KR20230009997A - Laundry Treating Apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a laundry treating apparatus comprising: a drawer that can be drawn out from a cabinet; a storage part providing a space for storing wash water and provided inside the drawer; a water supply passage connected to a water supply source and supplying wash water to the storage part; a body rotatably provided in the cabinet to support the water supply passage; and a body guider provided in the cabinet to guide movement of the body. Accordingly, the laundry treating apparatus according to the present invention provides a separate laundry treating device detachably provided and capable of performing washing or drying.

Description

Laundry Treating Apparatus}

The present invention relates to a laundry treatment device.

In general, a laundry treatment apparatus is a concept including a laundry washing apparatus, a laundry drying apparatus, and a laundry washing and drying apparatus.

In a front-loading type (a.k.a. drum washing machine) laundry handling machine that loads laundry from the front of the laundry handling machine, the input port provided to put laundry is formed at a position lower than the user's waist, allowing the user to load the laundry into the laundry handling machine. It was inconvenient to bend at the waist when putting laundry in or taking out laundry from the laundry treatment machine.

In order to eliminate this inconvenience, among conventional laundry handling apparatuses, there is one in which the height of the inlet is increased by adding a pedestal to the lower part of the front-loading laundry handling apparatus.

However, the pedestal provided in the conventional laundry treatment apparatus is only a means for raising the inlet of the laundry treatment apparatus, and has a disadvantage in that it does not implement laundry treatment functions such as washing or drying laundry.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a separate laundry treatment apparatus that is detachably provided in a laundry treatment apparatus and is capable of washing or drying laundry.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a laundry treatment apparatus capable of being drawn out from a cabinet and easily supplying or draining wash water to a receiving unit for accommodating laundry.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a laundry treatment apparatus capable of condensing moisture discharged from the accommodating unit and returning it to the accommodating unit.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a laundry treatment apparatus capable of preventing wash water from remaining in a discharge unit discharging wash water stored in a receiving unit.

The present invention in order to solve the above problems, the cabinet; a drawer provided to be drawn out from the cabinet; an accommodating unit provided inside the drawer and providing a space in which wash water is stored; a water supply passage connected to a water supply source and supplying washing water to the receiving unit; a body provided with the water supply passage or provided to support the water supply passage, and rotatably coupled to the cabinet; A body guider provided in the cabinet to guide movement of the body is provided.

The body guider may be provided to support a lower surface of the body.

The present invention includes a first fastening portion provided on the body; It may include a; second fastening portion provided along the longitudinal direction of the body guider and supporting the first fastening portion to be movable.

The second fastening part is provided as a rail protruding along the longitudinal direction of the body guider or a groove provided by being concavely bent along the longitudinal direction of the body guider, and the first fastening part protrudes from the body to 2 It may be provided with a ring movably coupled to the fastening part.

The body guider may be fixed to the cabinet and positioned above the drawer, and the body may be positioned between the body guider and the drawer.

The present invention includes a drainage passage for discharging wash water inside the accommodating part to the outside of the cabinet; a first frame rotatably provided in the drawer to support the drain passage; a second frame rotatably provided in the cabinet to support the drain passage; It may include; a frame rotation axis that rotatably couples the first frame and the second frame.

The present invention further includes a drainage passage supported by or provided to the body while discharging wash water from the inside of the accommodating part to the outside of the accommodating part, and the body may be located on an upper portion of the rear surface of the drawer. there is.

A cross-sectional shape of the body may have a shape capable of accommodating an upper edge of a rear surface of the drawer.

The body further includes a first flow path and a second flow path that form a wash water flow path and are provided and separated by a partition wall, the first flow path being located on the top of the drawer and extending to the upper surface of the drawer. parallel, and the second passage may be located at the rear of the drawer and provided parallel to the rear surface of the drawer.

The water supply passage includes the first passage, a connection pipe connecting the first passage and the water supply source, and a water supply pipe connecting the first passage and the receiving part, and the drain passage includes the second passage and the second passage. A first drain pipe connecting the passage and the accommodating part and a second drain pipe connecting the second passage to the outside of the cabinet may be provided.

The present invention further includes a drainage passage supported by the body while discharging wash water from the inside of the accommodating part to the outside of the accommodating part, wherein the water supply passage includes a first passage provided inside the body, the first passage and A connection pipe connecting the water supply source and a water supply pipe connecting the first passage and the accommodating part may be provided, and the drain passage may be provided to be supported on the outside of the body.

The present invention further includes a drain passage supported by the body while discharging wash water inside the accommodating part to the outside of the accommodating part, wherein the water supply passage is provided to be supported on the outside of the body, and the drain passage is provided to support the outside of the body. A second flow path provided inside the body, a first drain pipe connecting the second flow path and the accommodating part, and a second drain pipe connecting the second flow path to the outside of the cabinet may be provided.

The present invention includes a discharge unit for discharging wash water stored in the accommodating unit to the outside of the accommodating unit; a drainage passage for guiding wash water discharged from the receiving part to the outside of the cabinet through the discharge part; It may include a residual water discharge unit provided to be exposed to the outside of the cabinet when the drawer is withdrawn and discharging wash water inside the discharge unit.

The drain passage may be inclined so that washing water remaining inside the drain passage is moved to the discharge unit.

The cabinet includes an open surface providing a space from which the drawer is withdrawn, the drawer includes a drawer panel closing the open surface, and the residual water discharge unit communicates with the discharge unit and A residual water drain pipe extending toward the drawer panel may be included.

A free end of the residual water drain pipe may be detachably attached to the drawer, and a drain pipe opening/closing unit configured to open and close the residual water drain pipe may be provided at the free end of the residual water drain pipe.

The present invention is a fixed body provided in the drawer; a fixing body through-hole provided to pass through the fixing body and providing a space in which the remaining water drain pipe is accommodated; It is provided to communicate the fixing body through-hole with the outside of the fixing body, and an entrance providing a passage through which the residual water drain pipe is inserted into or drawn out from the fixing body through-hole. .

The body includes a base rotatably coupled to the cabinet; a first passage provided in the base and being a part of the water supply passage; It may include a; cover coupled to the base to seal the first flow path.

The water supply passage may include the first passage, a connection pipe connecting the first passage and the water supply source, and a water supply pipe connecting the first passage and the receiving part.

and a drainage passage through which wash water inside the accommodating part is discharged to the outside of the accommodating part, wherein the drainage passage includes a second passage provided in the base; a first drain pipe connecting the second flow path and the accommodating part; A second drain pipe connecting the second flow path to the outside of the cabinet may be included.

* At least a portion of the second drain pipe may be provided with a stretchable structure or an elastic material.

The present invention includes a drainage passage supported by the body doedoe to discharge wash water inside the accommodating part to the outside of the accommodating part; It may further include a discharge pipe for guiding wash water supplied through the drain passage to the outside of the cabinet, and a portion of the drain passage connected to the discharge pipe may be made of a stretchable structure or an elastic material.

The present invention includes a water supply port provided in the drawer and connected to the water supply passage; a through hole provided in the accommodating part and communicating with the water supply port; It may further include a recovery unit located between the water supply port and the through-hole and recovering moisture discharged from the receiving unit through the through-hole to the through-hole.

The recovery unit includes a first recovery unit provided in the drawer and positioned above the through hole to condense moisture discharged from the through hole; A second recovery unit located above the through-hole and guiding the condensed water falling from the first recovery unit to the through-hole.

The second recovery unit includes a recovery body protruding from an upper surface of the accommodating unit toward the first recovery unit and a body through-hole provided to pass through the recovery body and communicating with the through hole, and It may protrude from an upper surface of the drawer toward the second recovery part.

The present invention includes a receiving groove in which an upper surface of the receiving portion is bent concavely and has a diameter larger than that of the through hole, and the through hole is positioned; a body flange protruding from the circumferential surface of the recovery body and contacting the inner circumferential surface of the receiving groove; a flange through-hole provided to pass through the body flange; A recovery hole for guiding the condensed water introduced into the receiving groove through the flange through-hole to the through-hole, wherein the first recovery part is located inside a projection surface formed by projecting the body flange onto the drawer. may be provided.

The first collection part is provided in a cylindrical shape and includes a plurality of hollow bars having different diameters, each hollow bar being arranged to form a concentric circle around the water inlet, and the width of the hollow bar having the largest width among the hollow bars is may be provided larger than the width of the body through-hole and smaller than the width of the body flange, and the width of the hollow bar having the smallest width among the hollow bars may be smaller than the width of the body through-hole.

The accommodating part includes a tub provided inside the drawer to store wash water and a drum rotatably provided inside the tub to store laundry, and the drawer includes an inlet and a water supply port to which the water supply passage is connected. The tub may further include a through hole through which the water supply port communicates with the drum, and a tub inlet through which the inlet and the drum communicate.

The present invention may further include a pipe connecting the water supply port and the through hole and having a flexible structure or an elastic material.

The present invention includes a door rotatably provided in the tub to open and close the tub inlet; a sealing body provided on the door and inserted into the tub inlet; a first protrusion protruding from the sealing body and contacting an inner circumferential surface of the tub inlet; A second protrusion positioned above the tub inlet and protruding from the sealing body so as to come into contact with the tub.

The present invention may further include a through hole through which wash water flows into the accommodating part, and the water supply passage may pass through the drawer and be coupled to the through hole.

At least a portion of the water supply passage may be provided with a stretchable structure or an elastic material.

A part of the water supply passage located between the through hole and the drawer may be provided with an elastic structure or an elastic material.

The present invention may further include a support part for movably fixing the accommodating part to the inside of the drawer.

The accommodating part includes a tub provided inside the drawer to store wash water; a drum rotatably provided inside the tub to store laundry; A tub support portion movably fixing the tub to the inside of the drawer may be further included.

According to the present invention, it is possible to achieve an effect of providing a separate laundry treatment apparatus detachably attached to a laundry treatment apparatus and capable of washing or drying laundry.

In addition, the present invention can promote the effect of providing a laundry treatment apparatus that is provided to be drawn out of a cabinet and can easily supply or drain wash water to a receiving unit for accommodating laundry.

In addition, the present invention can promote the effect of providing a laundry treatment apparatus capable of condensing moisture discharged from the accommodating unit and returning it to the accommodating unit.

In addition, the present invention can promote the effect of providing a laundry treatment apparatus capable of preventing wash water from remaining in a discharge unit for discharging wash water stored in a receiving unit.

1 is a perspective view of a laundry treatment apparatus according to the present invention.
2 is an exploded view of the laundry treatment device.
3 shows a drawer, a tub, and a door provided in the present invention.
4 illustrates a tub cover provided in the present invention.
5 shows a condensed water recovery unit provided in the present invention.
6 shows a guider and a drainage guider provided in the present invention.
7 shows a drain guider provided in the present invention.
Figure 8 shows the movement of the guider provided in the present invention.
9 and 10 show another embodiment of the guider provided in the present invention.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. On the other hand, the configuration or control method of the device to be described below is only for explaining the embodiment of the present invention, but not for limiting the scope of the present invention, and the same reference numerals used throughout the specification refer to the same components. represent them

As shown in FIG. 1 , the laundry treatment apparatus 100 according to the present invention is a first treatment apparatus T implementing a laundry treatment function such as washing or drying laundry, and is detachably attached to the first treatment apparatus T. It is preferable to include a second treatment device (L) which is provided and implements a laundry treatment function such as washing or drying laundry. However, the laundry treatment device 100 of the present invention may be provided with only the second treatment device L.

Hereinafter, a laundry treatment device equipped with both the first treatment device T and the second treatment device L will be described as a reference.

The first treatment device T provided in the present invention includes a first treatment device cabinet 1 forming an exterior, and a first treatment device tub provided inside the first treatment device cabinet 1 and storing wash water ( (not shown), a first treatment device drum (not shown) rotatably provided inside the tub of the first treatment device and storing laundry, and a first treatment device water supply unit (not shown) supplying wash water to the tub of the first treatment device ( (not shown), and a first treatment device drainage unit (not shown) discharging wash water stored in the tub of the first treatment device to the outside of the cabinet 1 of the first treatment device.

The first treatment device cabinet 1 is provided with a first treatment device inlet (not shown) for entering and exiting laundry, and the first treatment device inlet is rotatably coupled to the first treatment device cabinet 1. 1 It is opened and closed by the processing unit door 11.

In addition, since the tub of the first treatment device is provided with a first treatment device tub inlet communicating with the first treatment device inlet, the user inputs laundry into the drum of the first treatment device when the door 11 of the first treatment device is opened. can do.

On the other hand, when the first treatment device T is provided to also perform a laundry drying function, hot air is supplied to the inside of the cabinet 1 of the first treatment device to supply air heated by the tub of the first treatment device. A device (not shown) should be further provided.

The hot air supply device (not shown) includes a circulation duct provided to circulate air inside the tub of the first treatment device, and a heat exchange unit provided inside the circulation duct to dehumidify and heat the air discharged from the tub of the first treatment device. may be provided.

However, the hot air supply device (not shown) is a discharge duct for discharging the air inside the tub of the first treatment device to the outside of the first treatment device cabinet 1, and the air outside the first treatment device cabinet 1 is discharged to the outside of the first treatment device cabinet 1. It may be provided as a supply duct for supplying the tub to the treatment device, or as a heat exchange unit provided in the supply duct.

Unlike the above, if the first treatment device T is provided to only dry laundry, the first treatment device T does not require the first treatment device tub, and the hot air supply device is provided inside the cabinet of the first treatment device. It should be provided to supply hot air to the drum of the first treatment device.

The second processing device (L) provided in the present invention includes a cabinet (2) detachably provided in the first processing device cabinet (1), a drawer (3) provided to be withdrawable from the cabinet (2), the above It includes accommodating parts 4 and 5 provided inside the drawer to provide a laundry processing space.

The cabinet 2 forms the exterior of the second treatment device L, and may be provided to support the first treatment device cabinet 1. Unlike shown in FIG. 1 , the cabinet 2 provided in the second treatment device may be detachably provided on the upper surface or side surface of the first treatment device cabinet 1 .

However, when the second treatment device (L) is provided below the first treatment device (T), the height of the first treatment device door 11 is increased, so that the user has an effect of providing convenience when putting in or taking out laundry. There will be.

The cabinet 2 is provided with an open surface 21 , and the drawer 3 can be drawn out of the cabinet 2 or inserted into the cabinet 2 through the open surface 21 . When the second treatment device (L) is provided on the lower surface of the first treatment device (T), the first treatment device (T) is supported by an upper panel 25, and the open surface 21 is It is preferable to be provided in the direction in which the first treatment device door 11 is located (front surface of the first treatment device).

As shown in FIG. 2 , the drawer 3 includes a drawer body 31 with an open upper surface and a drawer cover 35 provided on the open upper surface of the drawer body.

The drawer body 31 may be provided in a hexahedral shape forming a space with an empty inside, and the drawer cover 35 may form an upper surface of the drawer body 31. fixed on

A drawer panel 33 is provided on the front surface of the drawer body 31 . A handle (not shown) may be provided on the drawer panel 33 . In this case, the user can withdraw the drawer body 31 inserted into the cabinet 2 to the outside of the cabinet 2 through the handle.

A control panel 331 for controlling the operation of the second treatment device L may be provided on the drawer panel 33 . In the control panel 331, a user inputs a control command to control a means for supplying and draining wash water to the accommodating parts 4 and 5, a means for rotating clothes, and a means for supplying steam or hot air to clothes. is a means to

In addition, the control panel 331 may serve as a means for notifying the user of a control command input by the user and an execution process of the control command input by the user.

In the drawer cover 35, an inlet 353 provided to pass through the drawer cover 35 to communicate the inside of the drawer body 31 with the outside of the drawer body 31, and the drawer cover 35 ) may be provided with a water supply port 355 for guiding wash water to the accommodating spaces 4 and 5.

The accommodating parts 4 and 5 provided inside the drawer 3 include a tub 4 provided inside the drawer body 31 to provide a space for storing wash water, and rotatably provided inside the tub. It may be provided as a drum 5 in which laundry is stored.

The tub 4 may include a tub body 41 having an open upper surface and a tub cover 43 fixed to the upper surface of the tub body 41 to provide a space for storing wash water, The drum 5 may have a cylindrical shape with an open upper surface.

As shown in FIG. 3 , the drum 5 may be rotated inside the tub body 41 by a driving unit provided outside the tub body 41, and the driving unit is fixed to the tub body 41. It is provided as a stator (M1) forming a rotating magnetic field, a rotor (M2) rotating by the rotating magnetic field, and a driving shaft (M3) provided to pass through the tub body 41 and connecting the drum 5 and the rotor (M2). It can be.

A drum through hole 51 is provided on an outer circumferential surface of the drum 5 to communicate the inside of the drum 5 with the inside of the tub body 41 .

Meanwhile, the tub body 41 is fixed inside the drawer body 31 through the tub support portion D.

The tub support part D may be provided with a drawer connection part D1, a tub connection part D3, and a rod D5 connecting the respective connection parts D1 and D3. In this case, the drawer body 31 is provided with a first bracket 311 provided to support the drawer connecting portion D1, and the outer circumferential surface of the tub body 41 is supported by the tub connecting portion D3. The second bracket 411 to be will be provided.

The first bracket 311 may protrude from the inner circumferential surface of the drawer body 31 toward the center of the drawer body 31, and the second bracket 411 may be provided on the outer circumferential surface of the tub body 41. It may protrude toward the inner circumferential surface of the lower body 31.

The tub cover 43 is provided to penetrate the cover body 431 forming the upper surface of the tub body 41 and the cover body 431 so that the inlet 353 and the drum 5 communicate with each other. A tub inlet 435 is included.

A door 49 rotatably provided to the cover body 431 is provided in the tub input port 435 .

The door 49 is coupled to the cover body 431 through a hinge (not shown), and the inlet 353 is located above the tub inlet 435, and the door 49 and the tub inlet 435 The size of is provided smaller than the size of the inlet 353. Therefore, according to the present invention, the tub inlet 435 can be opened and closed through the door 49 even though the tub inlet 435 is located under the drawer cover 35 .

In particular, it is preferable that the outer circumferential surface of the door 49 is spaced apart from the inner circumferential surface of the inlet 353 by a predetermined distance (X1, X2), which is determined by geometric tolerance or positional tolerance. This is to prevent a problem in which the tub input port 435 cannot be opened due to interference of the door 49 with the input port 353 .

A door handle 493 for detachably fixing the door 49 to the drawer cover 35 or the cover body 431 may be provided on the door 49 .

Meanwhile, a sealing part 495 for preventing washing water from leaking through the tub inlet 435 may be provided on the door 49 .

The sealing part 495 is fixed to the lower surface of the door 49, and when the door 49 closes the tub inlet 435, the sealing body 496 inserted into the tub inlet 435, the sealing A first protrusion 497 and a second protrusion 498 protruding from the body 496 may be included.

The first protrusion 497 protrudes from the outer circumferential surface of the sealing body 496 toward the inner circumferential surface of the tub inlet 435. ) is preferably provided with a length capable of contacting the inner circumferential surface of the tub inlet 435 when closed.

Furthermore, at least two or more first protrusions 497 may be provided in the sealing body 496, and each first protrusion 497 may be provided to be spaced apart from each other by a predetermined distance.

Meanwhile, the second protrusion 498 may protrude from an outer circumferential surface of the sealing body 496 so that the tub inlet 435 is closed when the door 49 closes the tub inlet 435 . That is, the second protrusion 498 should be provided with a length capable of contacting the upper surface of the cover body 431 when the door 49 closes the tub inlet 435 .

The above-described sealing unit 495 may be made of any material as long as it can seal the tub inlet 435 when the door 49 closes the tub inlet 435, and an elastic material such as rubber may be an example. .

As shown in FIG. 4 , the cover body 431 forming the upper surface of the tub body 41 is provided with an insertion part 439 inserted into the inner circumferential surface of the tub body 41. The insertion part ( 439) may be provided with an inclined portion 4391 for guiding the washing water inside the tub body 31 to the drum 5.

The drum 5 provided inside the tub body 41 is provided in a cylindrical shape with an open upper surface, and the outer circumferential surface of the drum 5 has a drum through which the inside of the drum 5 and the inside of the tub body 41 communicate. A hole 51 is provided.

In this case, when the drum 5 rotates, the wash water stored in the tub body 41 rotates along the inner circumferential surface of the tub body 41 and moves from the bottom surface of the tub body 41 to the tub cover 43. can rise up to Accordingly, the inclined portion 4391 serves as a means for guiding the wash water moving from the bottom surface of the tub body 41 toward the tub cover 43 to the upper surface of the drum 5 .

When the wash water inside the tub body 41 is re-supplied to the drum 5 through the upper surface of the drum 5, the wash water may hit the laundry stored in the drum 5, so the present invention is the inclined portion 4391 washing power can be increased.

On the other hand, the cover body 431 has a through hole located at the lower part of the water inlet 355 provided in the drawer 3 to guide wash water flowing into the water inlet 355 to the drum 5 ( 438) is provided.

Since the tub 4 is fixed inside the drawer 3, theoretically, the position of the through hole 438 can be regarded as being fixed to the lower part of the water inlet 355 (the through hole and the water supply port 355). It can be seen that relative motion between the spheres does not occur). Therefore, it is also possible to supply wash water flowing into the water inlet 355 to the tub 4 through a pipe connecting the through hole 438 and the water inlet 355 . In this case, the pipe connecting the through hole 438 and the water inlet 355 may be provided with a flexible hose (flexible hose, bellows hose, etc.).

However, when it is desired to form a physical flow path connecting the through hole 438 and the water supply port 355, the water supply pipe 77 may be utilized. That is, the water supply pipe 77 may pass through the drawer and be directly connected to the through hole 438 .

In this case, it is preferable that at least a portion of the water supply pipe 77 is provided to have an elastic material or an elastic structure. ) and the drawer cover 35 (top surface of the drawer).

However, when the vibration generated when the drum 5 rotates is transmitted to the tub body 41, the pipe connecting the through hole 438 and the water supply inlet 355 may vibrate. In this case, the durability of the pipe may be increased. A problem may arise in which a structure for reducing degradation or vibration of the pipe must be considered. Therefore, there is a method of supplying wash water to the tub 4 by locating the through hole 438 below the water inlet 355 without a means connecting the through hole 438 and the water inlet 355 like the pipe. would be more preferable.

On the other hand, if a pipe connecting them is not provided between the through hole 438 and the water inlet 355, hot water is supplied to the tub body 41 or a steam generator provided outside the tub body 4 ( When steam is supplied to the inside of the tub body 41 through (not shown), the through hole 438 discharges moisture (water, mist, steam, etc.) from the inside of the tub 41 to the inside of the cabinet 2. there is

That is, if moisture or heat in the inside of the tub 41 is discharged to the inside of the cabinet 2 through the through-hole 438, washing power may be reduced, and devices (electronic devices, etc.) provided inside the cabinet 2 may deteriorate. Problems that cause failure or corrosion may occur. Therefore, the present invention may further include a recovery unit for minimizing the discharge of moisture inside the tub 41 to the cabinet 2 through the through hole 438 .

As shown in FIG. 5, the recovery unit 45 provided in the present invention is provided in the drawer cover 35 and contacts the moisture discharged from the through hole 438, the first recovery unit 451, the It may be provided as a second recovery part 453 that guides the moisture supplied from the first recovery part 451 to the through hole 438 .

The second recovery unit 453 protrudes from the upper surface of the tub cover 43 toward the first recovery unit 451 and is provided to pass through the recovery body 454. It may be provided as a body through-hole 456 communicating with the through-hole 438 .

The first recovery unit 451 may have any structure as long as it can supply moisture discharged from the through hole 438 to the second recovery unit 453 .

That is, the first recovery unit 451 provided in the present invention may be provided as a flat or curved board protruding from the drawer cover 35 toward the second recovery unit 453, It may also be provided in the shape of a hollow bar with an open surface facing the second recovery unit 453 .

When the first recovery part 451 is provided with a hollow bar, the shape of the hollow bar may be provided in various ways, and FIG. 5 shows a case in which the hollow bar is provided in a cylindrical shape as an example.

When the first recovery part 451 is provided as a flat plate, it is preferable that the first recovery part 451 be located inside the body through-hole 456 .

That is, when the first recovery part 451 is provided with a plurality of boards, the plurality of boards are spaced in a space where the body through hole 456 is projected onto the drawer cover 35 (through hole). projection space). This is to ensure that moisture (water or condensate, etc.) falling from each board toward the second recovery part 453 is supplied to the through-hole 438 through the through-hole 456 of the body.

However, when the first collection part 451 is provided with a plurality of hollow bars, the hollow bars should be located inside the through-hole projection space.

* That is, when a plurality of hollow bars are arranged to have the same center, the hollow bar having the largest width should be provided to be located inside the through-hole projection space. However, if a plurality of hollow bars are arranged so as not to have the same center, the space formed by the hollow bars must be located inside the through-hole projection space.

On the other hand, regardless of what shape the first recovery unit 451 has, it is preferable that each first recovery unit 451 is provided so as not to interfere with the water inlet 355. In addition, it is preferable that the free end of each first recovery unit 451 is provided so as not to come into contact with the free end of the recovery body 454 .

When the drum 5 rotates, the first recovery unit 451 and the recovery body 454 collide due to the vibration transmitted to the tub body 41, causing the first recovery unit 451 or the second recovery unit 453 to collide. ) to prevent damage.

If the first collection part 451 is provided only as a means for preventing the water discharged from the tub 4 from diffusing inside the drawer 3 (guides the water discharged from the tub to the second collection part), the The single recovery unit 451 may be made of any material.

However, if the first recovery unit 451 is provided as a means for condensing the water discharged from the tub 4 (a means for exchanging heat with the water discharged from the tub) and guiding the condensed water to the second recovery unit, the first recovery unit 451 is provided. The recovery unit 451 is preferably made of a metal material. In this case, the second recovery unit 453 may be made of an elastic material.

On the other hand, the recovery unit 45 provided in the present invention may further include the following configuration in order to increase the amount of water recovery and condensation.

That is, the tub cover 43 further includes a receiving groove 437 in which the cover body 431 is concavely bent and where the through hole 438 is located, and the second recovery part 453 is the recovery body. A body flange 455 protruding from the circumferential surface of the 454 and positioned above the receiving groove 437, and a flange through hole 457 provided to pass through the body flange 455 may be further included.

In this case, the first recovery unit 451 may be provided to be located inside a space where the body flange 455 is projected onto the drawer cover 35 (flange projection space).

That is, when the first recovery unit 451 is provided in the form of a board, the first recovery unit 451 moves from the drawer cover 35 toward the recovery body 454 so as to be located inside the flange projection space. It may protrude and be provided.

On the other hand, when the first recovery part 451 is provided with a plurality of hollow bars, the hollow bars should be provided to be located inside the flange projection space.

If a plurality of hollow bars are disposed not to have the same center, it is sufficient if the space formed by the hollow bars is located inside the flange projection space.

However, if a plurality of hollow bars are provided in a cylindrical shape having the same center, the hollow bar with the largest diameter is provided to be located in the flange projection space located outside the through-hole projection space, and the hollow bar with the smallest diameter is provided to be located in the through-hole projection space. It can be located inside the hall projection space.

However, if a plurality of hollow bars have the same center but are provided in a shape other than a cylindrical shape, the hollow bar with the largest area is located inside the flange projection space, and the hollow bar with the smallest area is located inside the through-hole projection space. It should be provided to be positioned.

When the first collection unit 451 includes a plurality of hollow bars having the same center, the center of each hollow bar may be the water supply port 355 . In this case, the distance between each hollow bar may be constant or irregular.

The first recovery unit 451 is fixed by the drawer cover 35, and since the drawer cover 35 can continuously exchange heat with the outside air, the first recovery unit 451 is disposed around the water inlet 355. Even if this is not the case, the surface temperature of the first recovery unit can be maintained at a lower temperature than the air discharged from the through hole 438 .

However, if the first recovery unit 451 is formed around the water inlet 355, the first recovery unit 451 is cold water supplied through the water inlet 355 or flows in through the water inlet 355. Since the surface temperature can be lowered by direct heat exchange with the outside air, the cooling performance of the first recovery unit 451 will be improved.

Meanwhile, a recovery hole 47 should be further provided in the recovery part 45 in order to guide the moisture introduced into the accommodation groove 437 through the flange through hole 457 to the through hole 438 .

When a support pipe 4381 protrudes from the through hole 438 toward the first recovery part 451 and supports the lower surface of the recovery body 454, the receiving groove 437 is provided with the recovery hole 47 ) may be provided to pass through the support pipe 4381. However, if the recovery body 454 is directly fixed to the circumferential surface of the through hole 438, the recovery hole 47 should be provided to pass through the recovery body 454.

In any case, it is preferable that the inner circumferential surface of the receiving groove 437 is inclined so that the condensed water inside the receiving groove 437 moves toward the recovery hole 47 .

The above-described embodiment has been described based on the case where the recovery unit 45 includes both the first recovery unit 451 and the second recovery unit 453, but unlike the above, the recovery unit 45 provided in the present invention ) may be provided only with the first recovery part 451 located above the through hole 438.

The steam discharged from the through-hole 438 will be condensed on the surface of the first recovery unit 451 and then flowed into the through-hole 438 by its own weight, and the water discharged from the through-hole 438 will flow into the first recovery unit. This is because it will be guided to the through hole 438 by its own weight after contacting the surface of 451.

Meanwhile, for the coupling of the tub body 41 and the tub cover 43, the tub cover 43 includes a first accommodating groove 432 having a larger diameter than the diameter of the insertion part 439, A second receiving groove 433 located between the first receiving groove 432 and the insertion part 439 may be further included.

In this case, the upper end of the tub body 41 is inserted into the second accommodating groove 433, and the fastening parts 413 and 415 provided on the circumferential surface of the tub body 41 are connected to the first accommodating groove 432. can be inserted into

The fastening part protrudes from the circumferential surface of the tub body 41 in a direction away from the tub body 41, and the first fastening part body 413 is provided. ) and may be provided as a fastening part second body 415 inserted into the second receiving groove 433.

Furthermore, the tub cover 43 may further include an accommodating groove partition wall 434 separating the first accommodating groove 432 and the second accommodating groove 433. The accommodating groove partition wall 434 is It is inserted into the space formed between the fastening part second body 415 and the circumferential surface of the tub body 41 .

Due to the above-described coupling structure between the tub body 41 and the tub cover 43, the washing water or steam inside the tub body 41 flows through the coupling surface of the tub body 41 and the tub cover 43 in the present invention. Leakage to the outside of (41) can be minimized.

Unlike the above, the fastening parts 413 and 415 provided in the present invention may be provided to be located inside the tub body 41 . That is, the diameter of the second fastening body 415 may be smaller than the diameter of the tub body 41 .

In this case, the second body 415 of the fastening part should be inserted into the second accommodating groove 433, and the upper end of the tub body 41 should be inserted into the first accommodating groove 432.

In the laundry treatment apparatus 100 of the present invention having the above-described structure, wash water is supplied into the tub body 41 through the water supply passage, and wash water inside the tub body 41 is supplied to the cabinet 2 through the drain passage. discharged to the outside of

As shown in FIG. 6, the drain passage should be provided to connect the discharge part F fixed to the drawer 3 and the rear panel 23, and the water supply passage passes through the supply part V to the cabinet ( It should be provided to connect the water supply source provided outside of 2) and the water supply port 355 provided in the drawer 3.

Therefore, the water supply passage and the drainage passage can be fixed to the water inlet 355 through the water supply pipe 77 (fixing part 771) connecting the supply part V and the water supply inlet 355 and the discharge part F and a drain pipe 87 connecting the rear panel 23, but if a means for guiding the movement of the water supply pipe 77 or the drain pipe 87 is not provided inside the cabinet 2, the drawer 3 is the cabinet ( There is a risk that the water supply pipe 77 or the drain pipe 87 is twisted or damaged when it is withdrawn from 2) or inserted into the cabinet 2.

In order to prevent this, the laundry handling apparatus 100 of the present invention includes at least one of a guider 7 provided inside the cabinet 2 to guide movement of the water supply passage and a drainage guider 8 to guide movement of the drainage passage. can include more.

The discharge part (F) may be provided as a pump fixed to the drawer body (31). The pump may include a housing F1 fixed to the drawer body 31 and providing a space for storing wash water, and a motor F2 rotating an impeller provided inside the housing.

The housing F1 is connected to the tub body 41 through the housing inlet F3 and connected to the drain pipe 87 through the first housing outlet F4. Therefore, when the impeller rotates inside the housing F1 by the motor F2, the wash water stored in the tub body 41 flows into the housing F1 through the housing inlet F3 and then flows into the housing first outlet. It will move to the drain pipe 87 through (F4).

The supply unit (V) may be provided as a valve connected to a water supply source. However, if there are a first water supply source and a second water supply source provided outside the cabinet 2 and supplying wash water at different temperatures, the supply unit V provided in the present invention has a first valve connected to each water supply source. and a second valve.

The guider 6 provided in the present invention is rotatably provided inside the cabinet 2 to support the water supply pipe 77, the body 74 is fixed inside the cabinet 2, and the body 74 It may be provided with a body guider 76 that guides the movement.

The body 74 may be directly fixed to the inside of the cabinet 2 or may be rotatably provided to the support 72 fixed to the cabinet 2 as shown in FIG. 6 .

The support part 72 may be fixed anywhere inside the cabinet 2, but should be provided so as not to interfere with the drawer 3 when the drawer 3 is inserted into the cabinet 2.

The body 74 is provided on a base 741 provided in a bar shape, a base rotation shaft 743 rotatably coupling the base 741 to the support part 72, and the base 741 It may be provided as an accommodation space 745 in which the water supply pipe 77 is accommodated.

The accommodating space 745 is formed by a first flange 747 and a second flange 748 protruding from opposite ends of the base 741 along the longitudinal direction of the base 741 .

Meanwhile, the water supply pipe 77 located inside the accommodating space 745 is prevented from being drawn out of the accommodating space 745 by the cover 749. In FIG. 6 , the cover 749 is free of the first flange 747. A case in which the terminal is provided to connect the free end of the second flange 748 is shown as an example.

The body guider 76 may be provided in any shape as long as it can support the base 741 when the body 74 rotates around the base rotation axis 743 . However, when the base 741 is provided in a bar shape, the free end of the base 741 will form an arc trajectory, so the body guider 76 will also be provided in an arc shape can

On the other hand, the body guider 76 may be provided to support the base 741 located at the lower part of the body 74, parallel to the upper part of the body 74 or the height at which the body 74 is located It may be provided at a height.

If the body guider 76 is provided to support the lower surface of the base 741, guider fastening parts 781 and 783 connecting the body 74 and the body guider 76 are unnecessary, but the body guider If 76 is provided at the top of the body 74 or at a height parallel to the height at which the body is located, it is preferable that guider fastening parts 781 and 783 are further provided in the guider 7.

When the body guider 76 is provided to support the lower surface of the base 741, the body guider 76 interferes with the drawer 3 when the drawer 3 is inserted into the cabinet 2 It must be provided so that it does not happen. To this end, the body guider 76 extends from the support part 72 toward the lower portion of the base 741 and may be provided to have an arc shape.

On the other hand, when the body guider 76 is provided at the top of the body 74 or at a height parallel to the height at which the body is located, the body guider 76 does not interfere with the movement of the drawer 3 It can be fixed anywhere inside the cabinet (2).

6 shows an example in which the body guider 76 is fixed to the upper panel 25 of the cabinet. In this case, the body guider 76 may further include a fastening flange 761 supporting fastening means (screws, etc.) for fixing the body guider 76 and the upper panel 25 .

The guider fastening part 78 is a means for allowing the body 74 to be rotated under the guidance of the body guider 76, and the first fastening part 781 provided on the body 74, the body guider ( 76) may be provided as a second fastening part 783 to which the first fastening part 781 is movably coupled.

When the body guider 76 is provided to support the free end of the body 74, the first fastening part 781 may be provided as a ring protruding from the cover 749.

In this case, the second fastening part 783 may be provided as a rail that protrudes along the longitudinal direction of the body guider 76 and supports the ring, and along the longitudinal direction of the body guider 76, the body guider The surface of (76) may be concavely bent to provide a groove in which the ring is accommodated.

Meanwhile, the body guider 76 may be provided to support a portion other than the free end of the body 74 . In this case, the first fastening part 781 is provided on at least one of the first flange 747 and the second flange 748, and the second fastening part 783 is located above the body 74. It is provided along the longitudinal direction of the body guider 76 to support the first fastening part 781 .

The body 74 provided in the above-described guider 7 is rotatably provided on the upper part of the drawer cover 35, and the body guider 76 is located on the upper part of the body 74 or at a height at which the body is located. Since it is provided at a height parallel to the drawer 3, the drawer 3 does not interfere with the guider 7 when it is withdrawn from or inserted into the cabinet. Therefore, the clothes handling apparatus 100 of the present invention prevents the water supply pipe 77 from getting tangled with the drawer 3 or being damaged by the drawer 3 when the drawer 3 is withdrawn from or inserted into the cabinet. can do.

Meanwhile, the drain pipe 87 provided in the present invention is supported by the drain guider 8.

As shown in FIG. 7 , the drainage guider 8 is rotatably provided in the drawer 3 to support the first frame 82 supporting a part of the drain pipe 87 and the cabinet 2. Equipped with a second frame 84 rotatably provided to support a part of the drain pipe 87 and a frame rotation shaft 86 rotatably coupling the first frame 82 and the second frame 84 It can be.

The first frame 82 is rotatably coupled to the drawer 3 as the first shaft 821 is coupled to the first frame support 823 fixed to the rear surface of the drawer body 31. The second frame 84 is rotatably coupled to the cabinet 2 as the second shaft 841 is coupled to the second frame support 843 fixed to the rear panel 23 of the cabinet.

The free end of the first frame 82 and the free end of the second frame 84 are connected to each other through the frame rotation shaft 86 .

On the other hand, the second frame support part 843 is provided with a discharge pipe 845 provided to pass through the rear panel 23, and the discharge pipe 845 can be connected to a sewer through a sewage pipe F7. In this case, the drain pipe 87 is provided to connect the housing first discharge part F4 and the discharge pipe 845 and is supported by the first frame 82 and the second frame 84 .

As shown in FIG. 8 , when the drawer 3 is withdrawn from the cabinet 2, the second frame 84 rotates clockwise about the second shaft 841, and the first frame 82 rotates counterclockwise about the first shaft 821, but remains connected to the second frame 84 through the frame rotation shaft 86. Therefore, the clothes handling apparatus of the present invention can prevent the drain pipe 87 from getting tangled in the drawer 3 or the water supply pipe 77 or being damaged when the drawer 3 is withdrawn from the cabinet 2 or inserted into the cabinet. there is.

In the laundry treatment apparatus having only the above structure, when the motor F2 of the discharge unit operates, wash water inside the tub body 41 may be discharged by a siphon phenomenon.

When the siphon phenomenon occurs, it may be advantageous in that the wash water does not remain in the tub body 41 or the drain pipe 87, but the odor of the sewer can flow into the tub body 41 through the sewer pipe F7 and wash water If wash water is supplied to the tub body 41 before draining of water is completed, there is a risk that wash water flowing into the tub body 41 may be drained.

Therefore, in the present invention, a communication pipe 79 for preventing a siphon phenomenon from occurring in the drain pipe 87 may be further provided. It is sufficient if the communication pipe 79 is provided to connect the water supply pipe 77 and the drain pipe 87.

On the other hand, in spite of the fact that the motor (F2) provided in the discharge unit (F) does not operate, the wash water supplied to the tub body 41 is not discharged to the outside of the tub body 41 through the drain pipe 87. To this end, the discharge pipe 845 must be provided at a position higher than the highest water level of wash water that can be stored in the tub body 41 .

In this case, the drain pipe 87 extends from the housing F1 of the pump provided at a position lower than the discharge pipe 845 toward the discharge pipe 845, and when the motor F2 stops the operation of the impeller, the drain pipe 87 Since air inside the drawer 3 is introduced through the communication pipe 79 and the siphon phenomenon is blocked, wash water will remain inside the drain pipe 87.

If washing water remains in the drain pipe 87, it is possible to prevent odors from the sewer from entering the tub body 41 through the drain pipe 87, but the risk of freezing of the drain pipe 87 in winter cannot be ruled out. Therefore, it is necessary to drain even the washing water inside the drain pipe 87 as needed. For this purpose, the residual water discharge unit 9 may be provided in the present invention.

The residual water discharge unit 9 provided in the present invention communicates with the housing F1 of the discharge unit F, but the residual water drain pipe exposed to the outside of the cabinet 2 when the drawer 3 is withdrawn from the cabinet 2. (91) may be provided.

The fixed end of the residual water drain pipe 91 communicates with the housing F1 through the housing second discharge part F5, and the free end of the residual water discharge pipe 91 is detachably fixed to the drawer body 31. can A drain pipe opening/closing part 911 for opening and closing the residual water drain pipe 91 is provided at a free end of the residual water drain pipe 91 .

Meanwhile, in order to detachably fix the free end of the residual water drain pipe 91 to the drawer body 31, the residual water discharge unit 9 may further include a drain pipe detachable portion 93 provided on the drawer body 31. can

The drain pipe detachable part 93 is provided on the drawer body 31 and is provided at a position adjacent to the rear of the drawer panel 33 (a position adjacent to the open surface 21).

That is, the drain pipe detachable part 93 is fixed to the drawer body 31 and passes through the fixing body 931 positioned between the rear surface of the drawer panel 33 and the inlet 353 and the fixing body 931. The fixing body through hole 933 provided to do so, and the fixing body through hole 933 may be provided as an entrance 935 provided by cutting the fixing body 931 so that the fixing body through hole 933 communicates with the outside of the fixing body 931.

The diameter of the fixing body through-hole 933 is greater than the diameter of the residual water drain pipe 91, and the width of the entrance 935 is smaller than the diameter of the residual water drain pipe 91.

Therefore, the user can insert the residual water drain pipe 91 into the fixed body through-hole 933 through the entrance 935 or withdraw it from the fixed body through-hole 933 to the outside of the fixed body 931 .

On the other hand, in order to prevent the residual water drain pipe 91 from getting tangled inside the cabinet 2 or interfering with devices provided inside the cabinet 2 when the drawer 3 is withdrawn from the cabinet 2, the drawer The lower body 31 may further include a drain pipe support 313 preventing the remaining water drain pipe 91 from contacting the inner circumferential surface of the cabinet 2 . FIG. 8 illustrates a case where the drain pipe support 313 is provided under the drawer body 31 as an example.

Although not shown in the drawing, the laundry treatment apparatus of the present invention may further include a hot air supply device (not shown) for supplying hot air to the tub 4 to dry laundry stored in the drum 5 . The hot air supply device may be provided in the first treatment device (T) or may be provided in the second treatment device (L).

Hereinafter, the operation process of the laundry treatment apparatus according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 8 .

In order to put laundry into the storage units 4 and 5 provided inside the drawer 3, the user needs to withdraw the drawer body 31 from the cabinet 2 using the drawer panel 33.

When the drawer body 31 is pulled out of the cabinet 2, the body 74 is supported by the body guider 76 and rotates in the direction in which the drawer body 31 is pulled out around the base rotation shaft 743. . Accordingly, the present invention can prevent the water supply pipe 77 from being damaged when the drawer 3 is withdrawn from the cabinet 2 .

Meanwhile, when the drawer 3 is withdrawn from the cabinet 2, the second frame 84 rotates clockwise about the second shaft 841, and the first frame 82 rotates along the first shaft 821. ) It rotates counterclockwise around the center, but maintains a state connected to the second frame 84 through the frame rotation shaft 86. Accordingly, the present invention can prevent the drain pipe 87 from being damaged when the drawer 3 is withdrawn from the cabinet 2 .

When the drawer body 31 is withdrawn from the cabinet 2 , the inlet 353 provided in the drawer cover 35 is exposed to the outside of the cabinet 2 . Accordingly, the user may insert laundry into the drum 5 positioned below the tub input port 435 by rotating the door 49 located inside the input slot 353 to open the tub input slot 435 .

When laundry is put into the drum 5, the user closes the tub inlet 435 with the door 49 and then inserts the drawer 3 into the cabinet 2. At this time, the guider 7 and the drain guider 8 prevent the water supply pipe 77 and the drain pipe 87 from interfering with devices in the cabinet 2 or the drawer 3.

When the user inputs a control command for washing through the control panel 331 while the drawer 3 is located inside the cabinet 2, the valve provided in the supply unit V opens the water supply pipe 77. do.

When the wash water supplied from the water supply source flows into the water supply pipe 77, the wash water passes through the water supply port 355 provided in the drawer cover 35 and the through hole 438 provided in the tub cover 43 to the drum ( 5) is supplied.

When the supply of wash water is completed, the driving unit rotates the drum 5. When the drum 5 rotates, the wash water inside the tub body 41 may rotate together with the drum inside the tub body 41 .

When the wash water is rotated inside the tub body 41 by the drum 5, the wash water inside the tub body 41 can move from the bottom surface of the tub body 41 toward the tub cover 43, but the tub cover ( Since the inclined portion 4391 is provided at 43), wash water can be re-introduced into the drum 5 through the open upper surface of the drum 5 according to the present invention.

When washing is completed, the control unit drains the wash water stored in the tub body 41 .

That is, the control unit supplies power to the motor (F2) provided in the discharge unit (F) to move the wash water inside the tub body (41) to the drain pipe (87). The washing water flowing into the drain pipe 87 passes through the discharge pipe 845 and the sewage pipe F7 and moves to the sewer.

The drain pipe 87 is connected to the water supply pipe 77 through the communication pipe 79, and the water supply pipe 77 communicates with the inside of the drawer body 31 through the water supply port 355, so that the controller supplies power to the motor F2. When the electric power is cut off, air is supplied to the drain pipe 87 and the siphon phenomenon is blocked.

On the other hand, since the drain pipe 87 provided in the present invention is inclined so that the remaining water inside the drain pipe 87 can move toward the housing F1, most of the remaining water inside the drain pipe 87 is in the housing F1 of the discharge unit. will be stored in

If wash water is stored in the housing F1, odors from the sewer can be prevented from flowing into the tub body 41 through the drain passage, and the first drain pipe 83 is damaged when the external temperature of the laundry treatment apparatus is lowered. can also be prevented.

In addition, in the present invention, since the residual water drain pipe 91 is connected to the housing F1, even residual water inside the housing F1 can be discharged as needed. However, in order to discharge residual water inside the housing F1, the user must withdraw the drawer 3 from the cabinet 2.

* On the other hand, when the wash water supplied to wash the laundry is hot water or when steam is supplied to the laundry after washing the laundry, moisture (hot water steam or steam, etc.) supplied into the tub body 41 passes through the through hole 438. Through this, it may be discharged to the outside of the tub body 41 .

Moisture discharged to the outside of the tub body 41 through the through hole 438 is condensed on the surface of the first recovery unit 451 provided at the top of the through hole 438 and then transferred to the second recovery unit 453. Since it will fall, leakage of moisture inside the tub body 41 to the drawer 3 or the cabinet 2 can be minimized.

9 shows another embodiment of the guider 7 provided in the present invention. Compared to the guider 7 of FIG. 8, the guider 7 provided in this embodiment has a water supply passage and a drainage passage It is distinguished in that it is supported by guiders 7.

The guider 7 provided in this embodiment is also provided with a body 74 rotatably provided on the support part 72 and a body guider 76 guiding the movement of the body 74.

The body 74 has a base 741 rotatably coupled to the support 72 through a base rotation shaft 743, and the internal space of the base 741 is divided into a first flow path 71 and a second flow path 81. A dividing wall 742 and a cover 749 coupled to the base 741 to seal the first and second passages 71 and 81 may be provided.

The body 74 is supported by the body guider 76 through the guider fastening parts 781 and 783, the positional relationship between the body 74 and the body guider 76, the position of the guider fastening parts 781 and 783 And since the structure has been described above, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

In the present embodiment, the water supply passage provided in the laundry treatment apparatus includes a first passage 71 provided in the body 74, a connection pipe 73 connecting the first passage 71 to the supply unit V, and a first passage 71. It may be provided as a water supply pipe 77 connecting the passage 71 to the water supply port 355 provided in the drawer. The water supply pipe 77 may be fixed to the water supply port 355 through a fixing part 771 fixed to the drawer 3 .

On the other hand, the drainage flow path provided in this embodiment includes the second flow path 81 provided in the body 74, the first drain pipe 83 connecting the second flow path 81 and the housing F1 of the discharge unit, and the second flow path 81. It may be provided as a second drain pipe 85 connecting the flow path 81 and the sewage pipe F7.

The second drain pipe 85 may be connected to the housing F1 through a first housing discharge part F4 provided in the housing. Furthermore, the first drain pipe 83 and the second drain pipe 85 may be provided with an elastic material (such as rubber) or may be provided with a corrugated pipe structure capable of longitudinal expansion and contraction.

Meanwhile, the body 74 provided in this embodiment may be provided to have a cross section of the form shown in FIG. 10 . 10 shows a case where the cross section of the body 74 located on the upper rear surface of the drawer 3 is provided in a shape capable of accommodating the upper edge of the rear surface of the drawer 3, and through this, the present invention The volume of the drawer 3 can be maximized while the volume of the silver cabinet 2 is minimized.

The first passage 71 is provided above the drawer 3 and is parallel to the upper surface of the drawer (the drawer cover 35), and the second passage 81 is the drawer 3 It may be provided at the rear of and parallel to the rear surface of the drawer 3.

When deflection occurs in the body 74 due to its own weight or external force (vibration of the drawer, etc.), the region of the body 74 where the first passage 71 is provided is the upper surface 35 of the drawer. Since it can be supported, the above-described cross-sectional shape of the body 74 serves as a means to prevent deformation or damage of the guider 7.

* When the drawer 3 is inserted into the cabinet 2, the guider 7 guides the drawer 3 in the area of the body 74 where the second flow path 81 is provided. prevent it from turning towards Therefore, the above-described cross-sectional shape of the body 74 serves as a means to prevent the body 74 from leaving the set position due to an external force (vibration of a drawer, etc.).

The present invention is not limited to the scope of its rights to the above-described embodiment that will be able to be practiced in various forms. Therefore, if the modified embodiment includes the elements of the claims of the present invention, it should be regarded as belonging to the scope of the present invention.

*100: Clothes treatment device T: First treatment device L: Second treatment device
2: cabinet 3: drawer 31: drawer body
33: drawer panel 35: drawer cover 353: slot
355: water inlet 4: tub 41: tub body
43: tub cover 435: tub inlet 438: through hole
45: recovery unit 451: first recovery unit 453: second recovery unit
454: recovery body 455: body flange 456: body through-hole
457: flange through hole 47: return hole 49: door
495: sealing part 5: drum 7: guider
72: support 74: body 741: base
743: base rotation shaft 745: accommodation space 76: body guider
78: guider fastening part 8: drainage guider 82: first frame
84: second frame 86: frame rotation shaft 71: first flow path
73: connector 77: water supply pipe 79: communicating pipe
81: second flow path 83: first drain pipe 85: second drain pipe
9: residual water discharge unit 91: residual water drain pipe 93: drain pipe detachable portion
F: Outlet F1: Housing

Claims (1)

cabinet;
a drawer provided to be drawn out from the cabinet;
an accommodating unit provided inside the drawer and providing a space in which wash water is stored;
a water supply passage connected to a water supply source and supplying washing water to the receiving unit;
a body provided with the water supply passage or provided to support the water supply passage, and rotatably coupled to the cabinet;
and a body guider provided in the cabinet to guide movement of the body.

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