JPS597877Y2 - electric cooker - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] In conventional electric cookers such as toaster ovens,
Previously, the interior of the refrigerator had a sealed structure and the food to be cooked could be taken out by opening or operating a door with a glass window, but this type of refrigerator not only had poor operability but also had a large number of parts, making it complicated. It has the disadvantage of being expensive due to its structure, and it is not suitable for use as a device for roasting and eating food, such as in yakiniku or barbecue dishes.

The present invention was devised in view of the above-mentioned matters, and provides a tabletop electric cooker that has a U-shaped cabinet body that is open on three sides, thereby widening the range of use and offering excellent operability. That is.

A detailed explanation will be given below using an example shown in the drawings.

1 is a U-shaped cabinet body that is open on three sides, and the open end of the cabinet body is provided with a column 2 for reinforcing against external forces in the vertical direction, and handles 3, 3 are provided at the bottom of both sides.
Also, supporting legs 4, 4... are attached to the lower surface.

5 is a heating heater (glass tube heater) fixed with insulators 7, 7 in a heater frame 6 consisting of frame pieces 5a, 5a and 6b, 6b; It is slidably inserted through it, and the other end is connected to a vertical sliding mechanism (not shown) provided inside the cabinet body 1.

Therefore, by externally operating the vertical sliding mechanism, the heater frame 6 is moved up and down together with the heating heater 5.

At this time, that is, when the heater frame 6 moves up and down, the heater frame 6
is guided by the support column 2, and lateral vibration is prevented.

8 is an aluminum foil press that also serves as a reflector plate removably placed on the top of the heater frame 6, and guard portions 8a, 8a extending outward on both sides are bent into an outer frame 8b.
Mounting rods 8C, 8C, . Then,
These guide rods 8d, 8d and the outermost mounting rod 8C,
Both side pieces 9a, 9 of the reflecting plate 9 shaped like a river between it and 8C
a, and place the top plate part 9b on the above-mentioned mounting rods 8C, 8C.
・・・・・・It is arranged so that it is placed on top.

Then, the reflective plate 9 is placed on the mounting rod 8C of the aluminum foil presser 8,
8C... When placing the aluminum foil 10 on the reflective plate 9 and the aluminum foil presser 8 as shown in FIG. 3, if the aluminum foil 10 becomes dirty, This can now be replaced.

Further, at both ends of the above-mentioned mounting rods 8C, 8C..., there are stepped portions 11, 11..., which are the abutments when the reflecting plate 9 is placed.
... is formed, and these stepped portions 11, 11...
A predetermined gap α is formed between the .

In addition, guide rods 8 d and 8 d are mounting rods 8 C and 8 C...
... It is bent downward so that it is deeper and shorter than the side piece 9a of the reflection plate 9.

This is an aluminum foil 10 between the reflective plate 9 and the aluminum foil presser 8.
When interposed, it serves to press both ends of the aluminum foil 10.

Incidentally, the mutual dimensional relationship of the heater frame 6, aluminum foil presser 8, and reflector plate 9 is as follows.

That is, in the horizontal dimension, C>A>F>H, and in the vertical dimension, D>B>G>E.

Here, the operation of the electric cooker of the present invention will be explained.

First, as shown in FIG. 3, the aluminum foil 10 is placed on top of the aluminum foil presser 8, and the reflective plate 9 is placed on top of it. be supported in between.

The aluminum foil presser 8 is then placed on top of the heater frame 6 as shown in FIG. 1, and the heater frame 6 is adjusted to an appropriate height.

Thereafter, when the food to be cooked is placed on the grill (not shown) located below the heater frame 6 and the heating heater 8 is energized, the heat from the heating heater 8 is irradiated onto the food to be cooked. The food to be cooked is roasted.

At this time, the aluminum foil 10 acts as a reflector, and effectively applies the radiant heat from the heater 8 to the food to be cooked.

Then, the oily smoke generated from the food to be cooked rises and is discharged to the outside through the gap α formed at the end of the reflecting plate 9.

This prevents oil smoke from accumulating within the heater frame 6.

After that, if the aluminum foil 10 becomes dirty, just remove the reflector 9 and replace it with a new aluminum foil 10. If there is no aluminum foil 10, place the reflector 9 on the aluminum foil presser 8. You can use it by placing it directly.

Furthermore, the guard portion 8a of the aluminum foil presser 8 is provided to prevent your hand from touching the heater frame 6 and causing burns when loading and unloading the food to be cooked.

In this invention, the cabinet main body has a substantially U-shaped cross section so that three sides are open, and a heating heater for heating the food to be cooked is installed inside the upper part of the cabinet so that it can be slid up and down. In an electric cooking appliance, an aluminum foil holder consisting of an outer frame, a mounting rod, a guide rod, etc. is removably provided, and a reflective plate for holding the aluminum foil is removably provided on the top of the aluminum foil holder, Form a step at both ends of the mounting rod of the aluminum foil presser that will hit when the reflector is placed, and between the step and the edge of the reflector, let oil smoke from below the reflector escape. To obtain a small tabletop electric cooker that is characterized by a gap α for the purpose of use, so it can be operated from three sides, has few blind spots, and has a wide range of use, making it ideal for home parties, etc. In addition, there is no need to install a door with a glass window as in the conventional structure, so the structure can be simplified, and the number of parts can be reduced, resulting in a significant cost reduction. Since the aluminum foil can be attached replaceably between the aluminum foil and the reflector, even if the aluminum foil gets dirty, all you have to do is replace it, which is very convenient. There is a gap α between the edge of the reflector and the edge of the reflector to allow oil smoke to escape.
Since the step part is provided in the shape of By releasing the oil to the outside, it is possible to prevent oil smoke from becoming trapped inside the reflector, and to achieve the remarkable effect that the food to be cooked can be roasted efficiently.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is an external perspective view of the electric cooker of the present invention, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the heater assembly used in the electric cooker of the present invention, and Figure 3 is a perspective view of the reflector used in the electric cooker of the present invention. An external perspective view showing a combined state of the aluminum foil presser, and FIGS. 4 to 6 show a front view, a top view, and a side view of FIG. 3. 1: Cabinet body, 5: Heater, 8: Aluminum foil presser, 8b: Outer frame, 8C, 8C...: Mounting rod, 8d, 8d: Guide rod, 9: Reflector, 10: Aluminum Foil, 11, 11...: Step, α: Gap.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The cabinet main body has a substantially U-shaped cross section so that three sides are open, and a heating heater for heating the food to be cooked is provided inside the upper part of the cabinet so as to be slidable up and down.
In an electric cooking appliance, an aluminum foil presser consisting of a mounting rod, a guide rod, etc. is removably provided, and a reflective plate for holding the aluminum foil is removably provided on the top of the aluminum foil presser. A step part is formed at both ends of the mounting rod of the foil press, where the reflector is placed, and a gap α is provided between the step part and the edge of the reflector to allow oil smoke from below the reflector to escape. An electric cooker characterized by having a shape.