JPH0767789A - Grill equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent the tray from slipping out of the grill room by setting a stopper on the outer bottom face in the rear of the ray and setting stopper receivers, whose engaging faces contact perpendicularly to the stopper, in the inner bottom face of the grill room. CONSTITUTION:Stopper receivers 23 formed by raising a part of the side of the bottom part 26 of the front frame 25 are set on two positions, and a stopper 53 shaped protruding is set on the outer bottom face on the rear of the tray 5. An engaging face 231 of the stopper receiver 23 is formed by raising a part of the side. Thus, the engaging face 231 become perpendicular to the bottom face 22 of the grill room. When the tray 5 is drawn out from a casing 2, the abutting face of the stopper 53 comes to contact to the engaging face 231 of the stopper receiver 23 and the tray 5 is securely engaged. Consequently, even if one has drawn the tray 5 powerfully, the tray 5 does not slip from the casing 2.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a grill device for grilling fish and the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art When taking out a saucer from a grill cabinet, a protruding shape (locking surface is a curved surface) provided on the bottom of the grill cabinet
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is known a grill device in which a stopper provided on the outer bottom surface of the tray is brought into contact with the stopper receiver of (1) to prevent the tray from coming off from the casing.

[0003]

In the conventional grill device, however, the stopper may not be completely locked to the stopper receiver and may slip out of the grill depending on how the tray is pulled out.

An object of the present invention is to provide a grill device which does not easily come out of the grill when the tray is pulled out.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to solve the above problems,
The present invention relates to a grill apparatus having a grill cabinet having a front opening, a heating source for heating the inside of the grill cabinet, and a tray that can be stored in and out of the grill cabinet from the front opening. In addition to being provided on the outer bottom surface, a stopper receiver having a vertical locking surface for contacting the stopper is provided on the bottom surface inside the grill.

[0006]

When the tray is pulled out from the grill cabinet, the stopper provided on the outer bottom surface of the rear portion of the tray comes into contact with the stopper tray provided on the bottom surface of the grill cabinet with the vertical locking surface, and the tray stops.

[0007]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION Since the stopper surface of the stopper receiver is formed vertically, it has excellent stopping power, and even if the receiving tray is pulled out strongly, the stopper is surely stopped against the stopper receiving seat, and the receiving tray can be easily removed from the grill cabinet. It doesn't come off.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 1, the grill apparatus A is assembled as a part of a gas table B together with a left stove (M burner) 71 and a right stove (H burner) 72.

The grill device A includes a grill cabinet 1 having a front opening 11, an upper fire burner 3 and a lower fire burner 4 for heating the inside of the grill cabinet 1, and a removable tray 5 which can be stored in the grill cabinet 1. It is equipped with a door 6 which is connected to the saucer 5 and closes the front opening 11 of the grill case 1 when the saucer is stored, and is installed in a recess 70 formed in the center of the housing 7 of the gas table B.

The grill cabinet 1 includes a lower half casing 2 and
It is composed of the upper burner unit 13 in the upper half.

A front frame 25 is integrally attached to the front end of a casing 2 which constitutes the lower half of the grill case 1, and an opening is formed in the front frame 25.
Becomes the front opening 11.

A chassis (stainless steel) 12 is in the shape of a basin that covers the casing 2 with the left and right side walls and the bottom wall, and has a normal transfer burner 41 for lower heat and a normal heat burner 4 for upper and lower transfers.
2, an ignition electrode, a frame rod (not shown), etc. are attached to the rear part. Further, the chassis 12 has stepped portions 120 into which the casing 2 is inserted in upper portions of both side walls thereof.

The upper fire burner unit 13 constituting the upper part of the grill cabinet 1 is provided with a stainless steel plate 131 and an upper fire burner 3 and closes the upper opening of the casing 2.

Upper fire burner (1000 kcal / h) 3
Is a ceramic combustion plate 31 mounted in the central opening of the plate 131, an ignition electrode (not shown), and the gas mixing tube 3
It is composed of 2 etc.

The exhaust pipe guides exhaust gas from the exhaust outlet 123 of the grill cabinet 1 to the exhaust outlet 15. This stack is
It is configured with an exhaust tube forming portion 132 provided so as to stand upright from a rear portion of the plate 131, and a broth guide plate 8 described later.

A casing 2 (enameled coating; black) 2 having a box-like shape and having an opening at the top has a depth of about 2 with a recess 70.
The slits 21 are formed in the lower left and right side walls to allow the flame of the lower fire burner 4 to enter the grill case 1.

Further, the bottom portion 26 of the front frame 25 is formed with two stopper receivers 23 projecting from the central portion to the rear edge so that the rear edge is highest. Therefore,
The locking surface 231 of the stopper receiver 23 is vertical. As shown in FIG. 4, the front frame 25 is attached to the casing 2 so that the bottom surface of the bottom portion 26 of the front frame 25 contacts the top surface of the bottom surface 22 of the casing 2.
It is fixed by welding. Therefore, although the casing 2 is subjected to the enameling process, the bottom surface 22 of the casing 2 is below the stopper receiver 23, so that the broth leaked from the tray 5 leaks out of the opening even if the locking surface 231 is in the open state. Absent.

The lower heat burner 4 has a total of 1200 kcal /
Bunsen burner with gas consumption of h, chassis 12
It is attached to the left and right bottom.

Reference numeral 8 shown in FIGS. 3 and 5 denotes a broth guide plate, which is arranged in a space 14 from the rear portion of the casing to the inner wall of the rear portion of the housing, and is used for the above-described normal-burn burner 41 for lower fire and for normal flame transfer. In order to prevent the simmered juice that has entered through the grill exhaust port 15 from being applied to the functional parts such as the normal-fire burner 42, the ignition electrode, and the frame rod, the upper surface of the void 14 is closed so that the squeeze n is guided to the casing 2. It is provided in.

The broth guide plate 8 has a flange portion 81 hooked on the upper edges of both side walls of the chassis 12, a dish-shaped portion 82 for receiving the broth n and guiding it to the casing 2, and an enclosing portion 83.
And the flange portion 81 is fixed to the chassis 12 with a screw.

The plate-shaped portion 82 has ribs 821 for ensuring strength.
Have. Further, a rising wall 824 is formed at the front edge of the plate-shaped portion 82 and at the periphery of a notch 823 described later to prevent the flow of the broth n or the like, and near the front edge, the broth n or the like is discharged. A slit 822 is formed to perform. Therefore, even when there is a large amount of broth n, the broth is discharged from the slit 822 without flowing toward the lower heat burner 4 or the object to be cooked by the rising wall 824.

Since the plate-shaped portion 82 is formed with a notch 823 for exposing the normal-fire burner 42 for transferring the upper and lower flames to the upper part of the empty space, the broth n or the like falls downward from the notch 823. The rising wall 824 is formed so as not to
Further, a cutout 823 is provided in order to prevent the broth n from falling.
Also, an enclosing portion 83 that encloses the normal fire burner 42 is provided.

The metal-made saucer 5 having a dish shape and having a grill 51 mounted on the upper surface is covered with a enamel layer on the surface. The contact surface 5 is attached to the outer bottom surface 52 of the rear portion of the tray 5.
The stopper 53 whose reference numeral 31 is substantially vertical is formed by press molding,
It is provided over about 6 cm on the left and right.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the bottom of the tray 5 has a raised bottom 5a at the central bottom.
The stopper 53 projects downward at a. Between the lower bottoms 5b and 5b on both sides of the raised bottom 5a, the stopper receiver 2
Since 3 is located, even if the locking surface 231 is a vertical surface, it does not normally contact the bottom of the tray 5 and the sliding resistance is small.

The door 6 has a handshake 60 for opening and closing the door 6, a transparent peep board 62, and a rod-shaped connecting member 61 for taking in and out the tray 5.

The front end of the connecting member 61 is fixed to the back surface of the door 6. On the other hand, the pin 61 at the rear end of the connecting member 61
1 is inserted into the hole 54 of the tray 5 and is connected to the tray 5. As a result, when the door 6 is pulled out by the handshake 60, the receiving tray 5 is moved forward together with the connecting member 61.

When the handshake 60 is further pulled, the saucer 5
The stopper 53 hits the stopper receiver 23 and the forward feeding is stopped. In this state, even if the hand is released, the upper ends of both sides of the tray 5 are located below the receiving pieces formed by bending the lower edges of the slits 21 inward of the grill cabinet 1.
The saucer 5 never falls.

At this time, the door 6 is slightly lowered with the connecting member 61 as an arm while being supported by the rear end of the connecting member 61.

The housing 7 (made of metal) includes a point / fire extinguishing switch 701, 702, 703, a heat power adjusting lever 704,
705 and a front panel 73 on which the heat power switching levers 706 and 707 are arranged, a box 74 having feet 741 attached to the four corners of the bottom, a top plate 75 which covers the top of the box 74 and is provided with a grill exhaust port 15 and the like. Composed.

Point / fire switch 701, 702, 703
Is provided with a rotation stopper (not shown) so that an excessive pressing force (5 kg or more) is not applied to the gas cock.

The upper and lower surfaces of the upper frame 731 at the position of the recess 70 are made smaller than the other portions, and the vertical length of the opening 732 in front of the front opening 11 is made larger than that of the conventional one so that fish or the like can be placed in the grill case 1. It is easy to put in.

The upper frame 731 has a horizontal portion 731a and an inclined portion 731b, and is located in front of a steeply inclined surface 92 of the heat shield plate 9 described later.

Further, the heat shield plate 9 for covering the grill case 1 has a gently inclined surface (30 °) 91 and a steeply inclined surface (60 °) 92 on the front side and is screwed to the upper surface of the upper burner unit 13. It

The grill device A of this embodiment has the following effects. Two stopper receivers 23, which are formed by partially raising the end sides of the bottom portion 26 of the front frame 25, are provided, and protruding stoppers 53 are provided on the outer bottom surface 52 at the rear portion of the tray 5.

The locking surface 231 of the stopper receiver 23
However, since it is formed by raising part of the edge, the grill cabinet 1
When the handshake 60 is pulled out and the tray 5 is pulled out from the casing 2 (grill compartment 1),
The contact surface 531 of the stopper 53 comes into contact with the locking surface 231 of the stopper receiver 23, and is reliably locked.

Therefore, even if the handshake 60 is pulled hard by mistake, the tray 5 does not fall out of the casing 2, and the problem that burned fish or the like falls on the floor of the kitchen does not occur. It should be noted that since there is no need to directly put water into the grill case 1 unlike the saucer 5, problems such as water leakage do not occur even in the case of forming a cut-and-raised portion of a modified example described later.

The present invention includes the following embodiments in addition to the above embodiments. a. In the above embodiment, the stopper receiver 23 is formed by forming a part of the edge of the bottom portion 26 of the front frame 25 into a convex shape, but the stopper 23 may be formed on the bottom surface 22 of the casing 2. . In this case, the locking surface 231 can be formed vertically by cutting and raising a part of the bottom surface 22 so that the cut and raised portion is rearward.

B. In the above embodiment, the stoppers 53 are continuously formed and the stopper receivers 23 are discontinuous (two positions). However, all are continuous, all are discontinuous, the stopper receivers 23 are continuous, and the stoppers 53 are discontinuous. It may be formed in. Further, in the case of discontinuity, any number may be formed.

C. In the above embodiment, the door 6 and the saucer 5 are
Although shown connected through the connecting member 61,
The front portion of the tray 5 and the back surface of the door 6 may be connected. Further, it may not be connected.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a gas table assembled with a grill device according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which a door is removed and a tray is taken out from a casing in the gas table.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of relevant parts showing the vicinity of the casing of the gas table.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view of a main part of the grill device.

FIG. 5 is a bottom view of a tray used in the grill device.

FIG. 6 is a sectional view of the grill device.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A grill device 1 grill case 3 upper heat burner (heating source) 4 lower heat burner (heating source) 5 saucer 11 front opening 23 stopper receiver 26 bottom part (bottom surface inside the grill) 52 outer bottom surface 53 stopper 231 locking surface

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A grill device having a grill cabinet having a front opening, a heating source for heating the interior of the grill cabinet, and a saucer which can be stored in the grill cabinet from the front opening and which can be put in and taken out. A grill device, characterized in that it is provided on the outer bottom surface of the grill and a stopper receiver having a vertical locking surface for contacting the stopper is provided on the bottom surface of the inside of the grill.