JPH0910470A - Control of fully automatic laundry machine - Google Patents

Control of fully automatic laundry machine

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Publication number
JPH0910470A
JPH0910470A JP7161770A JP16177095A JPH0910470A JP H0910470 A JPH0910470 A JP H0910470A JP 7161770 A JP7161770 A JP 7161770A JP 16177095 A JP16177095 A JP 16177095A JP H0910470 A JPH0910470 A JP H0910470A
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washing
motor
water
dehydration
fully automatic
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Inventor
Yoshio Niwase
好夫 庭瀬
Isao Hiyama
功 桧山
Kyoichi Sugano
恭一 菅野
Toshiyasu Kamano
年恭 釜野
Yasushi Shinko
靖 信耕
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Hitachi Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE: To prevent a motor from generating a stench or smoke due to a trouble with the foaming of a detergent, and also, to reduce the vibration and noise caused by the shifting of clothes to one side. CONSTITUTION: A motor is turned OFF 64 in the continuous dehydration 62 mode at the time of a dehydration step, then the number of rotations of the motor is measured 65 by the detection of a voltage between capacitor terminals, and an abnormality in the dehydration step is determined 66 based on the measurement value. If the abnormality is confirmed, the water feed 71 operation and the rinsing and stirring 72 operation are performed by stopping the continuous dehydration process.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は全自動洗濯機の脱水工程
の状況を判断し、それ以降の洗濯工程を制御する方法に
関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for judging the state of a dehydration process of a fully automatic washing machine and controlling the subsequent washing process.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】従来、脱水工程中に衣類内の水分に含ま
れる洗剤分により、洗濯兼脱水槽と外槽の間に泡が発生
(洗剤発泡障害)する現象や、洗い,すすぎ工程時の衣
類の片寄りによる脱水工程時の振動の増大など、異常現
象が起こっても脱水工程は強制的に行われる。
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a phenomenon in which bubbles are generated between a washing / dehydrating tub and an outer tub (detergent foaming obstruction) due to a detergent component contained in the water content of clothes during the dewatering process, and during washing and rinsing processes Even if an abnormal phenomenon occurs, such as an increase in vibration during the dehydration process due to uneven displacement of clothes, the dehydration process is forced to be performed.

【0003】[0003]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】上記従来技術では、洗
剤発泡障害や衣類の片寄りによる脱水工程時の振動の増
大等の異常現象が起こった場合、モータにかかる負担が
大きくなる。しかし脱水工程は強制的に行われるため、
モータに流れる電流の増大から、モータから異臭,発煙
等が発生する。特に回転給水すすぎ方式を採用した場合
の洗剤発泡障害発生時は、洗濯兼脱水槽と外槽の間の泡
が希釈されず再び脱水工程を行うため、モータ内のプロ
テクタが作動し洗濯工程の停止等の問題が生じる。ま
た、洗い,すすぎ工程時の衣類の片寄りによる脱水工程
時の振動の増大や、この洗剤発泡障害や振動の増大によ
り、脱水定格回転数まで達せず、衣類内の水分を完全に
脱水できないため、すすぎ,脱水性能の低減という問題
も生じる。
In the above prior art, when an abnormal phenomenon such as a foaming disorder of detergent or an increase in vibration during the dehydration process due to an uneven displacement of clothes occurs, the load on the motor increases. However, since the dehydration process is forced,
Due to the increase in the current flowing through the motor, the motor produces offensive odors, smoke, and the like. In particular, when a foaming problem of detergent occurs when the rotary water rinse method is adopted, the foam in the washing / dehydrating tub and the outer tub is not diluted and the dewatering process is performed again, so the protector in the motor operates and the washing process is stopped. Problems such as occur. Also, due to the increase in vibration during the dehydration process due to uneven displacement of the clothes during the washing and rinsing processes and the increase in detergent foaming damage and vibration, the dehydration rated speed cannot be reached and the moisture in the clothes cannot be completely dehydrated. There is also a problem of reduction in rinsing and dehydration performance.

【0004】本発明の目的は、脱水工程時に異常現象が
発生した場合、それ以降の洗濯工程を変更させ、前述の
問題を生じさせないようにする。
An object of the present invention is to prevent the above-mentioned problems from occurring by changing the subsequent washing process when an abnormal phenomenon occurs during the dehydration process.

【0005】[0005]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記目的を達成するた
め、脱水工程時の連続脱水中にモータをオフさせ、その
時のコンデンサ端子間電圧の逆起電力を検知し、直流短
形波パルスに変換した後パルス間の時間幅を測定し回転
数の検知を行う。時間幅の値が設定値の条件を満たして
いる場合は脱水工程をそのまま継続し、満たしていない
場合は脱水工程の異常と判断し脱水工程を停止させる。
その後、規定水位まで水を給水しすすぎ撹拌、または洗
い,すすぎ撹拌よりも短い時限で撹拌(バランス撹拌)
を行うように制御する。
In order to achieve the above object, the motor is turned off during continuous dehydration during the dehydration process, the counter electromotive force of the voltage across the capacitor terminals at that time is detected, and converted into a DC short-wave pulse. After that, the time width between the pulses is measured and the rotation speed is detected. When the value of the time width satisfies the condition of the set value, the dehydration process is continued as it is, and when it is not satisfied, it is determined that the dehydration process is abnormal and the dehydration process is stopped.
After that, water is supplied up to the specified water level, and the water is rinsed and stirred, or washed and stirred for a shorter time than the rinse and stirring (balanced stirring).
Control to do.

【0006】[0006]

【作用】上記手段により洗剤発泡障害によるモータの異
臭,発煙の発生,モータ内のプロテクタ作動による洗濯
工程の停止等を防止し、また衣類の片寄りによる振動,
騒音の低減等を図れるため、顧客クレームの低減が図れ
る。
With the above-mentioned means, it is possible to prevent abnormal odor of the motor due to the foaming problem of the detergent, generation of smoke, stop of the washing process due to operation of the protector in the motor, and vibration due to deviation of the clothes.
Since noise can be reduced, customer complaints can be reduced.

【0007】[0007]

【実施例】本発明の実施例を図面に基づいて説明する。
本発明の一実施例を採用した全自動洗濯機は図1に示す
ように、鋼板性の外枠1内には吊り棒2およびコイルば
ねや弾性ゴムからなる防振装置3によって合成樹脂製の
外槽4を吊架する構成となっている吊り棒2および防振
装置3は4個設ける。
An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIG. 1, a fully automatic washing machine adopting one embodiment of the present invention is made of synthetic resin in a steel plate-shaped outer frame 1 by a suspension rod 2 and a vibration isolator 3 made of a coil spring or elastic rubber. Four suspension rods 2 and four vibration damping devices 3 configured to suspend the outer tub 4 are provided.

【0008】洗濯するための水を溜める外槽4内には、
合成樹脂製の洗濯兼脱水槽5を回転自在に設ける。洗濯
兼脱水槽5には多数の脱水孔5aを設け、中央底部には
パルセータ若しくはアジテータからなる撹拌翼6を回転
可能に設ける。洗い工程、およびすすぎ工程時には洗濯
兼脱水槽5を静止させ撹拌翼6を時計方向および反時計
方向に回転させる。また、脱水回転時は洗濯兼脱水槽5
を一方向に回転させる。撹拌翼6および、洗濯兼脱水槽
5の回転は、駆動装置7により行われる。
In the outer tub 4 for storing water for washing,
A washing and dewatering tub 5 made of synthetic resin is rotatably provided. A large number of dewatering holes 5a are provided in the washing and dewatering tub 5, and a stirring blade 6 made of a pulsator or an agitator is rotatably provided at the center bottom. During the washing process and the rinsing process, the washing / dehydrating tank 5 is stopped and the stirring blades 6 are rotated clockwise and counterclockwise. In addition, at the time of spin-drying, washing and spin-drying tub 5
Is rotated in one direction. The rotation of the stirring blade 6 and the washing and dewatering tub 5 is performed by a driving device 7.

【0009】駆動装置7はモータ8と、このモータ8の
回転を撹拌翼6、若しくは洗濯兼脱水槽5に伝達するた
めのプーリ9a,9bやベルト9cからなる伝達手段9
と洗いおよびすすぎ時に撹拌翼6のみを回転させたりあ
るいは、脱水時に洗濯兼脱水槽5を回転させたりするク
ラッチ装置10とその切換を行うソレノイド11,排水
を司る排水装置15からなる。
The driving device 7 includes a motor 8 and a transmission means 9 including pulleys 9 a and 9 b and a belt 9 c for transmitting the rotation of the motor 8 to the stirring blade 6 or the washing and dewatering tub 5.
A clutch device 10 for rotating only the stirring blade 6 at the time of washing and rinsing, or a washing and spinning tub 5 for spin-drying, a solenoid 11 for switching between them, and a drainage device 15 for draining.

【0010】駆動装置7は外槽4の底面に鋼板製の支持
板12を用いて固定する。外槽4には外槽4内の水の圧
力を水位センサ13に伝達するP.S チューブ14を接
続する導入口4aが設けてある。
The driving device 7 is fixed to the bottom surface of the outer tub 4 by using a support plate 12 made of a steel plate. The outer tub 4 is provided with an inlet 4a to which a PS tube 14 for transmitting the pressure of water in the outer tub 4 to the water level sensor 13 is connected.

【0011】外枠1の上部には洗濯物を投入する投入口
17aとコントローラ等の電気部品を収納する操作箱1
7bとを形成した合成樹脂製のトップカバー17が設け
られてある。投入口17aには合成樹脂製の蓋18を設
ける。
In the upper part of the outer frame 1, there is an input port 17a for inputting laundry and an operation box 1 for storing electric components such as a controller.
7b is provided with a top cover 17 made of synthetic resin. A lid 18 made of synthetic resin is provided at the inlet 17a.

【0012】操作箱17bの上面には操作パネル21が
取付けてあり、操作箱17b内には給水電磁弁24を設
ける。
An operation panel 21 is attached to the upper surface of the operation box 17b, and a water supply solenoid valve 24 is provided in the operation box 17b.

【0013】操作箱17b内に配置した水位センサ13
は外槽4内の水の圧力を検出することにより、規定水位
まで水が溜ったかどうか判定する。水位センサ13はコ
ア,コイル,ばねなどから構成される。
The water level sensor 13 disposed in the operation box 17b
By detecting the pressure of water in the outer tub 4, it is determined whether or not water has accumulated up to a specified water level. The water level sensor 13 is composed of a core, a coil, a spring and the like.

【0014】洗濯,すすぎ,脱水等を制御するコントロ
ーラ部は収納箱31内に配置する。操作パネル21に
は、電源スイッチボタン29および外部操作スイッチ3
0が配置されている。
A controller for controlling washing, rinsing, dehydration, etc. is arranged in the storage box 31. The operation panel 21 includes a power switch button 29 and an external operation switch 3.
0 is arranged.

【0015】図2は洗濯機全体の回路を簡略して示して
いる。中央処理回路32,駆動回路33は、コントロー
ラ部としてまとめられて洗濯機本体の収納部31に配置
されている。モータ8,給水電磁弁24としての給水
弁,排水装置15としての排水弁,スタート・ストップ
スイッチ34,洗濯,すすぎ,脱水等のセレクトスイッ
チ35,水位センサ13,布量判定のための布量センサ
36,脱水中の異常振動防止等を図る安全スイッチ50
をもっている。
FIG. 2 schematically shows the entire circuit of the washing machine. The central processing circuit 32 and the drive circuit 33 are collectively arranged as a controller section and are arranged in the storage section 31 of the main body of the washing machine. Motor 8, water supply valve as water supply solenoid valve 24, drainage valve as drainage device 15, start / stop switch 34, select switch 35 for washing, rinsing, dehydration, etc., water level sensor 13, cloth quantity sensor for judging cloth quantity 36, Safety switch 50 for preventing abnormal vibration during dehydration
Have.

【0016】図3は布量判定を行う布量センサ36の回
路を示している。洗濯兼脱水槽5内に適当な衣類を投入
し、電源スイッチボタン29を押し、スタート・ストッ
プスイッチ34を押すことによりモータ8が運転する。
モータ8の運転は中央処理回路32の指令によりトライ
アック37aと37bのゲートに、必要に応じ交互に信
号を送ることによりモータ8が正逆回転を行う。モータ
8の正逆回転から、図1に示す回転伝達方式で撹拌翼6
を正逆転回させ衣類を動かす。この時、モータ8のオフ
時に発生する逆起電力の駆動用コンデンサ8aの端子間
電圧をホト・トライアックカプラ38により直流短形波
パルスに変換し、インバータ39で直流短形波を反転さ
せ、その信号を中央処理回路32に送る。これらの制御
により、衣類の量の大小から撹拌翼6に加わる抵抗が変
化し、この変化の度合いを検知し布量判定を行う。
FIG. 3 shows a circuit of the cloth amount sensor 36 for judging the cloth amount. The motor 8 is operated by putting appropriate clothes in the washing / dehydrating tub 5, pressing the power switch button 29, and pressing the start / stop switch 34.
In order to operate the motor 8, the motor 8 performs forward and reverse rotations by alternately sending signals to the gates of the triacs 37a and 37b in response to a command from the central processing circuit 32, if necessary. From the forward / reverse rotation of the motor 8, the stirring blade 6 is rotated by the rotation transmission method shown in FIG.
Move the clothes in the normal and reverse directions. At this time, the terminal voltage of the driving capacitor 8a of the counter electromotive force generated when the motor 8 is turned off is converted into a DC short-wave pulse by the photo-triac coupler 38, and the DC short-wave is inverted by the inverter 39. The signal is sent to the central processing circuit 32. By these controls, the resistance applied to the stirring blade 6 changes depending on the size of the clothes, and the cloth amount is determined by detecting the degree of this change.

【0017】図4は回転給水すすぎを採用したときの全
自動洗濯機の一連の洗濯工程を示している。電源スイッ
チボタン29を押しスタート・ストップスイッチ34を
押すことにより給水電磁弁24に通電され給水が開始さ
れる。給水は予め規定された水位になるまで洗濯兼脱水
槽5に洗濯水として水が供給され、規定水位になったこ
とが水位センサ13から中央処理回路32に伝わると給
水をやめ洗い工程を開始する。洗い工程を一定時間行っ
た後、排水装置15に通電し排水工程を行う。洗濯水の
状況を水位センサ13により検知し、洗濯水が完全に排
水されると、ソレノイド11とモータ8に通電され、中
間脱水工程を開始する。この時、洗濯兼脱水槽5内の
衣類から洗剤分を含んだ洗濯水を遠心力により脱水す
る。次に回転給水すすぎ工程について図5を基に説明
する。まずソレノイド11に通電(ステップ51)し、
給水電磁弁24に通電(ステップ52)を行い給水を開
始する。この時、衣類の片寄りによる安全スイッチ50
の動作の増大、および給水電磁弁24通電による水が給
水量の変化により洗濯兼脱水槽5側面に貼り付いた衣類
にかからない時のすすぎ性能の低減を考慮し、排水装置
15は通電しない状態(ステップ53)で行う。次に脱
水工程で洗濯兼脱水槽5側面に貼り付いている衣類に水
の浸透を良くさせ、衣類内に含まれる洗剤分と水を結合
しすすぎ性能の向上を図るため、モータ8への通電方法
は中央処理回路32からの信号により間欠的にオン−オ
フを繰り返し(ステップ54)、洗濯兼脱水槽5をゆっ
くり回転させるようにする。一定時間終了後(ステップ
55)、モータ8の通電を停止(ステップ56)すると
同時に排水装置15に通電(ステップ57)を行う。最
後に、排水装置15を通電しない状態で給水を行ってい
るため給水量が多い場合外槽4内に水が溜りすぎ、次に
行われる中間脱水工程時に洗剤発泡障害が発生しやす
いため水位センサ13からの信号を中央処理回路32に
伝え、規定の水位に達するまで排水工程を行い、規定の
水位に達したとき(ステップ58)中間脱水工程を行
う。
FIG. 4 shows a series of washing steps of the fully automatic washing machine when the rotary water supply rinsing is adopted. When the power switch button 29 is pressed and the start / stop switch 34 is pressed, the electromagnetic solenoid valve 24 is energized to start water supply. Water is supplied as washing water to the washing / dehydrating tank 5 until the water level reaches a predetermined water level, and when the water level sensor 13 informs the central processing circuit 32 that the water level has reached the predetermined water level, the water supply is stopped and the washing process is started. . After performing the washing process for a certain period of time, the drainage device 15 is energized to perform the draining process. When the state of the washing water is detected by the water level sensor 13 and the washing water is completely drained, the solenoid 11 and the motor 8 are energized to start the intermediate dehydration process. At this time, the washing water containing the detergent component is dehydrated from the clothes in the washing / dehydrating tank 5 by centrifugal force. Next, the rotary water supply rinsing step will be described with reference to FIG. First, energize the solenoid 11 (step 51),
The water supply solenoid valve 24 is energized (step 52) to start water supply. At this time, the safety switch 50 due to one side of the clothes
The drainage device 15 is not energized in consideration of the increase in the operation of the drainage device 15 and the reduction of the rinsing performance when the water attached by the energization of the water supply solenoid valve 24 does not reach the clothes attached to the side surface of the washing / dehydrating tub 5 due to the change in the water supply amount ( This is done in step 53). Next, in the dehydration process, electricity is supplied to the motor 8 in order to improve the rinsing performance by improving the penetration of water into the clothes attached to the side surface of the washing / dehydrating tank 5 and combining the detergent component contained in the clothes with water. The method intermittently repeats ON / OFF according to a signal from the central processing circuit 32 (step 54) to slowly rotate the washing / dehydrating tub 5. After a certain period of time (step 55), the energization of the motor 8 is stopped (step 56), and at the same time, the drainage device 15 is energized (step 57). Finally, since the water is supplied without energizing the drainage device 15, if the water supply amount is large, the water is excessively accumulated in the outer tub 4, and a detergent foaming trouble is likely to occur during the next intermediate dehydration process, so that the water level sensor. The signal from 13 is transmitted to the central processing circuit 32, the drainage process is performed until the prescribed water level is reached, and when the prescribed water level is reached (step 58), the intermediate dewatering process is performed.

【0018】中間脱水工程は中間脱水と同様の方法
で行い、回転給水すすぎと同様の方法で回転給水すす
ぎ工程を行う。以下、中間脱水、給水,ためすす
ぎ,排水,最終脱水も前述と同様の方法で行い、衣類を
洗いからすすぎ,脱水する。
The intermediate dehydration step is performed in the same manner as in the intermediate dehydration, and the rotary feed water rinse step is performed in the same manner as the rotary feed water rinse. Hereinafter, intermediate dehydration, water supply, rinsing, drainage, and final dehydration are performed in the same manner as described above, and the clothes are washed, rinsed, and dehydrated.

【0019】これら回転給水すすぎを採用した洗濯工程
内の脱水工程において、衣類の片寄りが非常に大きい時
は脱水開始時に安全スイッチ50が作動し、脱水工程停
止後、給水,すすぎ撹拌と制御されるが、それ以外は脱
水工程をそのまま強制的に行う。そのため、洗剤発泡障
害や衣類の片寄りがあっても安全スイッチ50が作動し
ない場合は、脱水回転数が上がらずモータに流れる電流
が増大するため、モータの異臭,発煙の発生が起こり、
特に洗い工程後に洗剤発泡障害が発生した場合は、洗濯
兼脱水槽5と外槽4の間の泡が希釈されず再び脱水工程
を行うためモータ内のプロテクタが作動し、洗濯工程の
停止等の問題が生じる。また、脱水回転数が定格回転数
まで達せず、衣類内の水分を完全に脱水できないため、
すすぎ,脱水性能の低減という問題も生じる。
In the dewatering process in the washing process employing the rotary water rinsing, when the deviation of the clothes is very large, the safety switch 50 is activated at the start of the dewatering process, and after the dewatering process is stopped, the water supply and the rinse agitation are controlled. However, in other cases, the dehydration process is forcibly performed as it is. Therefore, if the safety switch 50 does not operate even if there is a detergent foaming fault or uneven displacement of the clothes, the spin-off speed does not increase and the current that flows to the motor increases, so that a strange odor or smoke is generated in the motor.
In particular, when a detergent foaming trouble occurs after the washing process, the foam between the washing / dehydrating tub 5 and the outer tub 4 is not diluted and the dewatering process is performed again, so that the protector in the motor operates and the washing process is stopped. The problem arises. In addition, the dehydration speed does not reach the rated speed, and the water in the clothes cannot be completely dehydrated.
There is also the problem of reduced rinsing and dehydration performance.

【0020】図6は脱水工程時、モータ8がオフしたと
き発生する逆起電力の駆動用コンデンサ8aの端子間電
圧と、この直流短形波パルス変換を表したものである。
脱水工程中モータ8への通電を停止させると駆動用コン
デンサ8aの端子間電圧は図6のように減衰される。こ
れを直流短形波パルスに変換しパルス間の時間の計測を
行う。パルス間の時間の計測は、モータ8オフ時から1
発目のパルス(イ)と2発目のパルス(ロ)の立ち下が
り時間の幅t1 を測定する。この時の時間幅t1 とモー
タ回転数の関係を図7に示す。この図からモータ8の回
転数と時間幅t1 はほぼ比例の関係となるため、時間幅
によりモータの回転数を検知することができる。これを
基に本発明の検知方法を説明すると、モータ8の回転数
が高い場合(脱水工程が正常に行われている状態)は時
間幅t1 は短く、モータ8の回転数が低い場合(脱水工
程異常の状態)では時間幅t1 が長くなる。以上によ
り、直流短形波パルス間の時間幅t1 から脱水工程時の
状態が判定できる。
FIG. 6 shows the DC short-wave pulse conversion and the terminal voltage of the driving capacitor 8a of the back electromotive force generated when the motor 8 is turned off during the dehydration process.
When the power supply to the motor 8 is stopped during the dehydration process, the voltage across the driving capacitor 8a is attenuated as shown in FIG. This is converted into a DC short-wave pulse and the time between pulses is measured. The time between pulses can be measured from when the motor 8 is off 1
The fall time width t 1 of the second pulse (a) and the second pulse (b) is measured. FIG. 7 shows the relationship between the time width t 1 and the motor rotation speed at this time. From this figure, since the rotation speed of the motor 8 and the time width t 1 are in a substantially proportional relationship, the rotation speed of the motor can be detected from the time width. The detection method of the present invention will be described based on this. When the rotation speed of the motor 8 is high (the dehydration process is normally performed), the time width t 1 is short, and when the rotation speed of the motor 8 is low ( In the dehydration process abnormal state), the time width t 1 becomes long. From the above, the state during the dehydration step can be determined from the time width t 1 between the DC short-wave pulses.

【0021】そこで、検知方法を採用した本発明の制御
方法について図8を基に説明すると、洗い工程(ステッ
プ59)終了後、排水装置15に通電し排水工程(ステ
ップ60)を行う。次にソレノイド11とモータ8に通
電され、中央処理回路32からの信号により間欠的にオ
ン−オフを繰り返す間欠脱水工程(ステップ61)を行
う。間欠脱水終了後に連続脱水(ステップ62)を行
い、連続脱水を一定時間行った後、モータロック検知
(ステップ63)を行う。モータロック検知は、まずモ
ータ8を短い時間オフ(ステップ64)し、モータ8が
オフした時に洗濯兼脱水槽5が惰性で回転した時に発生
する逆起電力を前記検知方法で時間幅t1 を測定(ステ
ップ65)する。この測定した時間幅t1 と予めマイコ
ンに記憶してある設定値とを比較(ステップ66)し、
設定値の条件を満たしていれば脱水工程は正常のものと
みなし連続脱水を継続(ステップ67)し以後回転シャ
ワーすすぎ(ステップ68)を行う。条件を満たして
いない場合は脱水工程は異常であるとみなし、脱水工程
異常処理(ステップ69)を行う。脱水工程異常処理と
は、まず脱水を停止(ステップ70)させ、中央処理回
路32からの信号により給水電磁弁24に通電され給水
(ステップ71)が開始される。水量が規定水位になり
水位センサ13から中央処理回路32に伝わると給水を
やめ、すすぎ撹拌(ステップ72)を行う。その後、バ
ランス撹拌(ステップ73)を行い中間脱水に進むよ
うに制御し、以後給水,ためすすぎ,排水,最終脱水工
程を行う。回転シャワーすすぎ(ステップ68)終了
後、間欠脱水工程(ステップ74)、連続脱水(ステッ
プ75)を行うが、この時も同様の制御でモータロック
検知(ステップ76)を行い、時間幅t1 と予めマイコ
ンに記憶してある設定値とを比較(ステップ77)し、
設定値の条件を満たしていれば脱水工程は正常のものと
みなし連続脱水を継続(ステップ78)し、以後、回転
シャワーすすぎを行い、中間脱水,給水,ためすす
ぎ,排水,最終脱水工程を行う。条件を満たしていない
場合は脱水工程は異常であるとみなし、脱水工程異常処
理(ステップ79)を行う。脱水工程異常処理は前記同
様の制御を行い、脱水工程異常処理終了後は最終脱水工
程に進むように制御する。
Therefore, the control method of the present invention which employs the detection method will be described with reference to FIG. 8. After the washing step (step 59), the drainage device 15 is energized to perform the draining step (step 60). Next, the solenoid 11 and the motor 8 are energized, and an intermittent dehydration step (step 61) is repeated in which the on / off is intermittently repeated by a signal from the central processing circuit 32. After the intermittent dehydration is completed, continuous dehydration (step 62) is performed, and after continuous dehydration for a certain period of time, motor lock detection (step 63) is performed. In the motor lock detection, first, the motor 8 is turned off for a short period of time (step 64), and the counter electromotive force generated when the washing / dehydrating tub 5 rotates by inertia when the motor 8 is turned off is set to the time width t 1 by the detection method. Measure (step 65). The measured time width t 1 is compared with the set value stored in the microcomputer in advance (step 66),
If the condition of the set value is satisfied, the dehydration process is considered to be normal and continuous dehydration is continued (step 67), and thereafter, a rotary shower rinse (step 68) is performed. If the conditions are not satisfied, the dehydration process is considered abnormal, and the dehydration process abnormality process (step 69) is performed. In the dehydration process abnormality process, first, the dehydration is stopped (step 70), and the water supply solenoid valve 24 is energized by the signal from the central processing circuit 32 to start the water supply (step 71). When the amount of water reaches the specified water level and is transmitted from the water level sensor 13 to the central processing circuit 32, the water supply is stopped and rinse stirring is performed (step 72). After that, balanced stirring (step 73) is performed to control to proceed to intermediate dehydration, and thereafter, water supply, rinsing, drainage, and final dehydration steps are performed. After the completion of the rotary shower rinsing (step 68), the intermittent dewatering process (step 74) and the continuous dewatering (step 75) are performed. At this time, the motor lock detection (step 76) is performed by the same control, and the time width t 1 Compare the setting value stored in the microcomputer in advance (step 77),
If the conditions of the set value are satisfied, the dehydration process is regarded as normal and continuous dehydration is continued (step 78), and thereafter, a rotary shower rinse is performed, and intermediate dehydration, water supply, pool rinse, drainage, and final dehydration process are performed. . If the conditions are not satisfied, the dehydration process is considered abnormal, and the dehydration process abnormality process (step 79) is performed. The dehydration process abnormality process is controlled in the same manner as described above, and is controlled to proceed to the final dehydration process after the completion of the dehydration process abnormality process.

【0022】これらの制御を行うことにより、脱水状態
での異常を解消し、良好な脱水工程を行うことが可能に
なった。
By performing these controls, it becomes possible to eliminate the abnormality in the dehydrated state and to perform a good dehydration process.

【0023】[0023]

【発明の効果】本発明によれば、回転給水すすぎを採用
した洗濯工程の脱水工程時の連続脱水時にモータをオフ
させ、その時のコンデンサ端子間電圧によりモータの回
転数を測定し、その測定値の変化により洗濯工程を制御
するため、洗剤発泡障害におけるモータからの異臭,発
煙の発生、またはプロテクタ作動による洗濯工程の停止
等の防止,洗い,すすぎ時の衣類の片寄りによる振動,
騒音の低減を図り、顧客クレームの防止を図るととも
に、良好な脱水性能を得ることが可能となった。
According to the present invention, the motor is turned off during continuous dewatering during the dewatering process of the washing process which employs the rotary water rinsing, and the rotation speed of the motor is measured by the voltage across the capacitor terminals at that time. The washing process is controlled by the change of the temperature. Therefore, it is possible to prevent abnormal odor and smoke from the motor due to the foaming problem of the detergent, or to prevent the washing process from stopping due to the operation of the protector.
It is possible to reduce noise, prevent customer complaints, and obtain good dehydration performance.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】本発明の一実施例を示す全自動洗濯機の断面
図。
FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a fully automatic washing machine showing one embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】洗濯機全体の回路図。FIG. 2 is a circuit diagram of the entire washing machine.

【図3】布量検知の一実施例の回路図。FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram of an embodiment of cloth amount detection.

【図4】回転給水すすぎ採用時の全自動コースの工程の
ブロック図。
FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a process of a fully automatic course when the rotary water rinsing is adopted.

【図5】回転給水すすぎ制御を示すフローチャート。FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing rotary water supply rinsing control.

【図6】本発明のセンサ出力と測定位置を示す説明図。FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a sensor output and a measurement position of the present invention.

【図7】モータ回転数とセンサ出力測定時間の関係を示
す特性図。
FIG. 7 is a characteristic diagram showing the relationship between motor rotation speed and sensor output measurement time.

【図8】本発明の一実施例を示すフローチャート。FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing an embodiment of the present invention.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

5…洗濯兼脱水槽、6…回転体、8…モータ、11…ソ
レノイド、13…水位センサ、21…操作パネル、24
…給水電磁弁、30…外部操作スイッチ、50…安全ス
イッチ。
5 ... Washing / dehydrating tub, 6 ... Rotating body, 8 ... Motor, 11 ... Solenoid, 13 ... Water level sensor, 21 ... Operation panel, 24
… Water supply solenoid valve, 30… External operation switch, 50… Safety switch.

───────────────────────────────────────────────────── フロントページの続き (72)発明者 菅野 恭一 茨城県日立市東多賀町一丁目1番1号 株 式会社日立製作所電化機器事業部多賀本部 内 (72)発明者 釜野 年恭 茨城県日立市東多賀町一丁目1番1号 株 式会社日立製作所電化機器事業部多賀本部 内 (72)発明者 信耕 靖 茨城県日立市東多賀町一丁目1番1号 株 式会社日立製作所電化機器事業部多賀本部 内 ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of the front page (72) Kyoichi Sugano Kyoichi Sugano 1-1-1 Higashitaga-cho, Hitachi City, Ibaraki, Ltd. Inside the Taga Headquarters, Electrical Equipment Division, Hitachi, Ltd. 1-1-1 Higashitagacho, Higashi-shi, Ltd. Electric Appliances Division, Hitachi Ltd., Hitachi, Ltd. (72) Inventor Yasushi Nobuko 1-1-1, Higashitagacho, Hitachi-shi, Ibaraki Ltd. Electric Appliances Division, Hitachi Ltd. Inside Taga Headquarters

Claims (5)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】洗濯兼脱水槽あるいは撹拌翼を駆動するモ
ータと、洗い,すすぎ,脱水工程を自動で行う制御装置
と、前記制御装置で設定水位まで自動で給水する給水装
置と、前記制御装置で自動で排水を行う排水装置と、前
記洗濯兼脱水槽と前記撹拌翼を切り替えるクラッチ装置
と、前記モータのオフ時にコンデンサ端子間電圧の逆起
電力を検出する機能を備え、前記給水装置の通電と同時
に前記洗濯兼脱水槽を一方向に回転させる回転給水すす
ぎ工程を採用した洗濯工程において、脱水工程時の前記
モータのオフ時に検出した前記コンデンサ端子間電圧の
逆起電力で前記モータの回転数を検知することを特徴と
する全自動洗濯機の制御方法。
1. A motor for driving a washing / dehydrating tank or a stirring blade, a controller for automatically performing washing, rinsing, and dehydrating steps, a water supply device for automatically supplying water to a set water level by the controller, and the controller. With a drainage device that automatically drains water, a clutch device that switches between the washing and dewatering tub and the stirring blades, and a function that detects the counter electromotive force of the voltage across the capacitor terminals when the motor is off, the water supply device is energized. At the same time, in a washing process that employs a rotary water supply rinsing process that rotates the washing / dehydrating tub in one direction, the rotation speed of the motor is determined by the counter electromotive force of the voltage across the capacitor terminals detected when the motor is off during the dehydration process. A method for controlling a fully automatic washing machine, which is characterized by detecting
【請求項2】請求項1において、前記回転給水すすぎ工
程は前記排水装置を通電させずに前記洗濯兼脱水槽に水
を供給しながら、前記洗濯兼脱水槽を一方向に回転させ
る全自動洗濯機の制御方法。
2. The fully automatic washing according to claim 1, wherein in the rotary water rinsing step, the washing / dehydrating tub is rotated in one direction while supplying water to the washing / dehydrating tub without energizing the drainage device. Control method.
【請求項3】請求項1において、前記モータの回転数は
脱水工程時の前記モータのオフ時に検出した前記コンデ
ンサ端子間電圧の逆起電力を直流短形波パルスに変換
し、そのパルス間の時間幅の値を測定することにより回
転数を検知する全自動洗濯機の制御方法。
3. The rotating speed of the motor according to claim 1, wherein the counter electromotive force of the voltage between the capacitor terminals detected when the motor is off during the dehydration step is converted into a DC short-wave pulse, and A method of controlling a fully automatic washing machine that detects the number of rotations by measuring the value of the time width.
【請求項4】請求項3において、パルス間の時間幅の値
が設定値の条件を満たしていない場合、脱水工程をやめ
前記給水装置により前記洗濯兼脱水槽に設定水位まで水
を供給し、その後、前記撹拌翼ですすぎ撹拌を行い、排
水工程終了後は次の脱水工程に移行する全自動洗濯機の
制御方法。
4. In claim 3, when the value of the time width between the pulses does not satisfy the condition of the set value, the dehydration step is stopped and water is supplied to the washing / dehydrating tank by the water supply device up to the set water level, After that, the method for controlling a fully automatic washing machine is to perform rinsing and agitation with the agitating blade, and after the drainage process, shift to the next dehydration process.
【請求項5】請求項3において、パルス間の時間幅の値
が設定値の条件を満たしていない場合、通常の脱水工程
を行う全自動洗濯機の制御方法。
5. The method for controlling a fully automatic washing machine according to claim 3, wherein when the value of the time width between pulses does not satisfy the set value condition, a normal dehydration process is performed.
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