EP3673208B1 - Cooking device with specific attachment of a support rail for a food product carrier - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a cooking appliance with a housing in which a cooking space is formed. The cooking space is delimited by walls of a muffle of the cooking appliance. The cooking appliance also has a baffle wall that is separate from the muffle and is arranged in the cooking chamber so that an intermediate space is formed between a rear wall of the muffle and the baffle wall.

Such a configuration is, for example, from WO 2014/180760 A1 famous.

From the WO 2016/034191 A1 a cooking appliance with a cooking chamber that is delimited by walls is known. A support frame with lattice bars is attached to the side walls.

Corresponding is from the DE 10 2008 010 501 known, with a telescopic rail being provided here.

In addition, from the EP 0 811 807 A2 a movable holding device for a food carrier is known. This holding device is hung with a hook on an intermediate wall of a box which is arranged on a rear wall of a muffle. A gap is formed between the intermediate wall of the box and the rear wall of the muffle.

In addition, it is also known that receiving rails are arranged in a cooking chamber, on which a food support, such as a grating or a dripping pan or a baking tray, can be placed. Such receiving rails are usually arranged on the vertical side walls of the muffle. Such receiving rails usually have a specific length, so that there must also be corresponding installation space in the depth direction in the cooking chamber.

However, in the case of cooking appliances with such a baffle wall as explained above, the cooking space is shortened in this depth direction.

It is the object of the present invention to create a cooking appliance with such a baffle wall in the cooking chamber, in which the installation of additional components in the cooking chamber is made possible.

This object is achieved by a cooking appliance which has the features of claim 1.

The invention relates to a cooking appliance with a housing in which a cooking space is formed. The cooking appliance has a muffle, which has walls through which the cooking chamber is delimited. The cooking appliance also has a baffle wall that is separate from the muffle and is arranged in the cooking chamber. The baffle is arranged in the cooking chamber in such a way that an intermediate space is formed between a rear wall of the muffle and this baffle. In addition, the cooking appliance has at least one mounting rail for receiving a food support that is separate from the mounting rail. The receiving rail is arranged in the cooking chamber and is arranged with a rear end, viewed in the depth direction of the cooking appliance and thus also of the cooking chamber, behind the baffle wall and extending into the intermediate space. This rear end of the receiving rail is held in the intermediate space on a holding device. The cooking appliance mentioned makes it possible, even if the construction space of the cooking chamber is shortened in the depth direction by such a baffle wall arranged therein, to be able to install specific additional components, such as a receiving rail, without restriction. In addition, it is precisely in this configuration that this mounting rail can be arranged in a concealed and protected manner in specific areas, so that compact and secure installation is also made possible here. Precisely due to the design, so that the rear end is also held with a holding device arranged at a specific position, namely in this intermediate space, this receiving rail is arranged in a positionally secure manner. With such an embodiment, too, it is then unrestrictedly possible to place a wide variety of food carriers on the receiving rail, even if they are extensively equipped with stored goods, so that a correspondingly large weight force also acts on the receiving rail here.

It is further provided that the holding device has a separate holding rail. This also creates a component that is compact and can be introduced into the intermediate space in a very space-saving manner, but which in itself is very stable and can hold the rear end of the receiving rail securely and robustly. Such a retaining rail, which in the installed state extends in the height direction of the cooking chamber along its longitudinal axis, means that there is no need for a further restriction of the installation space of the cooking chamber in the depth direction. With such a retaining rail with its specific arrangement and orientation, the baffle plate does not have to be placed a further distance forward in order to dimension the intermediate space accordingly. Rather, the dimensioning of the intermediate space that is then customary anyway is sufficient to be able to block this retaining rail therein without restrictions.

According to the invention it is further provided that the retaining rail is arranged directly in the intermediate space. This means that with a generally valid definition of the gap, in which this is limited in terms of area by the size of the baffle in the width direction and in the height direction of the cooking chamber, this support rail is thus arranged quasi in the viewing direction in the depth direction in the cooking chamber behind the baffle and through this quasi is covered on the front. The compact structure already mentioned in this respect is further improved because the cooking chamber does not have to be enlarged in the width direction in order to then be able to position this retaining rail next to the baffle wall.

In one embodiment of the invention it is provided that the holding rail is fastened to the rear wall and/or to the baffle wall. With this configuration, the retaining rail can be individually mounted as best as possible depending on the situation, so that it is arranged in a fixed position and corresponding forces can then also be transferred to otherwise robust components, such as the rear wall and the baffle wall. In particular, the holding rail is screwed to the rear wall and/or to the baffle wall.

In an advantageous embodiment, it is provided that the retaining rail is a one-piece bent sheet metal part. As a result, it is built with minimal components and can also be very be designed form complex, it also then has a high form precision.

The support rail preferably has at least one slot receptacle into which the rear end of the support rail is inserted, so that the support rail is held on the support rail by a plug-in connection, in particular is suspended from it. This is a particularly advantageous embodiment. This is because, on the one hand, the rear end of the receiving rail can be attached to the holding rail in a secure position and, on the other hand, simple and user-friendly assembly is made possible. Because precisely when the retaining rail is arranged in a concealed manner behind the baffle wall, a user cannot see this directly when mounting the receiving rail on the retaining rail. It is therefore necessary to provide an assembly scenario in which such a concealed coupling process between the receiving rail and the retaining rail that is not directly visible to the user can be easily found and carried out. This is particularly easy to implement precisely because of the advantageous embodiment mentioned above. In addition, through this Design also achieved a haptic feedback to the user. Because if the rear end is fully inserted into the mounting rail on this slot mount, further insertion is virtually no longer possible because a stop has been reached. The user perceives this accordingly, so that he clearly recognizes that the rear end is arranged in the desired end position in the slot receptacle. Precisely because of this design, a nevertheless very simple possibility is created to attach this rear end securely to the receiving rail and, in particular, a corresponding transmission of force to the holding rail is then also made possible by this suspended state.

In a further advantageous embodiment it is provided that the slot receptacle is formed in a boundary wall of the retaining rail, this boundary wall delimiting a receiving groove of the retaining rail. This receiving channel of the retaining rail is designed to receive further components, in particular a partial area of the retaining rail. The boundary wall is thus designed to be multifunctional, which favors the compact design of the retaining rail.

Provision is preferably made for the receiving rail to have a first rail part which, when the receiving rail is in the mounted state on the retaining rail, extends in the receiving channel. At least one second rail part of the receiving rail, which is connected to the first rail part, extends from outside the receiving channel through the slotted seat into the receiving channel. This design of the mounting rail and the specific positioning of different rail parts in different areas of the mounting rail enables this rear end of the mounting rail to be held particularly securely in the mounting rail. This also supports secure positioning in several spatial directions. As a result, an undesired tilting or slipping out of the receiving rail from the holding rail can be avoided. A quasi multiple interlocking or interlocking arrangement of different rail parts in different areas of the support rail is made possible.

In the mounted state, the first rail part preferably extends with its longitudinal axis in the direction of the channel axis of the receiving channel. Preferably extends the second rail part is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the receiving channel. This orientation of the first rail part and the second rail part, which is in particular offset by 90° to one another, achieves a particularly secure anchoring of this rear end on the holding rail. Since the first rail part has a length that is greater than a clear width of the receiving slot measured in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the receiving channel, the rear end cannot slip out of the receiving channel laterally or be pulled out through the receiving slot. On the other hand, the extension of this second rail part through the slot receptacle in the receptacle channel is favored in this respect.

Provision is preferably made for a slot receptacle to have at least two separate slots which are arranged at a distance from one another and into which a separate second rail part of the receptacle rail is inserted in each case. Such a double structure further improves the mechanical attachment. On the other hand, this makes it possible for a particularly advantageous configuration of the mounting rail to be formed with two second rail parts which are parallel when viewed in the vertical direction. In the intermediate space between these second rail parts, it is then possible to insert a cooking product carrier, which is then also held securely on the receiving rail. This intermediate space is then delimited by the upper second rail part, so that an undesired tilting of the food support and thus a possibly undesired tipping forwards is avoided.

It is preferably provided that a wall part of the boundary wall delimiting the receiving channel has a wall extension on its free edge facing away from the channel base, which is oriented obliquely and is designed as an insertion tab for the rail part of the receiving device that is to be inserted into the receiving channel. This is a further, very advantageous embodiment to improve the non-visible mounting of the rear end on the support rail. Due to this specifically arranged and oriented wall extension, the rear end is inserted almost automatically into the receiving channel and the slot receptacle when reaching behind the impact wall and when contacting the retaining rail.

Provision is preferably made for the rear end of the mounting rail to be at an angle to an adjoining rail area of the mounting rail is formed, wherein when the receiving rail is mounted on the retaining rail, the rail area is guided past the side of the baffle wall and the rear end extends into the intermediate space in such a way that when the cooking chamber is viewed from the front, this rear end is covered by the baffle wall. In this configuration, the baffle wall extends in the width direction of the cooking chamber and thus also of the cooking appliance in such a way that a gap or a certain distance is formed between a lateral vertical edge of the baffle wall and a vertical side wall of the muffle, through which the receiving rail can extend. By guiding the mounting rail past the impact wall, it is then also possible to install this specifically shaped and oriented rear end of the mounting rail in a concealed manner. As a result, the holder of the rear end is also arranged in a protected manner and, in this respect, the end of the receiving rail, which is shaped more complex and requires more installation space, is arranged in an area that is already present in the cooking chamber and is used for other purposes. A shape-specific configuration of the mounting rail is straight in the width direction, which is enlarged by the bent rear end of the mounting rail, but can still be installed in a space-saving manner.

Provision is preferably made for the mounting rail to be arranged on the holding rail so that it can be detached in a non-destructive manner, and in particular to be hung thereon. In addition to the attachment of the rear end, as advantageously explained above, the mounting rail can be connected to the muffle in at least one other area, in particular to a vertical side wall of the muffle. For example, a bearing pin on the receiving rail can engage, in particular be inserted, into a receptacle in such a vertical side wall.

In an advantageous embodiment, it is provided that the holding rail has at least two separate slot receptacles which, viewed in the height direction of the cooking appliance, are formed at different heights, so that a holding rail can be attached at different heights in the cooking chamber.

In an advantageous embodiment, the receiving rail is a rod rail. This means that they are formed from several rods connected to one another in a stationary manner is, wherein a first rail part is a vertical bar and at least a second rail part is a horizontal bar, one end of which opens out onto the vertical bar.

A heating element and/or a fan is advantageously arranged in the space between the rear wall of the muffle and the baffle wall. Thus, in an advantageous embodiment, a hot air box is formed by this rear wall and the baffle wall. The baffle can have one or more holes through which the air can get from the space into the remaining area of the cooking space.

In an advantageous embodiment it is provided that the cooking appliance is a steam cooking appliance. In such a configuration, generated steam can then also be introduced into the remaining area of the cooking chamber via the intermediate space through the baffle wall and/or past the side of the baffle wall.

"Top", "bottom", "front", "back", "horizontal", "vertical", "depth direction", "width direction", "height direction" etc. are the positions specified for the intended use and intended arrangement of the device and directions given.

Further features of the invention result from the claims, the figures and the description of the figures.

Fig. 1

eine schematische perspektivische Darstellung eines Ausführungsbeispiels eines erfindungsgemäßen Gargeräts;

Fig. 2

eine Frontansicht eines Teilbereichs des Gargeräts gemäß Fig. 1;

Fig. 3

eine perspektivische Teildarstellung von Komponenten des Gargeräts gemäß Fig. 1;

Fig. 4

eine Darstellung einer Halteschiene mit daran angeordneten Aufnahmeschienen und daran angeordneten Gargutträgern;

Fig. 5

eine perspektivische Darstellung eines Ausführungsbeispiels einer Halteschiene;

Fig. 6

die Darstellung gemäß Fig. 5 mit davon noch separierter Aufnahmeschiene;

Fig. 7

die Halteschiene gemäß Fig. 5 und Fig. 6 mit einer daran in einer Endposition gezeigten Aufnahmeschiene;

Fig. 8

die Anordnung gemäß Fig. 7 in einer dazu unterschiedlichen Perspektive; und

Fig. 9

ein Ausführungsbeispiel einer Aufnahmeschiene in perspektivischer Darstellung.

Exemplary embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail below with the aid of schematic drawings. Show it:

1

a schematic perspective view of an embodiment of a cooking appliance according to the invention;

2

a front view of a portion of the cooking appliance according to FIG 1 ;

3

a perspective partial representation of components of the cooking appliance according to FIG 1 ;

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an illustration of a holding rail with receiving rails arranged thereon and food supports arranged thereon;

figure 5

a perspective view of an embodiment of a support rail;

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the representation according to figure 5 with a separate mounting rail;

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the retaining rail according to 5 and 6 with a receiving rail shown thereon in an end position;

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the arrangement according to 7 in a different perspective; and

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an embodiment of a receiving rail in a perspective view.

Elements that are the same or have the same function are provided with the same reference symbols in the figures.

In 1 In one embodiment, a cooking appliance 1 is shown, which is embodied here, for example, as a steam cooking appliance. The cooking appliance 1 has a housing 2 in which a muffle 3 is arranged. The muffle 3 has opposite vertical side walls 4 and 5, a top wall 6, a bottom wall 7 and a rear wall 8 ( 3 ) on. A cooking space 9 is delimited by these walls. Food to be cooked can be placed in the cooking chamber 9 for preparation.

The cooking appliance 1 also has a door 10 which is pivotably arranged on the housing 2 in order to close the cooking chamber 9 . The muffle 3 is open at the front and in this respect has a loading opening 11 through which the items to be cooked can be introduced into the cooking chamber 9 or can be removed. This loading opening 11 can be closed by the door 10 . In the depth direction (z-direction) in the rear region of the cooking chamber 11 is a separate baffle 13, which is designed as a plate. This impact wall 13 is formed separately from the muffle 3 and is arranged in front of the rear wall 8 and, in particular, parallel to the rear wall 8 when viewed in the depth direction. The impact wall 13 is also arranged at a distance from the rear wall 8 . Between the baffle 13 and the rear wall 8 is a gap 14 ( 3 ) educated. A heating element and/or a fan, for example, can be arranged in this intermediate space 14 .

As in 1 As can be seen, the baffle wall 13 preferably has a plurality of holes 20 through which air and/or steam can be introduced from the intermediate space 14 into the remaining volume of the cooking space 9 in front of it.

As in 1 As can be seen, the impact wall 13, viewed in the width direction (x-direction), does not extend over the entire width between the vertical side walls 4 and 5, but is arranged with relevant edges 12 at a distance from the vertical side walls 4 and 5. In this context, a gap 15 is formed between an edge of the impact wall 13 and the vertical side wall 4 or the vertical side wall 5 .

In addition, it is provided that the cooking appliance 1 has at least one separate receiving rail 16 which is designed to receive a separate food support. They are preferably in pairs in the height direction (y-direction). Mounting rails 16 are present, so that a corresponding food support is held on opposite sides and can be positioned at the same height. The receiving rails 16 are separate components. On the one hand, they are preferably installed on the vertical side walls 4 and 5 so that they can be removed without destroying them, for example by being hung or plugged in.

A rear end 17 of a receiving rail 16 extends behind the impact wall 13 viewed in the depth direction and extends into the intermediate space 14 in a particularly advantageous manner. This rear end 17 is then held in the intermediate space 14 , in particular held on a specific separate holding device 18 .

Examples are in 1 several receiving rails 16 arranged at different heights are shown, which, however, for the sake of clarity, are not provided with a reference number.

In 3 FIG. 1 is a front view of a portion of the cooking appliance 1 according to FIG 1 shown. In this representation, the baffle 13 is shown transparent, so that the holding device 18 can be seen. The holding device 18 has a holding rail 19, which is preferably a one-piece bent sheet metal part. This holding rail 19 is arranged in the height direction and is arranged in the intermediate space 14 . It is thus covered by the impact wall 13, particularly when viewed from the front. This retaining rail 19 can be arranged on the impact wall 13 and/or the rear wall 8, in particular screwed on. The rear end 17 of a receiving rail 16 is passed through the gap 15 between the baffle wall 13 and the vertical side wall 5 viewed in the depth direction, past this baffle wall 13 and inserted into the intermediate space 14 . This rear end 17 is therefore, when viewed from the front, as shown in 2 is shown, also covered by the baffle 13. The intermediate space 14 is dimensioned in the xy plane in such a way that it is delimited by the area dimensions of the impact wall 13 .

In 3 is a perspective view of the embodiment according to 2 shown, where for the sake of clarity the baffle 13 is again transparent and the top wall 6 and the vertical side wall 5 are not shown. The hidden one Installation of the retaining rail 19 and the rear end 17 in the space 14 behind the baffle 13 is shown here by a transparent representation.

In 4 an embodiment of the retaining rail 19 is shown in a perspective view. The holding rail 19 has a plurality of tabs 21 .

These multiple tabs 21 allow the retaining rail 19 to be fastened at different positions and/or different components. In particular, these tabs 21 have screw holes through which screws can be passed.

In the representation according to 4 is shown by way of example that a plurality of separate receiving rails 16 are arranged in their respective end positions on the holding rail 19 at different heights, in particular with their rear ends being hung directly on it. Food supports 22 and 23 are also shown as examples, wherein the food support 22 is, for example, a baking tray or a dripping pan, and the food support 23 is a grating. The food carriers 22 and 23 that are separate from the receiving rails 16 are then placed on these receiving rails 16 .

The receiving rails 16 are, as shown in 1 and in 2 is indicated, oriented horizontally in the assembled state and thus extend in the xz plane at different levels.

In figure 5 an enlarged representation of the exemplary embodiment of the holding rail 19 is shown. The holding rail 19 has at least one slot receptacle 24 . The slot receptacle 24 has two separate slots 24a and 24b here. These slits 24a and 24b are formed parallel to each other and spaced from each other in the height direction. This slot receptacle 24 with the two slots 24a and 24b shown here as an example is formed in a boundary wall 25 which, in particular, bounds a receiving channel 26 of the holding rail 19 . The rear end 17 of a mounting rail 16 is inserted and hung on the holding rail 19 . The receiving channel 26 runs in the vertical direction, so that the longitudinal axis of this receiving channel 26 is oriented in the vertical direction.

Each of the slots 24a and 24b is configured to receive a second rail portion of the receiving rail 16 . The slots 24a and 24b are open towards the front when viewed in the depth direction, so that the insertion of rail parts of the mounting rail 16 is made possible via this opening. At the rear, these slots 24a and 24b are delimited by a channel base 27 of the receiving channel 26. A wall part 28 of the boundary wall 25 has a wall extension 29 on its free end facing away from the bottom 27 of the channel. This wall extension 29 is designed here as a flap oriented obliquely forwards and to the side, which in particular tapers forwards and is preferably designed in a triangular or trapezoidal manner. This configuration forms an insertion tab, so that the insertion of the rear end 17 of a receiving rail 16 into the receiving channel 26 and into the slot receptacle 24 is improved. This wall extension 29 is oriented in such a way that the area toward the receiving channel 26 is more or less widened.

The receiving channel 26 is delimited by a further delimiting wall 30 opposite the delimiting wall 25 .

In 6 is the representation of the support rail 19 according to FIG figure 5 shown and also a receiving rail 16 partially shown, which is to be mounted on the support rail 19 according to the direction of the arrow P. The receiving rail 16 has a first rail part 31, which is a straight rod part, in particular a vertical rod. In the exemplary embodiment, the receiving rail 16, which is designed here as a bar rail, has two second rail parts 32, which are oriented in the same way here and are spaced apart from one another in the height direction. These two rail parts 32 are also bars, in particular horizontal bars. They are arranged at an angle of 90° to the first rail part 31 and their ends open onto the first rail part 31 . This configuration is formed by the rear end 17 of the mounting rail 16 . As can also be seen, this rear end 17 is oriented at an angle to a further rail region 33 adjoining the rear end 17, in particular bent at an angle of 90°. In particular, the two second rail parts 32 are shaped accordingly and merge directly into the rail area 33 . In an intermediate space 34 between the two rail parts 32 in this rail area 33, the food support 22, 23 can be accommodated.

Based on the representation in 6 the rear end 17 is inserted into the receiving channel 26 and the slot receptacle 24 as the receiving rail 16 approaches or contacts the retaining rail 19 further. For this purpose, the first rail part 17 is pushed into the receiving channel 26 and the upper second rail part 32 of the rear end 17 is inserted into the upper slot 24a and the lower second rail part 32 is inserted into the lower slot 24b. The wall part 28 then extends into the gap 34 between the two second rail parts 32. In 7 In this regard, the assembled final state of the mounting rail 16 on the holding rail 19 is shown. The longitudinal axis of the first rail part 31 then extends parallel to the longitudinal axis of the receiving channel 26. In particular, the first rail part 31 is inserted into the receiving rail 26 through the wall extension 29 during insertion. Due to the particularly tapering, preferably trapezoidal design of the wall extension 29, when the mounting rail 16 is fundamentally positioned too low and too high on the holding rail 19 with further different directions of the arrow P, the second rail parts 32 are also guided securely into the slots 24a and 24b. since corresponding inclined insertion edges 35 and 36 are also formed on this wall extension 29.

In 8 is a partial area of the embodiment in a different perspective view 7 shown. The hung or hung state in this regard can be seen. The second rail parts 32 extend from the outside of the receiving channel 26 through the receiving slots 24a, 24b from the side, in particular at 90° to the longitudinal axis of the receiving channel 26, into the receiving channel 26. The rear end 17 is arranged in a practically secured position on the holding rail 19 in the height direction and in the width direction as a result of this configuration.

The holding rail 19 preferably has a plurality of slot receptacles 24 formed at different heights, so that a receiving rail can be arranged on it at different heights. In particular, a receiving rail 16 is arranged on the holding rail 19 so that it can be detached in a non-destructive manner.

As in 2 and 3 shown and explained is as shown in FIG 8 the receiving rail 16 with the rail portion 33 viewed in the depth direction at the Baffle 13 passed, in particular through the gap 15, so that the rear end 17 is arranged completely behind the baffle 13 and at least partially extends into the intermediate space 14. In particular, the holding rail 19 and the first rail part 31 are arranged completely behind the impact wall 13 . The second rail parts 32 of the rear end 17 extend partially into this intermediate space 14 .

In 9 a receiving rail 16 is shown in an exemplary embodiment. A coupling element 38 is shown here at a front end 37 , which is arranged in particular in one piece on the receiving rail 16 . The coupling element 38 is designed to be inserted into a receptacle in the vertical side wall 5 . As can be seen here, the receiving rail 16 is constructed entirely as a rod rail and is thus constructed from rods connected to one another in a stationary manner.

Reference List

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cooking appliance

2

housing

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muffle

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Side wall

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Side wall

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ceiling wall

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bottom wall

8th

back panel

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cooking chamber

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door

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loading opening

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edge

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baffle

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space

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gap

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recording rail

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End

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holding device

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support rail

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holes

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tabs

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food carrier

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food carrier

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slot recording

24a

slot

24b

slot

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boundary wall

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intake channel

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gutter bottom

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wall part

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wall extension

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boundary wall

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first rail part

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second rail parts

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rail area

34

space

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lead-in margins

36

lead-in margins

37

front end

38

coupling element

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Claims (13)

1. Cooking appliance (1) having a housing (2), in which a cooking chamber (9) is formed, said cooking chamber being delimited by walls (4, 5, 6, 7, 8) of a muffle (3) of the cooking appliance (1), and having a baffle wall (13), which is arranged in the cooking chamber (9) in such a way that an intermediate space (14) is formed between a rear wall (8) of the muffle (3) and the baffle wall (13), wherein the cooking appliance (1) has at least one receiving rail (16) for receiving a carrier (22, 23) of a product to be cooked, the receiving rail is arranged in the cooking chamber (9) and a rear end (17) of the receiving rail extends behind the baffle wall (13) and into the intermediate space (14), characterised in that said rear end (17) is held in the intermediate space (14) on a holding device (18), the holding device (18) has a holding rail (19) that is separate from the baffle wall (13) and from the muffle (3), and the holding rail (19) is arranged in the intermediate space (14).
2. Cooking appliance (1) according to claim 1, characterised in that the holding rail (19) is attached to the rear wall (8) and/or to the baffle wall (13), in particular screwed thereon.
3. Cooking appliance (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the holding rail (19) is an integrally formed sheet metal part.
4. Cooking appliance (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the holding rail (19) has at least one slot receptacle (24) into which the rear end (17) of the receiving rail (16) is inserted so that the receiving rail (16) is held on the holding rail (19) by means of a plug connection, in particular is suspended thereon.
5. Cooking appliance (1) according to claim 4, characterised in that the slot receptacle (24) is formed in a boundary wall (25) of the holding rail (19), wherein said boundary wall delimits a receiving groove (26) of the holding rail (19).
6. Cooking appliance (1) according to claim 5, characterised in that the receiving rail (16) has a first rail part (31), which in the mounted state of the receiving rail (16) extends along the holding rail (19) in the receiving groove (26), and has at least one second rail part (32) which is connected to the first rail part (31), which extends from outside the receiving groove (26) through the slot receptacle (24) into the receiving groove (26).
7. Cooking appliance (1) according to one of the preceding claims 4 to 6, characterised in that a slot receptacle (24) has at least two separate slots (24a, 24b), in which in each case a second rail part (32) of the receiving rail (16) is inserted.
8. Cooking appliance (1) according to one of the preceding claims 4 to 7, characterised in that a wall section (28) of the boundary wall (25) delimiting the receiving groove (26) has a wall extension (29) on its free edge facing away from the groove base (27), which is oriented obliquely and is realised as an insertion tongue for the rail part (31, 32) of the receiving rail (16) that is to be inserted into the receiving groove (26).
9. Cooking appliance (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the rear end (17) of the receiving rail (16) is formed at an angle relative to an adjoining rail section (33) of the receiving rail (16), wherein in the mounted state of the receiving rail (16) on the holding rail (19), the rail section (33) is guided laterally past the baffle wall (13) and the rear end (17) extends in the intermediate space (14) such that, when the cooking chamber (9) is viewed from the front, this rear end (17) is concealed by the baffle wall (13) at least in sections.
10. Cooking appliance (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the receiving rail (16) is arranged in a non-destructively detachable manner on the holding rail (19), in particular is mounted thereon.
11. Cooking appliance (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the holding rail (19) has at least two separate slot receptacles (24) that are formed at different height positions viewed in the height direction (y) of the cooking appliance (1), such that a receiving rail (16) can be attached in the cooking chamber in different height positions.
12. Cooking appliance (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the receiving rail (16) is a bar rail formed from multiple bars that are connected to one another in fixed positions, wherein a first rail part (31) is a vertical bar and at least one second rail part (32) is a horizontal bar that leads onto the vertical bar with one end.
13. Cooking appliance (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that it is a steam cooking appliance.

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