JP2020159686A - Bathroom Dryer - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a bathroom dryer in which a filter can be easily attached/detached regardless of the presence/absence of failure around a suction port.SOLUTION: A bathroom dryer 100 comprises: a Sirocco fan 2 that is an air blower; a body case 3 in which the air blower is stored; a body base 4 having a suction port 6 through which an airflow sucked from a bathroom to the body case 3 by the operation of the air blower passes; and a filter 10 that is detachably attached to the body base 4, covers the suction port 6 and allows the airflow to pass through. The body base 4 has a holding part for holding the filter 10 so that it is possible to insert the filter 10 from a front with the suction port 6 directed and withdraw the filter 10 forward, and to insert the filter 10 from the side of the suction port 6 and withdraw the filter 10 toward the side.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a bathroom dryer that enables circulation of air taken in from the bathroom to the bathroom and discharge of air taken in from the bathroom to the outside of the bathroom.

Conventionally, bathroom drying is provided with a circulation port through which a circulating air flow that circulates air taken in from the bathroom into the bathroom passes through, and an exhaust port through which an exhaust stream that discharges air taken in from the bathroom to the outside of the bathroom passes through. The machine is known. The bathroom dryer has a heating operation that warms the air from the bathroom with a heater and sends warm air to the circulation port, a ventilation operation that sends the air from the bathroom to the exhaust port, and an air from the bathroom to the exhaust port. At the same time, a drying operation is performed in which warm air or cool air is sent to the circulation port. In the bathroom dryer, a filter for removing dust flowing with the air flow from the air flow is detachably attached to a suction port through which the air flow taken from the bathroom passes.

Some bathroom dryers insert the filter from the front with the suction port directed and pull out the filter from the front. In a bathroom dryer equipped with a main body including a blower and a front panel that can be opened and closed inside the bathroom of the main body, after opening the front panel, inserting the filter from the front and removing the filter from the front Is done. In such a bathroom dryer, since the front panel needs to be opened and closed each time the filter is attached and detached, the work for attaching and detaching the filter requires time and effort.

Patent Document 1 discloses an air conditioner in which a filter mounting portion provided with a rectangular flat plate is provided at a suction port, and filter insertion ports are provided on each side of the rectangle. The air conditioner of Patent Document 1 is capable of inserting a filter from a plurality of directions on the side of the suction port and extracting the filter from a plurality of directions on the side of the suction port. In a bathroom dryer equipped with a front panel, the filter can be inserted and removed through the gap between the main body and the front panel, so that the filter can be attached and detached with the front panel closed. ..

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2004-150717

In the bathroom dryer, objects that hinder the attachment and detachment of the filter, such as walls and lighting fixtures, are adjacent to the bathroom dryer, and there is no space on the side of the bathroom dryer for inserting and removing the filter. In some cases, it becomes difficult to insert the filter from the side and to remove the filter from the side. In such a situation, it would be desirable for the bathroom dryer to be able to insert the filter from the front and remove the filter from the front. According to the technique of Patent Document 1, since it is not possible to insert the filter from the front and to remove the filter from the front, it may be difficult to attach / detach the filter.

The present invention has been made in view of the above, and an object of the present invention is to obtain a bathroom dryer that enables easy attachment / detachment of a filter regardless of the presence or absence of obstacles around the suction port.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems and achieve the object, the bathroom dryer according to the present invention has a blower, a main body case in which the blower is housed, and an air flow sucked from the bathroom into the main body case by the operation of the blower. It includes a main body base having a suction port through which air passes, and a filter that is detachably attached to the main body base to cover the suction port and allows air flow to pass through. The main body base allows the insertion of the filter from the front with the suction port directed and the removal of the filter forward, and the insertion of the filter from the side of the suction port and the removal of the filter to the side. Has a holding part for holding.

The bathroom dryer according to the present invention has the effect that the filter can be easily attached and detached regardless of the presence or absence of obstacles around the suction port.

The figure which shows the structure of the bathroom dryer which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention. Front perspective view showing a main part of the bathroom dryer shown in FIG. The figure which shows the bathroom dryer in the state which the front panel is opened from the main body base shown in FIG. A perspective view of the filter removed from the main body base shown in FIG. A cross-sectional view of a portion of the main body base shown in FIG. 2 including the second rail member. A perspective view showing a portion of the main body base shown in FIG. 3 including a rib.

The bathroom dryer according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. The present invention is not limited to this embodiment.

Embodiment 1.
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a bathroom dryer 100 according to a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a front perspective view showing a main part of the bathroom dryer 100 shown in FIG. The bathroom dryer 100 is installed on the ceiling of the bathroom and is connected to a duct arranged to connect the back of the ceiling and the outside of the bathroom. In FIG. 1, the illustration of the ceiling and the duct is omitted. The bathroom dryer 100 may be installed on the wall or window of the bathroom.

In the following description, the direction in which the suction port 6 described later is directed in the bathroom dryer 100 is defined as the front. The direction in which the direction from the suction port 6 toward the front and the opposite direction are combined is defined as the front-rear direction. In the bathroom dryer 100 installed on the ceiling, the front-rear direction coincides with the vertical direction. Further, a direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction and parallel to the side surfaces 4b and 4c of the main body base 4 described later is defined as the first direction. The direction perpendicular to the front-back direction and the first direction is defined as the second direction. The direction from the suction port 6 toward the first direction and the direction from the suction port 6 toward the second direction are lateral. In the bathroom dryer 100 installed on the ceiling, the first direction and the second direction are horizontal directions.

The bathroom dryer 100 includes a sirocco fan 2 which is a blower, a main body case 3 in which the sirocco fan 2 is housed, a main body base 4 provided on the bathroom side of the main body case 3, and a front panel attached to the main body base 4. 5 and. The main body case 3 and the components housed in the main body case 3 and the main body base 4 constitute the main body portion 1 of the bathroom dryer 100. Note that FIG. 1 schematically shows the main components housed in the main body case 3, and also shows the side configurations of the main body base 4 and the front panel 5. The fan motor 9, which is the drive source of the sirocco fan 2, and the damper 12, which will be described later, are housed in the main body case 3. In FIG. 2, the main body case 3 of the bathroom dryer 100 is not shown.

The sirocco fan 2 receives the driving force of the fan motor 9 and rotates to generate an air flow. The main body base 4 is provided with a suction port 6 through which an air flow taken into the main body case 3 from the bathroom by the operation of the sirocco fan 2 passes. Further, the main body base 4 is provided with a circulation port 7 through which a circulating air flow that circulates air taken in from the bathroom into the bathroom passes. The side surface 3a of the main body case 3 is provided with an exhaust port 8 through which an exhaust stream for discharging air taken in from the bathroom to the outside of the bathroom passes. The exhaust port 8 is connected to the duct.

From inside the bathroom, the main body case 3 is inserted into the ceiling behind the ceiling through an opening provided in the ceiling, the main body case 3 is fixed to the ceiling, and the main body base 4 is fixed to the main body case 3, so that the main body 1 is sucked. The port 6 and the circulation port 7 are installed on the ceiling in a state of being directed downward in the bathroom.

Inside the main body case 3, a first air passage 13 for advancing the air flow from the sirocco fan 2 to the circulation port 7 and a second air passage 14 for advancing the air flow from the sirocco fan 2 to the exhaust port 8 are provided. Has been done. The damper 12 is arranged at a branch of the first air passage 13 and the second air passage 14. The damper 12 adjusts the opening degree of the first air passage 13 and the opening degree of the second air passage 14 by rotational driving. The heater 11 is installed at the circulation port 7. The heater 11 heats the air passing through the circulation port 7.

The bathroom dryer 100 has a heating operation in which the air from the inside of the bathroom is heated by the heater 11 and blown out warm air from the circulation port 7, a ventilation operation in which the air from the inside of the bathroom is discharged to the outside of the bathroom from the exhaust port 8, and the bathroom. At the same time that the air from the inside is discharged from the exhaust port 8, a drying operation is performed in which warm air or cool air is blown out from the circulation port 7. The bathroom dryer 100 drives the damper 12 to switch between a heating operation, a ventilation operation, and a drying operation.

The front panel 5 is arranged so as to face the front surface 4a of the main body base 4. The four connecting portions 15a, 15b, 15c, and 15d connect the main body base 4 and the front panel 5. The two connecting portions 15a and 15b are provided at positions adjacent to the suction port 6. The two connecting portions 15c and 15d are provided at positions adjacent to the circulation port 7. Note that FIG. 2 shows three connecting portions 15a, 15b, 15c out of the four connecting portions 15a, 15b, 15c, and 15d.

In the bathroom dryer 100 shown in FIG. 2, the front panel 5 is supported by four connecting portions 15a, 15b, 15c, and 15d provided at the four corners of the front panel 5. The front panel 5 is parallel to the front surface 4a and is supported at a distance from the front surface 4a. In a state where the front panel 5 is supported by the connecting portions 15a, 15b, 15c, 15d, the air flow from the bathroom passes through the gaps 19a, 19b, 19c formed between the main body base 4 and the front panel 5. Then, proceed to the suction port 6. The gap 19a is provided between the connecting portion 15a and the circulation port 7. The gap 19b is provided between the connecting portion 15a and the connecting portion 15b. The gap 19c is provided between the connecting portion 15b and the circulation port 7.

At a position of the front panel 5 facing the circulation port 7, an opening 16 through which the circulation airflow from the circulation port 7 to the bathroom passes is provided. The circulating airflow from the first air passage 13 travels into the bathroom through the circulation port 7 and the opening 16.

The front panel 5 is attached to the main body base 4 so as to be openable and closable. 1 and 2 show a bathroom dryer 100 in a state where the front panel 5 is closed to the main body base 4.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a bathroom dryer 100 in a state where the front panel 5 is opened from the main body base 4 shown in FIG. FIG. 3 shows three connecting portions 15a, 15c, 15d out of the four connecting portions 15a, 15b, 15c, 15d.

The connecting portion 15a includes a hinge portion 17a fixed to the main body base 4 and a hinge portion 17b fixed to the front panel 5. The hinge portion 17a and the hinge portion 17b are rotatably joined to each other. The connecting portion 15b is configured in the same manner as the connecting portion 15a.

The connecting portion 15c includes a clip 17c rotatably fixed to the main body base 4 and a claw portion 17d fixed to the front panel 5. The clip 17c and the claw portion 17d can be fitted to each other. Further, by rotating the clip 17c from the state where the clip 17c and the claw portion 17d are fitted, the fitting between the clip 17c and the claw portion 17d can be released. The connecting portion 15d is configured in the same manner as the connecting portion 15c.

The clip 17c and the claw portion 17d are fitted to each other at the connecting portions 15c and 15d, so that the front panel 5 is supported by the main body base 4 by the four connecting portions 15a, 15b, 15c and 15d. At this time, the front panel 5 is closed by the main body base 4.

When the fitting of the clips 17c of the connecting portions 15c and 15d and the claws 17d is released, the claws 17d on the front panel 5 side can be separated from the clips 17c on the main body base 4 side at the connecting portions 15c and 15d. Become. By separating the front panel 5 from the main body base 4 at the connecting portions 15c and 15d, the hinge portion 17b rotates with respect to the hinge portion 17a on the main body base 4 side at the connecting portions 15a and 15b. The front panel 5 is opened from the main body base 4 by rotating the front panel 5 around the connecting portions 15a and 15b. The front panel 5 is opened until it is perpendicular to the front surface 4a of the main body base 4.

The bathroom dryer 100 includes a filter 10 that is detachably attached to the main body base 4 and covers the suction port 6. The main body base 4 can hold the filter 10 perpendicular to the direction of the air flow flowing to the suction port 6. The air flow traveling from the bathroom to the suction port 6 passes through the filter 10 attached to the main body base 4. The filter 10 collects dust that flows with the air flow, and removes the dust from the air flow that is taken into the main body case 3.

As shown in FIG. 2, when the front panel 5 is closed, the filter 10 can be inserted into the main body base 4 from the gap 19a and the gap 19c directed in the second direction. The filter 10 is inserted into the gap 19a from the side surface 4b side of the main body base 4. The filter 10 is inserted into the gap 19c from the side surface 4c side of the main body base 4. Further, the filter 10 can be extracted from the main body base 4 into the gap 19a and the gap 19c.

The arrow A indicates the direction in which the filter 10 is inserted in the gap 19a in the second direction. The arrow B indicates the direction in which the filter 10 is inserted in the gap 19c in the second direction. The direction of the arrow B is opposite to the direction of the arrow A. In the gap 19a, the filter 10 is inserted in the direction of arrow A and extracted in the direction of arrow B. In the gap 19c, the filter 10 is inserted in the direction of arrow B and extracted in the direction of arrow A.

As shown in FIG. 3, when the front panel 5 is open, the filter 10 can be inserted into the main body base 4 from the front of the suction port 6. Further, the filter 10 can be pulled out from the main body base 4 to the front of the suction port 6. The arrow C indicates the direction in which the filter 10 is inserted in the front-rear direction when the front panel 5 is open. In the bathroom dryer 100 installed on the ceiling, the direction of the arrow C is vertically upward. The arrow D indicates the direction in which the filter 10 is pulled out in the front-rear direction when the front panel 5 is open. In the bathroom dryer 100 installed on the ceiling, the direction of the arrow D is vertically downward.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the filter 10 removed from the main body base 4 shown in FIG. The filter 10 includes an outer frame 20 and an inner frame 25 which are filter frames, two handles 21a and 21b which are first handles, one handle 22 which is a second handle, and an outer frame 20 and an inner frame 25. It is provided with a filter surface 23 provided between the two.

The outer frame 20 is an outer edge portion of the filter 10. The outer shape of the filter 10 has a rectangular shape with four corners chamfered. The first end 26a, which is one end of the outer frame 20 in the first direction, and the second end 26b, which is the other end of the outer frame 20 in the first direction, are ends corresponding to the long sides of the rectangle. is there. The third end 26c, which is one end of the outer frame 20 in the second direction, and the fourth end 26d, which is the other end of the outer frame 20 in the second direction, are ends corresponding to the short sides of the rectangle. is there. The first portion 20a is a portion of the outer frame 20 including the first end 26a. The second portion 20b is a portion of the outer frame 20 including the second end 26b. The third portion 20c is a portion of the outer frame 20 including the third end 26c. The fourth portion 20d is a portion of the outer frame 20 including the fourth end 26d.

The inner frame 25 divides the area surrounded by the outer frame 20 into a plurality of partial areas. The filter surface 23 is provided in each partial region. The filter surface 23 is a mesh-like resin capable of filtering dust from air. The filter surface 23 may be made of a material other than resin. FIG. 3 shows a filter 10 having filter surfaces 23 provided in four partial regions. The mode of arrangement of the inner frame 25 and the filter surface 23 is not limited to the case as shown in FIG. 4, and may be changed as appropriate.

The handle 21a is provided at the third portion 20c of the outer frame 20. The handle 21b is provided at the fourth portion 20d of the outer frame 20. The handle 22 is erected perpendicularly to the surface 25a of the inner frame 25 facing the inside of the bathroom. The handle 22 is provided at the center position of the filter 10.

With the filter 10 held by the main body base 4, the handles 21a and the handles 21b project toward the side of the suction port 6. The handle 21a is arranged in the gap 19a. The handle 21b is arranged in the gap 19c. The user can pull out the filter 10 from the main body base 4 to the side by grasping and pulling the handle 21a or the handle 21b from the side.

Further, the bathroom dryer 100 is capable of inserting the filter 10 into the main body base 4 from the front of the suction port 6 and extracting the filter 10 from the main body base 4 to the front. In the state where the filter 10 is held by the main body base 4, the handle 22 projects forward of the suction port 6. The user can pull out the filter 10 from the main body base 4 forward by grasping and pulling the handle 22 from the main body base 4 from the front.

The main body base 4 includes a first rail member 31a and a second rail member 31b, which are holding portions for holding the filter 10. In the first rail member 31a and the second rail member 31b, the filter 10 is inserted and removed from the front of the suction port 6, and the filter 10 is inserted and sided from the side of the suction port 6. It is possible to pull out the filter 10 in the direction and hold the filter 10.

The first rail member 31a is provided at a position adjacent to the connecting portion 15a and the connecting portion 15b in the suction port 6. The second rail member 31b is provided at a position adjacent to the circulation port 7 in the suction port 6. The first rail member 31a and the second rail member 31b are arranged parallel to each other at the suction port 6. In the first rail member 31a and the second rail member 31b, the first part 20a is inserted into the first rail member 31a and the second part 20b is inserted into the second rail member 31b to press the filter 10. Hold.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a portion of the main body base 4 shown in FIG. 2 including the second rail member 31b. FIG. 5 shows a main body base 4 and a front panel 5 closed to the main body base 4. The second rail member 31b includes a central portion 32 parallel to the front surface 4a of the main body base 4, and inclined portions 33a and 33b inclined from the central portion 32. The central portion 32 is provided at the center of the suction port 6 in the second direction.

In the cross section shown in FIG. 5, the central portion 32 is provided parallel to the second direction. The inclined portion 33a is provided at the end portion of the second rail member 31b on the gap 19a side. The inclined portion 33a is inclined forward from the central portion 32 in the direction of the arrow B. The inclined portion 33b is provided at the end of the second rail member 31b on the gap 19c side. The inclined portion 33b is inclined forward from the central portion 32 in the direction of the arrow A. The first rail member 31a is configured in the same manner as the second rail member 31b.

When the filter 10 is attached through the gap 19a, the filter 10 is inserted obliquely along the inclined portion 33a of the first rail member 31a and the inclined portion 33a of the second rail member 31b. The first portion 20a and the second portion 20b are inserted into the inclined portion 33a and then further pushed into the central portion 32 while being bent at the boundary between the inclined portion 33a and the central portion 32. As a result, the filter 10 is arranged in the central portion 32. When the filter 10 is removed from the gap 19a, the filter 10 is pulled out diagonally along the inclined portion 33a by grasping the handle 21a.

When the filter 10 is attached through the gap 19c, the filter 10 is inserted obliquely along the inclined portion 33b of the first rail member 31a and the inclined portion 33b of the second rail member 31b. The first portion 20a and the second portion 20b are inserted into the inclined portion 33b and then further pushed into the central portion 32 while being bent at the boundary between the inclined portion 33b and the central portion 32. As a result, the filter 10 is arranged in the central portion 32. When the filter 10 is removed from the gap 19c, the filter 10 is pulled out diagonally along the inclined portion 33b by grasping the handle 21b.

By providing the inclined portions 33a and 33b on the first rail member 31a and the second rail member 31b, the portion of the main body base 4 that serves as the insertion port of the filter 10 is expanded. After the filter 10 is inserted into the inclined portions 33a and 33b, the filter 10 can be guided to the central portion 32 by pushing the filter 10 along the inclined portions 33a and 33b. Since the bathroom dryer 100 is provided with inclined portions 33a and 33b, the filter 10 can be easily inserted into the main body base 4 from the side, and the filter 10 can be easily arranged according to the suction port 6. it can.

The bathroom dryer 100 allows the filter 10 to be inserted from the side and the filter 10 to be removed from the side through the gaps 19a and 19c between the main body 1 and the front panel 5. The filter 10 can be attached / detached in the closed state. The bathroom dryer 100 can reduce the labor required for attaching and detaching the filter 10 as compared with the case where the front panel 5 needs to be opened and closed each time the filter 10 is attached and detached. The bathroom dryer 100 can insert and remove the filter 10 between the gap 19a and the gap 19c, so that the filter 10 can be inserted into one of the side where the gap 19a is directed and the side where the gap 19c is directed. If a space for extraction is secured, the filter 10 can be inserted from the side and the filter 10 can be extracted from the side.

When the filter 10 is attached from the front of the suction port 6, the front panel 5 is opened, the first portion 20a is inserted into the first rail member 31a from the front, and then the second portion 20b is inserted from the front. A plurality of ribs 35 are provided in front of the second rail member 31b. The rib 35 is a guide member to which the filter 10 inserted from the front is applied to guide the insertion of the filter 10.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a portion of the main body base 4 shown in FIG. 3 including the rib 35. The rib 35 is a right-angled triangular plate material erected between the outer wall surface 7a of the circulation port 7 and the second rail member 31b. The width of the rib 35 in contact with the second rail member 31b from the outer wall surface 7a is the same as the width between the outer wall surface 7a and the second rail member 31b. As a result, the outer frame 20 can be brought to the second rail member 31b by moving the outer frame 20 of the filter 10 along the inclined surface 35a corresponding to the hypotenuse of the right triangle among the ribs 35. The plurality of ribs 35 are provided in the range of the central portion 32 of the second rail member 31b. The plurality of ribs 35 are arranged so as to be spaced apart from each other in the second direction. The main body base 4 shown in FIG. 6 is provided with six ribs 35. The number and position of the ribs 35 are not limited to those shown in FIG. 6, and may be changed as appropriate.

When the filter 10 is attached from the front of the suction port 6, after the first portion 20a is inserted into the first rail member 31a, the second portion 20b is applied to the inclined surface 35a to the second rail member 31b. The second part 20b is pushed toward it. By sliding the second portion 20b on the inclined surface 35a while bending the filter 10, the second portion 20b is guided to the second rail member 31b and inserted into the second rail member 31b. Since the second portion 20b is guided to the second rail member 31b by the rib 35, the second portion 20b can be inserted into the second rail member 31b with a small force. The filter 10 is attached to the main body base 4 from the front by inserting the first portion 20a and the second portion 20b into the first rail member 31a and the second rail member 31b, respectively. Since the bathroom dryer 100 is provided with the rib 35, the filter 10 can be easily inserted into the main body base 4 from the front.

When the filter 10 is removed in front of the suction port 6, the handle 22 is grasped and the center of the filter 10 is pulled forward to bend the filter 10, so that the first portion is moved forward from the first rail member 31a. As 20a is pulled out, the second portion 20b is pulled out forward from the second rail member 31b. As a result, the filter 10 is removed forward from the main body base 4. The bathroom dryer 100 can easily pull out the filter 10 from the main body base 4 by grasping the handle 22 and pulling the filter 10 forward.

In the outer frame 20 of the filter 10, it is possible to avoid interference of the outer frame 20 with the inclined portion 33a of the first rail member 31a at the corner between the first portion 20a and the third portion 20c shown in FIG. The formed chamfered portion 24a is provided. A chamfered portion 24b formed so as to avoid interference of the outer frame 20 with the inclined portion 33b of the first rail member 31a is provided at a corner of the outer frame 20 between the first portion 20a and the fourth portion 20d. Has been. A chamfered portion 24c formed so as to avoid interference of the outer frame 20 with the inclined portion 33a of the second rail member 31b is provided at a corner of the outer frame 20 between the second portion 20b and the third portion 20c. Has been. A chamfered portion 24d formed so as to avoid interference of the outer frame 20 with the inclined portion 33b of the second rail member 31b is provided at a corner of the outer frame 20 between the second portion 20b and the fourth portion 20d. Has been done.

By providing the chamfered portions 24a and 24b, it is possible to reduce the catching of the outer frame 20 on the inclined portions 33a and 33b of the first rail member 31a when the filter 10 is attached from the front of the suction port 6. Further, since the chamfered portions 24c and 24d are provided, it is possible to reduce the catching of the outer frame 20 on the inclined portions 33a and 33b of the second rail member 31b when the filter 10 is attached from the front of the suction port 6. .. Further, the portion of the first portion 20a between the chamfered portion 24a and the chamfered portion 24b is housed in the central portion 32 of the first rail member 31a, and the chamfered portion 24c and the chamfered portion 24d of the second portion 20b. The portion between them is housed in the central portion 32 of the second rail member 31b. In the bathroom dryer 100, since the filter 10 is provided with chamfered portions 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d, the filter 10 can be easily inserted into the main body base 4 from the front, and the filter 10 can be inserted according to the suction port 6. It can be easily placed.

The bathroom dryer 100 can insert the filter 10 from the front of the suction port 6 and extract the filter 10 from the front, so that the space for inserting and removing the filter 10 is on the side of the bathroom dryer 100. The filter 10 can be easily attached and detached when it is not secured on the side.

According to the first embodiment, in the bathroom dryer 100, handles 21a and 21b are provided on the outer frame 20 of the filter 10, and the filter 10 is inserted into the main body base 4 from the side of the suction port 6 and the main body base. It is possible to extract the filter 10 from 4 to the side. Further, in the bathroom dryer 100, a handle 22 is provided on the surface 25a of the filter 10, and the filter 10 is inserted into the main body base 4 from the front to which the suction port 6 is directed, and the filter from the main body base 4 to the front. It is possible to extract 10 pieces. The bathroom dryer 100 can easily attach / detach the filter 10 regardless of whether or not an object that hinders the attachment / detachment of the filter 10 is adjacent to the bathroom dryer 100. As a result, the bathroom dryer 100 has the effect that the filter 10 can be easily attached and detached regardless of the presence or absence of obstacles around the suction port 6.

The configuration shown in the above-described embodiment shows an example of the content of the present invention, can be combined with another known technique, and is one of the configurations without departing from the gist of the present invention. It is also possible to omit or change the part.

1 Main body, 2 Sirocco fan, 3 Main body case, 3a side, 4 Main body base, 4a front, 4b, 4c side, 5 front panel, 6 suction port, 7 circulation port, 7a outer wall surface, 8 exhaust port, 9 fan motor 10, filter, 11 heater, 12 damper, 13 first air passage, 14 second air passage, 15a, 15b, 15c, 15d connecting part, 16 openings, 17a, 17b hinge part, 17c clip, 17d claw part, 19a, 19b, 19c Gap, 20 Outer frame, 20a 1st part, 20b 2nd part, 20c 3rd part, 20d 4th part, 21a, 21b, 22 Handle, 23 Filter surface, 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d Chamfer Part, 25 Inner frame, 25a surface, 26a 1st end, 26b 2nd end, 26c 3rd end, 26d 4th end, 31a 1st rail member, 31b 2nd rail member, 32 central part, 33a, 33b Inclined part, 35 ribs, 35a inclined surface, 100 bathroom dryer.

Claims (2)

Blower and
The main body case in which the blower is stored and
A main body base having a suction port through which an air flow sucked from the bathroom into the main body case by the operation of the blower passes,
A filter that is detachably attached to the main body base to cover the suction port and allows the air flow to pass through.
With
The main body base includes insertion of the filter from the front to which the suction port is directed and extraction of the filter from the front, insertion of the filter from the side of the suction port, and extraction of the filter to the side. A bathroom dryer that is capable of and has a holding portion that holds the filter. The holding portion includes a first rail member into which a first portion including a first end, which is one end in a first direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction of the filter, is inserted, and the first direction of the filter. Has a second rail member into which a second portion including the second end, which is the other end of the rail, is inserted.
Claim 1 is characterized in that a guide member is provided in front of the first rail member or the second rail member by applying the filter to be inserted from the front to guide the insertion of the filter. The bathroom dryer described in.

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