle such that The filter is inserted from above into the receptacle.
  • the desuperheater can remove heat from the heat unit to the outside, i. to the environment, serve. Therefore, the air of the desuperheater does not constitute process air of the closed circle of the heat unit but is on one side of the tumble dryer such as e.g. the front sucked and elsewhere such. the back of the clothes dryer returned to the environment.
  • the desuperheater takes the air from the environment by means of a blower, passing it in the interior of the heat unit to a heat exchanger as the actual desuperheater and then leads them back out of the housing again.
  • the filter of the desuperheater is used to protect against the introduction of lint, dust, small parts, etc. in the dryer and can therefore be arranged completely outwards, preferably directly from the inside to the inside of the front of the housing or the cover, so that in this way a seal the air flow of the desuperheater against the closed process air circuit of the heat unit can be achieved.
  • an additional seal may be provided.
  • This type of mounting of this filter has the advantage that after removing the cover, the front of the filter of the desuperheater can be cleaned directly from the front. Inserting the desuperheater filter from above can make installation and replacement quick and easy. This can be done without user intervention in the heat unit, because the filter of the desuperheater can be placed outside the heat unit, which can increase safety.
  • the heat unit can preferably be designed as a modular and self-contained structural unit, in particular compact. As a result, the heat unit can be manufactured separately or procured. Also, the same heat unit can be used for various embodiments of tumble dryers. Furthermore, the heat unit can be easily mounted and replaced.
  • a clothes dryer 1 has a heat unit 23 in the form of a heat pump unit 23, which generate the heat required for drying the wet laundry or can remove the moisture extracted from the laundry from the process air.
  • the tumble dryer 1 has a housing 10, which in the longitudinal direction X or in the depth X to the front, ie toward the user, a housing front side 11 which is formed at the height Z in the lower region by a removable cover 12.
  • the housing 10 further has a front side of the housing 11 in the longitudinal direction X opposite housing rear side 13, which are both mounted on a housing bottom 14. This also applies to a left side of the housing 52 and a right side of the housing 53, which are arranged opposite one another in the transverse direction Y.
  • the cover 12 is rectangular, can with its lower edge in the height Z, for example by means of a projection behind a corresponding paragraph in the housing bottom 14th grab (not shown) and then folded into the closed position, where the cover 12 relative to the front of the housing 11 by a rotatable bolt 50 can be securely held (see, eg Fig. 1 and 2 ).
  • a grid 51 is positioned directly in front of the entrance of a desuperheater, so that air from the environment can be supplied to the desuperheater (see, eg Fig. 1 . 2 and 4 ).
  • a U-shaped lower frame 19 is arranged on the housing bottom 14, which may also be referred to as a frame bridge 19 due to its shape.
  • an upper frame 16 is arranged, which carries a laundry drum 15. Further, a motor 49 of the laundry drum 15 is supported by the upper frame 16 (see, for example, FIG Fig. 1 and 3 ). The motor 49 is disposed above the laundry drum 15 to provide space below the laundry drum 15 for the heat unit 23.
  • a coarse filter 22 is arranged, which is formed by a cylindrical cage through whose openings air can pass.
  • the coarse filter 22 is an extension of the laundry drum 15 in the longitudinal direction X and serves to catch the laundry itself and small items such as coins or other objects, so that they can not get into the interior of the clothes dryer 1 (see, eg Fig. 1 ).
  • an air return passage 21 through the front of the housing 11, the upper frame 16 and the two sides of the housing 52, 53 is formed, which is aligned in the height Z.
  • the air return duct 21, the humidified process air from the laundry drum 15 via a process air inlet 29 into the heat unit 23 are performed.
  • the humidified process air can be deprived of moisture and the dry process air can be returned to the laundry drum 15 again.
  • the moisture removed from the humidified process air can be removed from the tumble dryer 1 in liquid form via a condensate drain 44 (cf., for example, US Pat Fig. 3 and 5 ).
  • the heat unit 23 is designed as a modular and self-contained structural unit, which can be installed as a whole in the tumble dryer 1 or removed from it (cf., for example Fig. 1 and 4 ).
  • the heat unit 23 in turn has a housing 24, which is formed thermally insulating in order to keep the heat of the process cycle as well as possible within the heat unit 23 can.
  • the heat unit 23 has a top 25, a bottom 26, a right side 27, a left side 28 and a Front 54 on. In the rear region of the upper side 25 of the process air outlet 30 is arranged, which is in the installed state in contact with the air supply passage 17.
  • the front side 54 of the heat unit 23 is set back in the longitudinal direction X with respect to the housing front 11 and the cover 12, whereby an empty vestibule 31 between the housing sides 52, 53, the housing bottom 14, the cover 12 and the front side 54 of the heat Unit 23 is created (cf., eg Fig. 1 ).
  • This area 31 is assigned to the air return channel 21, as it extends its straight down-oriented area to the process air inlet 29 of the heat unit 23.
  • the process air is deflected by 90 ° through this region, which is why this region 31 is to be designated as the deflection region 31 of the air return duct 17.
  • the humidified process air from the laundry drum 15 passes through the coarse filter 22 in the air return passage 17 and is the process air inlet 29 of the heat unit 23 is fed via the deflection region 31 in the lower region of the tumble dryer 1 directly above the housing bottom 14 by 90 ° ,
  • the deflection region 31 offers the advantage that it can be made directly and easily accessible to the user by removing the cover 12 from the front of the housing 11 of the tumble dryer 1. For this reason, a first filter 32 is arranged in the deflection region 31 (cf., for example Fig. 1 and 4 ) to remove lint from the humidified process air and to keep the lint from the heat unit 23 in this way.
  • the first filter 32 is arranged with its rear edge on the upper frame 16 and on the inner sides of the two sides of the housing 52, 53 fixed and sealed.
  • the first filter 32 protrudes into the deflection region 31 and abuts against the inside of the built-in cover 12, against which the first filter 32 is sealed with a seal 33 in order to guide the humidified process air completely through the first filter 32.
  • the first filter 32 falls significantly forward, so that between the process air inlet 29 and the front 54 of the heat unit 23 and the first filter 32 an angle ⁇ of about 60 ° is included (see, eg Fig. 6 ).
  • of about 60 ° is included (see, eg Fig. 6 ).
  • lint which accumulate on the top of the first filter 32, ie on the coarse filter 22 facing side of the first filter 32, to the front edge, ie the cover 12, slide down, so that the first filter 32 in a can clean certain dimensions automatically.
  • the first filter 32 is arranged in the deflection region 31 such that the removal of the cover 12, the top of the first filter 32 is easily accessible to the user so that the lint accumulated there can be easily, quickly and easily removed.
  • a second filter 34 is further arranged, which with respect to the process air inlet 29 and the front side 54 of the heat unit 23 has an angle ⁇ of about 10 ° (see, for example Fig. 4 and 6 ).
  • the second filter 34 is fixedly mounted on the front side 54 of the heat unit 23, whereby the heat unit 23 is closed and made inaccessible to the user for safety reasons.
  • the second filter 34 is sealed to the heat unit 23 with a seal 35, in order to lead the process air completely through the second filter 34 at this point.
  • a third filter (not shown) is arranged between the second filter 34 and a heat exchanger of the heat unit 23, which as a further filter stage previously not filtered from the process air lint and the like can keep away from the heat exchanger.
  • This third filter is accessible only by opening the heat unit 23 for cleaning etc. by qualified personnel.
  • the frame bridge 19 has in the longitudinal direction X to the front of the housing 11 toward a front edge 20, which is U-shaped.
  • the heat unit 23 has a corresponding peripheral edge 36, which is arranged on the upper side 25, the right side 27 and the left side 28 of the heat unit 23 (cf., for example Fig. 1 and 4 to 6 ).
  • This peripheral edge 36 protrudes in each case in the transverse direction Y and in the height Z so far out that the peripheral edge 36 may rest against the front edge 20 of the frame bridge 19 from the front in a form-fitting manner.
  • the heat unit 23 can be inserted from the front through the frame bridge 19 into the lower region of the tumble dryer 1 on the housing bottom 14 and be positioned in its final position safely and easily by the heat unit 23 is pushed so far until it rests with its peripheral edge 36 against the front edge 20 of the frame bridge 19 and further insertion in the longitudinal direction X is blocked.
  • the peripheral edge 36 has a seal 37, which is aligned to the front edge 20 of the frame bridge 19 out and pressed together when the edges 20, 36 together so that a secure seal the process air flow can also be achieved at this point.
  • the peripheral edge 36 is formed for this reason as the front edge 20 of the frame bridge 19 out bent sheet, so that the seal 37 realized as a plug-on seal 37 and on the bent peripheral edge 36 simply in the longitudinal direction X can be attached from behind (see, eg Fig. 5 ).
  • a lock 46 in the form of an outstanding plate 46 is arranged on the lower edge of the front side 54 of the heat unit 23, which protrudes flat towards the front (cf., for example Fig. 1 and 4 ).
  • a corresponding locking receptacle 47 in the form of two screws 47 is arranged, which are screwed into the housing bottom 14 (cf. Fig. 7 ).
  • the sheet 46 has a securing receptacle 48 in the form of a transverse hole Y aligned in the transverse direction Y.
  • a fuse 55 in the form of a screw 55 (see, eg Fig. 4 ) and in a corresponding securing receptacle 56 of the housing bottom 14 in the form of a threaded bore 56 (cf., eg Fig. 7 ) by screwing in and secured.
  • the sheet 46 can be additionally secured in its locked position in the longitudinal direction X.
  • a securing of the position of the heat unit 23 in the transverse direction Y can take place, whereby through the slot 48 certain tolerances can be compensated.
  • the heat unit 23 has on its underside 26 a roller pair 43 which is arranged in the rear area of the heat unit 23, ie the rear side of the housing 13 (cf. eg Fig. 6 ).
  • the heat unit 23 can be placed with its rear portion with the pair of rollers 43 in the front region, ie the housing front side 11 facing portion of the housing bottom 14 and then rolled into its final position through the frame bridge 19 in the longitudinal direction X.
  • the rollers 43 are embedded in the bottom 26 of the heat unit 23 in order to keep the overall height of the heat unit 23 as flat as possible.
  • the heat unit 23 In its rear region, the heat unit 23 has the process air outlet 30 on its upper side 25. In order to connect this also airtight with the air supply channel 17, the heat unit 23 at its upper side 25 has a trapezoidal indentation 38 (see eg Fig. 4 and 5 ).
  • the trapezoid extends tapering towards the front, so that the indentation 38 is formed wider towards the rear side of the housing 13.
  • the indentation 38 is furthermore designed to be open toward the rear of the housing 13.
  • the air supply channel 17 has a lower outer edge 18, which in the height Z so far projects downwards, so that the heat unit 23 in the fully inserted operating condition with the three edges of the trapezoidal indentation 38 in the longitudinal direction X and in the transverse direction Y against the lower outer edge 18 of the air supply channel 17 is present.
  • the lower outer edge 18 protrudes in the height Z approximately to the upper side 25 of the heat unit 23 formed by the indentation 38, so that the most dense arrangement between the process air outlet 30 and the air supply duct 17 can be created.
  • the lower outer edge 18 of the air supply channel 17 has a horizontal seal 39. This is, comparable to the seal 37 of the peripheral edge 36 of the heat unit 23, attached to the horizontally bent edge of the lower outer edge 18 as a plug-on seal 39, so that by introducing the heat unit 23 in the longitudinal direction X, the flanks of the trapezoidal indentation 38th be pressed perpendicular to the horizontal seal 39 of the lower outer edge 18 as possible.
  • this has in its interior a desuperheater (not shown). From the outside air can be sucked through the grid 51 of the housing front side 11 by means of a blower (not shown) parallel to the closed loop of the process air in the tumble dryer 1. This outside air is fed to the grid 51 through a filter 41 to an inlet 40 of the desuperheater.
  • the filter 41 is used to filter dust and the like from the outside air, which could otherwise be deposited in the desuperheater or behind it.
  • the filter 41 is held by a receptacle 42 in front of the entrance 40 of the desuperheater.
  • the receptacle 42 is formed as a sheet open at the top, so that the filter 41 can be removed very easily and quickly by the user for cleaning or replacement and reinserted.
  • the heat unit 23 has a control unit 45, which is arranged outside the thermally insulating housing 24 of the heat unit 23 (cf., for example Fig. 4 and 5 ).
  • the required electrical connections of the control unit 45 are guided through openings of the housing 24. In this way, the heat of the heat unit 23 can be kept away from the control unit 45, which is why it must be designed less thermally resistant, which can make the production cheaper. Also, this may increase the life of the control unit 45.

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  1. Sèche-linge (1), en particulier sèche-linge à pompe à chaleur (1), comprenant un tambour à linge (15) servant à recevoir du linge à sécher et une unité de chauffage (23), en particulier une unité de pompe à chaleur (23), servant à produire de l'air de traitement réchauffé servant au séchage du linge dans le tambour à linge (15), le tambour à linge (15) étant relié à une entrée d'air de traitement (29) de l'unité de chauffage (23) par le biais d'une conduite de recirculation d'air (21), afin d'acheminer à l'unité de chauffage (23) l'air de traitement humidifié par le linge, et la conduite de recirculation d'air (21) comprenant une zone de déviation (31) pour acheminer l'air de traitement de manière déviée jusqu'à l'entrée d'air de traitement (29) et la zone de déviation (31) étant formée de telle sorte que l'entrée d'air de traitement (29) de l'unité de chauffage (21) soit disposée de manière espacée du côté avant de carter (11) du sèche-linge (1), le côté avant de carter (11) du sèche-linge (1) comprenant un couvercle (12) amovible, lequel peut au moins partiellement fermer la zone de déviation (31), au moins un filtre (32, 34) servant à filtrer l'air de traitement humidifié étant disposé dans la zone de déviation (31) entre le tambour de lavage (15) et l'entrée d'air de traitement (29), un premier filtre (32) étant disposé au moins partiellement dans la zone de déviation (31) et un deuxième filtre (34) étant disposé au moins partiellement dans la zone de déviation (31) entre le premier filtre (32) et l'entrée d'air de traitement (29),
    caractérisé en ce que
    le premier filtre (32) est orienté par rapport à l'entrée d'air de traitement (29) suivant un angle (a) supérieur à 0 ° et inférieur à 90 °, de préférence suivant un angle (a) supérieur à environ 30 ° et inférieur à 90 °, de manière particulièrement préférée suivant un angle (a) d'environ 60 °, et est fixé au moins partiellement au carter (10) du sèche-linge (1), le premier filtre (32) comprenant, au moins dans certaines zones, un joint d'étanchéité (33) qui peut agir de manière étanche vis-à-vis du couvercle (12), le deuxième filtre (34) étant orienté par rapport à l'entrée d'air de traitement (29) suivant un angle (β) supérieur à 0 ° et inférieur à l'angle (a) du premier filtre (32), de préférence suivant un angle (β) supérieur à 0 ° et sensiblement inférieur à l'angle (a) du premier filtre (32), de manière particulièrement préférée suivant un angle (β) d'environ 10 °, le deuxième filtre (34) étant disposé fixement sur l'unité de chauffage (23) devant l'entrée d'air de traitement (29).
  2. Sèche-linge (1) selon la revendication 1, comprenant en outre au moins un troisième filtre, lequel est disposé à l'intérieur de l'unité de chauffage (23) entre l'entrée d'air de traitement (29) et un échangeur de chaleur.
  3. Sèche-linge (1) selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    dans lequel l'unité de chauffage (23) comprend, sur son côté inférieur (26), au moins un galet de roulement (43), en particulier au moins une paire de galets de roulement (43), sur lequel/laquelle on peut faire rouler l'unité de chauffage (23) sur le fond de carter (14) du sèche-linge (1) dans la direction longitudinale (X).
  4. Sèche-linge (1) selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    dans lequel l'unité de chauffage (23) comprend au moins un verrouillage (46), en particulier un mécanisme à encliquetage (46), au moyen duquel l'unité de chauffage (23) introduite dans le sèche-linge (1) peut être fixée au moins dans la direction longitudinale (X).
  5. Sèche-linge (1) selon l'une des revendications précédentes, comprenant en outre
    un bâti inférieur (19) à travers lequel l'unité de chauffage (23) peut être introduite dans la direction longitudinale (X),
    dans lequel le bâti inférieur (19) comprend, au moins dans certaines zones, un bord avant (20) contre lequel un bord correspondant (36) de l'unité de chauffage (23) peut être amené en appui lors de l'introduction.
  6. Sèche-linge (1) selon l'une des revendications précédentes,
    dans lequel l'unité de chauffage (23) comprend une entrée (40) d'un ventilateur de désurchauffeur, à travers laquelle l'air peut être introduit dans le carter (10) du sèche-linge (1), dans lequel l'entrée (40) comprend un filtre (41) qui peut être retenu par un logement (42) de telle sorte que le filtre (41) puisse être inséré par le dessus dans le logement (42).
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