KR100885554B1 - Built-in cooking appliance and installation device thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a built-in cooker and a mounting apparatus thereof, and more particularly, to a built-in cooker and a mounting apparatus thereof in which food is cooked by a high temperature top plate.

Built-in cooking device according to the present invention comprises a body frame constituting a configuration of the main body; At least one air outlet hole formed in the body frame to allow air to be discharged; A top plate provided above the body frame; And a supporter for supporting the top plate and having an opening through which air discharged from the body frame passes through the outlet hole, wherein the supporter includes: a support part supporting upper and lower surfaces of the top plate; And a seating part seated in the cabinet, wherein the supporter supports a side of the top plate to be spaced apart from the cabinet to form a space in which the air can flow.

According to the present invention as described above, the inside of the cooking appliance can be smoothly cooled even though only the top plate protrudes upward of the cabinet, thereby improving the reliability of the user for the built-in cooking appliance and improving the aesthetics.

Cabinets, cookers, supporters, air flow holes

Description

Built-in cooking appliance and installation device

1 is a perspective view showing a state of installation of a built-in cooking apparatus according to the present invention.

2 is a perspective view showing a state in which the built-in cooker is installed.

Figure 3 is a cutaway perspective view of the built-in cooking appliance according to the invention.

4 is a cross-sectional view of the built-in cooking appliance according to the present invention taken along the line II ′ of FIG. 2.

5 is an enlarged view of a portion A of FIG. 4.

6 is a partial cross-sectional view of a built-in cooker according to another embodiment of the present invention.

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1: cabinet 2: depression

5: cooking appliance 7, 8: supporter

56: outflow hole 75, 83: air flow hole

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a built-in cooker and a mounting apparatus thereof, and more particularly, to a built-in cooker and a mounting apparatus thereof in which food is cooked by a high temperature top plate.

Built-in cookers are cookers that are installed directly in a cabinet—also called a cabinet—to allow users to conveniently use the built-in cookers when installing furniture such as cabinets. It is a cooking device that makes you beautiful.

In the present invention, among the above-described built-in cooking apparatus, a high temperature top plate is installed, and heat is transferred to the food through the top plate, and thus the main interest is in an apparatus for cooking food. Such a cooker may be called a hot plate, a hop, a range, or a cook-top as another name, and may be regarded as an object of the present invention regardless of any name. In the following description, a cooker refers to a cooker of this type.

The conventional cooking appliance has a structure in which air flows into and out of the cooking appliance in order to operate internal parts of the cooking appliance in a thermally stable state. To this end, the conventional cooking appliance is mounted so that the top plate protrudes above a predetermined height from the upper surface of the cabinet, in which case, there is a disadvantage that it is difficult to clean the periphery of the top plate, and the appearance is not good.

In addition, in the conventional cooking appliance, water is introduced into the cooking appliance through a flow hole of air at the top plate or adjacent portion of the cooking appliance, and the introduced water is introduced into the cooking appliance main body to be electrically charged into the cooking appliance. There is a problem that causes a short circuit or an operation error. This problem is a serious problem considering that cookers are used in wet kitchens.

In addition, since the cooking appliance is a mechanism in which food is cooked in a state where utensils such as pots are placed on a flat plane, the position where the utensils are placed must be stably supported. However, the conventional cooking appliance has a disadvantage in that the position on which the food is to be placed is displayed on the top surface of the top plate only by physically supporting the stable position in which the dishes are to be placed. When the top plate is smooth due to such a problem, the tableware placed on the upper surface may be moved to the other side, or the user may fall out of the cabinet when the user cannot handle the tableware correctly.

The present invention has been proposed in order to solve the above problems, and proposes a built-in cooker and its installation apparatus which can smoothly cool the inside of the cooker and minimize the height of protrusion of the cooker from the cabinet.

In addition, the present invention proposes a built-in cooker and its installation device that enable a user to safely use the built-in cooker.

Built-in cooking apparatus according to the present invention for achieving the object as described above comprises a body frame constituting a configuration of the main body; At least one air outlet hole formed in the body frame to allow air to be discharged; A top plate provided above the body frame; And a supporter for supporting the top plate and having an opening through which air discharged from the body frame passes through the outlet hole, wherein the supporter includes: a support part supporting upper and lower surfaces of the top plate; And a seating part seated in the cabinet, wherein the supporter supports a side of the top plate to be spaced apart from the cabinet to form a space in which the air can flow.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a device for installing a built-in cooker including a cabinet in which a recess is formed; A body frame accommodated in the depression and having an outlet hole through which air is discharged; A top plate provided above the body frame; And a supporter for supporting the top plate, wherein the supporter supports one side of the top plate, and an opening through which air flowed out through the outlet hole is formed, and the supporter is formed on a side surface of the top plate. A support part supporting a lower surface and a seating part spaced apart from the support part by a predetermined distance and seated in the cabinet; And a connection part connecting the support part and the seating part.

According to the present invention, cooling efficiency, stability of use, and convenience of cleaning can be obtained.

Hereinafter, with reference to the drawings will be described in detail a specific embodiment of the present invention.

1 is a perspective view showing the installation of the built-in cooking appliance according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a perspective view showing a state of the built-in cooking appliance is installed.

1 and 2, the built-in cooker according to the present invention includes a cabinet 1 installed in a kitchen and a recess for recessing downward from one surface of the cabinet 1 to provide a space in which the cooker is placed. (2), a drain port (4) formed by opening the cabinet (1) on one side of the depression (2), and part of the housing is received in the depression (2), the other part of the upper surface of the cabinet A cooker 5 to be seated is included.

In detail, the depression 2 is recessed to a predetermined depth from the upper surface of the cabinet 1 to form a space for receiving a portion of the cooking appliance 5.

The depression 2 is formed smaller than the upper surface area of the cooking appliance 5, when the cooking appliance 5 is accommodated in the depression 2, the edge of the cooking appliance 5 is the cabinet ( It is seated on the upper surface of 1).

More specifically, the high temperature top plate (see 51 in FIG. 3) provided on the upper end of the cooking appliance 5 is mounted on the upper surface of the cabinet 1.

Therefore, since the top plate 51 is seated on the upper surface of the cabinet 1, only the top plate 51 protrudes from the upper surface of the cabinet 1, thereby minimizing the protruding height.

Here, when the cooking appliance 5 is installed in the cabinet 1, the rear end of the top plate 51 is not seated on the upper surface of the cabinet 1. This is because a minimum space portion for releasing internal heat of the cooking appliance 5 should be formed between the rear edge portion of the cooking appliance 5 and the cabinet 1.

That is, when the rear end of the top plate 51 is seated in the cabinet 1, the space for discharging the internal heat of the cooking appliance 5 is lost, so the rear end of the top plate 51 It should be spaced apart from the cabinet 1 by a predetermined distance.

The rear end of the top plate 51 is supported by the supporter 7 installed in the cabinet 1 while being spaced apart from the cabinet.

As the top plate 51 is seated on the cabinet 1 as described above, dishes placed on the top surface of the top plate 51 may be stably placed, and only the top plate 51 is the top surface of the cabinet 1. As it protrudes, the aesthetics are improved.

On the other hand, the lower side of the depression 2 is provided to be blocked, even if blocked, the outside air can be introduced into the interior of the depression 2 through the other gaps of the cabinet 1, the introduced air is cooker It can flow into the inside of (5).

In addition, the drain port 4 is preferably provided at a lower side of the cooking appliance 5 in a straight line near the lower side of the path, and, if the bottom portion of the depression 2 is provided in an inclined form, The slope may be formed at the lowest height among the bottom surfaces.

3 is a cutaway perspective view of a built-in cooker according to the present invention, FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line II ′ of FIG. 2, and FIG. 5 is a part A of FIG. 4. An enlarged view of.

3 to 5, the cooking appliance 5 includes a top plate 51 serving as a support plate on which tableware is placed, and a main body 52 placed below the top plate 51.

In addition, the main body 52 is externally formed by a body frame, and therein, a heater 54 for applying heat at least and a fan 53 for discharging heat inside the main body 52 to the outside are provided. do. The heater 54 may be any type such as a direct heating method or an induction heating method.

In addition, the top plate 51, the front edge portion and the side edge portion is seated on the upper surface of the cabinet 1 as described above, only the top plate 51 protrudes above the cabinet (1).

On the other hand, the rear edge portion of the top plate 51 is supported by the supporter 7 installed in the cabinet 1. In detail, the supporter 7 is coupled to a surface (or side) that forms the depression 2 of the cabinet 1 in a state of being seated on the upper surface of the cabinet 1 as a part. The supporter 7 may be coupled by a fastening member, but in addition, the supporter 7 may be bonded by an adhesive. In this embodiment, there is no limitation on the method of coupling the supporter 7.

Here, it can be understood that the minimum space portion for discharging the internal heat of the above-described cooking appliance 5 by the supporter 7 is lost, but in this embodiment, the role of the space portion is the supporter 7. It can be achieved by the air flow hole formed in).

The configuration of the supporter 7 will be described in more detail.

The supporter 7 includes a support part 72 for supporting a rear edge of the top plate 51, a seating part 74 for allowing the supporter 7 to be seated and fastened to the cabinet 1, and the A connection portion 76 connecting the support portion 72 and the seating portion 74 is included.

In detail, the cross section of the support part 72 is formed to have a substantially "C" shape to support the top plate 51. In addition, a predetermined portion of the rear edge of the top plate 51 is inserted into the support 72 by the shape of the support 72.

In this case, the support part 72 supports at least one of two corresponding surfaces of the top plate 51. Here, two corresponding surfaces of the top plate 51 are an upper surface and a lower surface. Preferably, the support portion 72 supports the top surface of the top plate 51.

That is, a space in which a part of the top plate 51 may be inserted is formed in the support part 72. When the height of the space is larger than the height of the top plate 51, the top plate 51 corresponds to the top plate 51. Any one of the two surfaces to be in close contact with the support (72). At this time, it is preferable that the upper surface is in close contact with the support portion 72, which is to prevent foreign matter from flowing between the top plate 51 and the support portion 72.

Here, at least the front and both side edge portions of the top plate 51 are supported on the upper surface of the cabinet 51, so that the rear edge portion of the top plate 51 is not supported by the support portion 72. There is no problem in the support of 51, but it is more preferable that the support part 72 supports the top and bottom surfaces of the top plate 51 from the side for stably supporting the top plate 51.

On the other hand, the seating portion 74 is formed in a position spaced apart from the support portion 72 in a state in which the supporter 7 is seated in the cabinet (1). This is to provide a passage for discharging the air discharged to the outside of the main body 52.

In addition, the seating part 74 is provided with an air flow hole 75 through which heated air may pass through the cooking appliance 5.

That is, a space through which air flows is formed between the rear side of the top plate 51 and the cabinet 1 by the supporter 7, and the air moved to the space is the air flow hole 75. It is discharged through the outside.

On the other hand, the connection portion 76 allows the support portion 72 and the seating portion 74 to be smoothly connected. In addition, the connection portion 76 protrudes to a predetermined height above the top plate 51. Therefore, when the tableware slips to the rear side, it can be prevented from moving further to the rear side by the connecting portion 76.

Here, the supporter 7 substantially exposes only the connecting portion 76 to the outside. Thus, the connection portion 76 may be understood to further perform a decorative function to prevent the support portion 72 and the seating portion 74 from being exposed from the outside.

Hereinafter, a description will be given of the installation process of the cooking appliance (5).

First, the supporter 7 is installed in the cabinet 1. At this time, the supporter 7 is of course installed at a position supporting the rear of the cooking appliance (5). In detail, the seating portion 74 is seated in the cabinet 1, and then the supporter 7 is coupled to the cabinet 1 using a fastening member.

In this state, the main body 52 is inserted into the depression 2 in more detail than the lower side of the cooking appliance 5. Then, the front and both side edge portions of the top plate 51 are placed in the cabinet 1. Then, the cooking appliance 5 is pushed to the rear side. Then, the rear edge portion of the top plate 51 is inserted into the support portion 72 so that the cooker 5 is completely installed.

Hereinafter, a flow process of air cooling the inside of the cooking appliance 5 will be described.

First, when the fan 53 is operated, cold air flows into the cooking appliance 5. The inlet air of the fan 53 may be sucked through the inlet hole 55 formed in the lower surface of the body 52 aligned with the fan 53.

The air introduced through the inflow hole 55 may be sucked through the gap portion of the cabinet 1 formed in the front portion of the depression 2. Of course, if the bottom surface of the depression 2 is formed in a perforated form, it will be sucked through the bottom surface of the depression 2 as a whole.

The air discharged through the fan 53 is discharged through the outlet hole 56 formed at the rear of the main body 52 after passing through the control unit (not shown) and the heater 54 of the cooking appliance. In addition, the air discharged through the outlet hole 56 is discharged to the outside through the air flow hole (75).

Here, in order to direct the air discharged through the outlet hole 56 to the air flow hole 75 instead of to the other space inside the depression 2, a separate flow on the back of the main body 1 The guide 65 may be further formed.

The flow guide 65 has been described as being provided for each of the plurality of outlet holes 56, but is not limited to this one large flow guide 65 is the air flow hole 75 in the lower side of the body It may be provided in a form extending toward.

Since the air flow hole 75 is formed in the supporter 7 as described above, the heated air inside the cooking appliance 5 may be discharged to the outside through the air flow hole 75.

The relationship between the fluid in the vicinity of the cooking appliance 5 and the present invention will be described.

First, since the cooking appliance 5 is installed in a place where water is used frequently, such as a kitchen, water introduced from the outside should not be introduced into the main body of the cooking appliance 5. To this end, in front and both sides of the top plate 51, the bottom surface of the top plate 51 and the contact surface of the cabinet 1 are sealed to each other in a manner that is sealed to a predetermined sealing member. Therefore, the problem that is caused by the external fluid is the supporter 7 in which the air flow holes 75 are formed.

Water on the upper surface of the cabinet 1 may be introduced through the air flow hole 75. However, since the water introduced through the air flow hole 75 flows downward along the space between the support part 72 and the seating part 74, the water flows into the main body 52. Is prevented.

That is, the space formed as the seating portion 74 and the support portion 72 are spaced apart from each other not only provides a passage through which the air flowing out of the main body 52 flows, but also water introduced from the outside of the main body 52. It does not flow into the 52, but serves to flow down.

Then, the flowing water may be discharged to the outside through the drain 4, or may be evaporated by the heat of the cooking appliance.

6 is a partial cross-sectional view of a built-in cooker according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 6, other configurations are the same as those of the original embodiment, and thus only the portions that differ in characteristics will be described in detail.

The supporter 8 according to the present embodiment includes a support part 81 supporting the rear edge of the top plate 51, a seating part 82 seated on the cabinet 1, and the support part 82 and seating. A connecting portion 84 for connecting the portion 82 is included. In addition, the seating part 82 is provided with an air flow hole 83 to allow air to be discharged.

That is, in the present embodiment, the seating portion 82 is not fastened to the cabinet 1, and the lower side is only seated on the cabinet 1. Thus, since the structure for fastening the supporter 8 to the cabinet 1 is removed, the structure of the supporter 8 is simplified, and the process of fastening the supporter 8 to the cabinet 1 is eliminated. Therefore, the installation of the cooking appliance 5 is simplified and can be made quickly.

The embodiments of the present invention described above are merely examples in which the spirit of the present invention can be implemented, and those skilled in the art who understand the spirit of the present invention can add, change, Although it can be easily proposed by the deletion and addition, this will also be included in the spirit of the present invention. In addition, the configuration included in any one embodiment may be proposed in another embodiment by being included in another embodiment, which will also be included in the spirit of the present invention.

According to the present invention as proposed, the inside of the cooking appliance can be smoothly cooled even though only the top plate protrudes upward of the cabinet, thereby improving the user's reliability of the built-in cooking appliance and improving the aesthetics.

In addition, the user can safely use the built-in cooking appliance.

In addition, heat inside the cooking appliance may be smoothly discharged.

Claims (9)

A body frame housed in the cabinet; At least one air outlet hole formed in the body frame to allow air to be discharged; A top plate provided above the body frame; And And a supporter disposed between the rear end of the top plate and the cabinet in a horizontal direction and supporting the body frame and the top plate to be spaced apart from the cabinet to form a space through which the air can flow. The method of claim 1, In the supporter, A support part supporting upper and lower surfaces of the top plate; A seating part fixed to the cabinet; And It includes a connecting portion for connecting the support and the seating portion, The connecting portion is located above the top plate and the cabinet Built-in cookers. The method of claim 1, The seating portion is a built-in cooking appliance in close contact with the plurality of surfaces of the cabinet. The method of claim 1, The opening is a built-in cooking appliance formed in the seating portion. Cabinet; A body frame accommodated in the cabinet and having an outlet hole through which air is discharged; A top plate provided above the body frame; And A supporter for supporting the top plate to the cabinet is included, The supporter supports one side of the top plate, and an opening through which the air discharged through the outlet hole penetrates is formed, The supporter is a support for supporting the side and bottom of the top plate, A seating part spaced apart from the support part by a predetermined distance and seated in the cabinet; And Connection portion connecting the support and the seating portion is included, And an air discharged through the outlet hole flows through the inside of the cabinet and is discharged to the outside of the cabinet through the opening. The method of claim 5, wherein And a bottom surface of the top plate is installed on the same line as the top surface of the cabinet. Cabinet is provided with depressions; A supporter fixed to one side of the cabinet; And A cooking device which moves horizontally in the state accommodated in the recess and is inserted into the supporter; Built-in cooker installation device comprising a. The method of claim 7, wherein The supporter, the installation device of the built-in cooking appliance is inserted into the top plate provided in the cooking appliance. The method of claim 7, wherein The supporter is a mounting apparatus of the built-in cooking appliance is fixed to the cabinet by a fastener.

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