JPS5839286Y2 - electric stove - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to an electric stove in which one side of the heating element is rotatably supported on the main body, and in particular, when the saucer provided at the bottom of the heating element is removed, the live part is not touched by the hand. The purpose is to reduce the temperature at the end of the heating element.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a heat generating body such as a sheathed heater, which is composed of a spiral heat generating section 2 and an end section 3 that is continuous with the heat generating section 2 and is bent downward and extends outward.

Reference numeral 4 denotes a substantially triangular base metal fitting integrally fixed to the lower part of the heat generating part 2, a part of which extends to the opposite side of the end portion 3, and a substantially U-shaped latch fitting 5 is provided at the tip of the base metal fitting 4. It is fixed.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a main body, which has a hole 7 formed in its upper surface and a shelf 8 provided at the edge of this hole 7.

This shelf portion 8 has an uneven shape.

Reference numeral 9 denotes an elastic spring member, which is detachably latched onto the main body 6 and rotatably supported.

10 is a shielding plate provided between the hole 7 of the main body 6 and a live part such as the end 3 of the heating element 1, and forms a notch 11 into which the end 3 of the heating element 1 is inserted; A gap 12 is provided near the top of this notch 11 and the edge of the shelf 8, and the shelf 8 in this portion is a recess.

Further, an air hole 14 is formed in the bottom plate 13 of the main body 6 located below this portion.

Reference numeral 15 denotes a ring, which is detachably attached to the main body 6 in order to make it easier to remove dirt around the hole 7 of the main body 6.

Reference numeral 16 denotes a saucer, which has a saucer portion 17 and a collar portion 18, and is formed with a notch 19 into which the end portion 3 of the heating element 1 is inserted. A hole 20 is formed for insertion.

Reference numeral 21 denotes a mounting fitting for fixing the end portion 3 of the heating element 1 to the spring member 9.

Therefore, the heating element 1 is rotatably supported by the main body 6 near the end 3 by the spring member 9.

To explain how to assemble the electric stove, the ring 15 is placed on the shelf 8 of the main body 6, and then the saucer 16 is placed.

Next, attach the mounting bracket 21 to the main body 6. The heating element 1 rotatably supported via the spring member 9 is moved to the right side in FIG.
0 and hook the hook 5 onto the shelf 8 to complete the assembly.

In this state, the spring member 9 biases the heating element 1 toward the other side due to its elasticity, and the heating element 1 does not wobble.

In the above configuration, when the saucer 16 is removed for cleaning, there is no risk of electric shock even if you put your hand into the hole 7 of the main body 6 because the shield plate 10 is provided between the hole 7 and the live part. do not have.

In addition, during use, the atmosphere in the live part surrounded by the main body 6 and the shielding plate 10 tends to be high temperature, but the cold outside air flows through the air holes 14 as shown by the arrows. Notch 11. Since it passes through the gap 12, the temperature rise at the end portion 3 of the heating element 1 is reduced, and an inexpensive material can be used as the sealing material for the heating element 1.

As is clear from the above description, according to the present invention, the shield plate can prevent electric shock accidents, and by making it easier for outside air to flow into the vicinity of the end of the heating element, it is possible to reduce the temperature rise at the end. This has great practical value as it makes it easier to select the sealing material for the heating element.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of an electric stove showing an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the main part, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the main body of the electric stove. 1...Heating element, 2...Heating part, 3...
... End, 6 ... Main body, 7 ... Hole, 8 ... Shelf, 10 ... Shielding plate, 11
...notch, 12...gap, 13...
Bottom plate, 14... air hole, 16... saucer,
18...Brim section.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A heating element with an end continuous to the heating element extending to one side, a saucer located below the heating element and provided with a notch into which the end of the heating element is inserted, and a collar of the saucer. the heating element is rotatably supported on the main body near the end thereof, and the hole in the main body and the end of the heating element are connected to each other. A shielding plate having a notch at the upper end is installed with a gap between the upper end and the top surface of the main body, and an air hole is provided in the bottom plate of the main body where the end of the heating element faces. An electric stove.