JP2020067258A - Gas cooking stove - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a gas cooking stove which can continue cooking work of a cooking stove part regardless of failure of igniters.SOLUTION: A gas cooking stove is provided with a cooking stove part including multiple cooking stove burners 1; and a cooking heating part including a cooking heating chamber and a heating burner 7. The cooking stove burners 1 include a first cooking stove burner C1 and a second cooking stove burner C2. Ignition plugs P1 for the first cooking stove burners, which are disposed for the first cooking stove burners C1, are connected to a first igniter NC, and an ignition plug P2 for the second cooking stove burner, which is disposed for the second cooking stove burner C2, and an ignition plug Pg for the heating burner, which is disposed for the heating burner 7, are connected to a second igniter NG.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a gas stove provided with a stove section including a plurality of stove burners and a cooking heating section including a cooking heating chamber and a heating burner.

  As a conventional example of such a gas stove, a grill is provided as a heating unit for cooking, a plurality of stove burner ignition plugs for each of the plurality of stove burners are connected to a stove igniter, and a grill burner ignition for a grill burner as a heating burner is provided. Some plugs are connected to a grill igniter (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

  By the way, in Patent Document 1, as a grill burner, an upper burner provided at the ceiling of the grill cabinet and a lower burner provided at the bottom of the grill cabinet are provided, and a spark burner ignition plug for the upper burner and a lower burner are provided. Each of the spark plugs for the grill burner is connected to the igniter for the grill.

  Further, as a conventional example of such a gas stove, an oven is provided as a heating unit for cooking, and a plurality of stove burner ignition plugs for each of the plurality of stove burners are connected to the stove igniter, and an oven burner as a heating burner is provided. There is one in which an ignition plug for an oven burner is connected to an igniter for an oven (for example, refer to Patent Document 2).

JP, 2017-78558, A JP, 2015-219002, A

  In a conventional gas stove, all of the ignition plugs for a plurality of burners for each of a plurality of burners are connected to the same igniter.Therefore, if the igniter fails, all the burners cannot be used and There is an inconvenience that the cooking work of the department cannot be continued, and improvement is desired.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a gas stove capable of continuing cooking work of a stove section regardless of a malfunction of an igniter.

The gas stove of the present invention is provided with a stove section having a plurality of stove burners, and a cooking heating section having a cooking heating chamber and a heating burner, and its characteristic configuration is
The plurality of stove burners comprises a first stove burner and a second stove burner,
A first stove burner spark plug for the first stove burner is connected to a first igniter;
The second burner spark plug for the second burner and the heating burner spark plug for the heating burner are connected to the second igniter.

  That is, since the first stove burner spark plug is connected to the first igniter, and the second stove burner spark plug and the heating burner spark plug are connected to the second igniter, the first igniter fails. Also, the second stove burner of the plurality of stove burners can be ignited by the ignition operation of the second stove spark plug connected to the second igniter.

  In this way, even if the first igniter fails, the second stove burner of the plurality of stove burners can be ignited, so that the cooking work of the stove section is continuously performed using the second stove burner. be able to.

  In short, according to the characteristic configuration of the gas stove of the present invention, it is possible to continue the cooking work of the stove portion regardless of the malfunction of the igniter.

  A further characteristic configuration of the gas stove of the present invention is that the first stove burner is arranged on the front side of the top plate and the second stove burner is arranged on the rear side of the top plate.

  That is, since the first stove burner ignition plug for the first stove burner arranged on the front side of the top plate is connected to the first igniter, the ignition plug is ignited only when the first stove burner is ignited. On the other hand, since the second spark plug for the second stove burner arranged on the rear side of the top plate is connected to the second igniter, the second stove burner is operated. In addition to igniting when igniting, igniting also occurs when igniting the heating burner.

  As described above, the second stove burner spark plug is ignited even when the heating burner is ignited, in other words, is ignited when the second burner is not ignited. Since the second stove burner arranged on the rear side of the top plate is located away from the user located at the front part of the gas stove, the ignition operation of the second stove burner ignition plug is located at the front part of the gas stove. Since the operation is performed away from the user, it is possible to avoid making the user feel uncomfortable, such as being surprised by the ignition operation.

  By the way, in the heating part for cooking, there is a case where automatic cooking is performed by cooking the cooking target while extinguishing the heating burner.In such an automatic cooking, the heating is performed regardless of the user's intention. As the burner is ignited, the ignition plug for the second stove burner is ignited. However, as described above, the ignition operation as described above surprises the user. You can avoid giving pleasure.

  In short, according to the further characteristic configuration of the gas stove of the present invention, it is possible to avoid making the user feel uncomfortable due to the ignition operation of the second stove burner ignition plug.

  A further characteristic configuration of the gas stove according to the present invention is that the ignition plug for the second stove burner is arranged at a rear side position of the second stove burner.

  That is, since the second stove burner spark plug is disposed at the rear side location of the second stove burner, the second stove burner spark plug cannot be seen by the user located at the front location of the gas stove, or Since it is difficult to see, it is possible to appropriately avoid making the user feel uncomfortable, such as being surprised by the ignition operation of the second stove burner ignition plug.

  Incidentally, in the case where the first stove burner is arranged on the front side of the top plate and the second stove burner is arranged on the rear side of the top plate, the ignition plug for the second stove burner is the second stove burner. If the ignition plug for the second stove burner is located at the rear side of the gas stove, the spark plug for the second stove burner is not particularly visible or hard to see by the user located at the front position of the gas stove. It is possible to more appropriately avoid making the user feel uncomfortable, such as being surprised at the user by the ignition operation.

  In short, according to the further characteristic configuration of the gas stove of the present invention, it is possible to properly avoid giving the user discomfort by the ignition operation of the second stove burner ignition plug.

Gas stove perspective view Circuit diagram showing fuel gas supply configuration and ignition configuration Longitudinal side view of griddle Perspective view of container support pulled out from griddle box Perspective view showing the relationship between the cooking pot and the cooking container support Diagram showing changes in bottom temperature in bread dough fermentation baking mode

[Embodiment]
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
(Overall structure of gas stove)
As shown in FIG. 1, the built-in type gas stove GC includes a stove portion CR having a standard thermal power burner 1A, a small thermal power burner 1B, and a large thermal power burner 1C as the stove burner 1 on the upper surface of the stove body H, and The center of the stove body H in the widthwise direction is provided with a griddle G (see FIG. 3) as a cooking heating unit.
The stove body H is configured with a box-shaped metal casing 2 having an open upper portion as a main part, and a glass top plate 3 is arranged on the stove body H, and a top plate of the stove body H is provided. A griddle exhaust port 4 for exhausting cooking exhaust gas of the griddle G is formed on the rear side.

Of the three stove burners 1, the standard thermal power burner 1A and the large thermal power burner 1C are arranged side by side on the front side of the top plate 3, and the small thermal power burner 1B is located on the rear side of the top plate 3. Is arranged in a state of being positioned at the center in the left-right direction.
The standard thermal power burner 1A and the large thermal power burner 1C correspond to the first stove burner C1 arranged on the front side of the top plate 3, and the small thermal power burner 1B is arranged on the rear side of the top plate 3. Equivalent to 2 stove burners C2.

On the top of the top plate 3, five virtues 5 for placing an object to be heated such as a pot heated by the stove burner 1 are provided corresponding to each of the three stove burners 1.
At the center of the stove burner 1, there is provided a stove burner sensor 1S for detecting the presence of an object to be heated such as a pan and the bottom wall temperature of the object to be heated.

  As shown in FIG. 3, inside the casing 2, there is provided a griddle chamber 6 as a heating chamber for cooking which constitutes a griddle G. In the griddle chamber 6, a griddle burner 7 (an example of a heating burner) is provided. An upper burner 7U provided on the ceiling of the cabinet 6 and a lower burner 7S provided on the bottom of the griddle cabinet 6 are provided.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a liquid crystal type display unit D for displaying information on the operation of the stove burner 1 and the griddle burner 7 on the display screen is provided at the left and right center positions on the front side of the top plate 3. The display contents of the display section D will be described later.

(Details of griddle)
As shown in FIG. 3, the griddle G is provided with the griddle storage 6 described above. The griddle chamber 6 is formed in a tubular shape with an opening at the front and rear, and on the rear side of the griddle chamber 6, an exhaust passage for exhausting the combustion exhaust gas of the griddle burner 7 and cooking exhaust gas such as water vapor from the object to be heated. An exhaust pipe 6A forming E is continuously provided in a state of extending upward, and an exhaust passage E guides cooking exhaust to the griddle exhaust port 4 described above.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a cooking container support portion L that supports a cooking container K as an object to be heated is provided so as to be able to move in and out of the griddle compartment 6.
In the present embodiment, as the cooking container K, the plate pan 9A (see FIGS. 3 and 4) in which the placing surface of the cooked object is formed flat, and the placing surface of the cooked object is formed in a corrugated shape. It is assumed that there are three types: a corrugated plate pan (not shown), and a cooking pot (casserole container or the like) 9C (see FIG. 5) which is a cooking container with a lid for storing an object to be cooked.

As shown in FIG. 4, the cooking container support portion L includes left and right movable rails La that are guided to freely move in and out of a fixed rail provided inside the griddle box 6, and a front edge portion and a rear portion of the cooking container K. A supporting frame Lb (see FIG. 5) formed by bending a rod-shaped member so as to mount and support the edge portion is configured.
The plate pan 9A, the corrugated plate pan, and the cooking pot 9C are configured to be replaceably attached to the support frame Lb of the cooking container support L.

As shown in FIG. 4, a door support 8A for mounting a griddle door 8 (see FIG. 1) for opening and closing a front opening 6f formed in the front part of the griddle storage 6 is provided at the tip of the left and right movable rails La. The front end of the support frame Lb is locked and connected to the door support 8A.
Although not shown, the rear end of the support frame Lb is slidably mounted and supported by a mounting guide body provided inside the griddle box 6.

As shown in FIG. 3, the griddle burner 7 heats the upper part of the cooking container K housed inside the griddle compartment 6 with the upper burner 7U, and the bottom part of the cooking container K housed inside the griddle compartment 6 is heated. It is configured to be heated by the lower burner 7S.
That is, the lower burner 7S heats the cooking container K stored in the griddle storage 6 from below, and the upper burner 7U provided on the ceiling of the griddle storage 6 operates the cooking container K stored in the griddle storage 6. It is configured to heat from above.

The lower burner 7S includes a cylindrical burner main body 10A and a burner mixing tube 10B connected to the burner main body 10A. Flame holes F are formed in the burner main body 10A along the circumferential direction. ing. That is, the lower burner 7S is configured to have the flame holes F in an annular shape.
The upper burner 7U is a radiant burner that forms a downward flat plate flame, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted. However, a flat plate upper burner main body portion and an upper burner mixing pipe portion connected to the upper burner main body portion are formed. And a combustion flame forming portion is formed on the lower surface of the upper burner main body.

As shown in FIG. 2, for each of the lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U, a griddle burner spark plug Pg (an example of a heating burner spark plug) as an ignition device and a griddle burner as an ignition state detection device are provided. The ignition sensor Rg (an example of an ignition sensor for a heating burner) is provided.
Similarly, the stove burner 1 is also equipped with a stove burner ignition plug Pc and a stove burner ignition sensor Rc.

The description of the ignition plug Pc for the stove burner is as follows: The standard combustion power burner 1A and the large combustion power burner 1C as the first stove burner C1 are provided with the first stove burner spark plug P1 and the second stove burner C2. The second stove burner ignition plug P2 is disposed in the small-power burner 1B (see FIG. 1).
Further, as shown in FIG. 1, the second stove burner ignition plug P2 is disposed at the rear side portion of the small fire power burner 1B as the second stove burner C2.

As shown in FIG. 3, inside the lower burner 7S, as a container temperature detection unit for detecting the bottom temperature Ts of the cooking container K, a container temperature for contacting the bottom wall of the cooking container K and detecting the bottom temperature Ts. The detection sensor 11A is equipped.
Further, the exhaust pipe 6A is provided with an internal temperature detection sensor 11B as an internal temperature detection unit that detects the internal temperature of the exhaust passage E communicating with the inside of the griddle storage 6 as the internal temperature Tn of the griddle storage 6. ing.

(Gas fuel supply configuration)
As shown in FIG. 2, an electromagnetically operated source gas valve 13 is provided in a source gas supply passage 12 connected to a gas supply source such as a city gas supply pipe, and a standard thermal power burner is provided from the source gas supply passage 12. The gas passages of four systems, that is, the fork passage 14a, the small heat burner branch 14b, the large heat burner branch 14c, and the griddle burner branch 15 are branched.

  In the branch passage 15 for the griddle burner, a governor 16 for adjusting the supply pressure of the gas fuel to the lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U to a set pressure is provided, and the gas fuel adjusted to the set pressure by the governor 16 is supplied to the lower burner 7S. A lower burner supply path 17S for guiding and an upper burner supply path 17U for guiding the gas fuel adjusted to a preset pressure by the governor 16 to the upper burner 7U are branched from the griddle burner branch path 15.

In order to adjust the heating amount (thermal power) by adjusting the flow rate of the fuel gas by driving the stepping motor in each of the branch path 14a for the standard thermal power burner, the branch path 14b for the small thermal power burner and the branch path 14c for the large thermal power burner. The stove gas amount adjusting valve 18 is provided.
Further, in each of the lower burner supply passage 17S and the upper burner supply passage 17U, a griddle gas amount adjustment valve 19 for adjusting the heating amount (thermal power) by adjusting the flow rate of the fuel gas by driving the stepping motor. Is provided.
As described above, the heating power of the lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U in the griddle burner 7 is changed by the griddle gas amount adjusting valve 19, but in the present embodiment, the lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U are changed. It is assumed that each firepower is changed to three levels of “strong”, “medium”, and “weak”.

(Ignition configuration of spark plug)
As shown in FIG. 2, a first igniter NC and a second igniter NG are provided.
The griddle burner ignition plugs Pg provided for the lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U are connected to the second igniter NG.

  Further, a first stove burner spark plug P1 provided for each of the standard thermal power burner 1A and the large thermal power burner 1C as the first stove burner C1 is connected to the first igniter NC, and the second stove burner NC is connected. The second stove burner ignition plug P2, which is provided for the low-power burner 1B as the burner C2, is connected to the second igniter NG.

  As described above, by connecting the first stove burner ignition plug P1 to the first igniter NC and connecting the second stove burner ignition plug P2 to the second igniter NG, the first igniter NC may fail. In spite of this, the small-burner burner 1B as the second stove burner C2 is used so that the cooking work in the stove portion CR can be continued.

(Operation configuration of gas stove)
As shown in FIG. 1, in the upper part on the right side of the griddle G on the front side surface of the stove body H, ignition and extinguishing or fire power are separately applied to the standard thermal power burner 1A, the small thermal power burner 1B, and the large thermal power burner 1C, respectively. Three stove operation tools 20 for instructing adjustment are provided. That is, the standard fired burner operation tool 20a, the small fired power burner operation tool 20b, and the large fired power burner operation tool 20c are provided.
Each time the stove operating tool 20 is pushed, it issues an ignition command and a fire extinguishing command alternately, and by rotating it, it issues a firepower adjustment command.

At the lower part on the right side of the griddle G on the front side of the stove body H, a stove burner setting operation section 21 for setting automatic cooking by the stove burner 1 is provided so as to be openable and closable by swinging back and forth with the lower end side as a fulcrum. A stove operation panel 21P for performing setting operations for the standard thermal power burner 1A, the small thermal power burner 1B, and the large thermal power burner 1C is provided on the upper surface of the stove burner setting operation unit 21.
The stove burner setting operation unit 21 sets various types of automatic cooking such as a water boiling process and a timer operation process that automatically extinguishes a fire when a set time elapses. However, in the present embodiment, the stove burner setting operation unit 21 is set. The description of the automatic cooking for the stove burner set in step 3 is omitted.

  A griddle setting operation portion 22 for setting the griddle burner 7 is provided at a lower portion on the left side of the griddle G on the front side surface of the stove body H so as to be openable and closable by swinging back and forth with the lower end side as a fulcrum. A griddle operation panel 22P for instructing various information such as an ignition command, a fire extinguishing command, a heat power adjustment command, a heating cooking time adjustment command, and a plurality of cooking menu selection commands is provided on the upper surface of the setting setting operation unit 22. ing.

The plurality of cooking menus are selected by operating the griddle operation panel 22P while displaying various information for instructing (selecting) one of the plurality of cooking menus on the display unit D. By operating the operation panel 22P, various information such as an ignition command for starting the selected cooking menu, a thermal power adjustment command, and a heating time adjustment command are issued.
The details of the cooking menu executed by the griddle G will be described later.

(Control configuration of gas stove)
As shown in FIG. 2, an operation control unit B that controls the operation of the gas stove GC is provided, and the operation control unit B performs the operation (combustion operation) of the griddle burner 7 and the stove burner 1 and the display operation of the display unit D. Is configured to control.

  That is, the operation control unit B displays the information of the automatic cooking operation for the stove unit CR on the display unit D based on the operation of the stove burner setting operation unit 21, and also among the plurality of cooking menus for the griddle G. The information for instructing (selecting) the cooking menu is displayed on the display unit D based on the operation of the griddle setting operation unit 22.

In addition, the operation control unit B performs an ignition process, a fire extinguishing process, and a heat power adjustment process for the stove burner 1 in accordance with an ignition command, a fire extinguishing command, and a heat power adjustment command from the stove operation tool 20, and the setting operation unit 21 for the stove burner. It is configured to execute an automatic cooking operation for the stove burner 1 based on the setting information.
By the way, the standard thermal burner 1A, the small thermal burner 1B and the large thermal burner 1B and the large thermal burner 1A and the large thermal power burner operating tool 20a, the small thermal power burner operating tool 20b and the large thermal power burner operating tool 20c, respectively, according to the ignition command, the extinguishing command and the thermal power adjustment command. The ignition process, the extinguishing process, and the thermal power adjustment process are performed on each of the thermal power burners 1C.

  Further, the operation control unit B is instructed (selected) from the plurality of cooking menus while performing the ignition process, the fire extinguishing process, and the heat power adjusting process for the griddle burner 7 based on the setting information of the griddle setting operation unit 22. The cooking menu is configured to perform cooking.

(Details of control of operation control unit)
The operation control unit B is configured to include a microcomputer and controls the operation (combustion operation) for the stove burner 1 and the griddle burner 7. The combustion control for the stove burner 1 and the combustion control for the griddle burner 7 are performed. Therefore, in the following description, the combustion control for the griddle burner 7 will be described, and the combustion control for the stove burner 1 will be omitted.

The operation control unit B controls combustion for the lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U based on the command information from the griddle setting operation unit 22.
Then, when the operation control unit B executes the cooking operation for the cooking menu commanded (selected) by the griddle setting operation unit 22, the operation control unit B cooks under the automatic cooking heating condition determined according to the commanded cooking menu. It is configured to perform driving.

That is, the operation control unit B selects one of the plurality of cooking menus displayed on the display unit D by the griddle setting operation unit 22, and then the griddle setting operation unit 22 receives the command (selection). When the ignition command is issued at 22, the original gas valve 13 and the griddle gas amount adjusting valve 19 are operated to supply fuel gas to the lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U, and in addition, the lower burner 7S. Also, the ignition process for activating the spark plug Pg for the griddle burner for the upper burner 7U and detecting the ignition by the ignition sensor Rg for the griddle burner is executed.
When a fire extinguishing command is issued from the griddle setting operation unit 22 for the purpose of interrupting the cooking of the cooking menu, the original gas valve 13 and the griddle gas amount adjusting valve 19 are closed. , The lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U are extinguished.

In the combustion state of the lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U, the griddle gas amount adjusting valve 19 for the lower burner 7S and the griddle gas amount adjusting valve 19 for the upper burner 7U are operated to control the thermal power of the lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U. The heat power adjustment processing for changing and adjusting the heat power set for each cooking menu is executed.
When the fire extinguishing condition is satisfied because the elapsed time from the start of cooking has reached the set cooking time while the cooking menu is being executed, the above-described fire extinguishing process is executed. , The lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U are automatically extinguished.

  Incidentally, the operation control unit B operates the first igniter NC to operate the standard igniter burner 1A and the igniter NC when an ignition command is issued by either the standard thermal power burner operating tool 20a or the large thermal power burner operating tool 20c. It is configured to ignite the first stove burner ignition plug P1 provided for each of the large-power burners 1C, and is also provided in any one of the small-power burner operation tool 20b and the griddle setting operation unit 22. When the ignition command is issued, the second igniter NG is actuated to provide the second stove burner ignition plug P2 provided for the small fire power burner 1B and the lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U. The spark plug Pg for the griddle burner is configured to be ignited.

(Details of griddle cooking menu)
A plurality of cooking menus set for the grill G (griddle box 6) are classified according to the cooking container K to be used, and are set to be distributed to a plurality of classification menus.
In the present embodiment, a plurality of cooking menus are set as “food name” as a food type, set as a food name such as “hamburg steak”, and “bake” and “boil”. And the case of being set as a heating cooking form such as ".

  In the present embodiment, the "bread dough fermentation baking mode" of the cooking menu set in the cooking pot 9C will be described as a representative. In the "bread dough fermentation baking mode", the "bread dough fermentation mode" and the "bread dough baking mode" are sequentially executed (see FIG. 6).

"Bread dough fermentation mode" is a cooking menu for secondarily fermenting the bread dough that has undergone the primary fermentation, and conditions for heating the dough to a set temperature for fermentation (for example, 35 to 38 ° C) while intermittently burning the griddle burner 7. Stipulated in.
Specifically, at the start of cooking, when the bottom temperature Ts of the cooking pot 9C reaches the set target temperature (for example, 38 ° C.), the griddle burner 7 is ignited and burned by the initial heating power, and the griddle burner 7 is turned on. When the bottom temperature Ts of the cooking pot 9C reaches the set lower limit temperature (for example, 35 ° C), the griddle burner 7 is ignited and when the set target temperature (for example, 38 ° C) is reached, the griddle burner 7 is turned off. While extinguishing the fire, the griddle burner 7 is heated by the set continuous heating power, and when the elapsed time from the start of cooking reaches the set cooking time (fermentation time: 40 minutes, for example), the griddle burner 7 Stop the heating operation of.

  In this embodiment, as the initial heating power, the heating power of the lower burner 7S of the griddle burner 7 is set to "weak" and the heating power of the upper burner 7U is set to "strong", and as the set continuous heating power, the griddle burner is set. The heat power of the lower burner 7S and the heat power of the upper burner 7U of 7 are set to be "weak".

  "Bread dough baking mode" is a cooking menu for baking fermented bread dough, with the heating power of the lower burner 7S and the upper burner 7U set to "strong", and only during the baking time (for example, 15 minutes). The griddle burner 7 is burned, and thereafter, the combustion of the griddle burner 7 is stopped, and the heat is retained in the griddle chamber 6 for the remaining heating time (for example, 2 minutes). .

Therefore, when the "bread dough fermentation mode" of the "bread dough fermentation and baking mode" is executed, the griddle burner 7 intermittently burns, and as a result, when the griddle burner ignition plug Pg of the griddle burner 7 is ignited, the low-power burner 1B is used. The ignition plug P2 for the second stove burner, which is arranged for the second stove burner, is also ignited.
However, since the small fire power burner 1B is arranged on the rear side of the top plate 3 and the second stove burner ignition plug P2 is arranged on the rear side portion of the small heat burner 1B, it is arranged on the front side of the gas stove GC. The occurrence of the spark associated with the ignition operation of the second stove burner ignition plug P2 becomes invisible to the user located, and the occurrence of the spark associated with the ignition operation of the second stove burner ignition plug P2 is invisible to the user. Avoiding discomfort.

[Another embodiment]
Next, other different embodiments will be listed.
(1) In the above embodiment, the “bread dough fermentation mode” is exemplified as the cooking menu for intermittently burning the griddle burner 7, but the cooking menu for intermittently burning the griddle burner 7 is, for example, placed on the plate bread 9A. When heating an object to be cooked (for example, hamburger or chicken thigh meat) at a high temperature, various cooking menus such as a cooking menu in which the griddle burner 7 is burned in a state where the ignition state and the fire extinguishing state are repeated can be given.

(2) In the above embodiment, the case where the cooking pan K includes the plate pan 9A, the corrugated plate pan, and the cooking pan 9C is illustrated, but the cooking container K includes only the cooking pan 9C. The specific configuration of the cooking container K to be provided can be variously changed.

(3) In the above-described embodiment, the case where the two first stove burners C1 and the second stove burner C2 are arranged is illustrated, but the first stove burner C1 and the second stove burner C2 are arranged in front and rear. For example, the first stove burner C1 and the second stove burner C2 may be arranged side by side, or the first stove burner C1 arranged side by side and the second stove burner C2 arranged side by side may be arranged front and back. The arrangement form of and can be variously changed.

(4) In the above embodiment, the gurdle G is exemplified as the heating unit for cooking, but the heating unit for cooking includes a grill having a grill chamber as a heating chamber for cooking and a grill burner as a heating burner, and a heating unit for cooking. You may implement in the form provided with the oven provided with the oven warehouse as a chamber and the oven burner as a heating burner.

  Note that the configurations disclosed in the above-described embodiments (including other embodiments, the same applies below) can be applied in combination with the configurations disclosed in other embodiments, as long as no contradiction occurs. The embodiments disclosed in the present specification are exemplifications, and the embodiments of the present invention are not limited thereto, and can be appropriately modified within a range not departing from the object of the present invention.

1 Stove burner 6 Heating chamber 7 Cooking burner C1 1st stove burner C2 2nd stove burner CR Stove part G Cooking stove part NC 1st igniter NG 2nd igniter P1 1st stove burner ignition plug P2 2nd stove burner Spark Plug Pg Spark Plug for Heating Burner

Claims (3)

A gas stove provided with a stove section having a plurality of stove burners, and a cooking heating section having a cooking heating chamber and a heating burner,
The plurality of stove burners comprises a first stove burner and a second stove burner,
A first stove burner spark plug for the first stove burner is connected to a first igniter;
A gas stove in which a second burner spark plug for the second burner and a heating burner spark plug for the heating burner are connected to a second igniter.   The gas stove according to claim 1, wherein the first stove burner is arranged on the front side of the top plate, and the second stove burner is arranged on the rear side of the top plate.   The gas stove according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the ignition plug for the second stove burner is arranged at a rear side position of the second stove burner.

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