KR102659982B1 - Laundry Treating Apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a cabinet; a clothing receiving unit provided in the cabinet to provide a space for receiving clothing; an inlet provided on the front side of the cabinet and communicating with the clothes receiving section; a door rotatably coupled to the cabinet to open and close the input port; a supply unit that supplies at least one of air and moisture to the clothing receiving unit; a support portion provided inside the clothing receiving portion to provide a space for supporting clothing; a door detection unit that detects whether the door has opened the inlet; and a transfer unit that moves the support unit in the direction in which the inlet is located when the door opens the inlet.

Description

Laundry Treatment Apparatus}

The present invention relates to a clothing treatment device.

In general, a clothing processing device is a device that performs various processing operations related to clothing (washing, drying, deodorizing, wrinkle removal, etc.). It includes a washing device that washes clothes, a drying device that dries wet clothes, odors on clothes, wrinkles, etc. It is a concept that includes a refresher that removes .

Conventional clothing processing devices are advantageous for drying clothing because they process the clothing by rubbing the drum through a drum that accommodates clothing, a drive device that rotates the drum, and a device that supplies air to the drum. Because it provides continuous friction, it is insufficient to prevent wrinkles from occurring in clothing or to remove wrinkles from clothing.

The present invention aims to solve the problem of providing a clothing treatment device capable of drying, deodorizing, and removing wrinkles from clothing through a support unit that allows the clothing to be fixed while unfolded.

In addition, the present invention aims to solve the problem of providing a clothing processing device with improved user convenience through a support portion that moves clothing or a hanger on which clothing is fixed in the direction where the inlet is located when the door is opened.

The present invention relates to a cabinet; a clothing receiving unit provided in the cabinet to provide a space for receiving clothing; an inlet provided on the front side of the cabinet and communicating with the clothes receiving section; a door rotatably coupled to the cabinet to open and close the input port; a supply unit that supplies at least one of air and moisture to the clothing receiving unit; a support portion provided inside the clothing receiving portion to provide a space for supporting clothing; a door detection unit that detects whether the door has opened the inlet; and a transfer unit that moves the support unit in the direction in which the inlet is located when the door opens the inlet.

When the door closes the inlet, the transfer unit may be provided to move the support part in a direction away from the inlet.

When the door opens the input port, the distance from the input port to the center of the support portion may be set to 1/3 or less of the length of the clothing receiving portion parallel to the moving direction of the support portion.

When the door closes the input port, the distance from the input port to the center of the support portion may be set to more than 1/2 of the length of the clothing receiving portion parallel to the moving direction of the support portion.

The present invention includes: a first chamber separated from the clothing receiving unit by a first partition wall and located at an upper portion of the clothing receiving unit; a first slit provided to penetrate the first partition, communicate with the clothing receiving portion and the first chamber, and parallel to the moving direction of the support portion; and a second slit that is provided to penetrate the first partition, communicates the clothing receiving portion with the first chamber, and is parallel to the first slit, wherein the support portion is provided inside the first chamber. a base capable of reciprocating between the front surface of the cabinet and the rear surface of the cabinet; a first connection portion, one end of which is fixed to the base, and a free end of which is inserted into the first slit and located in the clothing receiving portion; a second connection portion, one end of which is fixed to the base, and a free end of which is inserted into the second slit and located in the clothing receiving portion; It may include a support bar that has one end fixed to the first connection part and the other end fixed to the second connection part to support the hanger.

The transfer unit includes a rack provided on the base parallel to the moving direction of the base; A pinion coupled to the rack; and a pinion motor that rotates the pinion.

The present invention may further include an operating unit that reciprocates the support bar along the width direction of the clothing receiving portion.

The present invention may further include a lamp provided on the support bar and emitting light when the door opens the inlet.

The door includes a door body rotatably coupled to the cabinet to open and close the inlet; Among the spaces provided by the door body, a receiving portion provided on the front surface of the door that is exposed to the outside when the door body closes the inlet; a receiving portion door rotatably fixed to the door body to open and close the receiving portion; A clothing fixing part provided in the receiving part and fixing one end of the pants; a support body supporting one side of the pants fixed to the clothing fixing unit; and a compression body provided at the accommodating door to press the pants in the direction of the support body when the accommodating door closes the accommodating portion.

The present invention may further include a supply hole provided to penetrate the support body and communicate with the clothing accommodating part.

The supply unit includes an air supply unit that supplies heated air to the clothing receiving unit; and a moisture supply unit that supplies unheated water vapor or heated water vapor to the clothing receiving part.

The present invention has the effect of providing a clothing treatment device that can dry, deodorize, and remove wrinkles from clothing through a support portion that allows clothing to be fixed while unfolded.

In addition, the present invention has the effect of providing a clothing processing device with improved user convenience through a support portion that moves clothing or a hanger on which clothing is fixed when the door is opened in the direction where the inlet is located.

Figures 1 and 2 show an example of the laundry treatment device of the present invention.
Figures 3 and 4 show an example of a clothing support provided in the present invention.
Figure 5 shows an example of a chamber door provided in the present invention.
Figures 6 to 8 show the structure and operation process of the chamber door.
Figure 9 shows an example of a presser provided in the present invention.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described using drawings and examples that specifically specify the components of the present invention. This is used to aid understanding of the present invention, and may be shown or explained exaggerated or reduced for convenience of explanation and understanding.

As shown in FIG. 1, the laundry treatment apparatus 100 of the present invention includes a cabinet 1 provided with a clothing receiving portion 11 that provides a space capable of maintaining the unfolded state of the clothing, and the clothing receiving portion 11. A supply part that supplies at least one of air and water vapor, a clothing support part (6) provided inside the clothes receiving part to support clothes or a hanger (H1) on which clothes are fixed, and a door that opens and closes the clothes receiving part (11). Includes (2).

As shown in FIG. 2, the cabinet 1 includes a first chamber 13 (upper chamber) located above the clothing receiving portion 11 and a second chamber located below the clothing receiving portion 11. A chamber 15 (lower chamber) may be provided. The first chamber 13 is a space where the clothing support unit 6 is installed, and the second chamber 15 is a space where the supply units 3 and 4 are installed.

The first chamber 13 is separated from the clothing receiving part 11 through a first partition 17 (upper partition wall), and the second chamber 15 is separated from the clothes receiving part 11 through a second partition wall 19 (lower partition wall). It is distinguished from the clothing receiving part (11). Accordingly, the lower surface of the first partition wall 17 forms the upper surface of the clothes receiving part 11, and the upper surface of the second partition wall 19 forms the bottom surface of the clothes receiving part 11. form

As shown in FIG. 1, the cabinet 1 is provided with an inlet 161 that penetrates the front surface 16 and communicates with the clothing receiving portion 11, and is provided to penetrate the front surface 16, A communication port 163 communicating with the second chamber 15 is provided. The inlet 161 can be opened and closed by the door 2, and the communication port 163 can be opened and closed by the chamber door 7, which will be described later.

As shown in FIG. 2, the door 2 may be rotatably fixed to the cabinet 1 and may be provided as a door body 21 that opens and closes the inlet 161. The door body 21 may be provided to cover the entire front surface 16 of the cabinet, or may be provided to cover a portion of the front surface 16 of the cabinet. In the former case, the front surface of the clothing processing device 100 will be formed by the door body 21, and in the latter case, the front surface of the clothing processing device will be formed by a partial area of the cabinet front surface 16 (clothes processing device It will be formed by the exposed area in front of) and the door body 21.

The door body 21 has a board shape with a door front surface 2a forming the front surface of the laundry treatment device and a door rear surface 2b facing the cabinet front surface 16. It can be provided.

The front surface 2a of the door may be provided with an input unit 213 that receives a control command from the user and a display unit 211 that displays control commands that can be selected by the user or the execution process of the selected control command.

The supply unit provided in the second chamber 15 is an air supply unit 3 that supplies heated air or unheated air to the clothes receiving part 11, and water vapor (steam) heated to the clothes receiving part 11 or not heated. It may be provided with a moisture supply unit (4, see FIG. 7) that supplies unsaturated water vapor.

The air supply unit 3 may include a duct 31 provided in the second chamber 15, a heat exchanger and a fan 37 provided inside the duct. The duct 31 is a flow path that draws out the air inside the clothing receiving unit 11 to the heat exchange unit and supplies the air passing through the heat exchange unit to the clothing receiving unit 11.

The second partition wall 19 is provided with an outlet 191 and a supply port 193 that communicate with the clothing receiving portion 11 and the second chamber 15, and the duct 31 is provided with the second chamber 15. It may be provided in the chamber 15 to connect the outlet 191 and the supply port 193. Therefore, when the fan 37 provided inside the duct 31 rotates, the air inside the clothing receiving part 11 flows into the duct 31 through the outlet 191 and then flows into the supply port 193. ) will move to the clothing receiving unit 11.

The laundry treatment device 100 of the present invention may be further provided with a cover to prevent foreign substances from flowing into the outlet 191 and the supply port 193, and the cover is located on the upper surface of the second partition 19. It may be provided to include a cover body 197 seated on and a plurality of cover through-holes 198 provided to penetrate the cover body.

The heat exchange unit may be provided in any form as long as it dehumidifies (removes water vapor contained in the air) the air introduced into the duct 31 through the outlet 191 and heats the dehumidified air, as shown in Figure 2. The case where the heat exchanger is provided with a heat pump is shown as an example.

In this case, the heat exchanger includes a refrigerant pipe 34 that provides a circulation path for the refrigerant, and a first heat exchanger 32, which is fixed to the refrigerant pipe 34 and located between the outlet 191 and the fan 37, to absorb heat. Part), a second heat exchanger (33, heating unit) fixed to the refrigerant pipe (34) and located between the first heat exchanger (32) and the fan (37), the refrigerant flows along the refrigerant pipe (34) It includes a compressor (35) that allows circulation, and an expander (36) that lowers the pressure of the refrigerant that has passed through the second heat exchanger (33).

The first heat exchanger 32 and the second heat exchanger 33 may be provided inside the duct 31, and the compressor 35 and the expander 36 may be provided outside the duct 31. The first heat exchanger (32) absorbs heat from the air flowing into the duct (31) and transfers it to the refrigerant circulating inside the refrigerant pipe (34). The refrigerant is supplied to the first heat exchanger (32). It evaporates as it passes, and the moisture contained in the air condenses as it passes through the first heat exchanger (32).

The second heat exchanger (33) is a means of transferring heat from the refrigerant discharged from the compressor (35) to the air that has passed through the first heat exchanger (32), and the refrigerant passes through the second heat exchanger (33). While condensing, the air is heated as it passes through the second heat exchanger (33).

As shown in FIG. 1, the clothing support portion 6 includes a support bar 64 on which the hook H2 of the hanger is supported, and a first connection portion connecting both ends of the support bar to the first partition 17 ( 62) and a second connection portion 63. When the support bar 64 is located near the center of the upper surface of the clothing receiving portion 11, a short user can hang the hook H2 of the clothes hanger on the support bar 64 or separate it from the support bar 64. It may be uncomfortable to do so.

For this purpose, the clothing support portion 6 provided in the present invention may be provided to be movable along the depth direction (Z-axis direction) of the clothing receiving portion. That is, as shown in FIG. 2, the clothing support portion 6 includes supports 61, 62, 63, and 64 to which the hanger H1 is detachably fixed, and the support portion extends in the depth direction (Z-axis direction) of the clothing receiving portion. ) may include a transfer unit 65 that allows it to move along.

The support part has a base (61, a base that can reciprocate along the Z axis) that can reciprocate between the front surface 16 of the cabinet and the rear surface of the cabinet inside the first chamber 13, and one end is fixed to the base and is free. The ends are the first connection part 62 and the second connection part 63 located in the clothing receiving part 11, one end is fixed to the first connection part 62, and the other end is fixed to the second connection part 63. It may include a support bar 64 supporting the hook H2 of the hanger.

The first partition 17 is provided with a first slit 171 and a second slit (not shown) that communicate with the first chamber 13 and the clothing receiving portion 11, and the first connecting portion 62 must be inserted into the first slit 171, and the second connection part 63 must be inserted into the second slit.

The first slit 171 extends from the rear of the clothing receiving portion toward the front of the clothing receiving portion where the inlet 161 is located (extending along the Z axis), and the second slit is parallel to the first slit 171. It is well equipped.

The transfer unit 65 may be provided in various forms as long as the base 61 can be moved back and forth between the direction in which the center of the clothing receiving unit 11 is located and the direction in which the inlet 161 is located. Figure 2 shows that the transfer unit 65 includes a rack 651 provided on the base 61, a pinion 653 provided in the first chamber 13 and coupled to the rack, and the pinion. An example is shown of a case provided with a pinion motor that rotates.

The transfer unit 65 may be provided to move the support bar 64 when a user inputs a control command through an input unit (support control command input unit). The support control command input unit sends a control command to move the support bar 64 in the direction where the inlet 161 is located, and a control command to move the support bar 64 in a direction away from the inlet 161. It can be arranged to occur sequentially. The support control command input unit may be provided in the input unit 213 provided on the front surface of the door, or may be provided on the rear surface 2b of the door or inside the clothing receiving unit 11.

When the user presses the support control command input unit while the inlet 161 is open, the support bar 64 will move in the direction in which the inlet 161 is located, so the user can easily remove the hanger hook H2. You can hang it on the support bar (64). After fixing the hanger H1 to the support bar 64, when the user presses the support control command input unit, the support bar 64 will move in a direction away from the inlet, so the hanger H1 is attached to the door body 21. Interference will be prevented.

Meanwhile, the transfer unit 65 may be provided to move the support bar 64 when the door body 21 opens the inlet 161. That is, when the door body 21 opens the inlet 161, the transfer unit 65 moves the support bar 64 in the direction in which the inlet 161 is located (+Z-axis direction), and When the door body 21 closes the inlet 161, it may be provided to move the support bar 64 in a direction (-Z-axis direction) away from the inlet.

When the door body 21 opens the inlet 161, the distance from the inlet 161 to the center of the support bar 64 is the length of the clothing receiving portion (L, Z of the clothing receiving portion) in the moving direction of the support bar. It can be set to less than 1/3 of the axial length. This is to make it easier to hang the hanger (H1) on the support bar (64) or separate the hanger (H1) from the support bar (64).

Meanwhile, when the door body 21 closes the inlet 161, the distance from the inlet 161 to the center of the support bar 64 is the length (L) of the clothing receiving portion parallel to the moving direction of the support bar. It can be set to more than 1/2 of . When the door body closes the inlet, the support bar 64 is provided to be located at the central point (L/2) of the clothes receiving part 11, and a hanger ( It is possible to maximize the size of H1) (the width of clothing that can be accommodated in the clothing receiving area can be maximized).

Whether the door body 21 has opened the inlet 161 can be confirmed through the door detection unit 24. In Figure 2, the door detection unit 24 is provided on the front surface 16 of the cabinet. This case is shown as an example.

The door detection unit 24 contacts the door body 21 when the door body 21 closes the inlet 161, and when the door body 21 opens the inlet 161, the door body ( 21) can be provided as a separate sensor.

Unlike shown in FIG. 2, the door detection unit 24 may be provided to detect the rotation direction of the door body. When the door body 21 rotates in the direction of opening the inlet 161, the transfer unit 65 moves the support bar 64 in the direction of the inlet, and the door body 21 closes the inlet 161. When rotating in this direction, the transfer unit 65 will move the support bar 64 in a direction away from the inlet 161.

The support bar 64 may be further provided with a lamp 641 that emits light into the clothing receiving portion 11. The lamp 641 may be fixed to the lower area of the horizontal line passing through the center of the support bar 64. The lamp 641 may be provided to emit light when the door body 21 opens the inlet 161 and to stop emitting light when the door body 21 closes the inlet 161.

The clothing support portion 6 operates to reciprocate the support bar 64 along a direction (X-axis direction, width direction of the clothing receiving section, width direction of the input port) perpendicular to the direction (Z-axis direction) in which the base reciprocates. It can include more wealth.

As shown in FIG. 3, the operating unit 67 includes an operating body 671 supported on an operating body guide 672 fixed to the base 61, and a motor 673 fixed to the base 61. , and includes conversion units 675, 676, 677, and 678 that convert the rotational force of the motor into linear motion of the operating body 671.

The operating body 671 is supported by the operating body guide 672 and can reciprocate along the width direction (X-axis direction) of the clothing receiving portion 11. In this case, the first connecting portion 62 and the second connecting portion ( 63) may be fixed to both ends of the operating body 671, respectively.

As shown in FIG. 4(a), the conversion unit includes a slot 675 provided in the operating body 671, a shaft coupling portion 676 fixed to the rotation shaft 674 of the motor, and a shaft coupling portion. It may include an arm 677 protruding in a direction perpendicular to the rotation axis 674, and a slot insertion portion 678 provided at a free end of the arm and inserted into the slot 675.

So that the operating body 671 can reciprocate along the width direction (X-axis direction) of the clothing receiving portion, the slot 675 is formed along a direction (Z-axis direction) perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the operating body 671. provided, and the diameter (R) of the rotation trajectory formed by the slot insertion part must be set to less than or equal to the length (LZ) of the slot (FIG. 4(b)).

The clothing support portion 6 may be further provided with a rail 611 and a rail receiving groove 613 that provide a movement path for the base 61. Figure 3 shows that the rail receiving groove 613 is located at the first partition wall. It is fixed to the upper surface of (17), and the rail 611 is provided on the bottom surface of the base 61 and is coupled to the rail receiving groove 613 as an example.

By operating the air supply unit (3) to supply air to the clothing receiving unit (11), the clothing treatment device of the present invention can dry clothing. While air is supplied to the clothing receiving unit, the operating unit (67) When the support bar 64 reciprocates along the width direction of the clothing receiving portion, the effect of shortening the heat exchange time between clothing and air (the effect of shortening the drying time) can be expected.

On the other hand, by operating the moisture supply unit 4 to supply water vapor to the clothes receiving part 11, the clothing treatment device of the present invention can remove wrinkles from clothes. While water vapor is supplied to the clothes receiving part, the support bar ( If 64) reciprocates along the width direction of the clothing receiving portion, wrinkles in clothing can be removed more effectively.

Furthermore, the present invention can remove odors from clothing by simultaneously or sequentially supplying water vapor and air to the clothing receiving section. While water vapor and air are supplied to the clothing receiving section, the support bar 64 holds the clothing receiving section. By reciprocating along the width direction of the unit, it will be possible to minimize the time required for deodorization.

As shown in FIG. 5, the laundry treatment apparatus 100 of the present invention includes a drain tank 8 that stores condensed water discharged from the first heat exchange unit 32, and water supply that supplies water to the moisture supply unit 4. It may further include a tank (9).

The drain tank 8 and the water tank 9 are provided on the front surface 16 of the cabinet and are connected to a chamber door 7 that opens and closes a communication port 163 that communicates the second chamber 15 with the outside. It can be fixed in a detachable manner.

The chamber door 7 may be provided in the form of a drawer (FIG. 5) that can be withdrawn from the second chamber 15, and may be a door provided on the lower surface parallel to the bottom of the cabinet or on the side parallel to the height direction of the cabinet. It can also be rotatably coupled to the cabinet through a rotation axis (not shown).

That is, as shown in FIG. 5, the chamber door 7 is located inside the second chamber and includes a support body 72 on which the drain tank 8 and the water supply tank 9 are supported, and the support body It may be provided with a chamber door body 71 that is fixed to (72) and opens and closes the communication port 163. In this case, the chamber door body 71 opens the communication port 163 when the support body 72 is pulled out from the second chamber 15, and the support body 72 opens the second chamber 15. ), the communication port 163 is closed.

Unlike shown in the drawing, the chamber door 7 may be provided with a chamber door body that opens and closes the communication port and a door rotation axis that connects the lower surface or side of the chamber door body to the cabinet.

As shown in FIG. 6, the chamber door 7 can travel back and forth between the first point P1 and the second point P2. The first point (P1) is the point where the chamber door body 71 closes the communication opening 163, and the second point (P2) moves in the direction where the chamber door 7 opens the communication opening. This is the point where the drain tank 8 and the water tank 9 are exposed to the outside of the second chamber 15.

The laundry treatment device 100 of the present invention includes a chamber door transfer unit 77 that moves the chamber door 7 back and forth between the first point (P1) and the second point (P2) according to a control signal from a control unit (not shown). may further include.

The chamber door transfer unit 77 includes a body rack 771 provided in the support body 72, a body pinion 773 provided in the second chamber 15 and coupled to the body rack, and the second chamber. It may include a body pinion motor (not shown) provided at (15) to rotate the body pinion 773.

The chamber door transfer unit 77 moves the chamber door 7 from the first point to the second point (P2) at the user's request, and moves the chamber door 71 from the second point at the user's request. It may be provided to move to point 1 (P1). For this purpose, the chamber door body 71 may be further provided with a control command input unit 711. The control command input unit 711 provides a control command (withdrawal command) to move the chamber door 7 from the first point (P1) toward the second point (P2), It is a means of generating a control command (insertion command) to move to the first point (P1).

The control command input unit 711 may be provided to sequentially generate the fetch command and insert command. In this case, when the user presses the control command input unit 711 once, the chamber door 7 will move to the second point (P2), and when the user presses the control command input unit 711 once more, the chamber door 7 ) will move to the first point (P1).

The drain tank 8 and the water tank 9 are removably inserted into a housing 721 provided with a mounting part, and the housing 721 is one of the chamber door body 71 and the support body 72. It may be provided to be movable along a guide 723 provided on either side. Figure 6 shows an example where the guide 723 is provided on the support body 72 along the height direction of the chamber door body 71.

Furthermore, the housing 721 can reciprocate along the height direction of the chamber door body 71 through the housing transfer unit 78. The housing transfer unit 78 includes a housing rack 781 provided on the housing 721 along the height direction of the chamber door body 71, a housing pinion 783 coupled to the housing rack, and the housing pinion ( 783) may include a housing pinion motor (not shown) that rotates. The housing pinion motor is fixed to one of the chamber door body 71 and the support body 72.

In this case, the guide 723 must be further provided with a guide through hole 724. This is to maintain the coupled state of the housing pinion 783 located outside the guide 723 and the housing rack 781 located inside the guide 723.

When the housing transfer unit 78 is provided, the withdrawal command generated by the control command input unit 711 is a forward command to move the chamber door 7 from the first point (P1) to the second point (P2) ( (see FIG. 6), and a rising command (see FIG. 7) to move the housing 721 in a direction away from the support body 72. In this case, the forward command and upward command are set to be executed sequentially.

Meanwhile, the insertion command generated by the control command input unit 711 is a lowering command for moving the housing 721 toward the support body 72, and a lowering command for moving the chamber door 7 from the second point P2 to the first position. It must be set to execute backward commands to move to point (P1) sequentially.

As shown in FIG. 6, the drain tank 8 provides a space for storing water and includes a drain tank body 81 that is detachable from the mounting portion of the housing 721 and a drain tank stopper that opens and closes the drain tank body. Includes (83).

Condensed water generated in the first heat exchange part 32 is supplied to the drain tank body 81 through a drain part 87 provided inside the second chamber, and the drain part 87 is connected to the first heat exchange part 32. ), a first drain pipe 871 that discharges condensate generated from the duct 31 to the outside of the duct 31, a second drain pipe 875 detachably connected to the drain tank body 81, and the first drain pipe 871. It includes a pump 873 that moves the supplied condensate to the second drain pipe 875.

The drain tank body 81 is provided with a drain pipe insertion hole 82 into which the second drain pipe 875 is inserted. The drain pipe insertion hole 82 may be provided with a drain tank valve 85. The drain tank valve 85 is a means of preventing condensed water inside the drain tank body from being discharged to the outside of the drain tank body through the drain pipe insertion hole 82. The drain tank valve 85 may be provided as a check valve. You can.

Therefore, when the chamber door 7 moves from the second point P2 to the first point P1, the second drain pipe 875 is inserted into the drain pipe insertion hole, and the chamber door 7 is inserted into the drain pipe insertion hole. When moving from the first point (P1) to the second point (P2), the second drain pipe 875 will be separated from the drain tank body 81.

As shown in FIG. 8, the water tank 9 is a means of supplying water to the water supply unit 4 provided in the second chamber 15.

The water supply unit 4 provides a space for storing water, and includes a water storage unit 41 provided in the second chamber 15, and a heater 43 that generates steam by heating the water inside the water storage unit. , It may include a nozzle 47 that supplies steam inside the water storage unit to the clothes receiving unit 11.

The second partition wall 19 is provided with a moisture supply port 195 that communicates the clothes receiving portion 11 and the second chamber 15, and the nozzle 47 can be fixed to the moisture supply portion 195. there is. The nozzle 47 and the water storage unit 41 may be connected to each other through a supply pipe 45.

The water tank 9 provides a space for storing water and includes a water tank body 91 that is detachable from the mounting portion of the housing 721, and a water tank stopper 93 that opens and closes the water tank body.

The water stored in the water tank body 91 is supplied to the water storage unit 41 through the water supply unit 97 provided inside the second chamber, and the water supply unit 97 is connected to the water storage unit 41. It may be provided as a water supply pipe protruding toward the communication port 163. In this case, the water tank 9 is provided with a water supply pipe insertion port 92 that penetrates the water tank body 91 and into which the water supply pipe is inserted, and a water tank valve 95 that opens and closes the water supply pipe insertion port. The housing 721 may further be provided with a housing penetration hole 722 through which the water supply pipe passes. The housing through-hole 722 may be provided to guide the water supply pipe inserted into the guide through-hole 724 to the water supply pipe insertion hole 92.

The water tank valve 95 is a means of preventing the water inside the water tank body from being discharged to the outside of the water tank body through the water supply pipe insertion hole 92. The water tank valve 95 is opened by the water supply pipe. It can be provided with a check valve. Therefore, when the chamber door 7 moves from the second point P2 to the first point P1, the water supply pipe is inserted into the water supply pipe insertion hole 92, and the chamber door 7 is inserted into the first point P1. When moving from point P1 to the second point P2, the water supply pipe will be separated from the water supply pipe insertion hole 92.

As shown in FIG. 9, the laundry treatment device 100 of the present invention is provided on the door body 21 to strengthen pleats included in the design of the pants and wrinkles formed in the pants, included in the design. A presser may be further provided to straighten wrinkles that are not resolved.

The presser is preferably provided on the front surface (2a) of the door in the space provided by the door body (21). Compared to the case where the presser is provided in the clothes receiving part 11, the volume of the clothes receiving part 11 can be maximized, and the pants can be placed in the presser without rotating the door body 21 to open the inlet. This is because it has the advantage of being fixable.

The door body 21 includes an accommodating part 25 provided on the front surface 2a of the door to provide a space for accommodating pants, and an accommodating part rotatably provided on the door body 21 to open and close the accommodating part. A door 26, a support part 27 provided in the receiving part 25 to support the pants, and a support part 27 provided in the receiving part door 26 to hold the pants when the receiving part door closes the receiving part. It includes a compression unit 28 that presses in the ) direction.

The support part 27 includes a clothing fixing part 273 provided in the receiving part 25 and fixing one end of the pants, and a support body 271 supporting one side of the pants fixed to the clothes fixing part, The compression unit 28 is fixed to the accommodation door 26 and is a compression body 281 that presses the pants in the direction of the support body 271 when the accommodation door 26 closes the accommodation unit 25. may include.

The compression body 281 may be further provided with a fixing part receiving groove 283 that provides a space in which the clothing fixing part 273 is accommodated when the receiving part door 26 closes the receiving part 25. there is.

Meanwhile, when removing wrinkles from pants using a presser, new wrinkles may occur due to the sewing line formed on the pants. To solve this problem, the presser may be further provided with avoidance grooves 291 and 293 that provide a space for receiving the seam line.

The avoidance groove includes a support body groove 291 provided along the height direction (Y-axis direction, height direction of the door body) of the support body 271, and a compression groove provided along the height direction of the compression body 281. It may be provided to include at least one of the body grooves 293.

The support body groove 291 is provided as a groove in which the surface of the support body 271 is bent in a direction away from the compression body 281, and the compression body groove 293 is a groove on the surface of the compression body 281. This may be provided as a groove bent concavely in a direction away from the support body 271.

Unlike shown in FIG. 9, the support part 27 may be provided in the receiving part door 26, and the compression part 28 may be provided in the receiving part 25.

In order to effectively remove wrinkles in the pants and effectively strengthen the wrinkles in the pants, the door body 21 may be further provided with a supply hole 215 that communicates the receiving portion 25 and the clothing receiving portion 11. there is. Since the supply hole 215 is provided to penetrate the door body 21, the water vapor and air supplied to the clothing receiving part 11 through the supply parts 3 and 4 pass through the supply hole 215. Can be supplied with pants.

The present invention can be modified and implemented in various forms, and its scope is not limited to the above-described embodiments. Therefore, if the modified embodiment includes elements of the claims of the present invention, it should be considered to fall within the scope of the present invention.

1: Cabinet 11: Clothing receiving part 13: First chamber
15: Second chamber 161: Inlet 163: Communication port
17: first partition 171: first slit 173: second slit
19: second bulkhead 2: door 21: door body
215: Supply hole 24: Door detection unit 25: Receiving unit
26: Receiving part door 27: Support part 271: Support body
273: Clothing fixing unit 28: Compression unit 281: Compression body
283: Fixing part receiving groove 291: Support body groove 293: Compression body groove
3: Air supply part 4: Moisture supply part 6: Clothing support part
61: Base 62: First connection 63: Second connection
64: support bar 641: lamp 65: transfer unit
67: Operating unit 7: Chamber door 71: Chamber door body
72: Support body 721: Housing mounting portion 722: Housing through hole
723: Guide 724: Guide through hole 77: Chamber door transfer unit
78: Housing transfer unit 8: Drain tank 87: Drain unit
9: water tank 97: water supply unit

Claims (11)

cabinet;
a clothing receiving unit provided in the cabinet to provide a space for receiving clothing;
an inlet provided on the front side of the cabinet and communicating with the clothes receiving section;
a door rotatably coupled to the cabinet to open and close the input port;
a supply unit that supplies at least one of air and moisture to the clothing receiving unit;
a support portion located inside the clothing receiving portion to support clothing;
a door detection unit that detects whether the door has opened the inlet;
a first chamber separated from the clothing receiving portion by a first partition wall and located at an upper portion of the clothing receiving portion; and
a slit formed in the first partition parallel to the moving direction of the support portion; and
A transfer unit is provided inside the first chamber and moves the support unit in the direction in which the inlet is located when the door opens the inlet.
The support part
a base provided inside the first chamber and capable of reciprocating between the front surface of the cabinet and the rear surface of the cabinet;
a connection portion at one end supported on the base and at the other end penetrating the slit and located in the clothing receiving portion; and
It includes a supporter fixed to the connection part and supporting the hanger,
The clothing processing device is characterized in that the transfer unit moves the support unit by moving the base. According to paragraph 1,
When the door closes the inlet, the transfer unit moves the support unit in a direction away from the inlet. According to paragraph 2,
When the door opens the inlet, the distance from the inlet to the center of the support part is set to 1/3 or less of the length of the clothes receiving part parallel to the moving direction of the support part. According to paragraph 3,
When the door closes the inlet, the distance from the inlet to the center of the support part is set to more than 1/2 of the length of the clothes receiving part parallel to the moving direction of the support part. According to paragraph 3,
The slit is,
Comprising a first slit and a second slit parallel to the first slit,
The connection part of the support part includes: a first connection part, one end of which is fixed to the base, and a free end of which is inserted into the first slit and located in the clothing receiving part;
One end is fixed to the base, and the free end includes a second connection portion inserted into the second slit and located in the clothing receiving portion,
The support is,
A clothing handling device, characterized in that one end is fixed to the first connection and the other end is fixed to the second connection to support a hanger. According to clause 5,
The transfer unit
A rack provided on the base parallel to the moving direction of the base;
A pinion coupled to the rack; and
A clothes handling device comprising a pinion motor that rotates the pinion. According to clause 5,
A clothing handling device further comprising an operating unit that reciprocates the support bar along the width direction of the clothing receiving portion. According to clause 5,
The clothing treatment device further includes a lamp provided on the support bar and emitting light when the door opens the inlet. According to clause 5,
The door is
a door body rotatably coupled to the cabinet to open and close the input port;
Among the spaces provided by the door body, a receiving portion provided on the front surface of the door that is exposed to the outside when the door body closes the inlet;
a receiving portion door rotatably fixed to the door body to open and close the receiving portion;
A clothing fixing part provided in the receiving part and fixing one end of the pants;
a support body supporting one side of the pants fixed to the clothing fixing unit; and
A compression body provided at the accommodating door and pressing the pants in the direction of the support body when the accommodating door closes the accommodating body. According to clause 9,
A clothing handling device further comprising a supply hole provided to penetrate the support body and communicate with the clothing receiving portion. According to clause 10,
The supply department
an air supply unit that supplies heated air to the clothing receiving unit; and
A clothing treatment device comprising a moisture supply unit that supplies unheated water vapor or heated water vapor to the clothes receiving unit.

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