EP3481266A1 - Reinigungsgerät - Google Patents
ReinigungsgerätInfo
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- EP3481266A1 EP3481266A1 EP16738719.0A EP16738719A EP3481266A1 EP 3481266 A1 EP3481266 A1 EP 3481266A1 EP 16738719 A EP16738719 A EP 16738719A EP 3481266 A1 EP3481266 A1 EP 3481266A1
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- cleaning device
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L9/00—Details or accessories of suction cleaners, e.g. mechanical means for controlling the suction or for effecting pulsating action; Storing devices specially adapted to suction cleaners or parts thereof; Carrying-vehicles specially adapted for suction cleaners
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L5/00—Structural features of suction cleaners
- A47L5/12—Structural features of suction cleaners with power-driven air-pumps or air-compressors, e.g. driven by motor vehicle engine vacuum
- A47L5/22—Structural features of suction cleaners with power-driven air-pumps or air-compressors, e.g. driven by motor vehicle engine vacuum with rotary fans
- A47L5/36—Suction cleaners with hose between nozzle and casing; Suction cleaners for fixing on staircases; Suction cleaners for carrying on the back
- A47L5/362—Suction cleaners with hose between nozzle and casing; Suction cleaners for fixing on staircases; Suction cleaners for carrying on the back of the horizontal type, e.g. canister or sledge type
Definitions
- the invention relates to a cleaning device, comprising a device body, a lid and a pivot bearing device, via which the lid is pivotally mounted on the device body.
- the invention has for its object to provide a cleaning device of the type mentioned, which has a structurally simple design lid mechanism.
- This object is achieved in the above-mentioned cleaning device according to the invention in that a support means is provided, via which the cover is supported in a defined open pivot position on the device body, wherein the support means comprises at least one support element, and a the at least one support element associated Bahn- guiding device, wherein the at least one support element comprises an element guided on the web guiding device, wherein the web guiding device for the guided element has a first web and has a second web, and at a transition region the second web joins the first web on the input side and the second web Path on the output side passes into the first path, and wherein at the transition region a lock is arranged, which releases an entrance of the guided element from the first path on the input side of the second path in the second path, from the e On the output side, the second web is locked in the second path and, on the output side, releases the second path into the first path from the second
- a corresponding lid mechanism for opening the lid can be user-friendly with a small number of parts.
- the web guide device forms a slide track and the guided element of the support element corresponds to a sliding block.
- the lock allows in a structurally simple embodiment in a simple way opening until reaching a defined pivot position or closing the lid. It is favorable if the lock is or comprises an inclined plane which rises towards the first track and comprises a blocking surface through which the first track passes on the input side of the second track into the second track. As a result, it can be prevented in a simple manner that the guided element, in particular when the lid is opened, penetrates from the first path into the second path on the output side. Furthermore, it can be achieved in a simple manner that, in particular when the lid is closed, the guided element merges on the output side from the second path into the first path. This results in a defined forced operation for the guided element and it For example, it is easy to secure a defined pivot position.
- Both opening and closing can be easily performed by an operator. It is favorable in terms of construction if the blocking surface is formed on a wedge element which forms the inclined plane and which is arranged in particular in the second web. It can thereby form a sluice while minimizing the required components in a simple manner. It is advantageous if the second path forms a loop, which is connected on the input side and output side to the first path. The lock ensures that the loop has a defined entrance and a defined exit with respect to the guide of the guided element with respect to the first track. This makes it possible in a simple manner to obtain a forced guidance for the guided element, which, for example, makes it possible to automatically secure a defined pivoting position of the cover to the device body.
- the at least one support element is articulated in the region of a first end and in the region of a second end, which faces away from the first end, the guided element sits.
- the guided element corresponding to a sliding block can then provide in a simple manner with a structurally simple design for a corresponding forced movement of the lid with respect to its pivotal position and securing a defined pivot position.
- the at least one support element is articulated pivotably and the at least one support element is associated with a spring device which tends to pivot the at least one support element in a specific pivoting direction.
- a spring device which tends to pivot the at least one support element in a specific pivoting direction. This makes it easy to fix a defined pivot position and fix particular non-positively. To lead out of the defined pivot position, a force is necessary. This results in an automatic operation. INS special can be achieved automatically this defined pivot position.
- the spring device can be integrated into the support element and be formed, for example, by a corresponding inherent elasticity of the support element and / or a spring device separate from the support element and spring device acting thereon, such as a spiral spring or the like, can be provided.
- the particular pivoting direction is away from the device body.
- a defined pivot position can be firmly fixed in a simple manner.
- the first track has an at least approximately straight guide track for the guided element. As a result, an opening movement for the cover to the device body can be achieved in a simple manner.
- the second track has a coupling-out area which has a rectilinear design and leads into the first track on the output side and, in particular, the first track is a linear continuation of the coupling-out area.
- the coupling-out region is designed as a channel with opposite boundary walls. This makes it easy to form a loop on the second area. It is achieved a forced operation, which prevents the guided element can escape from the corresponding channel. It is also advantageous if the second region has a contact region which has a blocking surface, wherein, when the guided element is in contact with the blocking surface, the cover is fixed in the specific opened pivoting position. As a result, in a simple manner, in particular force-locking secure a defined pivot position, which is supported by the support means. It is advantageous if the second web is formed on the contact area so that a force is required to bring the guided element out of the contact area. As a result, a high ease of use can be achieved.
- the second track is formed on the contact area in such a way that the guided element can be brought out of the contact area by pivoting the cover towards the device body under the exertion of force. This makes it easy to hold a defined pivot position and support and this can be canceled in a simple manner. In particular, it may then be provided that the pivoting to the device body back against a backlash must be carried out and then again a pivoting to the device body to close the lid can.
- the contact area is formed by a double trough area, which has a first trough and a second trough, wherein the first trough and the second trough are connected to each other, wherein the blocking surface is formed on the first trough and a force to transfer the guided Element is required from the first trough into the second trough, and wherein the first trough is connected to a coupling region, which is connected to the input side of the first region, and wherein the second trough is connected to a coupling-out region, which on the output side in the first Train leads.
- the first well can be easily hold a defined pivot position of the lid to the device body and support it.
- a return of the lid to close the lid can be carried out in a simple manner.
- the force required to overcome a spring force is sufficient to overcome the at least one support element. ordered spring device corresponds. It can thereby achieve a high ease of use while minimizing the number of parts required with simple design training. It is particularly advantageous if the double trough area is designed as a channel with opposite boundary walls. As a result, a defined guidance of the guided element in the double trough area can be achieved, on the one hand to secure the defined pivot position and, on the other hand, by means of a defined guidance, a solution of the defined
- the second track has a coupling-in area, which is connected on the input side to the first track.
- the guided element can be brought into a double-trough area via the coupling-in area.
- the coupling-in area can be designed in such a way that just a defined forced operation with corresponding
- Pivoting the lid is made possible to the device body. It is favorable if the first region and / or the coupling-in region are formed as a channel with a one-sided boundary wall. As a result, for example, a Einfädelungsaufwand for the guided element in these areas in the production of the cleaning device is minimized. For a positive guidance, it is favorable if the coupling-in region is oriented at an obtuse angle to the first region and in particular has at least one partial region with a linear web guide. As a result, optimized constraints on the opening of the lid and guide can be achieved in a defined pivot position while securing this pivot position.
- the support device is designed and arranged so that the lid from an unlocked position automatically in the defined open pivot position is movable or moves, and to lead out of the defined open pivot position pivoting to the device body is required under force.
- a spring loading on the support device is provided that the automatic movement is enabled, or the support means has such a leadership education with respect to the guided element that, for example, by a spring action on the pivot bearing means an automatic folding up of the lid to the device body is enabled to reach the defined open pivot position.
- the support device is designed to be independent of gravity with regard to its support function. This results in a high ease of use and the corresponding lid mechanism can be used in different places.
- the at least one support element is hinged to the device body and the web guiding device is arranged on the lid. But it is also a kinematic reversal possible, in which the at least one support element is pivotally hinged to the lid and the web guiding device is arranged on the device body.
- the cleaning device is a nipple or comprises a nipple, wherein in particular the lid is a filter cover lid. It can be provided, for example, that the cover holds a filter-cleaning device, and thereby also covers a filter device. It may alternatively or additionally be provided that the lid is relatively solid or heavy, because it can serve as a storage area.
- Figure 1 is a schematic representation of a suction device as a cleaning device with a suction head with an open lid, wherein only a part of the lid is shown;
- Figure 2 is an enlarged view of the area A of Figure 1, wherein only one support means is shown;
- FIG. 3 shows a web guide device of the support device according to FIG.
- Figure 4 is a side view of the suction head of Figure 1 with the lid closed;
- Figure 5 is a view similar to Figure 4, wherein the lid is slightly opened by pivoting away from a device body;
- Figure 6 is a view similar to Figure 5 in an enlarged
- Figure 7 is a view similar to Figure 6, with the lid in a defined open pivot position and supported by the support means;
- Figure 8 is a view similar to Figure 7, wherein the lid is brought by force in a position which a closing of the
- Cover allows about the support means
- Figure 9 is a view similar to Figure 8 at a maximum pivotal position of the lid to the device body.
- An embodiment of a cleaning device is a suction device, which is shown in Figure 1 and designated 10, wherein in the figures 2 to 10 partial representations are shown.
- the suction device 10 is, for example, a stand-alone vacuum cleaner.
- It comprises a suction container 12 with a receiving space 14. Dirt material can be sucked into the receiving space 14 and be received there directly or, for example, via a bag.
- a suction head 16 is detachably arranged on the suction container 12.
- a suction fan is positioned, which is indicated in Figure 1 by the reference numeral 18.
- the suction fan 18 includes a fan which generates the vacuum necessary for a suction flow.
- the blower is powered by a motor and in particular an electric motor.
- a suction port 20 (see Figure 4) is arranged. At the suction port 20, a suction pipe or a suction hose can be connected. The suction port 20 is in fluid communication with the receiving space 14.
- the suction head 16 has a device body 22. On the device body 22, a pivotable cover 24 is arranged. The lid 24 is over a
- Swivel bearing device 26 pivotally mounted about a pivot axis 28 on the device body 22 in the manner of a flap.
- the device body 22 has a receiving space 30 for a filter device (not shown in the drawings).
- the receiving space 14 of the suction container 12 is acted upon via a positioned in the receiving space 30 filter device with the suction flow.
- the filter device in the receiving space 30 ensures that suction material can not be sucked into the suction fan 18; the Filter device has a clean side to the suction fan 18 towards and has a dirty side to the receiving space 14 out.
- the suction fan 18 is positioned adjacent the receiving space 30 on the apparatus body 22 in one embodiment.
- a raised bar 32 is disposed on an outer side.
- the strip 32 can form a boundary wall for the suction fan 18.
- the pivot bearing device 26 On the bar 32, the pivot bearing device 26 is arranged.
- the suction connection 20 is arranged on the strip 32 or on a continuation of the strip 32.
- the cover 24 serves to close the device body 22 to an upper side and thereby to close the receiving space 30.
- a filter cleaning device 34 assigned to a filter device in the receiving space 30 is arranged on the cover 24 (compare, for example, FIG. 4), which serves to clean the filter device.
- the filter cleaning device 34 can act on the filter device positioned in the receiving space 30 in order to perform a filter cleaning.
- the filter cleaning device 34 is arranged on an inner side of the lid 24 so that it can act on the filter device in the receiving space 30.
- On the inside of the lid 24 further components such as a control device (indicated in Figure 1 by the reference numeral 36) may be arranged.
- the lid 24 is formed in cooperation with the device body 22 so that the corresponding components are arranged protected in an inner space 38 of the suction head 16 when the lid 24 is closed.
- the suction device 10 has a height direction 40. If the suction device 10 is placed on a flat surface, then the height direction 40 extends perpendicular to this base.
- the pivot axis 80 is transverse and in particular perpendicular to the height extension direction 40th
- the pivot bearing device 26 has a pivot bearing part, which is arranged on the device body 22, and a further pivot bearing part, which is arranged on the cover 24. This pivot bearing part on the cover 24 is positioned in the region of a first end 42 of the lid 24.
- the suction head 16 has a locking device 44, via which a closed position of the lid 24 on the suction head 16 with the device body 22 can be locked ( Figure 4).
- the locking device comprises a locking device part 46 which is arranged on the device body 22, and a locking device part 48, which is arranged on the cover 24.
- This locking device part 48 is arranged in the region of a second end 50 of the cover 24, which is remote from the first end 42.
- the locking device 44 is formed for example by a snap closure.
- the lid 24 is relatively solid, since it holds the Filterabtherapies- device 34 and possibly also the controller 36. It can also be designed so that its upper side 52 is formed as a shelf. Accordingly, the lid 24 is relatively heavy.
- the support device 56 comprises a web guide device 58 and a support element 60 (FIG. 2).
- the support member 60 is for example a metal bracket.
- the support member 60 is pivotally connected via a pivot bearing 62 to the device body 22 in the region of the bar 32 articulated.
- the pivot bearing 32 is in particular in the vertical extension direction 40 spaced from the pivot bearing device 26 and thereby positioned below the pivot bearing device 26.
- a pivot axis 64 of the pivot bearing 62 is in particular parallel to the pivot axis 28 of the pivot bearing device 26.
- the support element 60 is associated with a spring device 66 ( Figure 2).
- the spring device 66 is a separate element from the support element 60, which is arranged in the region of the pivot bearing 62.
- the spring device 66 is in particular a spiral spring. It can also be provided that the spring device is integrated into the support element 60 and, for example, the support element 60 is embodied in such an intrinsically elastic manner and / or arranged that a corresponding spring force acts.
- the spring means 66 is arranged and adapted to exert a force 68 on the support member 60 which tends to pivot the support member 60 away from the apparatus body 22.
- the support member 60 has a first end 70 and an opposite second end 72. About the first end 70, the support member 60 is hinged to the device body 22.
- an element 74 is arranged, which is a guided on the web guide device 58 element.
- the guided element 74 forms a sliding block for a slide track, which is formed on the web guiding device 58.
- the guided element 74 is for example a pin element which projects parallel to the pivot axis 64 on the support element 60.
- the web guide device 58 comprises a holder 76 which is fixed to the cover 24 associated with the support element 60.
- the holder 76 can be formed in one piece on the cover 24 or it can be a separate part of the cover 24, which is subsequently connected to the cover 24.
- the web guiding device 58 comprises a first web 78 formed on the holder 76 and a second web 80 for the guided element 74 likewise formed on the holder 76.
- the first track 78 is formed via a channel 82, which has a one-sided boundary wall 84.
- the boundary wall 84 is in particular formed in a straight line. It forms a guide for the guided element 74.
- the channel 82 is further open in a dipping direction 88 (FIG. 1), which is parallel to the pivot axis 28, so that the guided element 74 can dip into the channel 82 via the dipping direction 88.
- the channel has a channel bottom 90 formed on the holder 76, from which the boundary wall 84 projects transversely and in particular perpendicularly.
- the channel bottom 90 is not essential.
- the first track 78 has an at least approximately straight guide track 92 (FIG. 3), which is in particular parallel to the boundary wall 84.
- the guide path 92 is in particular at least approximately parallel to the upper side 52 of the lid 24.
- At least approximately the guide track 92 is perpendicular to the height direction 40 when the cover 24 is locked to the device body 22 via the locking device 44, that is closed.
- the second path 80 has an entrance 94 and an exit 96.
- the first path 78 merges into the second path 80, that is to say on the input side via the entrance 94, the second path 80 is connected to the first path 78.
- the second web 80 merges into the first web 78, that is to say at the exit 96, the second web 80 is connected on the exit side to the first web 78.
- the web guiding device 58 has a transition region 98, at which the first web 78 merges into the second web 80 and the second web 80 merges into the first web 78.
- the second path 80 is passed in a loop 100 between the input 94 and the output 96, being connected to the first path 78 via the input 94 and the output 96, respectively.
- the second track 80 has a docking area 102 (entrance track) on which the entrance 94 is positioned; the coupling-in area 102 is connected on the input side to the first track 78.
- the coupling-in region 102 is designed as a channel 104, which comprises a one-sided boundary wall 106.
- the boundary wall 106 is formed in a straight line.
- the channel 104 is open.
- the channel bottom of the channel 104 is formed by means of the channel bottom 90.
- the coupling-in region 102 has a rectilinear web guide 110 due to the rectilinear course of the boundary wall 106.
- the boundary wall 106 is oriented to the boundary wall 84 at an obtuse angle 112.
- the rectilinear path guide 110 is oriented to the guide path 92 at the obtuse angle 112.
- this obtuse angle 112 is in the range between 120 ° and 140 °.
- the coupling region 102 is adjoined by a double depression region 114 (double depression path).
- This double trough region comprises a first trough 116, which is connected on the input side to the coupling-in region 102, and a second trough 118, which is connected on the input side to the first trough 116.
- the second trough 118 in turn is followed by a coupling-out region 120 (coupling-out path).
- the output 96 is disposed in the first path 78.
- the decoupling region 120 is rectilinear with a guide path 122, which merges into the guide path 92.
- the first track 78 forms a linear continuation of the coupling-out area 120.
- the double well region 114 and the extraction region 120 have a first boundary wall 124a and an opposite second boundary wall 124b. Between these a channel 126 for the guided element 74 is formed, which is open only in the dipping direction 88.
- the boundary wall 124b merges into the boundary wall 84.
- the first boundary wall 124a is a continuation of the boundary wall 106 and forms with this a closed wall path.
- the second boundary wall 124b has at the double well region 114 a course which approximately corresponds to one W.
- the opposite first boundary wall 124a is designed such that when the barrier 128 is overcome by the guided element 74, it is guided into the second recess 118, from where a guide into the coupling-out region 120 is then possible. This will be explained in more detail below.
- the double well region 114 has a contact region 130, which is formed on the barrier 128.
- the abutment region 130 in turn has a blocking surface 132 on the barrier 128, wherein this blocking surface 132 is still formed in the first depression 116.
- a concern of the guided element 74 defines an excellent one
- a position of the guided element 74 with contact with the blocking surface 132 corresponds to the defined pivoting position 54.
- the spring device 66 is arranged and configured in cooperation with the support element 60 so that in this system 134 (the defined
- Pivot position 54 the spring device 66 presses the guided element 74 against the blocking surface 132.
- an effort is required by an operator, who is adjusted by dimensioning and arrangement of the spring device 66.
- the defined pivot position 54 in which an open position of the lid 24 is held and supported by the support means 56 on the device body 22 is held by the spring means 56 non-positively.
- Pivoting position 54 (with Appendix 134 of the guided element 74 to the locking surface 132) by a counter-pivoting in a direction 136 of the lid 24 to the device body 22 through the guided element 74 out of the first trough 116 and guided by the first boundary wall 174 (in FIG 2, an intermediate position 138 is shown) into the second trough 118.
- the web guide device 58 has a lock 140.
- the sluice 140 ensures that when the guided element 74 is guided on the first track 78 as it makes its way to the second track 80 at the entrance 94, the guided element 74 can not enter the second track 80 at the exit 96.
- the lock 140 thereby provides for a "one-way guide" of the guided element 74 on the second track 80, that is, it provides a guide direction 142 for guiding the guided element 74 in the second track 80.
- a guide direction 142 for guiding the guided element 74 in the second track 80.
- the first path 78 there are two guide directions, and in particular opposite guide directions for the guided element 74, while in the second path 80 there is only the single guide direction 142.
- the lock 140 is formed by a wedge member 144 which is disposed in the second path at the output region 120 (the output path) at the output 96.
- the wedge member 144 includes an inclined plane 146 that lies in the second path at the outcoupling region 120 and increases toward the output 96, that is, toward the first path 78.
- the wedge element 144 further has a blocking surface 148 at the transition region 98.
- This blocking surface 148 is in particular connected to the boundary wall 84 and the boundary wall 106.
- the blocking surface 148 is formed such that when the guided element 74 is guided in the first path at the transition to the second path 80, penetration into the second path at the exit 96 is blocked.
- the blocking surface 148 guides the guided element 74 into the entrance 94 of the second panel 80 and prevents it from entering the second panel 80 at the exit 96.
- the blocking surface 148 has a corresponding height, which at the exit 96 makes it possible to lift the guided element 74 through the inclined plane 146 via the blocking surface 148 and thus to insert it into the first path 78.
- the wedge element 144 with the inclined plane 146 forms at the second region 80 at the exit 96 a channel bottom which allows a transition of the guided element 74 from the second web 80 into the first web 78.
- the support member 60 is supported on the apparatus body 22 and / or formed so that a transverse mobility caused by the wedge member 144 is enabled parallel to the dipping direction 88 to allow the transition from the second panel 80 into the first panel 78.
- the support means 56 is arranged and formed on one side, that is, there is only one holder 76 and only one support member 60 is provided.
- the support device 56 may comprise, for example, a plurality of support elements 60 and a plurality of web guides arranged and arranged correspondingly in parallel and via holders 76.
- the holder 76 is arranged with the web guide device 58 on the cover 24 and the support member 60 is hinged on one side to the device body 22 pivotally.
- a kinematic reversal is also possible, in which the web guide device is arranged on the device body 22 and the corresponding support element 60 is pivotably articulated on the cover 24.
- the cover 24 has to be pivoted by the corresponding force of the device body 22.
- the lid 24 automatically pivots into the defined pivot position 54 without an operator having to intervene here.
- This can be achieved by appropriate design of the support means 56 and in particular arrangement and design of the spring means 66.
- a corresponding spring device is arranged on the pivot bearing device 26, which ensures a corresponding unfolding into the defined pivot position 54.
- the support means 46 operates as follows, the operation being explained with reference to FIGS. 4 to 10:
- the lid 24 are pivoted by operator intervention in the direction 150, or the lid 24 pivots automatically away from the device body 22.
- FIG. 5 shows an intermediate position during this pivoting movement. It increases a distance 152 between the lid 24 and the device body 22nd
- the cover 24 is frictionally held in a defined position and thereby supported by the support means 56 relative to the device body 22.
- the guided member 74 In the defined pivoting position 54 can be accessed in particular to the receiving space 30, for example, to replace the filter device.
- the guided member 74 In the closed position of FIG. 4, the guided member 74 is positioned on the support member 60 in the first track 78. Due to the swiveling in the direction 150, the guided element 74 is guided along the first path 78 by lifting the cover 24 (operated or automatically). This is indicated in Figure 2 by the arrows with the number 1.
- the transitional region 98 of the web guiding device 58 is reached by the guided element 74.
- the guided element 74 By further pivoting 154, the guided element 74 "penetrates" at the entrance 94 in the second path 80 a.
- the second track 80 is just designed so that a pivoting is possible.
- the lock 140 directs the guided element 74 into the second path 80 at the entrance 94 and prevents penetration of the guided element 74 into the second path 80 at the exit 96.
- the guided element 74 is guided in the second path 80 and then brought into the first trough 116 of the double trough area 114 (FIG. 7).
- the slide track of the web guide device 58 is designed so that a further pivoting in the same direction is not possible; the barrier 128 prevents this.
- a counter-pivoting movement 158 (FIG. 7) is carried out.
- a force is necessary, which is indicated in Figure 7 by the reference numeral 160.
- This force 160 essentially corresponds to overcoming the spring force of the spring device 66.
- the effort 160 must be applied by an operator.
- the counter-pivoting movement 158 with the expenditure of force 160 causes the guided element 74 to be guided out of the first depression 116, overcoming the barrier 128, and guided into the second depression 118 via the first boundary wall 124a.
- FIG. 8 shows a corresponding intermediate position in which the guided element 74 bears against the first boundary wall 124a (position 138 according to FIG. 2).
- the guided element 74 can then be brought into the second depression 118 and from there into the coupling-out region 128.
- the guided element 74 can be guided in the decoupling region 120 and lead through the sluice 140 into the first path 78.
- the cover 24 has a further excellent position 166 relative to the device body 22 (FIG. 9), in which the guided element 74 lies in the second recess 118. In this excellent position 166, the cover 24 has a maximum pivot angle with respect to the device body 22. Starting from the excellent position 166, the cover 24 can be closed by pivoting onto the device body 22.
- the coupling-out region 120 in cooperation with the first track 78, is designed in such a way that, when the coupling-out region 120 is reached, the cover 24 falls by itself or, in order to prevent just such a fall, can Be provided training in which a certain amount of force is necessary to achieve a pivoting of the lid 24 to the device body 22.
- the support means 56 defines a positive guidance of a pivoting movement of the cover 24 to the device body 22nd
- a defined pivot position 54 can be achieved, in which the lid 24 opposite the device body 22 till- is supported.
- a non-positive fixation of the cover 24 in the defined pivoting position 54 is achieved by the positive guidance. It can be achieved in a simple manner via the web guide device 58 in cooperation with the support member 60 a backup against pressing the lid 24.
- the support means 56 can be formed wear. It can be a user-friendly access to the receiving space 30 realize.
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