JP3080962U - roaster - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To provide a roaster convenient for cleaning by enabling the hood to be completely opened. SOLUTION: A side wall 23 is provided on a bottom seat 2, a rotatable front door 3 is provided between the side walls 23, and a hood 4 is attached between each side wall 23, and the hood 4, the front door 3 and each side wall 23 are used. In the roaster forming the housing,
A strike hole 28 is provided in an upper edge 233 of each side wall 23, a bearing groove 29 is provided in a rear side edge 234 of each side wall 23, and the hood 4 includes a wall end face 42 abutting against each side wall 23 of the bottom seat 2, and a front door. 3, the shaft end 431 is provided on the wall end surface 42 with a support shaft 43 protruding from the wall end surface 42, and the hood 4 is rotatable around the support shaft 43. The hood 4 is detachable from the bottom seat 2 with a latch mechanism 6 provided with a latch bolt 62.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a roaster, and more particularly to a roaster with a detachable hood.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 For example, the structure of the conventional roaster 1 generally includes a bottom seat 11, a rack 12, a tray 13, a front door 14, at least one heater 15 and a hood 16, as shown in FIG.

The bottom seat 11 has a flat bottom plate 111 with side walls 112 erected on both left and right sides. The rack 12 is provided between both side walls 112 of the bottom seat 11. The tray 13 is placed on the upper surface of the rack 12. The front door 14 has a pivot edge 141 and an operation edge 142. The pivot contact edge portion 141 is pivotally provided at the front end bottom edge of both side walls 112 of the bottom seat 11. The operation edge 142 opens and closes the front door 14 by rotating around the pivot edge 141. The heaters 15 are respectively provided on the upper and lower ends of both side walls 112 of the bottom seat 11 one by one. The hood 16 is mounted so as to cover up to the rear side wall along the upper edge of both side walls 112. The hood 16, the side walls 112 of the bottom seat 11, and the front door 14 form a housing.

A control mechanism for controlling the heating of the heater 15 is mounted on this type of roaster 1. Since the heating control mechanism has no relation to the features of the present invention, a detailed description is omitted.

[0005]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 However, in the roaster 1, when the food is roasted, the oil scatters and adheres to the hood 16 and the inner side surfaces of the side walls 112. Since only the front door 14 can be opened in the roaster 1, only the portion adhered to the front door 14 can easily clean the inside of the roaster 1. It is extremely difficult to clean the sides.

In addition, since the heater 15 installed on the roaster 1 is very close to the hood 16 or the bottom plate 111, the presence of the heater 15 makes it possible to clean the inner surface of the hood 16 and the side wall 112. It is even more difficult.

[0007] The present invention has been made in view of the problems of the conventional roaster, and has as its object to provide a roaster that is easy to clean so that the hood can be completely opened. Things.

[0008]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the roaster of the present invention has left and right side walls on the bottom seat, a front door rotatable forward along a front edge between the side walls, and a rotatable front door. A hood covering the top surface from the back is attached between the hood, the front door and each side wall of the roaster. A strike hole is provided near the front end of the upper edge of each side wall, and a strike hole is provided at the rear of each side wall. A bearing groove is provided near the lower end of the side edge, and the hood is constituted by a wall end surface corresponding to each side wall of the bottom seat corresponding to the left and right, and a front droop connected between both side walls and abutting on the front door, A support shaft whose shaft end protrudes from the wall end surface is provided at the rear end of the wall end surface, and the hood is rotatable between the side walls by mounting the support shaft in the bearing groove. , The above strike hole At least one latch mechanism having a latch bolt protruding from the socket is provided, and the hood is fixed between the side walls of the bottom seat by locking the latch bolt in the strike hole, and the latch bolt is detached from the strike hole. Thus, the hood is configured to be rotatable about a support shaft.

In the above roaster, the latch mechanism is mounted symmetrically with respect to the front hanging, and a pair of fixing grooves are provided in the front hanging, and a stopping plate is fixed behind the front hanging, and the stopping plate is provided. In addition to providing a pair of joining grooves corresponding to the fixing groove and the front and rear, a pair of assembly pieces extending rearward are provided, and the latch mechanism is provided with a control plate that can move laterally in opposition to the forward hanging, The control plate is provided with a knob protruding forward from the fixing groove and the joining groove, a frame plate portion extending rearward is provided at an end near the wall end surface of the hood, and a latch bolt is attached to each of the frame plate portions. It is preferable to provide a projecting spring for urging the latch bolt toward the wall end face between the latch bolt and the front hanging assembly.

[0010] The control plate is provided with a number of laterally extending guide grooves, and the assembly of the restraining plate projects rearward from one guide groove. It is preferable to provide a stopping piece projecting rearward from the guide groove at a corresponding portion.

[0011] Further, the bearing groove is provided with a sliding step portion inclined substantially rearward and downward from the rear in a substantially elliptical shape, and a closed fixing end portion is provided at a lower end of the sliding step portion, and the fixing end portion is provided. Preferably, an open end is provided at the other end of the higher position.

Further, it is preferable that an outer cover is attached to the outside of the hood, and the curvature of the outer cover is made to coincide with the upper edge and the rear edge of the side wall.

In the present invention configured as described above, the lower end of the hood on the back side is pivotally mounted in the bearing groove of the bottom seat, and the latch mechanism is provided on the front upper right and left sides of the hood. , The front door and both side walls form a closed cooking space. By rotating the hood covering the upper end and the rear end constituting the housing of the roaster rearward, the upper part can be opened and the washing can be conveniently performed. Alternatively, by completely removing the hood, the housing can be cleaned without any hindrance.

[0014]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the roaster according to the embodiment of the present invention generally includes a bottom seat 2, a front door 3, a hood 4, an outer cover 5, and a latch mechanism 6.

The bottom seat 2 has a horizontal bottom plate 21. A drop tray 22 is provided on the bottom plate 21 so as to be able to be pulled out forward. Further, on both left and right sides of the bottom plate 21, side walls 23 extending upward in parallel with each other are provided. Each of these side walls 23 has an inner surface plate 231 on each facing surface. At the upper and lower portions between the inner face plates 231, heaters 24 are horizontally installed, respectively. In the inner plate 231, arc slots 25 extending in the front-rear direction and corresponding to the left and right are provided between the upper and lower heaters 24. A rack 26 is provided between the arc slots 25. Behind the grill 261 of the rack 26, a positioning rod 262 extending in the lateral direction is provided, and the left and right ends of the positioning rod 262 are restricted to the arc slots 25, respectively. Further, hook portions 263 corresponding to each other are provided on the left and right sides of the front end of the grill 261. The tray 27 can be placed on the upper surface of the grill 261 in the assembled state.

As shown in FIG. 1, the inner surface plate 231 of each of the side walls 23 has a front edge 232 located on the front side, an upper edge 233 located on the upper side, and a rear edge 234 located on the rear side. Have. A strike hole 28 is provided in front of the upper edge 233. Below the rear side edge 234, bearing grooves 29 corresponding to the left and right sides are provided. As shown in FIG. 3, each of the bearing grooves 29 includes a slide step portion 291 that is inclined in a substantially elliptical shape from the rear to the front and downward. At the lower end of the sliding step portion 291, a fixing end portion 292 having a closed shape is formed. An open end 293 is provided at an upper position, which is the other end of the fixed end 292.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the front door 3 is attached between both side walls 23 of the bottom seat 2, and a transparent see-through plate 32 is fixed in a metal front frame 31. I have. The front frame 31 includes a pivoting edge 311 close to the bottom seat 2 and an operating edge 312 remote from the bottom seat 2 in the open state. At both ends of the pivotal edge 311, pivotal pins 33 to be inserted into the side walls 23 are provided to protrude laterally. Then, by operating the operation edge 312, it is possible to rotate around the contact pin 33. The front door 3 is provided with left and right hooking pieces 34 at both ends of the front frame 31 on the side of the bottom seat 2 in order to maintain the rotation angle in the open state. Each of the hooking pieces 34 is provided with a hook groove 341 for mounting the hooked portion 263 of the rack 26.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 4 and 5, the hood 4 includes an upper wall portion 41 bent in multiple stages, a wall end surface 42 positioned on both sides of the upper wall portion 41 so as to correspond to left and right, A shaft 43, a front hanging 44 connected to the front end of the wall end surface 42, and a stopping plate 45 fixed to the front hanging 44 are provided.

The upper wall portion 41 is provided so as to cover upper edges of both side walls 23 of the bottom seat 2. The upper wall portion 41 includes an upper wall step portion 411 extending frontward from the rear and located on the upper surface in an assembled state, and a rear wall step portion 412 located on the rear side. Then, a housing that can be closed by the upper wall portion 41, the inner surface plate 231 and the front door 3 is configured.

The wall end surfaces 42 correspond to each other in parallel, and are attached between the inner side surfaces of the inner surface plate 231. In the wall end surfaces 42, first through holes 421 are respectively provided in portions corresponding to the bearing grooves 29 of the bottom seat 2. Further, a second through hole 422 is provided at the front end of the wall end surface 42.

The support shaft 43 has its shaft end 431 penetrated through the through hole 421, and each shaft end 431 is inserted into the slide step 291 from the open end 293 of the bearing groove 29 on each side. It is further moved forward and positioned at the fixing end 292 of the bearing groove 29.

The front hanging 44 has a pair of fixing grooves 441 that are vertically arranged and penetrate back and forth at a central portion. The front hanging surface 44 has a rear hanging surface 442 fixed to the restraining plate 45 by screws 46.

The stopping plate 45 is provided with a joining groove 451 corresponding to the front and rear of the fixing groove 441. A pair of bent hook-shaped restraining pieces 452 and assembly pieces 453 are provided on both left and right sides of the joining groove 451, respectively, and project vertically rearward. The stop piece 452 is located between the joint groove 451 and the assembly piece 453.

The outer cover 5 is attached so as to be connected to the outside of the hood 4, and its curvature matches the upper edge 233 and the rear edge 234 of the side wall 23.

As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, the latch mechanism 6 is assembled to the front hanging 44 of the hood 4, and controls a locked state between the hood 4 and the bottom seat 2. This latch mechanism 6 includes a control plate 61, a latch bolt 62, and a tension spring 63 that are assembled to a rear surface 442 on the rear side of the front hanging 44.

The control plate 61 is capable of moving sideways in parallel with the front hanging 44 and includes a knob 611 that projects forward from the fixing groove 441 of the front hanging 44 and the joining groove 451 of the stopping plate 45. The control plate 61 is provided with a pair of laterally extending guide grooves 612 and 613. Then, the stopper 452 is projected backward from the inner guide groove 612 to regulate the position, and the assembly piece 453 and the other stopper 452 are projected backward from the outer guide groove 613. At the end of the control plate 61 near the wall end surface 42 of the hood 4, a frame plate portion 615 is provided extending perpendicularly to the rear. A third through-hole 614 is provided in this frame plate portion.

The latch bolt 62 is fixed to the third through hole 614 of the frame plate 615 of the control plate 61, and is a bolt that protrudes through the second and third through holes 422, 614. An end 621 and an assembly end 622 near the assembly piece 453 are provided.

The tension spring 63 is interposed between the assembly end 622 and the assembly piece 453, and biases the control plate 61 toward the wall end surface 42.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, when assembling the roaster of the present embodiment, each of the latch mechanisms 6 is attached to the front hang 44 of the hood 4 corresponding to the left and right. Then, the outer cover 5 is fixed to the hood 4 and covers each latch mechanism 6. As a result, in the latch mechanism 6, only the bolt ends 621 protrude from the second through holes 422 of the wall end surface 42, respectively.

That is, when the front end and the rear end of the bottom seat 2 are covered with the hood 4, the latch bolt 62 of the latch mechanism 6 is horizontally moved from the second through hole 422 by the action of the projecting spring 63. It is protruding. Further, the bolt end 621 of the latch bolt 62 is positioned by engaging with the strike hole 28 of the bottom seat 2.

In this manner, a housing is formed by the hood 4, the front door 3, and the inner plates 231 of the bottom seat 2.

As shown in FIG. 2, FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, when cleaning the roaster of the present embodiment, first, the operation end of the front door 3 is set by using both the pivotal pins 33 of the front door 3 as pivots. The edge 312 is pivoted forward and downward. Thereby, the knob 611 of the control plate 61 of the latch mechanism 6 is exposed to the front side of the roaster.

Then, the left control plate 61 is pulled rightward and the right control plate 61 is pulled leftward against the urging force of the tension spring 63 of the latch mechanism 6 to move. As a result, the bolt ends 621 of the respective latch bolts 62 fixed to the control plate 61 are retracted into the wall end surface 42 of the hood 4 and separated from the strike hole 28 which has been locked.

In this state, the hood 4 and the outer cover 5 integrally connected to each other can be rotated about the support shaft 43 at the lower rear to the position where the outer cover 5 touches the tabletop.

As described above, when the hood 4 is rotated and the upper side is opened, the upper wall 41 of the hood 4 forming the housing faces completely upward, so that it is convenient to clean the hood 4. It is profitable. Further, there is no hindrance when cleaning both inner surface plates 231 of the bottom seat 2. That is, the front door 3, the inner surface plate 231, and the upper wall portion 41, which have formed the housing, can open the hood 4, and can be completely rotated by opening the front door 3. It can be in an unfolded state. As a result, the cleaning operation can be performed extremely conveniently.

As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 6, when the roaster of the present invention is used, the hood 4 and the outer cover 5 that are integrally connected can be removed together. More specifically, when removing these, similarly to the above, first open the hood 4 backward, and then move both shaft ends 431 of the support shaft 43 upward from the sliding step 291 of the bearing groove 29. From the open end 293. As a result, the hood 4 and the outer cover 5 can be removed together and cleaned.

Note that the roaster of the present invention is not limited to the configuration of the above embodiment, and various modifications are possible.

[0038]

[Effect of the invention]

 As is apparent from the above description, the roaster of the present invention has the lower end of the hood mounted in the bearing groove of the bottom seat and the latch mechanism 6 provided in front of and above the hood. In addition, the hood covering the rear end can be rotated rearward to open the upper side. Therefore, the inside can be conveniently cleaned. In addition, since the hood can be completely removed, not only can the upper wall portion be easily cleaned, but also the inner plates of the bottom seat can be cleaned without obstruction.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a roaster according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view showing a state where a front door and a hood are opened.

FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged perspective view showing a shape of a bearing groove of a bottom seat.

FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing a latch mechanism and a hood.

FIG. 5 is a plan view showing an assembled state of a latch mechanism and a bottom seat.

FIG. 6 is a side view showing a state in which a hood and a front door are closed.

FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a detached state of the latch mechanism and the bottom seat.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a conventional roaster.

[Explanation of symbols]

2: Bottom seat 21: Bottom plate 22: Drip tray 23: Side wall 231: Inner plate 232: Front edge 233: Upper edge 234: Rear edge 24: Heater 25: Arc slot 26: Rack 261: Grid 262: Orientation rod 263 : Hooked portion 27: Tray 28: Strike hole 29: Bearing groove 291: Sliding step 292: Fixing end 293: Open end 3: Front door 31: Front frame 311: Pivot edge 312: Operation edge Part 32: see-through board 3: pivot pin 34: hook piece 341: hook groove 4: hood 41: upper wall section 411: upper wall step section 412: rear wall step section 42: wall end face 421: first through hole 422: Second through hole 43: Support shaft 431: Shaft end 44: Front hanging 441: Fixing groove 442: Backward vertical surface 45: Suppression plate 451: Joint groove 452: Suppression piece 453: Assembly piece 46: Screw 5: Outside Cover 6: Latch machine Structure 61: Control plate 611: Knob 612, 613: Guide groove 614: Third through hole 615: Frame plate 62: Latch bolt 621: Bolt end 622: Assembly end 63: Tension spring

Claims (5)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A hood covering a bottom seat with left and right side walls, a front door rotatable forward along a front edge between the side walls, and a hood for covering a top surface from a back surface between the side walls. In the roaster mounting, the hood, the front door and each side wall, a strike hole is provided near a front end of an upper edge of each side wall, and a bearing groove is provided near a lower end of a rear side edge of each side wall. The hood comprises a wall end surface corresponding to each side of the bottom seat corresponding to the left and right, and a front hanging hanging between the two side walls and abutting against the front door, and a rear end of the wall end surface having a shaft end. A supporting shaft whose portion protrudes from the wall end surface, the hood is rotatable between the side walls by mounting the supporting shaft in the bearing groove, and a latch bolt protruding from the strike hole is provided at the forward hanging. Few A latch mechanism is provided, and the hood is fixed between the side walls of the bottom seat by locking the latch bolt in the strike hole, and the latch hood is detached from the strike hole, thereby connecting the hood with the support shaft. A roaster characterized by being rotatable as a center. 2. The latch mechanism according to claim 1, wherein said latch mechanism is symmetrically assembled with respect to said front hanging, a pair of fixing grooves are provided in said front hanging, a stopping plate is fixed behind said front hanging, and said fixing groove is fixed to said stopping plate. And a pair of joint grooves corresponding to the front and rear,
Providing a pair of assembling pieces extending rearward, providing the latch mechanism with a control plate that can move laterally in opposition to the forward hanging, and providing the control plate with a knob that protrudes forward from the fixing groove and the joining groove. A frame plate portion extending rearward is provided at an end near the wall end surface of the hood, and a latch bolt is attached to each of the frame plate portions, and the latch bolt is wall-mounted between the latch bolt and the front hanging assembly. 2. The roaster according to claim 1, further comprising a tension spring biasing the end face. 3. The control plate is provided with a number of laterally extending guide grooves, and an assembly of the restraint plate projects rearward from one guide groove, and a portion of the restraint plate corresponding to the other guide groove. 3. The roaster according to claim 2, further comprising a stop piece protruding rearward from the guide groove. 4. The bearing groove is provided with a sliding step portion inclined substantially rearward and downward from the rear in a substantially elliptical shape, and a closed fixing end portion is provided at a lower end of the sliding step portion. The roaster according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein an open end is provided at the other end of the high position. 5. An outer cover is attached to the outside of the hood, and a curvature of the outer cover is made to coincide with an upper edge and a rear edge of the side wall. Roaster according to the item.