JPS6115445Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a built-in electric range which is divided into a stove part and a roaster part and which are integrated by being embedded in a sink.

The purpose of this is to make it possible to incorporate the same recessed cooking range into various types of sinks by simply changing the height position of the roaster part, such as when the height dimension of the front surface of the sink top plate changes. The goal is to enable the absorption of

Conventionally, as shown in FIG.
A substantially inverted Z-shaped connecting plate 3 is interposed between the back plate 2 forming a part of the housing of the roaster part, and the stove part and the roaster part are integrated.

However, with this method, when the dimensions of the sink change and the height of the back plate 2 goes up or down, the connecting plate 3
The dimensions of the bent portion B had to be changed, which was troublesome. Also, because of the wide range of recessed electric ranges,
In order to fix the connecting plate 3, two screws are required for each of the mounting frame 1 and the back plate 2, and the work for embedding the connecting plate 3 is time-consuming.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks, and embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

In FIGS. 1 and 2, the stove part 4 is dropped into a mounting frame 1 fixed to a mounting hole 6 provided in a top plate 5 of a sink, and is fixed to the mounting frame 1 with screws 7 on both sides of the stove part 4.

The mounting frame 1 has a substantially rectangular frame shape with open upper and lower surfaces, and has flanges 8 and 9 facing outward at the upper end and inward at the lower end to ensure strength against bending of the mounting frame 1, respectively. Its cross section is approximately in the shape of an inverted Z.

On the other hand, the roaster section 10 is inserted from the front using the hole 12 similarly provided on the front surface of the sink until the control panel 13 of the roaster section 10 is substantially aligned with the front surface 11 of the sink.

The upper part of the rear back plate 2 of the housing surrounding the roasting chamber 14 of the roaster section 10 is bent inward in a hook shape,
It has a slightly flat portion 15. Side plates 20 and 21 of the roaster section 10 are fixed at both ends of the flat section 15. A hole 17 is provided in the lower end flange 9 of the mounting frame 1 located directly above the flat part 15 of the back plate 2 of the roaster section 10, and a nut 16 is provided in the flat part 15. and the hole 17
is fitted with a pipe 18 that is slidable in the vertical and axial direction, and the lower end of this pipe 18 abuts on the flat part 15, and the upper end of this pipe 18 is fitted with a pipe that passes through the inside of this pipe 18. The head of the screw 19 is in contact with the screw 19, and this head is configured to have a larger diameter than the hole 17 to prevent the mounting frame 1 from slipping out upward. Further, the screw 19 is screwed into a nut 16 disposed on the flat part 15 and fixed. These are left and right 1
It is composed of two locations, each with its own location. pipe 18
As shown in Fig. 3, there is a sufficient distance between the upper end and the lower end flange 9, so there is no problem even if the A dimension of the sink increases, and the mounting frame 1
The downward restriction is achieved by placing the upper end flange 8 of the mounting frame 1 on the periphery of the mounting hole 6, and the upward removal of the mounting frame 1 is prevented by the head of the screw 19 This is prevented because the hole 17 of the lower end flange 9 is configured to have a larger diameter.

When the A dimension decreases, the roaster part rises relatively, so the flat part 15 only approaches the flange 9, and both the stove part 4 and the roaster part 10 are not affected in any way, and the hole 1
This can be done by sliding the pipe 18 relative to 7.

As is clear from the above configuration, the present invention does not require any parts such as a special connecting plate, and can accommodate changes in the vertical direction of the roaster part relative to the stove part, and unlike the connecting plate, the pipe does not require a mold. It is economical because the locking part uses a flange or a flat part that is not fixed due to the original structure. Also, you only need one type of pipe as long as it is long enough to match the large dimension A of the sink.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a built-in electric range showing one embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the same, Fig. 3 is a sectional view of the same essential parts as seen from section C in Fig. 2, and Fig. 4 The figure is a partial cross-sectional view of a conventional built-in electric range. 4...Stove part, 5...Top plate, 6...Mounting hole, 7...Screw, 8, 9...Flange, 10...
Roaster part, 12... hole, 17... hole, 18...
...pipe, 19...screw.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A hole is made in the lower end flange of the mounting frame with the upper end flange placed around the periphery of the mounting hole made on the top surface of the sink.
Fit the pipe into this hole so that it can slide freely in the up and down axial direction, insert the roaster unit through the hole provided on the front of the sink so as to be perpendicular to the mounting hole, and insert the a lower end of the pipe is brought into contact with the flat surface of the roaster portion, a head having a diameter larger than the hole is brought into contact with the upper end of the pipe, and a screw passing through the pipe is fixed to the flat surface of the roaster portion; A built-in electric range where the stove part is installed into the mounting frame from above, and the sides of this stove part are fixed to the mounting frame.