EP3626914A1 - Dispositif de rappel destiné à la manipulation d'une ferrure et procédé de transfert d'un dispositif de rappel entre une première position de manipulation et une seconde position de manipulation - Google Patents

Dispositif de rappel destiné à la manipulation d'une ferrure et procédé de transfert d'un dispositif de rappel entre une première position de manipulation et une seconde position de manipulation Download PDF

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EP3626914A1
EP3626914A1 EP19198092.9A EP19198092A EP3626914A1 EP 3626914 A1 EP3626914 A1 EP 3626914A1 EP 19198092 A EP19198092 A EP 19198092A EP 3626914 A1 EP3626914 A1 EP 3626914A1
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Martin Veelmann
Andres Hohf
Thomas Kaiser
Ottmar Knie
Stephan Reddig
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B3/00—Fastening knobs or handles to lock or latch parts
    • E05B3/06—Fastening knobs or handles to lock or latch parts by means arranged in or on the rose or escutcheon
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B3/00—Fastening knobs or handles to lock or latch parts
    • E05B3/06—Fastening knobs or handles to lock or latch parts by means arranged in or on the rose or escutcheon
    • E05B3/065—Fastening knobs or handles to lock or latch parts by means arranged in or on the rose or escutcheon with spring biasing means for moving the handle over a substantial distance, e.g. to its horizontal position
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B63/00—Locks or fastenings with special structural characteristics
    • E05B63/04—Locks or fastenings with special structural characteristics for alternative use on the right-hand or left-hand side of wings

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  • the present invention relates to a resetting device for handling a fitting, a fitting with such a resetting device and a method for transferring such a resetting device between a first handle stop position and a second handle stop position, the reset device having a shield coupling element, a spring element and a handle coupling element, wherein the Shield coupling element has a stop element, the stop element having a first stop surface and a second stop surface, and wherein the spring element has a first spring end and a second spring end.
  • the publication shows DE 20 2005 004 381 U1 a return spring unit for door fittings, in particular for those with an angled handle, the neck of which is non-rotatably connected to a square pin axially seated therein, with a double-shell housing which can be fixed to a door leaf and in which a nut provided with two radially projecting tabs is slidably mounted in the center Has square hole for receiving the square pin and when it is rotated about its axis under spring tension can be carried with limited angle, each shell of the housing is penetrated by a central opening with a lateral segment recess, the nut being generally cylindrical and in the central opening between the Shell inner sides is mounted, and wherein the nut is enclosed by a tensioned spiral spring with angled ends, of which an inner end is held in a recess on a circumference of the nut and an outer end in an edge recess of at least one shell.
  • the publication also shows, for example DE 197 53 934 A1 a fitting which can be mounted on a door and uses a bearing part which can be fastened by two clamping screws and which has two boxes for two clamping screws.
  • the door has two through holes for the tensioning screws and for the bushings receiving them. Between the two bores there is a cylindrical cut on the outside of the door to accommodate a cylindrical extension.
  • a reset part with a hat profile housing is used, which has a pivot-mounted driver for the handle in the area of the hat bottom and accommodates a torsion spring inside the hat. Rotary stops between the driver and the housing ensure a defined rotary end position of the handle.
  • This reset part is combined with the bearing part to form a structural unit by providing openings in the hat brim of the housing for the two bushings provided on the bearing part.
  • the bearing part lies in front of the hat opening of the reset part, while the hat brim is supported on the outside of the door.
  • a fastening device in particular for a window and / or door turning handle, consisting of a flush-mounted bearing base with at least one an opening and a bearing bush for receiving an axially fixed and rotatably mounted handle neck, the bearing bush being connected to the bearing lower part in a stationary manner and being designed as a ball ring which is provided as part of the locking device for mounting and fixing the handle neck, with a locking mechanism in the ball ring stored ball by a spring-loaded locking means.
  • the publication also shows, for example DE 20 2007 000 380 U1 a return spring device for door or window fittings, with a driver element rotatably mounted in a housing against a restoring force, which has a square recess for receiving a square pin centrally with respect to an axis of rotation, which is non-rotatably connected to at least one rotatable or pivotably mounted handle of the fitting, the Restoring force is generated by a spring element, the housing having a housing shell which is provided with a central recess for receiving the driver element and the spring element, the housing shell having two recesses radially adjacent to the recess, between which a stop element for the spring element is formed , and wherein the driver element has a driver web for the spring element, the spring element having two spring ends which are designed such that they lie on both sides of the driver web and on both sides of the stop element in each engage a recess in the housing shell.
  • a door fitting in the form of a fitting plate which can be placed on the outside of a door leaf with a bearing surface and which has a nut which can be pivoted by a pivoting angle limited by stops, the stops being convertible from the bearing surface between left-hand and right-hand operation.
  • the publication also shows, for example DE 2 231 054 C a cylinder lock with a return spring for the cylinder core, in particular in a motor vehicle door handle, with a cylinder core returning spring-loaded to the key withdrawal basic position after turning the key, whereby molded support surfaces of the housing, the cylinder core and the eccentric are acted upon by the ends of a helical return spring in the basic position .
  • the publication also shows, for example EP 1 467 047 A2 a return spring assembly for a handle in a door lock or latch, the assembly comprising a body part that is provided with limiting elements for a spring and a spring housing that is rotationally connected to the body part, the spring housing, when installed, both surrounds the limiting elements as well as the return spring for the handle, the ends of the return spring being arranged such that they interact with the limiting elements.
  • the spring housing is designed, at least essentially, to be embedded in the body part in such a way that it forms a compact unit which is designed to be installed completely in a counter-sink formed in a door or the like, between the handle plate and the door lock or the latch, and to be attached using fastening screws of the handle plate.
  • the reset device has a shield coupling element, a spring element and a handle coupling element.
  • the shield coupling element has a stop element which has a first stop surface and a second stop surface.
  • the spring end has a first spring end and a second spring end.
  • the handle coupling element is rotatable relative to the shield coupling element in a circumferential direction about an axis of rotation at least between a first handle stop position and a second handle stop position.
  • the handle coupling member and the spring member are coupled between the first handle stop position and the second handle stop position in the circumferential direction.
  • the spring device or the spring element is in the by a rotary movement of the handle coupling element Rotatable in the circumferential direction between a first spring stop position and a second spring stop position.
  • first spring stop position the first spring end rests on the first stop surface.
  • second spring stop position the second spring end rests in the second stop surface.
  • the handle coupling element of the restoring device being coupled in a rotationally fixed manner to the handle in the circumferential direction.
  • the orientation of the reset device in space is defined with respect to the axial direction, the radial direction and the circumferential direction. These three directions thus define a three-dimensional coordinate system.
  • This coordinate system can generally also be specified in Cartesian coordinates, the axial direction, the radial direction and the circumferential direction resulting from corresponding transformations from the Cartesian coordinates into cylindrical coordinates.
  • the axis of the axial component corresponds to the axis of rotation of the components of the reset device.
  • the handle coupling element is designed to be rotationally coupled with a handle of the fitting. In an assembled state of the fitting, the handle coupling element is coupled to the handle in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • the shield coupling element is designed to be rotationally fixedly coupled to a shield of the fitting. In an assembled state of the fitting, the shield coupling element is coupled to the shield in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • the rotational movement of the handle coupling element between the first handle stop position and the second handle stop position in the circumferential direction takes place in the assembled state.
  • the handle coupling element can be rotated from the first handle stop position to the second handle stop position or from the second handle stop position to the first handle stop position.
  • the spring device or the spring element is rotated from the first spring stop position into the second spring stop position or from the second spring stop position into the first spring stop position.
  • the reset device enables the handle of a door to be easily moved into the corresponding position without the use of a tool. From there, a spring return force acts in the usual direction of actuation, i.e. downwards. It is therefore not necessary that individual parts have to be converted, removed, repositioned or even changed. In other words, it is a closed assembly that allows the handle orientation to be determined conveniently directly at the door when assembled, without the risk of small parts being lost or the need to re-tension the spring.
  • the handle In some known locks, it is common that the handle must first be raised against the usual direction of actuation, downwards, that is to say it must be moved upwards, before locking can take place via the locking cylinder. Locking elements can be moved out, for example, via this lever upward movement.
  • no spring is tensioned during this push-up movement, since the resetting device is moved between the first handle stop position and the second handle stop position, between which the spring element does not bear against a stop of the shield coupling element.
  • the comfort remains with these locks to move the locking element as far as possible using a large handle, without additional force having to be applied to tension the spring. It is not necessary to support the restoring force from the upward movement of the pusher back into one of the handle stop positions, since gravity supports it in this direction.
  • the reset device according to the invention enables the handle stop position to be easily changed over without the need for additional conversion, changeover or repositioning of components of the reset device.
  • the reset device according to the invention can, in an assembled state, in particular an assembled state, be rotated particularly easily between two handle stop positions by simply rotating the handle coupling element.
  • the spring device or the spring element furthermore has a winding, the first spring end and the second spring end extending inwards from the winding in a radial direction with respect to the axis of rotation, in particular with the winding the spring device or the spring element is arranged radially outside of the stop element and the handle coupling element.
  • the winding is arranged symmetrically to the axis of rotation.
  • the first and second stop surfaces are also arranged radially on the inside of the winding.
  • the first and second spring ends extend inwards towards the respective stop surface.
  • the handle coupling element has a first contact surface and a second contact surface, the first spring end being coupled to the first contact surface and the second spring end being coupled to the second contact surface in the circumferential direction between the first handle stop position and the second handle stop position are, in particular wherein the first spring end abuts the first contact surface and the second spring end abuts the second contact surface when the handle coupling element is arranged between the first handle stop position and the second handle stop position.
  • This arrangement rotates the spring device or the spring element between the first spring stop position and the second spring stop position when the handle coupling member is rotated between the first handle stop position and the second handle stop position.
  • the first contact surface and the second contact surface face each other in the circumferential direction.
  • the two spring ends are arranged between the first and second contact surfaces in the circumferential direction.
  • the handle coupling element is designed as a sleeve element, the sleeve element having a first recess and a second recess on the side facing the shield coupling element, each of which extends in the circumferential direction, the first spring end in the first recess and the second spring end is arranged in the second recess.
  • each spring end to be movable in the respective recess in the circumferential direction. If the handle coupling element is rotated further in the stop direction from the first or the second handle stop position, then the spring device or the spring element is tensioned, since one spring end in the respective spring stop position is fixed to the respective stop surface and the other spring end is rotated further, since that other spring end rests on the respective contact surface of the handle coupling element.
  • the first recess forms the first contact surface and a first counter surface opposite the first contact surface perpendicular to the circumferential direction
  • the second recess perpendicular to the circumferential direction forming the second contact surface and a second counter surface opposite the second contact surface forms, in particular wherein a depth of the first recess in the axial direction is less than a depth of the second recess.
  • the respective spring end lies against the respective stop surface of the stop element of the shield coupling element. If the handle coupling element is rotated further and the spring element is thereby tensioned, the handle coupling element continues to rotate while the respective spring end rests on the respective stop surface. The respective contact surface moves away from the respective spring end and the corresponding counter surface moves towards the respective spring end. The counter surface thus forms a further stop in the circumferential direction for the respective spring end.
  • the handle coupling element can only be rotated in the circumferential direction up to the rotational position in which the respective spring end comes into contact with the respective counter surface.
  • the first spring stop position is different from the second spring stop position.
  • the two stop surfaces of the shield coupling element are spaced apart from one another in the circumferential direction.
  • the orientation of the spring element in the first spring stop position is different from the orientation of the spring element in the second stop position.
  • the spring element can be transferred from the first spring stop position into the second spring stop position by rotating in the circumferential direction about the axis of rotation.
  • the first and the second spring stop positions are designed such that the required rotation in the circumferential direction is less than a complete rotation about the axis of rotation.
  • the angle difference with respect to the axis of rotation between the first spring stop position and the second spring stop position is less than 360 °.
  • the angle difference is preferably between 166 ° and 180 °, more preferably between 176 ° and 180 °, in particular 176 °.
  • the first stop surface and the second stop surface are arranged in the circumferential direction on opposite sides of the stop element.
  • the first end lies on the first stop surface, which is arranged on one side of the stop element.
  • the second spring end rests on the second stop surface on an opposite side of the stop element.
  • the shield coupling element and the handle coupling element are arranged adjacent to one another in an axial direction with respect to the axis of rotation.
  • the shield coupling element is preferably arranged on the inside with respect to the fitting, that is to say axially on the inside or facing the shield, and the handle coupling element is arranged on the outside with respect to the fitting, that is to say axially on the outside or facing the handle.
  • the shield coupling element furthermore has a disc element, the stop element extending in an axial direction from the disc element in the direction of the handle coupling element.
  • the disk element is arranged outside the handle coupling element in the axial direction.
  • the stop element extends in the axial direction towards the handle coupling element, in particular into the handle coupling element. This enables both the stop element and the handle coupling element to form stop or contact surfaces for the two spring ends.
  • the reset device further has a housing in which the shield coupling element, the spring element and the handle coupling element are rotatably supported in the circumferential direction.
  • the housing accordingly forms a guide for the shield coupling element, the spring element and the handle coupling element of the reset device in the circumferential direction.
  • the shield coupling element does not rotate relative to the housing.
  • the fitting furthermore has a shield, the shield coupling element of the restoring device being coupled in a rotationally fixed manner to the shield, the shield and the handle being rotatably coupled in relation to one another in the circumferential direction via the restoring device, in particular , wherein the reset device is arranged in the shield or on an outside of the shield.
  • This arrangement of the fitting enables the handle to be rotatable in the circumferential direction relative to the shield between the first handle stop position and the second handle stop position.
  • the handle in the first handle stop position and in the second handle stop position the handle is essentially upward at an angle of 0 ° to 7 °, preferably 0 ° to 2 °, in particular 2 ° is rotated, in particular wherein the handle is oriented in the first handle stop position for left-hand operation of the fitting and in the second handle stop position for right-hand operation of the fitting.
  • the handle can be pivoted between left-hand and right-hand operation.
  • the handle is turned upwards from the corresponding handle stop position and turned back down after reaching a vertical position.
  • the handle is turned counterclockwise starting from right-hand operation and turned clockwise starting from left-hand operation.
  • the spring device or the spring element can be transferred from a first spring stop position to a second spring stop position without having to make a structural change to the restoring device, for example by turning around, converting, or repositioning in a component of the restoring device.
  • the Figures 1 and 2nd show the structure of a fitting 10 in an isometric view and a side view.
  • a fitting can be used for example as a door fitting or window fitting.
  • the fitting has a shield 12, a handle 14 and a reset device 16.
  • the shield 12, the handle 14 and the reset device 16 are arranged relative to one another with respect to a coordinate system 100.
  • the coordinate system 100 is shown in Cartesian coordinates x, y, z. Furthermore, the coordinate system is also represented in cylindrical coordinates, which can be derived from the Cartesian coordinates.
  • the cylinder coordinates define three directions, namely an axial direction 102, which corresponds to the direction of the z-axis, a radial direction 104, which lies in the x, y plane and which extends away from the z-axis, and a circumferential direction 106, which also lies in the x, y plane and rotates around the z axis.
  • the axial direction 102 and the radial direction 104 are oriented perpendicular to one another.
  • the circumferential direction 106 is oriented perpendicular to the radial direction 104 and runs around the axial direction 102.
  • the handle 14 is rotatably mounted relative to the shield about an axis of rotation 108.
  • the axis of rotation 108 lies in the axial direction 102.
  • the radial direction 104 extends perpendicular to the axis of rotation 108 away from the axis of rotation 108.
  • the circumferential direction 106 runs around the axis of rotation 108.
  • the axis of rotation is in the Figure 4 described in more detail.
  • the reset device 16 is fastened to the shield 12 with fastening means 18.
  • the fastening means can be designed, for example, as screws. In the present exemplary embodiment, four screws 18 'to 18 "" are provided as fastening means in order to fasten the reset device 16 to the door plate 12.
  • the door plate 12 also has an opening 20.
  • the reset device can be inserted into the opening.
  • the square handle can be pushed through the opening in order to couple it to the handle 14.
  • the opening 20 also has two recesses 22 'and 22 "which are located on a radially outer edge of the opening and extend radially outward.
  • a corresponding shield coupling element 26 of the reset device 16 is above these recesses 22', 22" complementary shaped lugs 34 ', 34 ", which can be inserted into the corresponding recesses 22', 22", can be connected in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • the shield coupling element 26 is used in the following 3 to 5 described in more detail.
  • the handle 14 is coupled to the reset device 16.
  • the handle 14 is rotatably connected to a handle coupling element 30 of the reset device 16.
  • the handle coupling member 30 is shown in the following Fig. 3 , 4th and 7 described in more detail.
  • Fig. 3 shows the structure of the reset device 16 and the handle 14 coupled to the reset device 16 in an isometric view.
  • Figure 4 shows the structure Fig. 3 in an exploded view (A) and a longitudinal sectional view (B).
  • the reset device 16 has a housing 25, the shield coupling element 26, a spring element 28, and the handle coupling element 30.
  • the spring element 28 and the handle coupling element 30 are rotatably supported in the circumferential direction 106 about the axis of rotation 108.
  • the shield coupling element 26 is also carried by the housing 25. However, the shield coupling member 26 does not rotate relative to the housing 25.
  • the housing has bores 24 'to 24 "", in the corresponding fastening means 18' to 18 "", which in the Fig. 1 can be used to secure the reset device 16 to the shield 12.
  • the shield coupling element 26 has two lugs 34 ', 34 ", which extend into the complementarily shaped recesses 22', 22" of the shield 12 of the fitting 10 Fig. 1 can be used to connect the shield coupling element 26 to the shield 12 in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • the spring element 28 has a winding 46 which surrounds the handle coupling element 30.
  • the winding 46 of the spring element 28 is radially outward with respect to the handle coupling element 30.
  • the spring element is subsequently shown in FIG Figure 6 described in more detail.
  • the resetting device 16 can have a connecting element 94 that couples the handle coupling element 30 to the handle 14 in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • the connecting element 94 has, on the side facing the handle coupling element 30, two recesses 95 ′, 95 ′′ arranged radially on the outside and opposite in the circumferential direction 106, into which complementarily shaped lugs 62 ′, 62 ′′ of the handle coupling element 30 can be inserted, around the handle coupling element 30 to be connected to the connecting element 94 in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • the connecting element 94 has a receptacle for a square handle. The recesses 95 ', 95 "can be arranged on a radially outer edge of this receptacle.
  • the connecting element 94 On the side of the connecting element 94 facing the handle 14, which faces away from the handle coupling element 30, the connecting element 94 can be connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the handle 14.
  • the connecting element 94 is sleeve-shaped and has on the side facing the handle 14 an outer diameter that is smaller than a corresponding inner diameter of a receptacle of the handle 14 for the connecting element 94, so that the connecting element 94 can be inserted into this receptacle, preferably without play .
  • fastening means are used to connect the connecting element 94 and the handle 14.
  • the connecting element 94 when it is used in the assembled state of the fitting 10 in the receptacle of the handle 14, can be connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the handle 14 by fastening means.
  • fastening means it can be provided as a fastening means that the connecting element 94 is glued to the handle 14 by means of an adhesive, screwed and / or pressed in by means of a screw.
  • the handle 14 and the connecting element 94 can also be formed as one part or can be firmly connected to one another, for example by means of a material connection such as welding.
  • the reset device can have a bearing sleeve 92, by means of which the connecting element 94 is rotatably mounted in the housing 25.
  • the bearing sleeve 92 is formed from two sleeve elements 93 ', 93 ", the sleeve elements 93', 93" being arranged adjacent in the axial direction 102.
  • the sleeve elements 93 ', 93 " are designed to be rotationally symmetrical with respect to the axis of rotation 108.
  • the first sleeve element 93' faces the handle coupling element 30 and the second sleeve element 93" faces the handle 14.
  • the restoring device can have a locking ring 90, which likewise surrounds the connecting element 94 and is arranged in the axial direction 102 between the bearing sleeve 92 and the handle coupling element 30 in order to secure the handle in the axial direction 102 and / or to handle or to secure the connecting element 94 in the housing 25.
  • Fig. 5 shows three isometric views (A), (B) and (C) of the shield coupling element 26 of the reset device 16 Fig. 3 .
  • the first isometric view (A) of the Figure 5 shows a front view of the shield coupling element 26 from a viewing direction, which is directed with respect to an arrangement in the fitting 10 from the inside to the outside, ie from the restoring device 16 in the direction of the handle 14.
  • the second isometric view (B) of the Figure 5 shows a rear view of the shield coupling element 26 from a viewing direction, which is directed with respect to an arrangement in the fitting 10 from the outside in, that is, from the handle 14 in the direction of the reset device 16.
  • the third isometric view (C) of the Figure 5 shows an enlarged section of the isometric view (B) of the Figure 5 , in which the stop element 38 is shown enlarged.
  • the shield coupling element 26 is preferably designed as a disc element 31.
  • the disk element 31 has an opening 36.
  • the opening 36 is arranged centrally in the disk element 31.
  • the opening 36 is circular.
  • the opening 36 is rotationally symmetrical with respect to the axis of rotation 15.
  • the shield coupling element 26 has a ring element 32 which surrounds the opening 36.
  • the ring element 32 is essentially rotationally symmetrical to the axis of rotation 108.
  • the ring element 32 extends in the axial direction 102 away from the disk element 31.
  • the ring element 32 extends in the axial direction 102 in the opposite direction to the handle coupling element 30.
  • the ring element 32 is arranged on the side of the shield coupling element 26 facing away from the handle coupling element 30.
  • the ring element 32 has the two lugs 34 ', 34 "on the radially outer side on two opposite sides, which extend radially outward starting from the ring element 32.
  • the lugs 34', 34" are designed to fit into complementarily shaped recesses 22 '. , 22 "of the shield 12 of the fitting 10 Fig. 1 to be used to connect the shield coupling element 26 of the reset device 16 to the shield 12 in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • the opening 36 is provided so that a handle square can be passed through the reset device 16 in order to couple the handle square to the handle 14 in a rotationally fixed manner, in particular in order to connect the handle square to the connecting element 94 in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • the shield coupling element 26 also has a stop element 38.
  • the stop element 38 extends away from the disk element 31 in the axial direction 102.
  • the stop element 38 extends in the axial direction 102 in the direction of the handle coupling element 30.
  • the stop element 38 is arranged on the side of the shield coupling element 26 facing the handle coupling element 30.
  • the stop element 38 has a first stop surface 40 'and a second stop surface 40 ".
  • the stop surfaces 40' and 40" are arranged in the circumferential direction 106 on opposite sides of the stop element 38.
  • the stop element 38 furthermore has a first contact surface 42 ′ and a second contact surface 42 ′′. Furthermore, the stop element 38 has a side surface 44.
  • the first contact surface 42 ′ extends in the circumferential direction 106 from the first stop surface 40 ′ to that second stop surface 40 ".
  • the second contact surface 42 ′′ extends from the second stop surface 40 ′′ in the circumferential direction 106 toward the side surface 44.
  • the stop surfaces 40 ′, 40 ′′ and the side surface 44 are arranged perpendicular to the circumferential direction 106 and are successively spaced apart from one another in the circumferential direction 106.
  • the two contact surfaces 42 ′, 42 ′′ are arranged perpendicular to the axial direction 102.
  • a distance between the first bearing surface 42 ′ and the disk element 31 is greater than a distance between the second bearing surface 42 ′′ in the axial direction and the disk element 31.
  • Fig. 6 shows the structure of the spring element 28 of the reset device 16 Fig. 3 in an isometric view.
  • the spring element 28 has a winding 46, a first spring end 48 ′ and a second spring end 48 ′′.
  • the first spring end 48 ′ and the second spring end 48 ′′ extend inwards from the winding 46 with respect to the axis of rotation 108 in a radial direction 104 .
  • the winding 46 of the spring element 28 is preferably arranged radially on the outside of the stop element 38 and the handle coupling element 30.
  • the two spring ends 48 ′, 48 ′′ extend radially inward toward the stop element 38 and the handling coupling element 30.
  • the winding preferably extends in the circumferential direction 106 and extends in the axial direction 102.
  • the first spring end 48 ′ is open arranged on a side of the spring element 28 facing the shield coupling element and the second spring end 48 ′′ arranged on a side of the spring element 28 facing the handle coupling element 30 or the handle 14.
  • Fig. 7 shows the structure of the handle coupling element 30 of the reset device 16 Fig. 3 in an isometric view (A) and in a plan view (B) each from a viewing direction which is directed from the inside to the outside with respect to an arrangement in the fitting 10, that is to say from the restoring device 16 in the direction of the handle 14.
  • the handle coupling element 30 is preferably designed as a sleeve element 51.
  • the sleeve element 51 has an opening 50 in the middle.
  • the opening 50 is essentially circular.
  • the opening 50 is in particular arranged essentially symmetrically to the axis of rotation 108.
  • the opening is designed in such a way that a square handle can be passed through the resetting device 16 in order to couple the square handle to the handle 14 in a rotationally fixed manner, in particular in order to connect the square handle to the connecting element 94 in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • the handle coupling element 30 also has a ring element 60 which surrounds the opening 50 on the side facing away from the shield coupling element 26, that is to say on the side facing the handle 14.
  • the ring element 60 is essentially rotationally symmetrical to the axis of rotation 108.
  • the ring element 60 extends in the radial direction 104 from the sleeve element 51 inwards.
  • the ring element 60 has, on the radially inner side on two opposite sides, the two lugs 62 ′, 62 ′′, which extend radially inwards starting from the ring element 60.
  • the lugs 62 ′, 62 ′′ are designed to fit into recesses 95 ′ of complementary design. , 95 "of the connecting element 94 from FIGS Figures 3 and 4th to be used to connect the handle coupling element 30 of the reset device 16 to the connecting element 94 and thereby also to the handle 14 in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • the handle coupling element 30 also has a first recess 52 'and a second recess 52 ".
  • the first recess 52' extends in the circumferential direction 106 from a first contact surface 56 'to a first counter surface 58'.
  • the second recess 52" extends in the circumferential direction 106 from a second counter surface 58 "to a second contact surface 56".
  • the first contact surface 56 ′ and the second contact surface 56 ′′ face one another in the circumferential direction 106.
  • the handle coupling element 30 furthermore has a counter element 54, the counter element 54 having the first counter surface 58 ′ and the second counter surface 58 ′′.
  • the two counter surfaces 58 ′, 58 ′′ are arranged on mutually opposite sides in the circumferential direction 106 of the counter element 54 .
  • the counter element is arranged between the two cutouts 52 ′ and 52 ′′.
  • the counter element 54 has a width in the circumferential direction which corresponds to a distance between the first recess 52 'and the second recess 52 "in the circumferential direction 106. Furthermore, the first recess 52' and the second recess 52" each have a depth, wherein a depth of the first recess 52 'is smaller than a depth of the second recess 52 ".
  • the Fig. 8 shows an isometric view of an arrangement of the shield coupling element 26 and the spring element 28 in a first spring stop position 70.
  • the first spring end 48 'lies against the stop surface 40' of the stop element 38 of the shield coupling element 26.
  • the first spring end 48 ′ lies on the disk element 31 of the shield coupling element 26.
  • the second spring end 48 ′′ is arranged opposite the first spring end 48 ′ in the circumferential direction 106 and is not in contact with any stop surface of the shield coupling element 26.
  • the Fig. 9 shows an isometric view of an arrangement of the shield coupling element 26 and the spring element 28 in a second spring stop position 72.
  • the second spring end 48 "lies against the second stop surface 40" of the stop element 38 of the shield coupling element 26.
  • the second spring end 48 "lies on the second bearing surface 42 ".
  • the first spring end 48 ' is arranged opposite the second spring end 48" in the circumferential direction 106 and does not bear against any stop surface of the shield coupling element 26.
  • the Fig. 10 shows a schematic view of a method for transferring the return device 16 of the handle 14 of the fitting 10 between a first handle stop position 74 and a second handle stop position 80.
  • the reset device 16 is provided in a first step 122 of the method 120.
  • the reset device 16 can be provided in accordance with the reset device 16, which in the 1 to 9 is shown.
  • the handle coupling element 30 is arranged in the first handle stop position 74.
  • the spring device or the spring element 28 is arranged in the first spring stop position 70, in which the first spring end 48 ′ bears on the first stop surface 40 ′.
  • the handle coupling element 30 is rotated in the circumferential direction 106 from the first handle stop position 74 to the second handle stop position 80, so that the spring device or the spring element 28 is arranged in the second spring stop position 72, in which the second spring end 48 "abuts the second stop surface 40".
  • the spring device or the spring element 28 is preferably rotated in the circumferential direction 106 from the first spring stop position 70 to the second spring stop position 72.
  • the 11 to 15 show different operating states of the reset device 16 from the 1 to 9 .
  • Top views of the restoring device 16 are shown, each from a viewing direction which is directed from the inside to the outside with respect to an arrangement in the fitting 10, that is to say from the restoring device 16 in the direction of the handle 14.
  • the disk element 31 is omitted from the shield coupling element and only the stop element 38 is shown.
  • the Fig. 11 , 13 and 14 show various operating states that occur in the method 120 that is shown in FIG Fig. 10 is described.
  • the handle coupling element 30 is rotated in a first direction of rotation 84 or in a second direction of rotation 86.
  • the first and the second direction of rotation 84, 86 run in the circumferential direction 106 and opposite to one another.
  • the first direction of rotation 84 runs from the first handle stop position 74 to the second handle stop position 76, that is to say in FIGS Figures 11 to 15 direction of view shown counterclockwise.
  • the second direction of rotation 86 runs from the second handle stop position 76 to the first handle stop position 74, that is to say in FIGS Figures 11 to 15 direction of view shown clockwise.
  • the handle coupling element 30 is arranged in the first handle stop position 74.
  • the first spring end 48 ' bears on the first contact surface 56'.
  • the first spring end 48 ' also abuts the first stop surface 40'.
  • the second spring end 48 ′′ bears on the second contact surface 56 ′′.
  • the spring element 28 is accordingly arranged in the first spring stop position 70.
  • Fig. 12 the handle coupling element 30 is arranged in a first handle end position 76.
  • This operating state is reached when, starting from the operating state of the first handle stop position 74 from the Fig. 11 the handle coupling element 30 is rotated in the second direction of rotation 86 and thus the second contact surface 56 "is also moved in the circumferential direction 106 towards the first stop surface 40 '.
  • the first spring end 48' detaches from the first contact surface 56 'and the first counter surface 58 'of the handle coupling element 30 is moved towards the first spring end 48'.
  • the first spring end 48 In the first handle end position 76, the first spring end 48 'lies in the circumferential direction on one side on the stop surface 40' and on the other side on the counter surface 58 '.
  • the second spring end 48 ′′ bears on the second contact surface 56 ′′.
  • the spring element 28 is thus also arranged in the first spring stop position 70.
  • the fact that the first spring end 48 ′ bears against both the stop surface 40 ′ and the counter surface 58 ′ means that the handle coupling element 30 is blocked in the second direction of rotation 86.
  • the counter surface 58 ' will not actually be reached during operation. Instead, a limitation of the operating angle of the handle is achieved by a further element, which is present in the entire locking device and is not shown.
  • the spring element 28 is pretensioned in the first handle end position 76 in the first direction of rotation 84.
  • the spring element 28 acts on the handle coupling element 30 with a restoring force in the first direction of rotation 84, that is to say in the direction of the first handle stop position 74.
  • the handle 14 can be returned to the first handle stop position 74 by means of this restoring force.
  • FIG. 13 An intermediate state is shown in which the handle coupling element 30 is arranged in an intermediate handle position 78. This state is reached when starting from the first handle stop position 74, which in Fig. 11 is shown, the handle coupling element 30 is rotated in the first direction of rotation 84 or, starting from the second handle stop position 80, which in the Fig. 14 is shown, the handle coupling element 30 is rotated in the second direction of rotation 86.
  • the intermediate handle position 78 is accordingly between the first handle stop position 74 and the second handle stop position 80.
  • the first spring end 48 ′ bears on the first contact surface 56 ′ and the second spring end 48 ′′ on the second contact surface 56 ′′.
  • the first spring end 48 ′ is arranged at a distance from the first stop surface 40 ′ and the second spring end 48 ′′ is spaced apart from the second stop surface 40 ′′ in the circumferential direction 106. In other words, none of the spring ends 48 ′, 48 ′′ bears against a stop surface of the stop element 38.
  • FIG. 14 Another operating state is shown in which the handle coupling element 30 is arranged in the second handle stop position 80.
  • the second spring end 48 "lies on the second stop surface 40".
  • the second spring end 48 ′′ also abuts the second contact surface 56 ′′.
  • the first spring end 48 ' only bears on the first contact surface 56'.
  • the spring element 28 is accordingly arranged in the second spring stop position 72.
  • FIG. 15 A further operating state of the reset device 16 is shown, in which the handle coupling element 30 is arranged in the second handle end position 82. This condition is reached when starting from that in the Fig. 14 shown operating state, in which the handle coupling element 30 is arranged in the second handle stop position 80, the handle coupling element 30 is rotated further in the first direction of rotation 84.
  • the second spring end 48 ′′ detaches from the second contact surface 56 ′′ and the second counter surface 58 ′′ moves toward the second spring end 48 ′′.
  • the second spring end 48 "lies in the circumferential direction 106 on one side against the second stop surface 40" and on the other side against the second counter surface 58 ".
  • the spring element 28 is thus also arranged in the second spring stop position 72 the second spring end 48 "bears against both the stop surface 40" and the counter surface 58 ", the handle coupling element 30 is blocked in the first direction of rotation 84.
  • the counter surface 58 is not actually reached during operation. Instead, a further element, which is present in the entire locking device and is not shown, is used to limit the actuation angle of the handle.
  • the spring element 28 is biased in the second direction of rotation 86.
  • the spring element 28 acts on the handle coupling element with a restoring force in the second direction of rotation 86, that is to say in the direction of the second handle stop position 80.
  • the handle 14 can be reset into the second handle stop position 80 by means of this restoring force.

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