JPH04156959A - Garbage treating device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To heat-seal a garbage bag to the end by a heat-sealing device and to perfectly weld the mouth of the bag by inhibiting the resetting action of a seal driving means while the bag is sealed. CONSTITUTION:The garbage is discharged from a discharge port 5b and collected in a bag 8. The upper end of the bag 8 is sealed by a sealing means 11 and a seal driving means 34, and the bag 8 is closed. The reverse rotation of a screw 6 is indicated by a manual reversing switch 21. The action of the device is reset by a reset selecting means 23. Motor 7 driving means 37 and 38 and the seal driving means 34 are controlled by a control means 18 (microcomputer), the action is reset by the switch 23, and the device is returned to the original state. The resetting action is stopped at least while the bag 8 is sealed by the seal driving means 34.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] This invention relates to a kitchen waste processing device, and more specifically,
This invention relates to a kitchen waste disposal device that can drain kitchen waste from a kitchen and directly dump it into a garbage bag or the like.

[Conventional technology]

Many kitchen waste processing apparatuses for crushing and dewatering kitchen waste have already been proposed, such as Japanese Patent Publication No. 59-26345 and Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 62-234555.

That is, in these conventional examples, a crushing blade and a dewatering basket are coaxially provided in a casing connected to the lower part of the kitchen waste inlet of the sink, and the kitchen waste to be thrown away is crushed by the crushing blade, and also After the contained water is dehydrated in a high-speed rotating dehydrator, it is collected in the dust box.

However, the above conventional example has a problem in terms of safety.

In other words, it is basically the same as a mixer.

There is a risk of serious injury if you insert your hands into it.

To prevent such accidents, double or triple safety measures are required, and an increase in costs is inevitable. Furthermore, if a metal object such as a spoon or knife is accidentally thrown away, the crushing blade may become chipped, which requires a lot of effort and expense to repair. Furthermore, both the crushing blade and the dewatering basket rotate at high speed, which generates a lot of noise.

Therefore, this applicant filed a patent application No. 1 to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks.
A kitchen assistance processing device such as No.-126182 has been filed.

This kitchen processing device consists of a container, a cylindrical kitchen waste receptacle with a kitchen waste input L provided at the bottom of the sink, and a container that rises up from the bottom of the container at a predetermined angle to one side, and the kitchen waste is placed at the lower end of the container. A conveyance pipe having an intake port and a kitchen waste discharge port formed at the upper end; a drain pipe that communicates with the bottom of the container and discharges wastewater in the container; and a drain pipe that is inserted into the conveyance pipe. It is equipped with a screw, a motor that rotates the screw per day, and a motor control device that controls the direction of rotation of the motor.

Then, when the sukiyaki is thrown in from the sukiyaki inlet, the sukiyaki is caught up in the screw and crushed. The pulverized chusuke is conveyed to the upper end of the conveying vibrator by the rotation of the screw, and the water is drained off. Furthermore, since a kitchen aid (garbage bag) is attached to the kitchen waste discharge port, the drained kitchen waste is stored in the garbage bag through the kitchen waste discharge port.

With such a structure and control, it is possible to use the above-mentioned Japanese Patent Publication No. 59-26345 and Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 62-234.
The drawbacks of the No. 555 publication can be overcome.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

In the above-mentioned kitchen processing equipment, since it is necessary to change to another operation or stop the operation while the kitchen processing is in operation, it is possible to perform a reset operation to return the equipment to its initial state. If the reset operation is activated while the mouth is being sealed, the seal will remain incomplete, and especially in the case of a heat sealing device, the upper end of the garbage bag will not be fully welded, resulting in incomplete welding. It can also cause stains to come out from the parts, and a bad smell to get wet.

This invention was made in view of the above problems, and its purpose is to provide a kitchen disposal device that can prohibit a reset operation to return the device to its initial state during operations such as sealing the mouth of a garbage bag. Our goal is to provide the following.

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to achieve the above object, the kitchen processing device of the present invention includes a cylindrical kitchen waste receptacle having a kitchen waste inlet provided at least at the bottom of the sink, a container, and a container that extends upward from the bottom of the container at a predetermined angle. A conveying vibrator has a kitchen waste inlet at its lower end and a kitchen waste outlet at its lower end, and a storage vibrator is connected to the bottom of the container and has a drainage pipe for discharging the waste water in the container. a pipe, a screw inserted into the conveying pipe, a reversible motor for rotating the screw, and a motor triac circuit;
A kitchen device that collects the kitchen waste discharged from the kitchen waste outlet, a heat sealing device that seals the upper end of the kitchen device and seals the kitchen device, and a device that rotates the screw in the opposite direction. A manual reversing switch that issues an instruction, a reset selection switch that resets the operation of the device, and a reset selection switch that controls the motor triac circuit and heat seal device, and resets the operation by operating the reset selection switch, and resets the operation of the device. and a microcomputer for returning the device to its initial state, and the resetting operation is prohibited at least during the sealing operation of the kitchen equipment by the heat sealing device.

Further, the present invention prohibits the above-mentioned reset operation.

In addition to the operation of energizing the heater of the heat-sealing device and the operation after energization, this operation is performed during the reversing operation of the screw by the manual reversing switch.

[For production]

With the above configuration, when the heat sealing device is controlled and the operation of sealing the mouth of the garbage bag is performed, even if the reset selection switch is operated, the microcomputer will reset the device to its initial state. No action is taken. Therefore, since the sealing operation of the heat sealing device is performed to the end, the eye portion of the garbage bag is completely welded.

Also, before the heater of the heat sealing device is energized,
For example, a reset operation is possible during the operation of pinching the opening of a garbage bag with a lever, but the heat sealing device will perform an operation of returning the lever to its original position.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described based on FIGS. 1 to 12.

As shown in FIG. 1, this kitchen waste processing apparatus includes a cylindrical kitchen waste receptacle having a kitchen waste inlet 2 provided at the bottom of a sink 1, and a container 3, and the kitchen waste inlet 2 is equipped with a filter. It is equipped with 2a. In this kitchen waste receptacle, a draining basket 4 made of metal or synthetic resin is removably housed in a container 3.

At the bottom of the container 3, the kitchen waste container 3 is provided with a conveying pipe 5 that rises diagonally upward from the bottom at a predetermined angle, approximately 45 degrees in this embodiment.

A kitchen waste intake port 5a that opens at the bottom of the container 3 is formed at the lower end of the transfer pipe 5, and a kitchen waste outlet 5b is provided at the upper end of the transfer pipe 5.

According to this embodiment, the bottom of the colander 4 fits around the kitchen waste intake port 5a.

Referring to FIG. 2, a drain pipe 12 is connected to the bottom of the container 3 for draining waste water from the container. In this case, the drain pipe 12 does not have a kitchen garbage receptacle.
A trap 12a is provided for keeping the liquid level of wastewater stored in the wastewater container 3 above the kitchen waste intake port 5a.

A screw 6 is rotatably inserted into the conveying pipe 5. Further, a main motor 7 for rotationally driving the screw 6 is attached to the lower end side of the conveyance pipe 5 . However, the main motor 7 may be provided on the upper end side of the conveying pipe 5. in this case.

The main motor 7 is a reversible rotary motor, and its rotational torque during reverse rotation is set to be larger than the rotational torque during normal rotation. Such rotational torque setting can be performed, for example, by appropriately selecting the main winding and the auxiliary winding.

A kitchen waste bag (garbage bag) 8 made of a resin film is set at the garbage discharge port 5b of the conveying pipe 5 via a fitting 9 having a cylindrical shape, for example. Further, near the fixture 9, there is provided a heat seal device m1ll which has left and right seal arms 10, 10 and seals the upper end of the garbage bag 8. In this device, the garbage bag 8 is placed, for example, in a case 13 provided at the front of the sink 1, but in this case, the case 13 can be pivoted by a hinge 14 provided at the lower part of the back side. is supported by In addition, a magnetic plate 15 is provided on the upper part of the back side of the case 13.
A magnet 16 that is connected to the plate 15 and a can detection switch (for example, a microswitch) 17 that is turned on and off depending on the inclination angle of the case 13 are arranged on the housing side of the device.

Here, the control circuit used in this kitchen waste processing device is
To explain with reference to the figure, the microcomputer 18 serves as the central control section. and.

19 is A for selecting the standard processing operation "standard" course.
A course selection switch 20 is a B course selection switch that instructs to automatically perform a sealing operation in addition to the standard processing operation, 21 is a manual reversal selection switch that instructs reverse rotation of the main motor 7, and 22 is a garbage bag 8 The heat seal selection switch 23, which issues an instruction to seal the upper end, resets the control circuit and selects a heat seal selection switch 23 that can be used during sealing of the garbage bag 8 and during manual reversal operation, which is short in operation time and poses no problem in terms of safety. This is a reset selection switch that returns the device to its initial state.

Further, 24 is a volume detection switch (for example, a magnetic proximity switch) that detects the opening/closing of M13a of the case 13 and detects the volume when the fi 13a is pushed open by the bulge of the garbage bag 8, and 25 is the one to which the garbage bag 8 is attached. 26 is a back holder detection switch (for example, a micro switch) that detects whether the filter 2a is attached to the tool 9; and 26 is a guard detection switch (for example, a magnetic proximity switch) that detects the presence or absence of the filter 2a that can be freely attached to the chuck inlet. , 27 is a motor lock detection switch (
e.g. magnetic proximity switches). Note that the back holder detection switch 25, the input port guard detection switch 26, and the motor lock detection switch are each attached to predetermined locations. Further, 28 is an LED element that lights up during operation of the above-mentioned "Standard" course, 29 is an LED element that is lit during operation of the above-mentioned "Standard + Seal" course, 30 is an LED element that is lit during operation of the above-mentioned "Heat Seal", and 31 is an LED element that is lit during operation of the above-mentioned "Standard + Seal" course. This is a buzzer that notifies the start of operation and abnormality of the device.

Furthermore, 32 is an AC power supply g (for cylinder), 33 is a power supply circuit that converts the AC power supply to DC power supply (Va, Vb), 34 is a sealing arm IO of the heat sealing device tl, and
35 is a heater for the heat sealing device 11; 36 is a thermostat that detects the temperature of the heater and maintains it at a constant value; 37 and 38 are main motor triac circuits that operate the main motor 7; 39 is a main motor triac circuit that controls the main motor 7; A relay circuit for the motor, 40 is a relay circuit for the heater.

Next, the operation of the above-mentioned kitchen assistance processing device will be explained as shown in FIGS. 4 to 13.
This will be explained with reference to the flowchart shown in the figure.

First, if the garbage bag 8 for collecting trash is set via the fixture 9, the case 13 will be attracted and held in its normal position by the magnet 16, since almost no amount of soil will be applied to the case 13. has been done. Therefore, both the weight detection switch 17 and the volume detection switch 24 are on. This state is maintained until a predetermined amount of garbage is accumulated in the garbage bag 8 or until the garbage storage capacity of the garbage bag 8 reaches a predetermined amount.

Then, kitchen waste is input from the kitchen waste input port 2, and the commercial electricity g3
2 is turned on, the microcomputer 18 selects the A course selection switch 19 (start button) of the main switch.
, B course selection switch 20, manual reversal selection switch 2
1. It is determined whether either the heat seal selection switch 22 or the reset selection switch 23 is turned on (steps STI to 5T4). Here, when the "standard" A course selection switch 19 is turned on, the routine shown in FIG. (Step 5T5),
This condition I is based on the weight detection switch 17. The volume detection switch 24, the bag holder detection switch 25, and the input port guard detection switch 26 are all in the ON state. That is, if the processing of the chef is enabled, control is performed to make the buzzer 31 sound a start buzzer sound (step 5T6).

Next, the "standard" A course operation is entered, and in order to notify that the operation is in progress, the "standard" LED element 28 is lit (step 5T7), and furthermore, the counter N1 is set to "15".
(Step 5T8). Then, after the main motor is controlled to rotate in the forward and the same direction for a predetermined period of time (for example, 17 seconds) (step 5T9), the main motor 7 is rotated for a predetermined period of time (for example, 17 seconds).
For example, it stops for 1 second) (Step 5TIO), and then it is controlled to rotate in reverse for a predetermined period of time (for example, 1 second).
Step 5TII). After this reverse rotation, the L counter N
1 is subtracted by rlJ (step 5T12), and if the counter N1 is not "O" (step 5T13)
), the process proceeds to step 5T14, where control is performed to stop the main motor 7 for a predetermined period of time (for example, 1 second), and then step S
The process returns to T9 and the above steps are repeated. That is, the main motor 7 repeats a cycle of, for example, forward rotation for 17 seconds, stop for 1 second, reverse rotation for 1 second, and stop for 01 seconds, so that the chushi thrown in from the input port 2 is crushed by the screw 5, and It is drained and transported inside the transport pipe 5 toward the upper end. Note that the 1-second stop is because it is necessary to stop when the rotation of the main motor 7 is reversed.

Subsequently, when the above one cycle is repeated 15 times, that is, when the value of the counter N1 becomes "0", the buzzer 31 is controlled to sound an end buzzer sound (step 5T15), and the LED element 28 of "r standard" is controlled. Light-off control is performed (step 5T16). In this way, the garbage that is transported through the transport pipe 5 and drained along the way is discharged into the garbage bag 8 from the waste discharge port 5b.

Further, the process of "forward rotation of E main motor" in step ST9 is executed, for example, according to the routine shown in FIG. In this case, a 17-second timer is set (step 5T17), and control is performed to rotate the main motor 7 in the forward direction (
Step 5T18). When the 17 seconds have elapsed (step 5T19), control is performed to stop the forward rotation (step 5T20), but during the 17 seconds, abnormality detection processing of the kitchen service processing device is executed (step 5T
21). The "stop main motor" process in step 5TIO is executed, for example, in the routine shown in FIG. In this case, a 1 second timer is set (step 5T22),
The main motor 7 is stopped until the one second has elapsed (step 5T23).

During that one second, abnormality detection processing of the kitchen service processing device is executed (step 5T24). Above step 5T11
The "reverse rotation of the main motor" process is executed, for example, in the routine shown in FIG. In this case, a one-second timer is set (step 5T25), and the main motor 7 is controlled to rotate in reverse (step 5T26). Part 17
When the seconds have elapsed (step 5T27), control is performed to stop the reverse rotation (step s'r28), but during that 17 seconds, abnormality detection processing of the kitchen service processing device is executed (step 5T29). ).

Therefore, during the cycle of crushing, draining, and transporting the above-mentioned soup stock, the heavy electric detection switch 17, the volume detection switch 24, the back holder detection switch 25, the inlet guard detection switch 26, and the motor lock detection switch 2
If any of 7 is turned off.

For example, when the screw 6 is clogged due to the input of kitchen utensils such as a cloth in an amount exceeding the limit, and the screw 6 is locked, an overcurrent flows through the motor 7. Due to this overcurrent, etc., it is determined in steps 5T21, 5T24 and 5T29 that the main motor 7 is abnormal. In this case, the abnormality detection is executed, for example, in a subroutine shown in FIG. First, it is determined whether either the weight or volume detection switch 17.24 of the garbage bag 8 is off (
Step 5T30).

In other words, the garbage bag 8 is full and the transport pipe 5
This is because the internal debris may clog the screw.

When entering the subroutine shown in FIG. 9, if the weight or volume of the garbage bag 8 exceeds the limit, the LED element 28 of the "standard" course is turned off, and the operation of the "standard" course is ended (step 5T31), and after this end, the process returns to step STI. However, if the weight or volume of the garbage bag 8 does not exceed the limit, the process proceeds to step 5T32, where it is determined whether the reset selection switch 23 is on. At this time, if the reset selection switch 23 is turned on by the operator or the like who notices the abnormality,
All outputs from the microcomputer 18 are stopped (step 5T33), that is, the kitchen processing device is returned to its initial state (step 5TI).

Next, if the reset selection switch 23 is not turned on, and the filter 2a remains removed, more than the limit amount of food may be thrown in, so the input port guard detection switch 26 is turned off. It is determined whether there is one (step 5T34). If the filter 2a is removed, control is performed to temporarily stop the output state and the timer for normal rotation, stop, and reverse rotation of the main motor 7 (step 5T35), and then the reset selection switch 23 is turned on again. It is determined whether it is on (step 5T36).

If the operator has not yet noticed an abnormality and the reset selection switch 23 has not been turned on, it is determined again whether the input port guard detection switch 26 is on or not (step 5T37), and if it remains off. , that is, if the filter 2a is removed, the process returns to step 5735 and the steps 5T35. Sτ36 is repeated. In addition, when the input port guard detection switch 26 is turned on,
Returning to step 5T30, the above subroutine is repeated. In other words, control is performed to temporarily stop the output and timer etc. until the operator notices the abnormality, but when the above abnormality is noticed and the reset selection switch 23 is turned on, control is performed to stop all outputs (step 5T38)
After that, the LED element 28 of the "Standard J course" is controlled to be turned off, and the "Standard" course is ended.

In addition, although the input port guard detection switch 26 is on, that is, the operator noticed that the filter 2a was removed and set it correctly, but the reset selection switch 23
is not turned on, step 5T30.5T3
The process advances to 5T39 via 2.5T34, and it is determined whether the back holder detection switch 25 is off. When the switch 25 is off, that is, when the attachment 1l13a for taking out the garbage bag 8 is open, the LED elements 2g, 2
Control is performed to stop all outputs other than 9.30 (step 5T40), control is performed to make the buzzer 31 sound an abnormal buzzer sound (step 5T41), and step 5T16.
Then, control is performed to turn off the ED element 28 in the "standard" course.

Subsequently, in step 5T39, if the back holder detection switch 25 is on, that is, the mounting lid 13a is closed, the process proceeds to step 5T42, and if the main motor 7 is rotating forward, the process proceeds to the routine shown in FIG. When the main motor 7 is in a state other than normal rotation, the process returns to the main routine (shown in FIG. 5).

Then, when proceeding to the routine shown in Fig. 10, the main motor 7
is in the locked state (step S'
l'43). In this case, during operation, if the screw 6 becomes clogged due to the introduction of a foreign object such as a spoon or a bottle cap, or the introduction of kitchen waste in excess of the limit amount, and the screw 6 becomes locked, a thousand-tough overcurrent will flow. Due to this overcurrent, the locked state of the main motor 7 is detected, and the motor lock detection switch 27 is turned on. When locking of the main motor 7 is detected, control is performed to set the counter N2 to "3" (step 5T44), and after stopping the main motor 7 for a predetermined period of time (for example, 1 second),
Control is performed such that the motor rotates in the reverse direction (for example, 1 second), then stops for a predetermined period of time (for example, 1 second), and then rotates forward for a predetermined period of time (for example, 17 seconds) (steps 5T45 to 5T47). Incidentally, in the processing of steps 5T45 to 5T47, since the routines shown in FIGS. 6 to 8 are executed, the abnormality check subroutine shown in FIG. 9 is also executed in the same manner as described above. In addition, if the main motor 7 is not locked, step 5
The process returns to step 5TIO of the main routine via T50.

Subsequently, a 17-second timer is set (step 5TJ8), and control is performed to rotate the main motor 7 in the forward direction (step 5T49). Then, when the 17 seconds have elapsed, the process returns to step 5TIO, but if the 17 seconds have not elapsed, the process proceeds to step 5T51, where it is determined whether the reset selection switch 23 is on. If the operator does not notice that the main motor 7 is locked and does not turn on the reset selection switch 23, check whether the back holder detection switch 25 is off or not, and whether the input port guard detection switch 26 is off or not. It is judged whether (
Steps 5T52 and 5T53), if the reset selection switch 23 is turned on, the process returns to step 5T12, control is performed to stop all outputs, and control is performed to return the device to its initial state. .

If the switches 25 and 26 are on, it is determined again whether the main motor 7 is in the locked state (step 5T54), and if the locked state is not released yet, the counter N2 is decremented by "1" ( Step 5T5
5) If this value is not “O”, step 5T4
5, and the above steps are repeated (step 5T
39). Further, if the value of the counter N2 is "O", that is, if the locked state of the main motor 7 is not released even if the steps shown in FIG. 10 are repeated three times, the LED
Control is performed to stop the output of elements other than elements 28, 29, and 30 (step 5T57), control is performed to make the buzzer 31 sound an abnormal buzzer sound (step 5TS8), and the "standard" course LED in step 5T16 of the main routine is Control is performed to turn off the element 28, and the selected "standard" is selected.
Course processing is finished. Note that the above step 5T4
3, if the main motor 7 is not in the locked state, the process returns to the main routine shown in FIG. Also,
In steps 5T45 to 5T47, the routines shown in FIGS. 6 to 8 are executed in the same manner as described above. moreover,
In step 5T52, when the back holder detection switch 25 is off, that is, the mounting lid 13a is removed, the operation of the kitchen service processing device is temporarily stopped.
59), it is determined again whether the bag holder detection switch 25 is on (step 5T60). That is, if the mounting lid 13a is removed, the garbage bag 8 may have come out of the main body, so the operation of the device is temporarily stopped, and if the mounting lid 13a is not removed, the process returns to step 5T53. It can be done. Further, in step 5T53, if the inlet guard detection switch 26 remains off, that is, if the filter 2a is not set correctly, the process returns to step 5T40, and the LED element 28.2
8. Control is performed to stop outputs other than 30, and buzzer 3
1 will be controlled to sound an abnormal buzzer (
Step 5T41). Thereby, it is possible to notify the operator of the abnormality and prompt the operator to perform a reset operation.

By the way, when the reset selection switch 23 is turned on during operation in the above-mentioned "standard" course (A course), all outputs are stopped at the time of turning on, and the LED element 28, 29
．． :10 is controlled to turn off the light, and the device is returned to its initial state.

When the "Standard + Seal" course (B course) selection switch 20 is turned on, for example, after the reset selection switch 23 is turned on, the process proceeds from step ST2 to step 5T61 shown in FIG. Same conditions! It is judged whether or not the conditions are satisfied. Similar to the operation in the "Standard" course, when the processing of the food service is enabled, the buzzer 31 is controlled to sound a start buzzer sound (step 5T62), and the LED element 29 in the "Standard + Seal" course is activated. Control is performed to turn on the light (Step 5 63).

Subsequently, the same processes as steps ST8 to 5T13 and 5T14 shown in FIG. 5 are executed (step 5T64).
to 5T69 and 5T70). Then, as shown in FIG. 15, as in the case of the above-mentioned "standard" course.

When the main motor 7 is rotated forward for 17 seconds, stopped for 1 second, rotated in reverse for 1 second, and stopped for 1 second, the cycle is repeated 15 times, the process proceeds to step 5 71, and the L of the "#A semi + seal" course is completed.
Control is performed to turn off the ED element 29. After this, the "heat seal" process described later is executed (step 5T7).
2), the process returns to step STI.

In this case, in steps 5T65 to 5T67,
Since the same routine as in FIGS. 6 to 9 and 10 is executed, the explanation thereof will be omitted, but the LED element 2 of the "Standard + Seal" course in step 5T31 shown in FIG.
After controlling to turn off the light 9, step 5T82 shown in FIG.
The subsequent “heat seal” process is executed (step 5
T73). That is, if an abnormality occurs when the chūsuke is being stored in the garbage bag 8, for example, if the weight or volume of the trash bag 8 exceeds the limit, the chūsuke is stored in the trash bag 8 no longer. This is because it is necessary to close the opening of the garbage bag 8 without causing any damage.

In addition, when the reset selection switch 23 is turned on during the operation of the above-mentioned "l1lI semi-+ seal" course, the above-mentioned "
As with the "standard" course operation, the device is returned to its initial state, but restrictions are added when executing the "seal" process. That is, if the heater 35 is reset while it is energized, the seal on the garbage bag 8 will remain incomplete. The restrictions on the reset operation will be explained later with reference to FIG. This will be explained with reference to a flowchart diagram.

First, when the manual reversal selection switch 21 is turned on, it is determined whether or not the kitchen service processing apparatus satisfies condition (2) (step 5T74). As this condition n,
The input port guard detection switch 26 is turned on, and if this condition is satisfied, control is performed to activate the buzzer 31 to generate a start buzzer sound (step 5T75), and a reset prohibition process is performed. is executed (step 5T77). Thereafter, control is performed to reversely rotate the main motor 7 for a predetermined period of time (for example, 1 second) (step 5T76), and after that 1 second, a process for canceling the reset prohibition is performed (step 5T78). In this case,
In the "manual reversal" course in which the main motor 7 is rotated in the reverse direction, a reset prohibition process is executed to prevent the reset operation from being performed. That is, the operating time is as short as one second, and in terms of safety, there is no problem even if the device is stopped midway through the reset operation. Note that if the manual reversing switch 21 is continuously turned on, a cycle in which the main motor 7 is rotated in reverse for one second and then stopped for one second is repeated. In this case, it is effective, for example, when a spoon or the like is engaged with the screw 5 and the main motor 7 is locked.

Further, as shown in FIG. 13, when the heat seal selection switch 22 is turned on, it is determined whether or not the kitchen service processing apparatus satisfies condition (2) (step 5T79). This condition (2) is that the back holder detection switch 25 is turned on, and if this condition is satisfied, control is performed to activate the buzzer 31 and generate a start buzzer sound (step 5T80).
, control is performed to light up the ED element 30 during the "seal" course (step 5T81).

Next, the seal arm 10 of the heat seal device 1111
In order to pinch one end of the garbage bag 8 at .degree. 10, the seal motor is controlled to rotate forward for a predetermined period of time (for example, 6 seconds) (step 5T82). After 6 seconds of forward rotation, control is performed to further rotate the seal drive motor in the forward direction for a predetermined period of time (for example, 3 seconds) and to energize the heater 35 of the heat sealing device 11 (step 5T83). After the seat parking motor is stopped for a predetermined period of time (for example, 1 second), it is rotated in the opposite direction for a predetermined period of time (for example, 6 seconds), and the lever 10.10 is controlled to fly away from the garbage bag 8 and return to the predetermined position. Step 5r84, 5T8
5). After heating and sealing the upper end of the garbage bag 8, the buzzer 31 is controlled to sound a final buzzer sound (step 5T86), and the LED element 3o of the "seal" course is controlled to be turned off (step 5T87). , step ST
It will be returned to I. In addition, the above rms + seal"
"Seal" processing when selecting a course, that is, the 11th
The processes of step 5T72 shown in the figure and step 5T73 shown in FIG. 9 are executed from step 5T81 shown in FIG. 13.

Further, when the reset selection switch 23 is turned on to change the course, for example, the device is returned to the initial state, but when the seal motor 34 is rotating forward in step 5T82, the reset selection switch 23 23 is turned on, the seal motor 34 is reversely rotated for a predetermined period of time (for example, 6 seconds) (step 5T88), then the process proceeds to step 5T87, where control is performed to turn off the LED element 30 in the "seal" course, and the process proceeds to step ST1. The device is returned to its initial state. That is, if the sealing arm 10.10 of the heat sealing device 11 stops midway, problems may occur in subsequent operations.

Further, when the heater 35 is energized in step 5T83, a reset prohibition process is executed, and a process for canceling the reset prohibition is executed after the seal motor 35 is rotated in the reverse direction for a predetermined period of time in step 5T86.

That is, when the garbage bag 8 is being sealed, when the reset operation is performed, the sealing operation is stopped midway, and
Since a half-finished sealing will be performed, the reset operation is prohibited during the operation of the heat sealing device 11, particularly during the operation of energizing the heater 35 and the operation after this energization. As a result, the mouth of the garbage bag 8 is completely sealed, so that, for example, the collected garbage will not spill out and no foul odor will be emitted.

In this way, the reset operation for returning the device to its initial state is not activated during the sealing operation of the garbage bag 8, so that the opening of the garbage bag 8 can be completely sealed without stopping halfway. This is particularly effective in the case of welding by the heater 35 of the heat sealing device 11 (sealing process). In addition, the above-mentioned reset operation is also prohibited during the "manual reversal" operation, but since the reverse rotation time of the main motor 7 is short (for example, 1 second), there is no problem in terms of basic performance. This is effective when it is necessary to take out the product by rotating it in the opposite direction.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, according to the food processing device of the present invention, the food waste is crushed, and the food is conveyed while being drained, and collected in a garbage bag. When controlling a motor, after rotating the motor in the forward direction for a predetermined period of time (for example, 17 seconds),
For example, the cycle of stopping (for example, 1 second), then rotating in the opposite direction for a predetermined time (for example, 1 second rJJ), and then stopping for a predetermined time (1 second) is repeated a predetermined number of times.The "1llI4!" course is followed by a seal on the "standard" garbage bag. During the operation of the "Standard + Seal" course, which includes "Heat Seal", the "Manual Reversal" course, which manually rotates the main motor in reverse for a predetermined time, and the "Heat Seal" course, when the garbage bag is sealed and its " The reset function that stops the operation of the device is prohibited when the main motor rotates in reverse during the "manual reversal" course, so the opening of the garbage bag can be reliably sealed, especially during the welding process of the heat sealing device. In this case, the operation can be stopped and the device can be returned to its initial state without causing any problems in terms of basic performance.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the main part of the kitchen processing apparatus showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along the line ■-■ in FIG. 1, and FIG. A schematic control block diagram of the kitchen assistance processing device, and FIGS. 4 to 13 are flowcharts for explaining the operation of the kitchen assistance processing device. In the figure, 1 is a sink, 2 is a kitchen waste inlet, 2a is a filter,
3 is a container for kitchen waste, 4 is a draining basket, 5 is a conveyor vibrator,
5a is a kitchen waste intake port, 5b is a kitchen waste output port, 6 is a screw, 7 is a main motor (for the screw), 8 is a garbage bag (kitchen equipment), 10 is a seal arm (for the heat sealing device), 1
1 is a heat sealing device. 16 is a Macnet, 13a is a mounting lid, 17 is a weight detection switch, 18 is a microcomputer, 19 is a "standard" course (A course) selection switch, 20 is a "standard child seal J (B course) selection switch, 2I 2 is a manual reversal selection switch, 22 is a heat seal selection switch, 23 is a reset selection switch, 24 is a volume detection switch, 25 is a back holder detection switch, 26 is an inlet guard detection switch, 27 is a motor lock detection switch, 2
8, 29, 30 are LED elements, 31 is a buzzer, 32 is an AC power supply (commercial), 33 is a power supply circuit, 34 is a motor (of the heat sealing device), 35 is a heater, 36 is a thermostat, 37.3111 is a main motor Triac@Ro, 3
9 is a motor relay circuit, and 40 is a heater relay circuit. Patent applicant Fujitsu General Co., Ltd. Agent Patent attorney Takuya Daihara Figure 1 Figure 4 1116 Suenaga, Takatsu-ku, Larunai City Fujitsu General Co., Ltd. Procedural amendment (voluntary) March 15, 1991 1990 Patent Application No. 280939 2 Name of the invention Kitchen waste processing device EL f13 (3265) 308H generation) 5-Geiichi Te 5j-do 1989, month, day (Delivery 82, same year, month, day) 6, Specification subject to amendment The "Claims" column, Drawing 7, and content of amendments (1) The claims are amended as shown in the attached sheet. (2) Revise Figure 5 as shown in the attached sheet. Attached paper (Patent Application No. 2-0939) ``2. Claims (1) A cylindrical kitchen waste receptacle having a kitchen waste inlet provided at least at the bottom of the sink is a container; A transport pipe that rises upward at a predetermined angle from the top and has a kitchen waste inlet at its lower end and a kitchen waste discharge port at its upper end, and the receiver communicates with the bottom of the container to discharge wastewater in the container. a screw inserted into the conveying pipe, a reversible rotary motor and motor drive means for rotating the screw, a kitchen equipment for collecting kitchen waste discharged from the kitchen waste outlet; A sealing means and a seal driving means for sealing the upper end of the kitchen bag and sealing the kitchen equipment, a manual reversing switch for instructing the screw to rotate in the opposite direction, and a manual reversing switch for resetting the operation of the device. a reset selection switch; and a control means for controlling the motor driving means and the seal driving means, and resetting the operation by operating the reset selection switch to return the device to the initial state, at least the seal driving means. A kitchen waste processing device characterized in that the reset operation is prohibited during the sealing operation of the kitchen equipment by the means. (2) The prohibition of the reset operation includes the operation of energizing the heater of the sole driving means and 5. The kitchen waste processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the operation is performed during the reversing operation of the screw by the manual reversing switch, in addition to the operation after energization.

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) A cylindrical kitchen waste receiving container having a kitchen waste inlet provided at least at the bottom of the sink, rising upward from the bottom of the receiving container at a predetermined angle, having a kitchen waste inlet at its lower end, and having a kitchen waste inlet at its upper end. A conveying pipe in which a kitchen waste outlet is formed communicates with the bottom of the receiving container,
A drainage pipe for discharging the wastewater in the container, a screw inserted into the conveying pipe, a reversible motor and motor drive means for rotating the screw, and a collection of kitchen waste discharged from the kitchen waste outlet. a kitchen bag, a sealing means and a seal driving means for sealing the upper end portion of the kitchen bag and sealing the kitchen bag, a manual reversing switch for instructing the screw to rotate in the opposite direction; A reset selection switch for resetting the operation of the device, and a control means that controls the motor drive means and the seal drive means, resets the operation by operating the reset selection switch, and returns the device to the initial state. A kitchen waste processing device characterized in that the reset operation is prohibited at least during the operation of sealing the kitchen bag by the seal driving means. (2) The prohibition of the reset operation is performed not only during the operation of energizing the heater of the seal driving means and the operation after this energization, but also during the reversing operation of the screw by the manual reversing switch. ).