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KR101261145B1
KR101261145B1 KR1020107019947A KR20107019947A KR101261145B1 KR 101261145 B1 KR101261145 B1 KR 101261145B1 KR 1020107019947 A KR1020107019947 A KR 1020107019947A KR 20107019947 A KR20107019947 A KR 20107019947A KR 101261145 B1 KR101261145 B1 KR 101261145B1
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다까유끼 이찌노
나오꼬 가와무라
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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The present invention rotatably installs the travel wheels 51 at both sides of the main body case 25 and below the center of gravity of the cleaner main body 13. The rear wheel 52 is provided so as to be able to advance and retreat to the bottom surface F side behind the rotation shaft 57 of the travel wheel 51 of the main body case 25. The rear wheel 52 is pressurized in the direction which advances toward the bottom surface F, and is made to be able to contact the bottom surface F in an advanced state. Since the rear wheel 52 contacts the bottom surface F at an appropriate contact pressure, the straightness can be improved more than the case where the vehicle travels only the travel wheels 51 without lowering the swingability of the cleaner main body 13.

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Electric Cleaner {ELECTRIC CLEANER}

The present invention relates to an electric vacuum cleaner having travel wheels rotatably provided on both sides of a main body case.

Conventionally, this kind of vacuum cleaner has a main body case, a main body part which is a main body part provided with the electric blower accommodated in this main body case, and the dust collection part arrange | positioned in the main body case in communication with the suction side of this electric blower. On both sides of the main body case, driving wheels for travel are respectively rotatably supported. Moreover, the turning wheel which contact | connects the bottom surface which is the surface to be cleaned at the time of running is arrange | positioned so that the rotation center of the main body case in the substantially center position of the left-right width direction rather than the rotating shaft of the traveling wheel is possible. In addition, the rear wheel which contacts the bottom surface is rotatably arrange | positioned at the substantially center position of the left-right width direction of the rear side rather than the rotation axis of the running wheel of a main body case, when the front side is raised when passing over obstacles, such as a threshold. For example, refer patent document 1).

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 4-343815 (second page, Fig. 4)

In the above-mentioned vacuum cleaner, since the turning wheel is always arrange | positioned on the floor surface side with respect to a cleaner body, when a cleaner body turns, a turning wheel becomes a resistance and the swingability of a cleaner body falls.

On the other hand, in the case where only the driving wheels are used without arranging the turning wheels or the like, it is possible to always ensure the swingability of the cleaner main body on the floor, but there is a problem that the straightness is lowered.

This invention is made | formed in view of such a point, and an object of this invention is to provide the vacuum cleaner which can improve a straightness, without reducing the turning property of a main body part.

The present invention is provided on both sides of the main body case and rotatably provided at a position below the center of gravity of the main body, and is provided so as to be able to move forward and backward on the surface to be cleaned on the rear side of the rotation axis of the driving wheel of the main body case. It is provided with the rear wheel pressurized in the advancing direction and contactable with the surface to be cleaned in the advancing state.

According to the present invention, the rear wheel is brought into proper contact with the surface to be cleaned by pressing the rear wheel which is capable of moving back and forth to the surface to be cleaned in the advanced state and which is in contact with the surface to be cleaned in the advanced state. Since it contacts by pressure, straightness can be improved rather than the case where it travels only by a running wheel, without reducing the turning property of a main body part.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The side view which cuts and shows a part of the main-body part of the vacuum cleaner of one Embodiment of this invention.
(A) is explanatory sectional drawing which shows the state in which the rear wheel retracted to the main-body part of the vacuum cleaner of one Embodiment of this invention, (b) is explanatory sectional drawing which shows the state in which the rear wheel advanced from the in-phase main body part.
3 is a perspective view of the main body of the vacuum cleaner according to one embodiment of the present invention as seen from below.
It is a perspective view which shows the main-body part of the vacuum cleaner of one Embodiment of this invention in the state which opened the cover body.
5 is a perspective view illustrating an electric vacuum cleaner according to an embodiment of the present invention.

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, the structure of the vacuum cleaner of one Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated with reference to FIGS.

In Fig. 5, reference numeral 11 denotes a so-called canister type vacuum cleaner, and the vacuum cleaner 11 is a vacuum cleaner main body 13 as a main body portion to which the pipe portion 12 and the pipe portion 12 are detachably connected. Have

The pipe part 12 is the hose body which has the flexible tube which communicates with the connection pipe part 15 which the front end side bent forward with respect to the base end side connected to the cleaner main body 13, and the front end side of this connection pipe part 15. (16), the handle operation part 17 provided in the front end side of this hose body 16, the extension pipe 18 connected detachably to the front end side of this handle operation part 17, and this extension pipe 18 of A bottom brush 19 as a suction inlet body detachably connected to the front end side is provided.

The grip part 21 protrudes toward the hose body 16 side, and the grip part 21 is provided with a plurality of setting buttons 22 for operation.

1 and 4, the vacuum cleaner main body 13 includes a main body case 25, and a partition 26 is provided inside the main body case 25, and the partition 26 of the main body case 25 is provided. On the rear side, an electric blower chamber (not shown) that accommodates the electric blower 27 and a cord reel chamber (not shown) that accommodates an unillustrated cord reel that wound the power cord 31 are partitioned. The main body dust collecting chamber 35 which communicates with the suction side of the electric blower 27 through the communication port which is not shown in this partition 26 in the front side of the () is partitioned, and in this main body dust collecting chamber 35, The dust collecting cup 36 as a dust collecting apparatus is detachably attached.

The main body case 25 is formed of, for example, a synthetic resin, and the upper case 42 which covers the lower case 41 with the upper side opened, and the electric blower chamber and the cord reel chamber that are upper rear portions of the lower case 41. ) And a lid 43 which is pivotally supported in the up-down direction with respect to the upper case 42 or the lower case 41 to open and close the main body dust collecting chamber 35.

The lower case 41 has a rear portion curved surface 45 that is bent upward and rearward on the lower surface facing the bottom surface F, which is the surface to be cleaned, and the front side of the rear portion curved surface 45. The front surface curved surface 47 which has the flat surface 46 of the continuous flat shape at the substantially center position of the front-back direction, and was curved in the substantially circular arc shape toward the front upper side continuously in the front side of this flat surface 46 continuously Has on the front side. In addition, on both sides of the rear curved surface 45 of the lower case 41, a large diameter travel wheel 51 for travel of the cleaner body 13 is axially rotatably supported. In addition, the rear wheel 52 is provided on the rear curved surface 45 of the lower case 41. The front wheel 53 is rotatably provided on the front curved surface 45 of the lower case 41.

As shown in Figs. 1 to 3, each of the driving wheels 51 includes a wheel portion 55, which is a substantially disc-shaped traveling wheel body, and a wheel portion 56 that covers the entire outer circumference of the wheel portion 55. Have

The wheel part 55 is formed with hard synthetic resin etc., for example, and the center part becomes the rotating shaft 57 supported by the lower case 41 so that rotation was possible.

The wheel part 56 is a part which contacts the bottom surface F, and is formed with synthetic resin softer than the wheel part 55, such as rubber | gum or an elastomer, for example.

The rear wheel 52 is provided with the axial support part 61 rotatably supported by the lower case 41, and the rear wheel main body 62 axially rotatably supported by this axial support part 61. As shown in FIG. Moreover, this rear wheel 52 is mounted in the recessed mounting part 63 attached to the lower case 41, and can move forward and backward with respect to the lower case 41 (body case 25). Moreover, this rear wheel 52 is arrange | positioned in the substantially center position of the left-right width direction of the vacuum cleaner main body 13 (main body case 25).

The shaft support portion 61 has a square shape in plan view and a triangular shape in side view, the front end portion is a front portion of the mounting portion 63, and the rotation shaft of the traveling wheel 51 of the lower case 41 ( 57 is axially supported at a position rearward, and the rear wheel body 62 is axially supported on the rear end side. Therefore, this shaft support part 61 is comprised so that a rear side may move up and down by rotation, as shown to FIG. 2 (a) and FIG. 2 (b). In addition, the position of the front end side pivotally supported by the lower case 41 of this shaft support part 61 is the center position of the rotating shaft 57 of the traveling wheel 51, and the rear wheel main body 62 of the side view. It is located below the line L which connects the center of a rotating shaft. In addition, the inclination of the line L varies depending on the rotational position of the shaft support portion 61, and the inclination increases as the shaft support portion 61 advances to the bottom surface F side. However, in this embodiment, the shaft support portion 61 It is assumed that the front end side of the shaft is supported by the lower case 41 below the line L in the entire rotation range of the shaft supporting portion 61. In addition, this shaft support part 61 is pressurized so that the rear side may protrude below, ie, the bottom surface F side, by the coil spring 65 as a pressing means. The coil spring 65 is in front of the rear wheel main body 62 and is rearward of the front end portion of the shaft support portion 61, that is, the portion that pivotally supports the shaft support portion 61 in the lower case 41. It is located at the position. In addition, this coil spring 65 is a portion for axially supporting the axial support 61 to the lower case 41 so that the rear wheel 52 can easily protrude from the main body case 25, that is, the axial support part. It is preferable to make the position as far as possible from the front end of 61.

The rear wheel main body 62 is a horizontally long cylindrical shape which has an axial direction along a left-right direction, and the raising cloth 67 is attached to the outer peripheral surface. The rear side of the shaft support portion 61 is pressed to the bottom surface F side by the spring 65 so that the cleaner body 13 is always elastically in contact with the bottom surface F in the running state on the bottom surface F of the cleaner body 13. Consists of.

The mounting portion 63 is fitted to the rectangular hole portion 69 in a plan view formed on the lower case 41.

The front wheel 53 is provided with the front wheel shaft support part 71 fixed to the lower case 41, and the front wheel main body 72 rotatably supported by this front wheel shaft support part 71. As shown in FIG. Moreover, this front wheel 53 is the substantially center position of the left-right width direction of the cleaner main body 13 (main body case 25), and connects the central axis of each rotating shaft 57 of the running wheels 51 and 51 to this. It is arrange | positioned in the position substantially symmetrical with the rear wheel 52 with respect to a straight line. In other words, the distance in the front-rear direction from the rotating shaft 57 of the running wheel 51 to the central axis of the front wheel 53 is the front-back direction from the rotating shaft 57 of the running wheel 51 to the central axis of the rear wheel 52. It is set approximately equal to the distance of. That is, the front wheels 53 and the rear wheels 52 are disposed at substantially equidistant distances, respectively, before and after with respect to the rotation shaft 57 of the travel wheels 51. In addition, the front wheel 53 is positioned above the lower end position of the wheel portion 56, which is the lower end portion of the travel wheel 51, and does not contact the bottom surface F in a normal driving state. It is configured to contact this step D only when riding over D and the like.

The front wheel shaft support part 71 is provided with the pair of shaft support plates 74 and 74 which protruded below from the lower case 41. As shown in FIG.

The front wheel body 72 has a horizontally long cylindrical shape having an axial direction along the left and right directions, and both ends thereof are axially supported by the axial support plates 74 and 74, and a raised fabric 76 is attached to the outer circumferential surface thereof. This front wheel body 72 has a width dimension substantially the same as that of the rear wheel body 62.

In addition, the upper case 42 has a plurality of openings (not shown) communicating with the downstream side of the electric blower chamber (cord reel chamber), and the power cord 31 is provided on the side of these exhaust ports. A cord outlet port 77 for leading out of 25 is formed in an opening. Moreover, the handle 78 which is a main body grip part for holding the cleaner main body 13 is provided in the upper part of the upper case 42 so that rotation to the front-back direction is possible. In addition, a cord winding button 79 is provided on the upper portion of the upper case 42 to rotate the cord reel so that the power supply cord 31 can be wound from the cord outlet port 77.

The lid 43 is pivotally supported on the rear end side so as to be rotatable, and a clamp 81 for coupling and separating the lid 43 to the lower case 41 is provided at the front end portion. In addition, the cover body 43 is formed with an inclined portion 82 inclined upward in the front, and a main body to which the connecting tube portion 15 of the pipe portion 12 is connected to the inclined portion 82. The rotating part 84 provided with the suction port 83 is provided so that rotation is possible in the circumferential direction.

The electric blower 27 is supplied from the power supply via the power cord 31 to operate in a predetermined operation mode set by the setting button 22 to suck dust together with the air through the pipe part 12. Among the various members arranged in the case 25, for example, it is the heaviest weight object. The electric blower 27 is disposed in the electric blower chamber with the front side as the suction side and the rear side as the exhaust side, and is located on the rear side of the main body case 25 as a whole. In addition, at least one part of this electric blower 27 may be covered by a cover body etc., for example.

The cord reel is a heavy object placed on the side of the electric blower 27 and disposed in the cord reel chamber, and is located in a rear side of the main body case 25 as a whole.

As a result, the position of the center of gravity of the cleaner main body 13 is located on the rotating shaft 57 of the running wheel 51. As shown in FIG.

On the other hand, the dust collecting cup 36 collects dust contained in suction wind by centrifugal separation (cyclone separation), as shown in FIG. 1, and the cup main body 85 which is an outer case as a dust collecting body main body, An intermediate case 86 as an inner case detachably attached to the inside of the cup main body 85, a cup lid 87 as a lid provided rotatably on the cup main body 85, and a cup main body ( 85 is provided with a filter unit 88 detachable. And inside the cup main body 85 of the dust collecting cup 36, the coarse dust collection chamber 91 which is a 1st dust collecting part as a dust collecting chamber which collects coarse dust, such as cotton dust, and the filter part 88 are mounted, A second dust collector, i.e., a dust collecting chamber, serving as a dust collecting chamber as a dust collecting chamber located below the filter mounting unit 92, and a communication chamber 93 which communicates with the filter mounting unit 92 and the coarse dust collecting chamber 91. The chamber 94 is partitioned inside.

At the lower end of the cup main body 85, a dust waste disposal chamber 95 is formed in communication with the coarse dust collecting chamber 91 and the fine dust collecting chamber 94, which is opened and closed by the cup lid 87. Moreover, the opening-closing operation button 96 for opening and closing the cup cover 87 is arrange | positioned at the side part of the cup main-body part 85. As shown in FIG. Moreover, the cylindrical intake cylinder part 98 which divides the round hole intake port 97 which communicates with the sparse dust collection chamber 91 is formed in the upper part of the cup main body part 85. As shown in FIG.

The dust 99 is filled with a seal 99 which is a sealing member.

The inlet port 97 circulates air in the dust collection chamber 91 where the air containing the dust sucked through the pipe part 12 is shown as an arrow A, and is attached to the main body dust collecting chamber 35. It is comprised so that it may be airtightly connected to the downstream side of the main body suction port 83 by closing the cover body 43 in a state.

Moreover, the intermediate case 86 partitions the communication chamber 93 between the cup main body 85, and the communication opening 101 which communicates the coarse dust collection chamber 91 and the communication chamber 93 has An opening is formed in both side parts (only one side is shown), and the side filter 102 which is a filter is attached to each communication opening 101. As shown in FIG. Moreover, the upper part of this intermediate case 86 is provided with the cylindrical communication part 103 of the cylindrical shape which is air-tightly connected to the lower end side which is downstream of the intake cylinder part 98. As shown in FIG. In the front portion of the intermediate case 86, a front wall portion 104 protruding to intersect a part of the flow along arrow A of the air sucked from the inlet 97 into the coarse dust collecting chamber 91 is formed. It is. In addition, at the rear part of the intermediate case 86, there is formed a filter mounting opening 105 as a rear opening part which communicates the coarse dust collecting chamber 91 and the communication chamber 93 with the filter mounting part 92. The main filter 106 as a filtration filter is attached to this filter mounting opening 105. Moreover, below the filter mounting opening 105 of the rear part of the intermediate case 86, the ventilation opening 107 which communicates the coarse dust collection chamber 91 and the fine dust collection chamber 94 is formed in this opening, The lower filter 108 which is a filter is attached to the ventilation opening 107. And the inclination wall part 111 protrudes to the rear lower side, and is formed in the upper part of the ventilation opening of the rear part of the intermediate | middle case 86, In this inclination wall part 111, the fine dust collection chamber 94 and the filter mounting part 92 ), A plurality of openings 112 communicating with each other are formed in the left and right width directions, and these openings 112 can be opened and closed respectively by the flap-shaped shutter 113 as the closing member.

The front wall part 104 protrudes from the front side to the back side, opposes the dust waste outlet 95, and the communication opening 115 which communicates the coarse dust collection chamber 91 and the communication chamber 93 is formed, In the communication opening 115, a ventilation filter 116 as a filter is attached.

The main filter 106 is, for example, a mesh-shaped filtration filter formed of metal or the like and having no unevenness on the upstream surface and the downstream surface side, and opposed to the lower end portion of the communication tube 103 downstream of the inlet port 97. It is arrange | positioned at the position which is (facing), and it is comprised so that the suction wind suctioned from the intake port 97 may be directly sprayed in inclined shape.

The vent opening 107 sucks air from the coarse dust collecting chamber 91 side to the fine dust collecting chamber 94 side when the shutter 113 operates under negative pressure by the drive of the electric blower 27. Vent hole for smooth operation of 113).

Each shutter 113 is axially supported rotatably at the position of the upper end front side of the opening part 112, and the lower end side is a free end shape.

The cup lid 87 is formed of, for example, synthetic resin, and has a pair of ribs (not shown) for pivoting the cup lid 87 on one side of the cup main body 85 so as to be rotatable. It is provided in one side, and the other side is provided with the hook-shaped notch shown in the figure which is a locking part for hanging the cup cover 87 to the cup main-body part 85 side. In addition, the cup lid 87 is provided with a packing support portion 121 into which the packing 99 at the lower portion of the dust disposal opening 95 is pressed.

Moreover, the filter part 88 is a filter unit part provided with the surface dust collecting filter which is a fine dust filter as a filter, ie, a pleated filter 123, and the filter holding frame 124 holding this pleated filter 123. .

The pleated filter 123 is for collecting the fine dust which was not collected by each filter 102, 106, and 116, and the mountain part which protrudes forward and the valley part which protrudes back, respectively, alternately in the width direction, and up-down direction It is formed along a straight line to form a pleated shape. Moreover, the dust drop part 125 as a damping means which removes the fine dust collect | collected by this pleat filter 123 by vibrating this pleat filter 123 is arrange | positioned at the rear part of this pleat filter 123. .

The filter attaching part 92 is a space part formed in frame shape in the back part of the cup main-body part 85, and the dust collecting cup exhaust port 128 which is a substantially square-shaped dust collector exhaust port closed by the filter part 88 at the rear end part is provided. )

In addition, the communication chamber 93 is an air path in which a part of the air sucked into the coarse dust collecting chamber 91 flows to the pleated filter 123 without passing through the main filter 106, and the cup main body 85 and the intermediate case. The filter portion 88 which is partitioned between the 86 and downstream of the communication opening 101 (side filter 102) and the communication opening 115 (vent filter 116) and the suction side of the electric blower 27. Are formed in communication with each other.

The fine dust collecting chamber 94 is a space portion that collects the fine dust removed from the pleated filter 123 by the dust dropping portion 125 through the opening 112.

Next, operation | movement of the said one Embodiment is demonstrated.

At the time of cleaning, an operator opens the cover body 43 of the cleaner main body 13, attaches the dust collection cup 36 to the main body dust collecting chamber 35, and closes the cover body 43. As shown in FIG. At this time, the operator connects the hose body 16 to the upper body suction port 83 via the connection pipe part 15, and connects the extension pipe 18 and the bottom brush 19 to the front end side of the hose body 16. Connect in turn.

In addition, the worker pulls out the power cord 31 from the cleaner main body 13, and connects it to an outlet not shown.

After that, when the operator grips the gripping portion 21 and operates the predetermined setting button 22, the electric blower 27 is driven in accordance with the operation mode set by the setting button 22. By driving of this electric blower 27, each shutter 113 is attracted to the front surface side of the inclined wall part 111 by the air which passed the ventilation opening 107 (lower filter 108), and the opening ( 112 is blocked and the fine dust collected in the fine dust collecting chamber 94 is not sucked out from the opening 112 to the filter mounting portion 92 (pleat filter 123).

Subsequently, the operator grips the gripping portion 21 and runs the vacuum cleaner main body 13 on the bottom surface F while driving the bottom brush 19 back and forth on the bottom surface F, thereby reducing the negative pressure by the electric blower 27. As a result, the dust is sucked together with the air from the front end side of the bottom brush 19.

At this time, the vacuum cleaner main body 13 is pressed by the coil spring 65 so that the rear side of the axial support part 61 may rotate downward, and the rear wheel 52 advances to the bottom surface F side from the lower case 41, The raising fabric 67 of the rear wheel main body 62 is in contact with the bottom surface F, and is supported by this rear wheel 52 and both traveling wheels 51, and can go straight stably. Since the rear wheel main body 62 is elastically contacted with the floor surface F by the coil spring 65, the up-down direction vibration which arises at the time of the running of the cleaner main body 13 is accompanied by the coil spring ( 65 expands and contracts, and the rear wheel 52 is absorbed by advancing and retreating in the mounting part 63 of the main body case 25, and the rear wheel main body 62 contacts the bottom surface F with a suitable contact pressure. In addition, if the cleaner main body 13 attempts to ride over the step D such as an obstacle while running, the front wheel main body 72 of the front wheel 53 comes in contact with the step D, so that the step D is easily carried over. The rear wheel 52 (rear wheel main body 62) is stepped as the rear side of the shaft support portion 61 of the rear wheel 52 rotates upward along the upper surface of the step D or the like to resist the pressure of the coil spring 65. To prevent getting caught.

In addition, when an operator pulls the pipe part 12 in the horizontal direction with respect to the cleaner main body 13, one driving wheel 51 rotates forward and the other driving wheel 51 rotates backward, respectively. The cleaner body 13 is pivoted so as to follow the tensile direction of the tube portion 12.

The air sucked in together with the dust from the bottom brush 19 becomes the suction wind, and the dust is collected from the main body suction port 83 through the extension pipe 18 and the hose body 16 (connection pipe part 15). To transport.

In this dust collecting cup 36, the suction air sucked into the inlet port 97 from the main body suction port 83 is substantially straight along the opening direction of the inlet port 97 through the inlet cylinder part 98 and the communication cylinder part 103. Is sucked into the coarse dust collecting chamber 91, and is directly injected in an inclined shape to the upstream side of the main filter 106, and the dust adhered to the main filter 106 is always peeled off and dropped.

In addition, the suction wind injected into this main filter 106 peels off the dust adhered to the main filter 106, and moves in the coarse dust collecting chamber 91 in the direction of arrow A, that is, from the lower part of the rear part to the upper part of the front part. After turning, it flows through the main filter 106 to the filter mounting part 92 while collecting dust. By this turning, coarse dust, such as cotton dust, contained in the suction wind is centrifuged (cyclone separation) by centrifugal force, and is collected while being compressed downward of the front wall portion 104.

In addition, dust is collected when a part of the suction wind flows into the communication chamber 93 through the side filter 102 and the ventilation filter 116.

The intake air passing through the main filter 106 or the communication chamber 93 (the side filter 102 and the ventilation filter 116) passes through the pleated filter 123, and these filters 102, 106, and 116. Fine dust which was not collected by) is collected.

Thereafter, the suction wind is sucked into the electric blower 27 through the communication port of the partition 26, passes through the electric blower 27 to become the exhaust wind, and the vacuum cleaner body (from the exhaust port of the main body case 25). Discarded outside of 13).

When the cleaning is finished, the operator operates the predetermined setting button 22 to stop the electric blower 27. By the stop of this electric blower 27, the opening part 112 is opened as each shutter 113 rotates forward and downward by self weight. In this state, the dust dropping unit 125 operates for a predetermined time to drop and remove the fine dust collected in the pleated filter 123 and collect the fine dust collecting chamber 94 through the opening 112. In addition, the dust dropping unit 125 may be operated at, for example, immediately before the electric blower 27 is activated.

Thereafter, the operator operates the cord winding button 79 to wind up the power cord 31 removed from the outlet with a cord reel from the cord outlet port 77.

In addition, when the dust collected by the dust collecting cup 36 collects more than predetermined amount, an operator opens the cover body 43 of the vacuum cleaner main body 13, and removes the dust collecting cup 36 from the main dust collecting chamber 35. The cup lid 87 is opened by operating the opening / closing operation button 96 from above such as a dust box, and the coarse dust collected in the dust collecting chamber 91 from the dust waste outlet 95 and the fine dust collecting chamber. The fine dust collected in 94 is discarded.

In addition, when the side filter 102, the ventilation filter 116, etc. are clogged, the intermediate case 86 is pulled out from the dust outlet 95 to remove from the cup main body 85, and each filter ( 102, 116). At this time, the main filter 106 hardly causes clogging, but removes dust in the case of clogging, for example, by continuous use over a long period of time.

Thereafter, the worker closes the cup cover 87 in a state where the intermediate case 86 is attached to the cup main body 85, and the dust collecting cup 36 is placed in the main body dust collecting chamber 35 of the cleaner main body 13. It is attached again and the cover body 43 is closed.

As described above, in the above-described embodiment, the rear wheel 52 which is capable of moving back and forth to the bottom surface F from the rotary shaft 57 of the traveling wheel 51 and being able to contact the bottom surface F in the advanced state is the bottom surface. It was set as the structure which presses by the coil spring 65 in the direction advanced to F. FIG.

For this reason, for example, when installing in the state which protruded the rear wheel etc. to the main body case, the linearity of the vacuum cleaner main body 13 can be improved, but when the cleaner main body 13 turns, the rear wheel etc. resists. On the contrary, since the rear wheel 52 is elastically in contact with the bottom surface F, the rear wheel 52 is properly retracted to be suitable for the bottom surface F according to the above-described embodiment. Since it contacts by contact pressure, straightness can be improved rather than the case where it travels only by the running wheel 51, without reducing the turning property of the cleaner main body 13 by the running wheel 51. FIG.

Furthermore, since only one rear wheel 52 is provided at the center position in the left and right width direction of the cleaner main body 13, the frictional resistance with the bottom surface F can be kept to a minimum while ensuring the balance of straightness, and the swingability Can be secured.

Moreover, since the rear wheel 52 always elastically contacts this floor surface F in the running state of the vacuum cleaner main body 13 which grounded the travel wheel 51 to the floor surface F, the rear wheel 52 is moved from the floor surface F. FIG. It is not excited and a straightness can be improved reliably.

In addition, the rear wheel 52 is the front of the rear wheel main body 62, and the axial support part 61 pivotally supported by the main body case 25 in the direction which advances this rear wheel main body 62 with respect to the floor surface F. As shown in FIG. By axially supporting the rear wheel main body 62 in the forward direction of the cleaner main body 13, the shaft support 61 is bottomed out, for example, compared with the case where the pivot shaft of the axial support part is located behind the rear wheel main body. It becomes difficult to catch with respect to surface F, and the rear wheel 52 becomes easier to rotate.

And since the axial support part 61 is axially supported below the line which connects the rotating shaft 57 of the running wheel 51 and the rotating shaft of the rear wheel main body 62 from the side, the axial support part ( The inclination angle of 61 becomes small, the contact resistance between the rear wheel main body 62 and the bottom surface F is suppressed, and the rear wheel 52 becomes easier to rotate.

Moreover, when the front wheel 53 is rotatably provided ahead of the rotation shaft 57 of the running wheel 51 of the main body case 25, when there exists a step D, such as an obstacle, when the cleaner main body 13 advances, When the front wheel 53 touches this step D and rotates, it becomes easy to ride over the step D etc., and the cleaning workability improves.

In addition, the running wheel 51 has a wheel portion 56 in contact with the bottom surface F formed of soft synthetic resin, and the rear wheel 52 is formed on the outer circumferential surface of the rear wheel main body 62 in contact with the bottom surface F. FIG. By providing the raising fabric 67, the running wheels 51 are less likely to slide with respect to the relatively flat bottom surface F, and since the rear wheels 52 are more likely to slip with respect to the bottom surface F, the straightness is maintained by the rear wheels 52. At the time of turning, the rear wheel 52 is less likely to become more resistant while ensuring the turning, and the turning performance can be improved.

Then, the brushed cloth 67 is provided on the outer circumference of the rear wheel body 62 of the rear wheel 52, and the brushed cloth 76 is provided on the outer circumference of the front wheel body 72 of the front wheel 53, so that these raised fabrics ( 67, 76) can take the dust of the bottom surface F.

In addition, in the said one Embodiment, you may provide two or more rear wheel 52 and the front wheel 53, respectively. In this case, it is preferable to arrange | position substantially equally to the left-right width direction, ie, symmetrically in the left-right width direction so that the cleaner main body 13 can be stably supported.

In addition, as long as the step D on the bottom surface F can be crossed, the front wheel 53 may not be provided.

In addition, although the dust collecting cup 36 which centrifugally separates was used as a dust collecting apparatus, a dust collecting apparatus, such as the structure which collects by a paper pack etc. or the structure which collects by linear separation, can be selected arbitrarily. Therefore, the structure etc. of the inside of the cleaner main body 13 are not limited to the said structure.

This invention can be used suitably for a household electric vacuum cleaner etc., for example.

11: Electric cleaner
13: The cleaner body as the body part
25: body case
27: electric blower
51: driving wheel
52: rear wheel
53: front wheel
57: axis of rotation
61: shaft support
62: rear wheel body
67: raising
F: Bottom surface to be cleaned

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The main body case and the main body part including the electric blower accommodated in this main body case,
A driving wheel connected to both sides of the main body case and rotatably installed, the rotation wheel of the driving wheel being installed directly below the center of gravity of the main body part; And
It is installed so as to be able to move forward and backward toward the surface to be cleaned on the rear side of the rotating shaft of the traveling wheel of the main body case, and is pressed in the direction to advance toward the surface to be cleaned, and also advances in the running state of the body portion in which the traveling wheel is grounded on the surface to be cleaned. An electric vacuum cleaner comprising a rear wheel that is in a state and is always elastically in contact with the surface to be cleaned.
delete The method of claim 1, wherein the rear wheel,
The rear wheel body which can contact the surface to be cleaned,
The rear wheel main body is rotatably axially supported, and includes an axial support part which is axially supported by the main body case in a direction forward of the rear wheel main body and in a direction for advancing and retreating the rear wheel main body to the surface to be cleaned. vacuum cleaner.
The electric vacuum cleaner according to claim 3, wherein the shaft support portion is axially supported below the line connecting the rotary shaft of the traveling wheel and the rotary shaft of the rear wheel body as viewed from the side. The electric vacuum cleaner according to claim 1, further comprising a front wheel rotatably provided in front of the rotation shaft of the travel wheel of the main body case. The driving wheel according to claim 1, wherein at least a portion in contact with the surface to be cleaned is formed of resin,
The rear wheel is an electric vacuum cleaner, characterized in that the part contacting the surface to be cleaned is a brushed cloth.
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