KR20230147432A - Apparatus for clothing care - Google Patents

Abstract

Various embodiments of the present disclosure relate to an upper flow path structure that simplifies the flow path for supplying hot air, cold air, or steam to manage clothes or shoes in a clothes care machine, and a steam nozzle mounting structure that can prevent a decrease in air volume in the flow path. For this purpose, the clothes management machine includes a back flow path connected from the lower machine room to the upper machine room between the rear inner case plate provided on the inside from the back of the housing and the back outer case plate provided on the outside of the back of the housing to face the rear inner case plate. It extends vertically from one end of the rear inner case plate that reaches the inside of the upper machine room and is disposed to be sandwiched between the output portion of the fan module disposed in the upper machine room and the input end of the upper flow path, and the output portion of the fan module and the upper portion. The portion facing the input end of the flow path may include an open screen. Various other embodiments are possible.

Description

Clothing care device{APPARATUS FOR CLOTHING CARE}

This disclosure relates to a clothes care machine having a flow path on the back.

In general, when going out of the house, there is a high possibility that clothes will wrinkle or be exposed to dust, various bacteria or viruses. Additionally, during the summer or rainy season, moisture may seep into clothes, which may not only make them less comfortable to wear, but also cause unpleasant odors. To solve this problem, it is desirable to dry or wash clothes as soon as possible after returning home. However, frequent washing can cause damage to clothes. In particular, due to changes in lifestyle patterns where the production or consumption of clothing using functional fabrics such as Gore-Tex, which are difficult to wash or clean, has become common, demand for products such as clothing care machines that provide the function of drying, deodorizing, and sterilizing clothing is increasing. It is continuously increasing.

The clothes care machine can supply air force such as steam or hot air to clothes stored in the internal storage space, or apply vibration to remove odor, wrinkles, or moisture remaining in the clothes. To this end, the clothes management machine may include a storage room in which clothes are stored, a door that opens and closes the storage room, and a device that supplies steam or hot air to the storage room.

The clothes care machine sprays steam on the clothes stored in the storage compartment, so that the water particles combine with the odor particles present in the fiber tissue of the clothes, and during the drying process using hot air, the water particles combined with the odor particles are separated from the clothes. It can be operated to be discharged. Additionally, the clothes care machine can spray steam on clothes stored in a storage compartment and operate to relieve or remove wrinkles in clothes that have been supplied with moisture by the steam during a drying process.

Clothes care machines, which are generally home appliances that manage clothes, are made in the form of a hard case wardrobe, and after placing clothes inside, they can be used to dehumidify, deodorize or sterilize the clothes using hot air, cold air or steam. To this end, the clothes care machine may have a complex flow path structure to supply hot air, cold air, or steam to the storage room where clothes are stored.

The clothes care machine can have a relatively larger size than other home appliances due to the storage room where clothes are stored or a flow path structure for supplying hot air, cold air, or steam to the storage room, thus satisfying the needs of consumers who want a small product size. Efforts were needed to satisfy.

One embodiment of the present disclosure provides a simplified upper flow path structure for supplying hot air, cold air, or steam to manage clothes in a clothes care machine.

Another embodiment of the present disclosure provides a steam nozzle mounting structure that can prevent a decrease in the air volume used to supply hot air, cold air, or steam to manage clothes in a clothes care machine.

The technical problems to be achieved in the present disclosure are not limited to the above-mentioned technical problems, and other technical problems not mentioned above may be derived from the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure by those skilled in the art. there is.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a clothes care machine includes a housing, a chamber provided inside the housing, a top of the chamber, a first fan module, and an output portion of the first fan module in the chamber. An upper machine room in which an upper flow path connected to an inward discharge port is disposed, a lower machine room provided at the bottom of the chamber and a steam generator is disposed, a rear inner case plate provided on the inside from the back of the housing, and a back inner case plate provided on the back of the housing. A rear flow path connected from the lower machine room to the upper machine room between a rear trauma plate provided to face the rear inner casing plate on the outside, and a rear flow path extending vertically from one end of the rear inner casing plate between the first fan module and the upper flow path. It is arranged to be inserted into the first fan module, and includes a screen having an opening at a portion where the output portion of the first fan module and the input end of the upper flow passage face each other, and one end of the bottom inner case plate forming the bottom of the chamber and the rear inner case. A first opening may be provided between one end of the plate so that a steam nozzle can be mounted on the rear flow path.

According to various embodiments of the present disclosure, the clothes care machine can not only simplify the assembly of the product by simplifying the upper passage structure, but also reduce the number of parts to reduce the causes of defects or increase productivity by lowering material costs. there is. In addition, by excluding parts that may cause a decrease in air volume in the flow path of the clothes care machine, not only can the flow path efficiency be increased, but the air force can also be increased.

The effects that can be obtained from the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure are not limited to the effects mentioned above, and other effects not mentioned are common knowledge in the technical field to which the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure belong from the following description. It can be clearly derived and understood by those who have it. That is, unintended effects resulting from implementing the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure may also be derived by those skilled in the art from the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure.

1 is a perspective view of a clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a circulation flow path structure in a clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 3 is a perspective view showing the upper passage structure in a clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 4 is a perspective view of a housing constituting a clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view of portion A of Figure 4.
Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view of portion B of Figure 4.
Figure 7 is a cross-sectional view of a lower machine room in a clothes care machine, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 8 is a bottom structural diagram of a chamber in which a steam nozzle can be installed through a filter case in a clothes care machine, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 9 is a plan view showing a structure in which a steam nozzle can be mounted through a filter case in a clothes care machine, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 10 is a layout diagram of a connection hose connecting a steam nozzle and a steam generator in a clothes care machine, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figures 11 and 12 are exploded perspective views of a clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 13 is an exploded perspective view of the upper part of the clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 14 is a cross-sectional perspective view of the lower part of the clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 15 is an internal rear view of the lower part of the clothes management machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figures 16 and 17 are exploded perspective views of a clothes care machine according to another embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 18 is an exploded perspective view of the upper part of a clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 19 is a cross-sectional perspective view of the lower part of a clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Figure 20 is an internal rear view of the lower part of the clothes management machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
In relation to the description of the drawings, identical or similar reference numerals may be used for identical or similar components.

Hereinafter, various embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings. In the description that follows, specific details, such as detailed configurations and components, will be provided merely to facilitate a general understanding of the embodiments of the present disclosure. Accordingly, it should be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications to the embodiments described herein may be made without departing from the scope and spirit of the present disclosure. Additionally, descriptions of well-known functions and configurations may be omitted for clarity and brevity.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a clothing care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a circulation flow path structure in the clothing care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 3 is an embodiment of the present disclosure. As an example, this is a perspective view to show the upper channel structure in a clothing care machine.

Referring to Figures 1, 2 or 3, the clothes care machine 1 according to one embodiment supplies steam to the chamber 120, which is a space for holding and managing clothes connected to the machine room, and performs a dehumidifying operation using a dehumidifying cycle. By doing so, it is possible to manage the condition of the clothing placed in the chamber 120. The housing 10 of the clothes care machine 1 may be composed of a chamber 120, an upper part 100 including an upper machine room 130, or a lower part 200 including a lower machine room 140. The upper machine room 130 may be provided between the ceiling (eg, upper surface) of the chamber 120 and the upper cabinet 20 corresponding to the ceiling of the housing 10. The lower machine room 140 may be provided below the bottom inner case plate (e.g., bottom inner case plate 70 of FIG. 7), which is the bottom (e.g., lower surface) of the chamber 120.

According to one embodiment, the upper machine room 130 provided at the upper part 100 of the chamber 120, which is a clothing management space, can be configured with a separate mechanical device such as a circulation passage to improve performance such as wrinkle relief, deodorization, and dust collection. . For example, a first fan module (eg, upper fan module 50 in FIG. 2) or a filter module (not shown) may be disposed in the upper machine room 130. For example, the first fan module 50 sucks air from the rear flow path (e.g., the rear duct 11 in FIG. 2) through an input unit and flows it into a duct (e.g., the upper duct 60 in FIG. 2) through an output unit. )), air can be discharged to create a flow path (upper flow path). For example, the filter module can filter out harmful substances such as dust, odor particles, and viruses on the flow path.

According to one embodiment, the lower machine room 140 provided at the lower part 200 of the chamber 120, which is a clothing management space, is equipped with a second fan module (e.g., lower fan module) and a steam module (e.g., the steam nozzle of FIG. 7). 211), a connection lake 215, a steam generator 217), a dehumidification cycle module, and a drainage module may be disposed. For example, the second fan module may suck in external air through an input unit and discharge the air to a rear flow path (eg, the rear duct 11 in FIG. 2) through an output unit. The steam module (e.g., the steam nozzle 211, connection hose 215, and steam generator 217 in FIG. 7) receives water from, for example, a water tank and flows through the back flow path (e.g., the back duct in FIG. 2). (11)) can generate steam. The steam module may include a heater, temperature sensor, or pump. The dehumidification cycle module may include, for example, a compressor or a heat exchanger that determines the drying performance of the clothes care machine 1. The drain module may include, for example, a water level sensor or pump to collect remaining water (remaining water) and drain it into a sump.

According to one embodiment, a fastening member having a structure capable of fastening a clothing holder capable of holding clothing (e.g., the hanger 121 of FIG. 2) may be provided at the upper end 100 of the chamber 120. . For example, a downward opening may be formed at the lower end of the fastening member. The air or steam discharged through the opening can relieve wrinkles in clothes placed on the hanger 121 or deodorize them.

According to one embodiment, the upper machine room 130 provided above the ceiling of the chamber 120 may communicate with the outside through a first opening open in the front direction (X-axis direction). The first opening may be a passage for discharging the inside air to the outside. For example, the first opening may be provided to face an open outlet of a duct (eg, upper duct 60 in FIG. 2) disposed in the upper machine room 130. An exhaust damper and a motor to drive the exhaust damper may be disposed between the first opening and the upper duct 60 facing each other. For example, when the exhaust damper is opened by driving the motor, the outlet of the upper duct 60 may be opened to the outside, and when closed by driving the motor, the outlet of the upper duct 60 may be opened to the outside. The exit may be blocked from the outside. When blocked from the outside by the exhaust damper, air discharged through the outlet of the upper duct 60 may be blown out through a second opening opened downward from the lower surface of the fastening member.

According to one embodiment, a rear duct 11 corresponding to the first duct is formed in the vertical direction between the rear inner wound plate 40, which is the rear of the chamber 120, and the rear trauma plate 30, which is the rear of the housing 10. It can be provided. The rear inner case plate 40 may be provided on the inside of the rear surface of the housing 10, and the rear trauma plate 30 may face the rear inner case plate 40 on the outside of the rear surface of the housing 10. It can be provided. That is, the rear inner casing plate 40 may be provided as a front duct for forming the rear flow path 13, and the rear traumatic plate 30 may be provided as a rear duct for forming the rear flow path 13. there is. A rear flow path 13 may be created in the rear duct 11. The rear flow passage 13 created in the rear duct 11 may be provided with an intake port 123 near the bottom of the rear duct 11 for sucking in air inside the chamber 120. The air inside the chamber 120 sucked through the intake port 123 may move to the upper end 100 along the rear flow path 13 formed on the rear duct 11. The rear flow path 13 may be a flow path connected from the lower machine room 140 to the upper machine room 130 between the rear inner casing plate 40 and the rear traumatic plate 30.

According to one embodiment, one or a plurality of flow path ribs 110 may be provided along the back flow path 13 in the back duct 11 provided between the rear inner trauma plate 40 and the rear trauma plate 30. For example, the one or more flow path ribs 110 may be provided to extend from one side of the rear inner trauma plate 40 facing the rear trauma plate 30 to reach the rear trauma plate 40. . For example, the plurality of flow path ribs 110 include first and second flow path ribs provided upward along near both ends of the rear duct 11 and one or a plurality of flow path ribs provided upward along near the middle of the back flow path 13. It may include a third channel rib. The plurality of flow path ribs 110 may be arranged at equal intervals in the horizontal direction across the rear duct 11. The first and second flow path ribs may have a different length from the third flow path rib. As an example, the first and second flow path ribs may be provided in the entire vertical direction from the bottom to the top of the rear flow path 13, and the one or more third flow path ribs may be provided at the bottom of the rear flow path 13. It is provided to a certain distance that does not reach the top, or it is provided to a certain distance that does not reach the bottom from the top of the rear flow path 13, or it is provided in the entire vertical direction from the bottom to the top of the rear flow path 13, Alternatively, it may be provided as a combination of the above three forms.

According to one embodiment, the rear inner case plate 40 may be composed of one injection molded product that can be divided into three parts depending on the installation section. For example, the rear inner plate 40 has a first section 410 corresponding to a vertical section from the bottom to the top of the rear flow path 13, and is formed at a predetermined slope from one end of the first section 410. A second section 430 corresponding to the inclined section and a third section corresponding to a vertical section configured to partially divide the upper machine room 130 by extending from near one end of the second section toward the upper cabinet 20 ( 450). Hereinafter, the first section 410 included in the rear inner plate 40 is referred to as the 'first rear inner vertical plate 410', and the second section 430 included in the rear inner plate 40 is It is referred to as the 'rear inner case inclined plate 430', and the third section 450 included in the rear inner case plate 40 is referred to as the 'second rear inner vertical plate 450' or 'screen 450'. do.

According to one embodiment, the screen 450 is a second rear inner vertical plate extending in the vertical direction from one end of the rear inner case inclined plate 430 included in the rear inner case plate 40 that reaches the inside of the upper machine room 130. It may correspond to (450). The shield 450 may be provided to separate the upper machine room 130 from a space where the upper duct 60 is placed and a space where the first fan module 50 is placed. The shield 450 may be arranged to be sandwiched between the first fan module 50 and the upper duct 60. The screen 450 may be provided in one or multiple numbers. In this case, one side of the opening provided in the screen 450 may face the output unit through which air is discharged from the first fan module 50, and the other side of the opening provided in the screen 450 may face the first fan. It may face the input part of the upper duct 60, where an upper flow path due to air discharged from the module 50 is created. In this case, the output unit of the first fan module 50 and the input unit of the upper duct 60 may be fastened using predetermined fastening parts around the opening provided in the shield 450. The shield 450 may allow air discharged from the first fan module 50 to be efficiently delivered to the upper duct 60 without escaping to the outside. The number of openings to be provided in the shield 450 may be proportional to the number of fan modules disposed in the upper machine room 130. For example, if two fan modules are placed in the upper machine room 130, the screen 450 is provided with two openings corresponding to the output portions of the two fan modules, or both output portions of the two fan modules are provided. One opening corresponding to may be provided.

According to one embodiment, the rear inner case inclined plate 430 included in the rear inner case plate 40 may be formed to support part or all of the lower end of the first fan module 50. For example, an inclined surface may be provided at the front edge of the bottom of the first fan module 50, and the inclined surface provided on the first fan module 50 may be arranged to face the rear inner inclined plate 430. .

According to one embodiment, the second rear inner vertical plate 450 included in the rear inner plate 40 may be formed to support part or all of the front surface of the first fan module 50. For example, a vertical surface may be provided in front of the first fan module 50 where the output unit is located, and the vertical surface provided on the first fan module 50 may be arranged to face the second rear inner vertical plate 450. You can.

According to one embodiment, the upper machine room 130 may be provided by an upper cabinet 20 that is open at the bottom and placed on the top of the chamber 120, closed at the top, front, and left and right sides, and open at the back. there is. The open rear portion of the upper cabinet 20 may be closed by a rear trauma plate 30 . The rear trauma plate 30 includes, for example, the lower edge of the upper plate 15, which is provided to close the rear that is open in the upper cabinet 20, and the lower plate 17, which is provided to close the rear of the rear flow path 13. ) can be formed by fastening the top edge of the.

According to the above, by having the rear trauma plate 30 replace the role of the rear duct of the rear flow passage 13, the rear duct can be omitted, and the number of parts constituting the rear flow passage can be reduced.

According to one embodiment, a storage box (not shown) for storing deodorizing substances may be placed in the rear duct 11 vertically disposed between the rear of the chamber 120 and the housing 10 at any location. there is. The storage box may have a structure in which a rear flow path 13 can be created so as not to impede the flow of air flowing through the rear duct 11. The deodorizing material may be, for example, a material capable of removing odor, such as charcoal. The storage box may be placed in the upper duct 60 rather than the rear duct 11.

According to one embodiment, a lower machine room 140 may be provided below the bottom of the chamber 120. A heat pump capable of generating hot air may be placed in the lower machine room 140. The heat pump may include a heater capable of generating heat and a lower fan module capable of generating wind. A duct may be provided between the left and/or right sides of the chamber 120 and the housing to create a flow path for hot air generated by the heat pump.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a housing constituting a clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of portion A of FIG. 4, and FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of portion B of FIG. 4.

Referring to Figures 4, 5, or 6, the housing 10 of the clothes care machine 1 according to one embodiment may include a chamber 120, an upper machine room 130, or a lower machine room 140. The upper machine room 130 may be provided in an upper cabinet 20 provided at the top of the ceiling (eg, upper surface) of the chamber 120. The lower machine room 140 may be provided below the bottom inner case plate (e.g., bottom inner case plate 70 of FIG. 7), which is the bottom (e.g., lower surface) of the chamber 120.

According to one embodiment, a first fan module 50 for forming an upper flow passage or a filter module (not shown) for removing harmful substances may be disposed in the upper machine room 130 provided in the upper cabinet 20. . The first fan module 50 has an input portion near the rear edge of the upper machine room 130 facing downward to allow inflow of the rear flow path 13 through the rear duct 11, and an output portion facing the upper machine room 130. ) It may be arranged to face to the left, where the input portion of the upper duct (e.g., upper duct 60 in FIG. 2) provided inside is located. A shield 450 may be disposed between the output part of the first fan module 50 and the input part of the upper duct 60. The shield 450 may be provided with an opening to allow the output part of the first fan module 50 and the input part of the upper duct 60 to communicate. For example, the first fan module 50 may suck in air through a rear flow path formed inside the rear duct 11 through an input unit and discharge the air to the input unit of the upper duct 60 through an output unit. . The first fan module 50 has a roughly sloped lower left corner, and a rear inner inclined plate 430 included in the rear inner plate 40 is provided to face along the slope, so that the first fan module 50 (50) can be supported from below. The right side, that is, the rear side, of the first fan module 50 may be supported by the inner surface of the rear trauma plate 30.

According to one embodiment, the rear duct 11 existing between the rear inner casing plate 40 and the rear casing plate 30 extends vertically upward from the entrance of the discharge port through which air is discharged from the lower machine room 140 to form a housing ( It may be provided to reach the upper machine room 130 along the rear surface of 10). A steam nozzle 211 may be provided at a certain distance upward from the starting position of the rear duct 11. A dust collection filter 213 may be disposed along the rear of the chamber 120 from the position where the rear duct 11 starts to the position where the steam nozzle 211 is provided.

According to one embodiment, a cross section viewed from above based on the front of the housing 10 has a rear duct 11 in which a rear flow passage 13 is formed in the front, and inside the rear duct 11 there is a vertical direction. Euro ribs 110 may be disposed. The flow path ribs 110 may extend vertically from the rear inner plate 40 to the rear outer plate 30 or may have a slight gap.

According to one embodiment, the rear duct 11 may have a first surface (e.g., back or outer surface) formed by the rear external plate 30, and a rear internal external plate (e.g., the rear internal external plate 40 of FIG. 2). )) The second side (e.g., front or inner surface) may be configured. The rear inner case plate 40 may be made of inner cases 501 and 503 made of plastic. The rear inner casing plate 40 includes a first inner casing 503 that spatially separates the rear duct 11 and the chamber 120, and both sides of the rear duct 11 at both ends of the first inner casing 503. It may include a second inner box 501 that provides a side surface. For example, the second inner box 501 may be provided to extend from near both ends of the first inner box 503 to reach the rear trauma plate 30 . The second inner case 501 may be coupled to the rear trauma plate 30 on the other side rather than on the one side extending from the first inner case 503. The other side of the second inner wound 501 may be bent to provide a contact surface that abuts the rear trauma plate 30 for coupling with the rear trauma plate 30 .

According to one embodiment, both ends of the first inner case 503 included in the rear inner case plate 40 may be coupled to the left or right side plate 510 of the housing 10 by the fastening portion 520. . The fastening portion 520 may be coupled by inserting a first fastening member provided on both ends of the first inner case 503 into a second fastening member provided on the left or right side plate 510 of the housing 10. .

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of a lower machine room in a clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 8 is a bottom view of a chamber in which a steam nozzle can be mounted through a filter case in the clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. It is a structural diagram, and FIG. 9 is a plan view showing a structure in which a steam nozzle can be mounted through a filter case in a clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 10 is a clothes care machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. This is a layout diagram of the connection lake connecting the steam nozzle and the steam generator.

Referring to Figures 7, 8, 9, or 10, the lower machine room 140 according to one embodiment may be separated from the chamber 120 by the inner bottom plate 70. The bottom inner plate 70 may be the bottom of the chamber 120. An opening may be provided at a portion where one end of the bottom inner case plate 70 provided inside the chamber 120 and one end of the rear inner case plate 40 come into contact with each other. The opening may have an inclined surface inclined from the front to the back of the chamber 120.

According to one embodiment, the filter case 80 is provided to be attachable or detachable around the opening so as to cover the opening formed at the portion where one end of the bottom inner case plate 70 and one end of the rear inner case plate 40 come into contact with each other. It can be. The filter case 80 may have a structure capable of mounting a predetermined filter on its back. The filter case 80 may be provided with a window 810 made of a transparent or translucent material. Through the window 810 made of transparent or translucent material provided in the filter case 80, the internal state of the rear flow path 13 can be checked, or the steam nozzle fastened to one wall of the rear flow path 13 ( 211) so that you can check the status.

According to one embodiment, a fastening structure 211 such as a screw groove capable of fastening the steam nozzle 211 may be provided around the inside of the opening where the filter case 80 is mounted. For example, the fastening structure 211 may be provided at the upper left entrance of the opening. This is to make it easy to fasten the steam nozzle 211 to the fastening structure 211. Additionally, the position of the fastening structure 211 may be determined by taking into account the effect this may have on the air flow in the rear flow path 13 after the steam nozzle 211 is mounted. This is to minimize the steam nozzle 211's obstruction of the air flow on the rear flow path 13. For example, the steam nozzle 211 is fastened by passing through a screw hole provided in the steam nozzle 211 with the screw head facing the rear flow path and then being inserted into a screw groove provided as a fastening structure 211 around the opening. It can be. The output portion of the steam nozzle 211 may be provided in a direction that allows steam to be discharged upward from the rear flow passage 13.

According to one embodiment, one end of the connection hose 215 may be connected to the steam nozzle 211, and the other end may be connected to the steam generator 217. For example, the connection hose 215, one end of which is connected to the side of the steam nozzle 211, is lowered through a through hole penetrating the bottom inner case plate 70 or the inner case connection part 223 extending from the bottom inner case plate 70. It can be withdrawn into the machine room 140. The inner case connection part 223 may be used to connect one end of the bottom inner case plate 70 provided with an opening and one end of the rear inner case plate 14. The other end of the connection hose 215 drawn out into the lower machine room 140 through the through hole may extend vertically downward and be connected to an output unit provided in the steam generator 217 located at the bottom of the housing 10.

According to one embodiment, an opening 219 is provided on the floor corresponding to the lower surface of the inner bottom plate 70, and one end of the opening 219 is the output of the second fan module disposed in the lower machine room 140. It may be coupled to the portion, and the other end may be coupled to the rear flow passage 13. Accordingly, the air flow discharged from the second fan module can pass through the opening 219 and be delivered to the rear flow path 13. An intake port 221 may be provided on one side of the bottom inner plate 70 for sucking in air inside the chamber 120. The suction inlet 221 provided on the lower surface of the inner bottom plate 70 may be used to complete the air circulation structure 210 in the clothes care machine 1.

FIGS. 11 to 15 are diagrams showing the structure of a clothing management device (e.g., the clothing management device 1 of FIG. 1) according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIGS. 11 and 12 are diagrams showing the structure of a clothing management device (e.g., the clothing management device 1 of FIG. 1) according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 13 is an exploded perspective view of the clothing management machine 1 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 14 is an exploded perspective view of the upper portion (e.g., the upper portion 100 of FIG. 1) of the clothing management machine 1 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. 15 is a cross-sectional perspective view of the lower part (e.g., lower part 200 of FIG. 1) of the clothes care machine 1 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 15 is a lower part (e.g., FIG. This is an internal rear view of the lower part 200 of 1.

11 to 15, the outer case of the housing (e.g., housing 10 in FIG. 1) includes three plates 1110, 1120, and 1130 constituting the edge 1100 and at least one back plate 1300. ) may include. Since the three plates 1110, 1120, and 1130 constituting the border 1100 can be formed as one structure rather than a separate structure, separate fastenings are required to combine the three plates 1110, 1120, and 1130. The means may not be available.

According to one embodiment, the three plates 1110, 1120, and 1130 constituting the border 1100 of the external case in the housing 10 are the upper plate 1110, the upper plate 1110, based on the front of the clothes care machine 1. It may include a right plate 1120 extending downward from the right edge line of the plate 1110 to near the bottom, and a left plate 1130 extending downward from the left edge line of the upper plate 1110 to near the bottom. . A bottom plate connects a line at the other end of the right plate 1120 that is not connected to the top plate 1110 and a line at the other end of the left plate 1130 that is not connected to the top plate 1110. More may be provided.

According to one embodiment, at least one rear plate 1300 constituting the external case of the housing 10 may include three plates 1310, 1320, and 1330 that divide the rear surface into three. The three plates 1310, 1320, and 1330 may be composed of an upper plate 1330, a middle plate 1310, and a lower plate 1320 that divide the rear surface into three regions. For example, the top plate 1330 may form the back of the upper part 100 of the housing 10 where the upper machine room (e.g., the upper machine room 130 in FIG. 1) is provided, and the middle plate 1310 may form the housing ( 10), the back side of the rear flow path (e.g., the rear duct 11 in FIG. 2) provided on the back of the chamber (e.g., chamber 120 in FIG. 1) may be formed, and the lower plate 1320 is formed on the housing 10. ) may form the back of the lower part 200, where a lower machine room (e.g., lower machine room 140 in FIG. 1) is provided.

According to one embodiment, the top plate 1330 constituting the back plate 1300 of the external case may be provided with one or a plurality of handles 1331 and 1333 or an upper ventilation hole 1335 near the top. The middle plate 1310 constituting the back plate 1300 of the external case may be coupled to the upper edge of the upper plate 1330 by a predetermined fastening part having a partition structure, and the lower edge may be in contact with the lower edge of the upper plate 1330. It may be coupled to the upper edge of the lower plate 1320 by a predetermined fastener having a partition structure. The middle plate 1310 may be composed of a single plate provided with fastening members at both ends for fastening to the upper plate 1330 or the lower plate 1320. The lower plate 1320 constituting the back plate 1300 of the external case may be provided with a lower ventilation hole 1321 near the bottom.

According to one embodiment, an inner case 1200 may be provided inside the outer case of the housing 10. The inner case 1200 includes, for example, an inner right side plate 1210 provided to face the right side plate 1120 of the outer case, an inner left side plate 1220 provided to face the left side plate 1130 of the outer case, A rear plate 1230 provided to face the rear plate 1300 of the external case (e.g., the rear inner case plate 40 in FIG. 2), and a rear flow path provided on the rear surface 1230 (e.g., the rear flow path 13 in FIG. 2). ) It may include flow path ribs 1240 arranged in a vertical direction uniformly or unevenly on the surface, a lower space 1260 usable as the lower machine room 140, or a floor surface 1270 provided to support the floor. The flow path ribs 1240 may include, for example, five flow path ribs 1241, 1243, 1245, 1247, and 1249 arranged at even intervals along the rear flow path 13.

According to one embodiment, the upper assembly 1400 may be provided on the upper part of the inner case 1200 provided inside the outer case of the housing 10. The upper assembly 1400 may be a structure for sucking in air supplied through a rear passage 13 provided on the rear of the inner case 1200 and discharging it downward from the upper end of the chamber 120. In the housing 10, the lower assembly 1500 may be provided above the lower space 1260 provided below the inner case 1200 provided inside the outer case. The lower assembly 1500 is generated by a steam generator (e.g., steam generator 217 in FIG. 10) disposed in the lower space 1260 where the lower machine room 140 is provided, and is supplied to the supply lake 1540 (e.g., FIG. 10). It may be a structure for discharging steam supplied through the connection lake 215) to the rear flow path 13.

According to one embodiment, the upper assembly 1400 forms a cavity 1410 in the upper part 100 to provide an internal space to be used as the upper machine room 130, and an upper flow path to discharge air to the top of the chamber 120. An upper duct 1420 (e.g., upper duct 60 in FIG. 2), a fan module 1430 (e.g., upper fan in FIG. 2) that intakes air from the rear flow path 13 and discharges it to the upper duct 1420. It may include a module 50), a fixing member 1450 for fastening the cavity 1410 to the upper surface of the inner case 1200, or an outlet 1440 for discharging air discharged by the upper duct 1420. there is.

According to one embodiment, the cavity 1410 is a 'ㄷ' shaped frame 1411 with one side open and the other sides closed, and an upper support disposed across the upper portion near the open side of the frame 1411. (1413), coupling portions (1417, 1419) that are coupled to the frame (1411) using fastening members such as nuts at both ends of the support (1413), or horizontally lower part near the closed front of the frame (1411). It may include a lower support 1415 disposed across. The lower support 1415 may be provided with gaps through which air can flow at regular intervals in the short length direction. Inside the cavity 1410, the discharge port 1439 of the fan module 1430 may be mounted in close contact with the intake port of the upper duct 1420.

According to one embodiment, the upper duct 1420 may be composed of an upper member 1421 with a closed upper part and an open lower part, and a lower member 1423 with an open upper part. For example, the upper duct 1420 may form a plurality of independent flow paths by coupling the open lower portion of the upper member 1421 and the open upper portion of the lower member 1423 in close contact. Openings may be provided at the lower end of the lower member 1423 to face the discharge port 1440 through which air will be discharged into the chamber 120.

According to one embodiment, the fan module 1430 is provided with an inlet 1437 on one side to receive air from the rear flow passage 13, and an outlet 1439 provided to face the inlet of the upper duct 1420. Between the first fan (1431) and the second fan (1433) and one side of the first fan (1431) and one side of the second fan (1433), the first fan (1431) and the second fan (1433) A coupling portion 1435 may be provided.

The lower machine room 140 according to one embodiment may be spatially separated from the chamber 120 by a chamber floor 1280 (eg, the inner bottom plate 70 of FIG. 7). An opening may be provided at a portion where one end of the chamber bottom 1280 provided inside the chamber 120 and one end of the chamber bottom 1280 come into contact with each other. The opening may have an inclined surface inclined from the front to the back of the chamber 120. The opening may be opened or closed by the opening cover part 1520. The opening cover 1520 may be rotated forward and backward about one side, or the opening may be opened or closed by rotating left and right about one side. The opening cover part 1520 may include a filter case. For example, the filter case may be provided to be attachable or detachable around the opening so as to cover the opening formed at a portion where one end of the chamber bottom 1280 and one end of the chamber bottom 1280 come into contact with each other. The filter case may have a structure capable of mounting a predetermined filter on its back.

According to one embodiment, a fastening structure 1513 such as a screw groove into which the steam nozzle assembly 1510 can be fastened may be provided around the inside of the opening where the opening cover part 1520 is mounted. For example, the fastening structure 1513 may be provided at the upper left entrance of the opening or may be provided toward the inside of the upper end to facilitate fastening the steam nozzle assembly 1510. After the second fastening groove 1515 provided in the steam nozzle assembly 1510 is aligned with the first fastening groove provided in the fastening structure 1513, the first fastening groove and the second fastening groove 1515 are connected. A screw is inserted through the screw so that the steam nozzle assembly 1510 can be fixed to the fastening structure 1513. The position of the fastening structure 1513 can be determined by taking into account the effect this has on the air flow in the rear flow path 13 after the steam nozzle assembly 1510 is mounted. This is to minimize the steam nozzle assembly 1510's obstruction of the air flow on the rear flow path 13. For example, the steam nozzle assembly 1510 passes through a screw hole provided in the steam nozzle assembly 1510 with the screw head facing the rear flow path, and then is inserted into a screw groove provided as a fastening structure 1513 around the opening. It can be inserted and fastened. An output portion through which steam is discharged by the steam nozzle assembly 1510 may be provided above the rear flow passage 13.

According to one embodiment, one end of the supply hose 1530 (eg, the connection hose 215 in FIG. 7) may be connected to an input portion provided in the steam nozzle 1511. For this purpose, a fastening part 1590 may be provided at the input part of the steam nozzle 1511 so that one end of the supply hose 1530 can be inserted. The supply hose 1530 may extend from the flow path space where the steam nozzle 1511 is disposed, penetrate the back of the cavity providing the flow path space, and be discharged into the lower machine room 140, which is an external space. To this end, a hole 1540 may be provided on the rear surface of the cavity to allow the supply hose 1530 to pass through. A guide passage 1550 for fixing the supply hose 1530 may be provided on the surface exposed from the cavity toward the lower machine room 140. The supply hose 1530 placed along the guide passage 1550 may be fixed by being inserted into a fixing part 1560 provided on the path leading to the steam generator (e.g., the steam generator 217 in FIG. 7). For example, the fixing part 1560 may be installed on a surface where the upper case 1570 and the lower case 1580, which can store the air pump, are coupled.

FIGS. 16 to 20 are diagrams showing the structure of a clothing management device (e.g., the clothing management device 1 of FIG. 1) according to another embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIGS. 16 and 17 are diagrams showing the structure of a clothing management device (e.g., the clothing management device 1 of FIG. 1) according to another embodiment of the present disclosure. Figure 18 is an exploded perspective view of the clothes management machine 1, and Figure 18 is an exploded perspective view of the upper part (e.g., the upper part 100 of Figure 1) of the clothes management machine 1 according to another embodiment of the present disclosure, and Figure 19 is an exploded perspective view of the clothes management machine 1 according to another embodiment of the present disclosure. 20 is a cross-sectional perspective view of the lower part (e.g., the lower part 200 of FIG. 1) of the clothes care machine 1 according to another embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 20 is a lower part (e.g., FIG. This is an internal rear view of the lower part 200 of 1.

16 to 20, the outer case of the housing (e.g., housing 10 in FIG. 1) includes three plates 2110, 2120, and 2130 constituting the edge 2100 and at least one back plate 2300. ) may include.

According to one embodiment, the three plates 2110, 2120, and 2130 constituting the edge 2100 of the external case in the housing 10 are the upper plate 2110, the upper plate 2110, based on the front of the clothes care machine 1. It may include a right plate 2120 extending downward from the right edge line of the plate 2110 to near the bottom, and a left plate 2130 extending downward from the left edge line of the upper plate 2110 to near the bottom. . A bottom plate connects a line at the other end of the right plate 2120 that is not connected to the top plate 2110 and a line at the other end of the left plate 2130 that is not connected to the top plate 2110. More may be provided. The three plates 2110, 2120, and 2130 constituting the border 2100 have a separate structure, so that the upper plate 2110 and the right plate 2120 are combined, or the upper plate 2110 and the left plate are combined. A fastening means for coupling (2130) may be provided near the coupling. The upper plate 2110 has a 'L' shape near the rear of the clothes management machine 1 based on the front, and one or more handles 2111 and 2113 may be provided on the facing side.

According to one embodiment, at least one rear plate 2300 constituting the external case of the housing 10 may include two plates 2310 and 2320 that divide the rear surface. The two plates 2310 and 2320 may be composed of an upper plate 2310 and a lower plate 2320 that divide the rear surface into two regions. For example, the upper plate 2310 has an upper part 100 in the housing 10 provided with an upper machine room (e.g., upper machine room 130 in FIG. 1) and a chamber in the housing 10 (e.g., chamber 120 in FIG. 1). ) may form the back side of the rear flow path (e.g., the rear duct 11 in FIG. 2), and the lower plate 2320 is connected to the lower machine room (e.g., the lower machine room 140 in FIG. 1) in the housing 10. )) can be formed on the back of the lower part 200 provided.

According to one embodiment, the top plate 2310 constituting the back plate 2300 of the external case, although not shown, may be provided with one or more handles or an upper ventilation hole near the top. The upper plate 2310 constituting the back plate 2300 of the external case may be coupled to the lower plate 2320 by a predetermined fastener having a partition wall structure with its lower edge in contact with the upper edge of the lower plate 2320. The lower plate 2320 constituting the back plate 2300 of the external case may be provided with a lower ventilation hole 2321 near the bottom.

According to one embodiment, an inner case 2200 may be provided inside the outer case of the housing 10. The inner case 2200 includes, for example, an inner right side plate 2210 provided to face the right side plate 2120 of the outer case, an inner left side plate 2220 provided to face the left side plate 2130 of the outer case, A back plate 2230 provided to face the back plate 2300 of the external case (e.g., the back inner case plate 40 in FIG. 2), a back flow path provided in the back plate 2230 (e.g., the back flow path 13 in FIG. 2) )) It may include flow path ribs 2240 arranged in a vertical direction uniformly or unevenly on the top, a lower space 2260 usable as the lower machine room 140, or a floor surface 2270 provided to support the floor. The flow path ribs 2240 may include, for example, five flow path ribs 2241, 2243, 2245, 2247, and 2249 arranged at even intervals along the rear flow path 13.

According to one embodiment, an upper assembly 2400 may be provided on the upper part of the inner case 2200 provided inside the outer case of the housing 10. The upper assembly 2400 may be a structure for sucking in air supplied through the rear flow passage 13 provided on the rear of the inner case 2200 and discharging it downward from the upper end of the chamber 120. In the housing 10, the lower assembly 2500 may be provided above the lower space 2260 provided below the inner case 2200 provided inside the outer case. The lower assembly 2500 is generated by a steam generator (e.g., steam generator 217 in FIG. 10) disposed in the lower space 2260 where the lower machine room 140 is provided, and is supplied to the supply lake 2540 (e.g., FIG. 10). It may be a structure for discharging steam supplied through the connection lake 215) to the rear flow path 13.

According to one embodiment, the upper assembly 2400 forms a cavity 2410 in the upper part 100 to provide an internal space to be used as the upper machine room 130, and an upper flow path to discharge air to the top of the chamber 120. An upper duct 2420 (e.g., upper duct 60 in FIG. 2), a fan module 2430 (e.g., upper fan in FIG. 2) that intakes air from the rear flow path 13 and discharges it to the upper duct 2420. It may include an outlet 2440 for discharging air discharged by the module 50) or the upper duct 2420.

According to one embodiment, the cavity 2410 is a 'ㅁ' shaped frame 2411 in which all square faces are closed, and connects two facing faces among the inner faces provided on the upper part of the frame 2411, It may include an upper support 2413 disposed across or coupling portions 2417 and 2419 that are coupled to the frame 2411 using fastening members such as nuts at both ends of the support 2413. Inside the cavity 2410, the discharge port 2439 of the fan module 2430 may be mounted in close contact with the intake port of the upper duct 2420.

According to one embodiment, the upper duct 2420 may be composed of an upper member 2421 with a closed upper part and an open lower part, and a lower member 2423 with an open upper part. For example, the upper duct 2420 may form a plurality of independent flow paths by coupling the open lower portion of the upper member 2421 and the open upper portion of the lower member 2423 in close contact. Openings may be provided at the lower end of the lower member 2423 to face the discharge port 2440 through which air will be discharged into the chamber 120.

According to one embodiment, the fan module 2430 is provided with an inlet 2437 on one side to receive air from the rear flow passage 13, and an outlet 2439 provided to face the inlet of the upper duct 2420. Between the first fan (2431) and the second fan (2433) and one side of the first fan (2431) and one side of the second fan (2433), the first fan (2431) and the second fan (2433) A coupling portion 2435 may be provided.

According to one embodiment, a shield member 2280 may be disposed between the surface of the fan module 2430 where the discharge port 2429 is provided and the surface of the upper duct 2420 where the intake port is provided. The shield member 2280 may be provided with an opening 2281 near the discharge port 2429 of the fan module 2430 and the intake port of the upper duct 2420. The opening 2281 provided in the partition member 2280 may be a passage for transferring air discharged from the discharge port 2429 of the fan module 2430 to the intake port of the upper duct 2420.

The lower machine room 140 according to one embodiment may be spatially separated from the chamber 120 by a chamber floor 2280 (eg, the inner bottom plate 70 of FIG. 7). An opening may be provided at a portion where one end of the chamber bottom 2280 provided inside the chamber 120 and one end of the chamber bottom 2280 come into contact with each other. The opening may have a slight slope inclined from the front to the back of the chamber 120, but may have an almost vertical shape. The opening may be opened or closed by the opening cover part 2520. The opening cover 2520 may be rotated forward and backward about one side, or the opening may be opened or closed by rotating left and right about one side. The opening cover part 2520 may include a filter case 2521. For example, the filter case 2521 may be provided to be attachable or detachable around the opening so as to cover the opening formed at a portion where one end of the chamber bottom 2280 and one end of the chamber bottom 2280 come into contact with each other. there is. The filter case 2521 may have a structure capable of mounting a predetermined filter on its back.

According to one embodiment, a fastening structure 2513 such as a screw groove into which the steam nozzle assembly 2510 can be fastened may be provided around the inside of the opening where the opening cover part 2520 is mounted. For example, the fastening structure 2513 may be provided at the upper left entrance of the opening or may be provided toward the inside of the upper end to facilitate fastening the steam nozzle assembly 2510. After the second fastening groove 2515 provided in the steam nozzle assembly 2510 is aligned with the first fastening groove provided in the fastening structure 2513, the first fastening groove and the second fastening groove 2515 are connected. A screw is inserted through the screw so that the steam nozzle assembly 2510 can be fixed to the fastening structure 2513. The position of the fastening structure 2513 can be determined by taking into account the effect this may have on the air flow in the rear flow path 13 after the steam nozzle assembly 2510 is mounted. This is to minimize the steam nozzle assembly 2510's obstruction of the air flow on the rear flow path 13. For example, the steam nozzle assembly 2510 passes through a screw hole provided in the steam nozzle assembly 2510 with the screw head facing the rear flow path, and then is inserted into a screw groove provided as a fastening structure 2513 around the opening. It can be inserted and fastened. An output portion through which steam is discharged by the steam nozzle assembly 2510 may be provided above the rear flow passage 13.

According to one embodiment, one end of the supply hose 2530 (eg, the connection hose 215 in FIG. 7) may be connected to an input portion provided in the steam nozzle 2511. To this end, a fastening part 2590 may be provided at the input part of the steam nozzle 2511 so that one end of the supply hose 2530 can be inserted. The supply hose 2530 may extend from the flow path space where the steam nozzle 2511 is disposed, penetrate the back of the cavity providing the flow path space, and be discharged into the lower machine room 140, which is an external space. To this end, a hole 2540 may be provided on the rear surface of the cavity to allow the supply hose 2530 to pass through. A guide passage 2550 for fixing the supply hose 2530 may be provided on the surface exposed from the cavity toward the lower machine room 140. The supply hose 2530 placed along the guide passage 2550 may be fixed by being inserted into a fixing part 2560 provided on the path leading to the steam generator (e.g., the steam generator 217 in FIG. 7). For example, the fixing part 2560 may be installed on a surface where the upper case 2570 and the lower case 2580, which can store the air pump, are coupled.

The terms used in this disclosure are only used to describe specific embodiments and are not intended to limit the disclosure. For example, a component expressed in the singular should be understood as a concept that includes plural components unless the context clearly indicates only the singular. As used in this disclosure, “A or B”, “at least one of A and B”, “at least one of A or B”, “A, B or C”, “at least one of A, B and C”, and “ Each of phrases such as "at least one of A, B, or C" may include any one of the items listed together in the corresponding phrase, or any possible combination thereof. It should be understood that the term 'and/or' used in this disclosure encompasses any and all possible combinations of one or more of the listed items. Terms such as 'include', 'have', 'consist', etc. used in the present disclosure are only intended to designate the presence of features, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the present disclosure, and the use of such terms It is not intended to exclude the presence or addition of one or more other features, components, parts, or combinations thereof. Expressions such as 'first', 'second', etc. used in the present disclosure can modify various components regardless of order and/or importance, and are only used to distinguish one component from another component. It does not limit the components.

The expression 'configured to' used in the present disclosure means, depending on the situation, for example, 'suitable for,' 'having the ability to,' 'designed to,' 'modified to,' "made to. ,' or 'capable of ~', etc. can be appropriately used interchangeably. The term 'configured to' may not necessarily mean 'specially designed' in terms of hardware. Instead, in some situations, 'configured to ~' may not necessarily mean 'specially designed' in terms of hardware. The expression 'device' can mean that the device is 'capable of' in conjunction with other devices or components. For example, the phrase 'device configured (or set) to perform A, B, and C'. may be a dedicated device for performing the corresponding operation, or may mean a general-purpose device capable of performing various operations including the corresponding operation.

Meanwhile, the terms “upper side,” “lower side,” and “front-back direction” used in the present disclosure are defined based on the drawings, and the shape and location of each component are not limited by these terms.

Although the foregoing description in the present disclosure has been centered on specific embodiments, the present disclosure is not limited to such specific embodiments, and is understood to encompass various modifications, equivalents, and/or replacements of the various embodiments. It has to be.

Claims (20)

In the clothing care machine,
housing;
a chamber provided inside the housing;
an upper machine room provided at the top of the chamber and having an upper flow passage connecting a fan module and an output portion of the fan module to an outlet toward the inside of the chamber;
a lower machine room provided at the bottom of the chamber and where a steam generator is placed;
A rear flow passage connected from the lower machine room to the upper machine room between a rear inner case plate provided on the inside of the rear of the housing and a rear trauma plate provided on the outside of the rear of the housing to face the rear inner case plate; and
It extends in the vertical direction from one end of the rear inner plate and is disposed to be sandwiched between the fan module and the upper passage, and includes a screen having an opening at a portion where the output portion of the fan module and the input end of the upper passage face each other. And
A clothes care machine, wherein a first opening is provided so that a steam nozzle can be mounted on the rear flow path between one end of the bottom inner case plate forming the bottom of the chamber and one end of the rear inner case plate. According to paragraph 1,
A clothing care machine, wherein one or a plurality of flow path ribs are provided along the back flow path provided between the rear inner case plate and the rear outer case plate. According to paragraph 2,
The one or more flow path ribs extend from one surface of the rear inner upper plate to reach the rear outer outer plate. According to paragraph 3,
The plurality of flow path ribs include first and second flow path ribs provided near both ends of the back flow path and at least one third flow path rib provided near the middle of the back flow path. According to paragraph 4,
A clothing care machine wherein the plurality of flow path ribs are arranged to be spaced apart at predetermined intervals in the horizontal direction. According to paragraph 1,
A clothing care machine in which the upper machine room is provided by an upper cabinet that is open at the lower end and placed on the top of the chamber, closed at the top, front, and left and right sides, and open at the rear. According to clause 6,
A clothes care machine, wherein the rear of the upper cabinet is closed by the rear trauma plate. According to clause 6,
The rear trauma plate is formed by engaging a lower edge of an upper plate provided to close the rear open portion of the upper cabinet and an upper edge of a lower plate provided to close the rear of the rear flow passage. According to paragraph 1,
The clothes care machine, wherein the rear inner casing plate is provided on the front side of the rear duct for forming the rear flow path, and the rear outer casing plate is provided on the back side of the rear duct for forming the rear flow path. According to paragraph 1,
The rear inner case plate includes a rear inner case inclined plate having an inclined surface at a predetermined angle to an end where the screen extends after reaching the upper machine room. According to paragraph 1,
A clothing care machine wherein the lower end of the rear flow path is coupled to an inlet provided to suck in air inside the chamber. According to clause 9,
The rear inner plate is,
a first inner case that spatially separates the rear duct from the chamber; and
A clothes care machine comprising a second inner box providing both sides of the rear duct at both ends of the first inner box.
According to paragraph 1,
The clothes care machine further includes a filter case that can be attached to or detached from the first opening so as to cover the first opening. According to paragraph 1,
The clothing care machine further includes an opening cover portion provided to open or close the first opening by rotating in the up and down or left and right directions with respect to one side. According to paragraph 1,
Clothes care machine further comprising a connection hose penetrating the inner bottom plate and connecting the steam nozzle and the steam generator. According to paragraph 1,
A clothes care machine, wherein one end of the bottom inner case plate provided with the first opening and one end of the rear inner case plate are coupled by an inner case connection part. According to paragraph 1,
A second opening is provided on a lower surface of the inner bottom plate, one end of the second opening is coupled to a heat exchanger flow path disposed in the lower machine room, and the other end of the second opening is coupled to the rear flow path. Manager. According to paragraph 1,
A clothing care machine, wherein an intake port is provided on a lower surface of the inner bottom plate to suck in air inside the chamber. According to paragraph 1,
A clothing care machine wherein the output portion of the steam nozzle is provided to discharge steam upward from the rear flow path. According to paragraph 1,
a through hole provided in the bottom inner plate; and
The clothing care machine further includes a connection hose, one end of which is connected to the input part of the steam nozzle, and the other end of which passes through the through hole and is connected to the output part of the steam generator.

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