JPH0337531Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a gas rice cooker, particularly a gas rice cooker built into a stationary gas appliance such as a table stove, and which is provided with a removable rice cooking pot.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, this type of gas rice cooker is for commercial use and is equipped with a large rice cooker that can be pulled out. In all of these, the rice cooker is housed in an open rice cooking chamber.
The rice cooker can be placed directly on the door of the rice cooking room.

However, in the case of this type of rice cooker support structure,
The door of the rice cooker must have sufficient strength. This is because in addition to the weight of the rice cooker, it also needs to support the weight of rice and water.

The object of the present invention is to make it possible to support the rice cooker in a pulled-out state without using the door of the rice cooker in order to reduce the weight of the door.

The technical means of the present invention to solve the above problems is to arrange supporting rails with a U-shaped cross section that open inward on each side wall of the rice cooking chamber, and to make the rice cooking pot rectangular with a flange. A support frame that slidably supports the rice cooker includes a pair of sliding sides that slidably fit into the support rail, a pair of support sides that support the flange of the rice cooker from below, and a support frame. It consists of a stopper that protrudes inward from the rear end, and a handle that is bent downward from the front end and is located below the bottom of the rice cooker that is in a supported state. A regulating means is provided to regulate the forward position to a predetermined value, and the support frame is made removable.

The above technical means of the present invention operates as follows.

The rice cooker is supported by a support frame at its brim, and this support frame is slidably supported by a support rail. Therefore, the rice cooking pot is supported so that it can be pulled out from the rice cooking chamber.

Moreover, since the rice cooker is only supported by a support frame that is open from the front and upward, it can be slid on the support frame and can be taken out. In addition, regarding the relationship between the rice cooker and the support frame, when the rice cooker is inserted until it contacts the stopper, the relative position between the two is regulated to be constant.

Furthermore, when the support frame is pulled out, the rice cooker placed on it is also pulled out, but its most forward position is regulated to a predetermined value by the regulating means.

Since the present invention has the above configuration, it has the following unique effects.

Since the rice cooker is pulled out while being supported by the support frame, the load of the rice cooker is not applied to the door of the rice cooker.
The door can be made lightweight.

Since the most advanced position of the support frame is regulated, the inconvenience of the rice cooker falling out when the rice cooker is pulled out can be eliminated.

The rice cooker's flange is supported by the support side of the support frame, and the handle of the support frame is located below, so the rice cooker can be inserted horizontally even when the support frame is not fully pulled out. . Therefore, there is no inconvenience such as the rice being unevenly distributed when the rice cooker is inserted prior to starting rice cooking.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

The gas rice cooker A of this embodiment is built into a table stove as shown in FIG. A rice cooking pot 2 is housed in a rice cooking chamber 1.

This rice cooking chamber 1 is as shown in FIG. 2, and is provided with a burner 3, a heat sensitive part 31 of a thermal response device, and a lifting device 32 at the bottom.
1 and the heat-sensitive section 31 are interlocked so that the heat-sensitive section is pushed down by a certain height when the door is open.

The rice cooking pot 2 is attached to the side wall 1 of the rice cooking chamber 1 via the support frame 4.
The support rails 13, 12 are supported by support rails 13 provided on the support frame 4. For this reason, the support rails 13, 13 are made of U-shaped members in cross section that open inward, and on the other hand, the support rails 13,
is provided with a sliding side 41 that is slidably fitted to the support rail. (See Fig. 3) As shown in Fig. 4, this support frame 4 is made of metal wire, and has integrally formed support sides 42, 42 that come into contact with the collar 21 of the rice cooker, and a handle part 43. The sliding side 4 made of metal wire is provided on the upper part of the U-shaped body.
1 and 41 are fixed from the outside, and the handle part 4
Both ends of 3 are connected to the support side 42 by inclined sides 44 that descend diagonally downward.

Further, the rear end of the supporting side is bent downward, and the bent end 45 thereof protrudes further downward from the sliding side 41, and on the other hand, the rear ends of the sliding sides 41, 41 are both bent inward to form a stopper 46. , 46, and this stopper functions to position the rice cooker. In addition, in order to regulate the insertion position of the rice cooker into the rice cooking chamber 1 in a constant manner in relation to the burner 3, the most inserted position of the support frame 4 is regulated in a constant manner. A protrusion 47 is provided at the base of the rice cooker 1 so as to come into contact with the rear wall 14 of the rice cooking chamber 1. As another method, the inclined side 44 may be brought into contact with the front end side of the support rails 13, 13.

Next, an engaging tongue piece 15 is provided on the upper side member of the front portion of the support rails 13, 13, and this acts as a regulating means for regulating the most advanced position of the support frame 4. That is, the position where the bent end 45 of the rear end of the support sides 42, 42 abuts the engagement tongue 15 is the most advanced position of the support frame 4.

In this embodiment, the width of the rear end of the support frame 4 can be reduced, so when the sliding sides 41, 41 are fitted to the support rails 13, 13 and pushed in, the bent end 45
is pushed into a predetermined position while being reduced along the inclined side 15a of the engagement tongue piece 15, and the support frame 4 is held by the support rails 13, 13 in a manner to prevent it from coming off.

Furthermore, since the entire structure is made of metal wire, it is possible to slide the support rails 13, 13, and the rice cooker 2.
The sliding movement between the two parts will also be smooth. In addition, the handle part 43
Since it is located at the lower part, the heat of the rice cooker pot 2 is difficult to transfer to this part, and there is no fear of getting burned when taking out the rice cooker pot.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is an external view of a table stove using an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a sectional view of its main parts, Fig. 3 is a XX sectional view of its main parts, and Fig. 4 is a support rail 1.
It is a perspective view showing the relationship between 3 and the support frame 4, and in the figure, 1... rice cooking chamber, 2... rice cooking pot, 21...
Flange portion, 4...Support frame, 41...Sliding side, 42...
...Support side, 43...Handle part, 46...Stopper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a gas rice cooker in which the rice cooker can be pulled out from the rice cooking chamber, support rails with a U-shaped cross section that open toward the inside are arranged facing each other on both sides of the rice cooker, and the rice cooker has a rectangular shape with a brim. A support frame that slidably supports the rice cooker includes a pair of sliding sides that slidably fit into the support rail, a pair of support sides that support the flange of the rice cooker from below, and a support frame. It consists of a stopper projecting inward from the rear end, and a handle bent downward from the front end and located below the bottom of the rice cooker in a supported state, and the support rail has a support frame attached to it. A gas rice cooker that is provided with a regulating means for regulating the most forward position to a predetermined value, and the support frame is removable.