TR201716621T3 - A cooking appliance containing cables carrying electricity. - Google Patents

Abstract

SUMMARY A COOKING DEVICE WITH ELECTRICALLY CARRYING CABLES The present invention provides a cooking space (2), walls (3) surrounding the cooking space (2), an opening (4), electrically operated on one of the walls (3). the cables (5) having a connecting end (6) carrying electricity to the elements; a cooking device (1) comprising a box (7) to which the elements are connected for electrical transmission.

Description

DESCRIPTION A COOKING DEVICE CONTAINING ELECTRICAL CABLES The present invention relates to a cooking appliance incorporating electrical cables.

Cooking appliances are generally a cooking volume in which the food to be cooked is placed and It has walls made of sheet metal that surround this volume. cooking appliance In addition, the heater that heats the cooking volume allows the heated air to circulate in the cooking volume. It contains electrical elements such as the fan that provides the fan and the motor that runs the fan1.

Cables carrying electricity to these electrically operated elements are gathered at one point. It is taken out of the wall and connected to the mains line.

Patent number DE4011557 in the state of the art a box suitable for use in electrical transmission in household appliances is explained.

In the patent document EP 1 737 083 A2, there is an opening on the wall. A household appliance with an installed terminal box is described. house to the connection terminals to carry electricity to the electrical components of the device. A cable with a terminal ends at a male socket, after which the terminal is attached to the box. A socket-like element on the appliance side is located.

In document GB 2 415 097, similarly, a male socket will go into a socket. the female element is described.

In the patent document US 5 407 363, the sockets are in a raised position. from an electrical connector with “silos” to position is mentioned.

Another document in the state of the art, numbered DE4304525 German patent application to be used for electrical transmission in household appliances a suitable box is described.

The aim of this invention is to make a cooking appliance with easily mounted wires. is realization.

The cooking device realized in order to achieve the purpose of this invention is in the claims. is explained.

The cooking appliance is the outer part of the cooking space, which is inserted into an opening on the wall. the cables carrying electricity from the surface on the side to the electrically operating elements, If it is the surface inside the cooking volume, the electrical elements of the electrically operated elements It includes a box to which it is connected for transmission. The cooking appliance also has several cable together in such a way that the connection ends remain outside and do not touch each other. It contains multiple terminals. Wires into the box via terminals is stuck.

The box consists of multiple slots into which terminals will be inserted, and the slots located in the base. contains multiple holes. When the terminal is inserted into the socket, each terminal corresponds to a hole level. The box is on the side facing the cooking space. cylindrical protrusions across the hole, into which the connector end fits contains. When the terminal is inserted into the socket, the terminals pass through the holes. It enters into the extensions and in this way, the electrical power of the cables to the desired point. The assembly is carried out in a practical way.

One side of the lock and extension is straight. In this way, the lock can only be inserted straight into the extension. It can be placed in such a way that its edges coincide with the same direction and therefore the possibility of installation is eliminated.

The box is a space on the edge of the hole, and the lock is outward relative to its body. Includes a curved arm. As the lock is inserted into the extension, the lever it passes by closing, and when it passes completely to the other side, it opens and unlocks. It ensures that it is fixed in a way that it will not come out of the extension. from the lock When it is desired to be removed, a thin-tipped apparatus is inserted through the gap and the arm is pressed, in this case the arm can pass through the gap and the lock is coming off.

The lock is at least partially cylindrical in shape. The side of the lock where the entry end is attached It is large enough to allow the insertion end to be placed.

Lines that transmit electricity to electrically operating elements, wire and plastic surrounding the wire Includes sheath made of material. Lock to electrical components On the side where the lines that transmit electricity are attached, the line ends together with the sheath a first clamp in the form of a tunnel and a first located in the continuation of the clamp, there is only a tunnel in the form of the wires. Includes second clamp. The second clamp is to ensure electrical communication. It is produced from a material with high conductive properties or covered with a conductor.

The box is on the side facing the cooking space, attached to the extensions on the sides. To ensure that the lines are kept in the cooking appliance regularly and to the walls includes at least one holder into which it is inserted to prevent contact. Conservative, extending outward from the box, with two legs side by side and located at the ends of the legs, It contains two legs that close the space between the legs in a flexible structure.

Thanks to their flexible structure, the legs allow easy insertion of the lines between the holders. while allowing it to be removed easily.

In one example, when the box is seated in the slot, it is called a tight fit on the sides of the slot. includes at least one tab to secure it.

In different examples, the cooking appliance is a built-in oven or a built-in hob.

Example of cooking appliance realized to achieve the aim of this invention applications are shown in the attached figures, of which: Figure 1 - Perspective view of a cooking appliance.

Figure 2 7 is a top perspective view of a terminal and box attached to the aperture.

Figure 3 - is the bottom perspective view of the box.

Figure 4 - Top perspective view of the box.

Figure 5 - Perspective view of terminals and cables.

Figure 6 - Top perspective view of wall, box, terminal and cables.

Figure 7 - is the bottom perspective view of the wall and the box.

Figure 8 - Side view of wall, box, terminal and cables.

Figure 9 - is the top detail view of the box.

Figure 10 - is the view of detail A in Figure 7.

Figure 1 1 - Side perspective view of the lock.

Figure 12 7 is a rear perspective view of the lock.

The parts in the figures are numbered one by one and the corresponding numbers are given below.

cooking appliance Cooking volume Connection Terminal Terminal . Hole 11 1. Extension 12. Lock 13. Space 14. Arm . First Clamp 16. Second Clamp 17. Holder 18. Leg 19. Foot . Nail The cooking appliance (1) is a cooking volume in which the food to be cooked is placed. (2), the walls (3) surrounding the cooking space (2), on one of the walls (3) An opening (4) is an electrical connection to electrically operated elements. wires (5) with end (6), plug in opening (4), cables (5) outside of wall (3) facing the cooking space (2) of the wall (3), on which it is mounted on the side facing the environment. on the other hand, it is a system where electrically working elements are connected for electrical transmission. box (7) (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2).

The cooking appliance (l) must also ensure that the cables (5) do not touch each other at their ends. by holding them one by one so that the connection ends (6) remain outside. multiple terminals (8) that group them together and allow them to be plugged into the box (7) (Figure 2 and Figure 5). - more than one in which the terminal (8) will fit snugly - when the terminal (8) located at the base of the socket (9) is inserted into the socket (9) by aligning each terminal (6) with the terminals (6) multiple slots that allow the slot (9) to pass to the other side. - each hole on the side of the box (7) facing the cooking space (2) The pipe, which is located opposite (10), where the connection end (9) fits, extensions in the form (11) contains.

Terminal (8) needed for electrical transmission to electrically operating elements number is less than the number of slots (9) on the box (7). In this case some slots (9) remain empty.

In one example, each of the terminals (8) is a protrusion in a different position, while the slots (9) corresponding to the protrusion on the terminal (8) to be inserted contains an indentation at the location (not shown in the Figures). In this way, each It is ensured that the terminal (8) can only be inserted into its own slot (9) and assembly errors are minimized.

In this way, an additional connection of the cables (5) during the assembly of the cooking appliance (1) to be attached to the box (7) and the connection ends (9) without the need for Make the connection with the electrical elements in the cooking appliance (1) to be transferred. It is ensured that it is mounted in groups and aligned to facilitate is being done. Thus, assembly time is shortened and assembly costs are minimized. is being downloaded.

The box (7) is located in the extension (11), both from the connector end (6) and from the box. (7) of the lines that transmit electricity to the electrically operating elements (as shown in the figures). (not shown.) includes a lock (12) that secures it to the box (7). (Figure 10 and Figure 11). The lock (12) is made of metal and the connection end (6) and between the lines that transmit electricity from the box (7) to the electrically powered elements. It is structured to enable transmission.

It will allow the lock (12) to be inserted into the extension (l 1) in one direction only. In the figure, one side of the lock (12) and extension (1 1) is straight (Figure 3, Figure 10 and Figure 10). 11th). In this way, the lock (12) will only face into the extension (11) with its straight edges facing each other. It can be placed in such a way that assembly errors are prevented.

The box (7) is inserted through the extension (11) of the lock (12) located on the edge of the hole (10). It contains a space (13) that allows it to be removed (Figure 9). If the lock (12), easily snapped into place during insertion into the extension (11). will allow it to be fixed, but when it is desired to be removed by pulling in the opposite direction angled relative to the inlet, so as to prevent it from being easily dislodged. arm (14) (Fig. 10 and Fig. 11). In this way, instead of the lock (12) when fitted, locking is achieved by snapping the lever (14) over the hole (10) and the lock (12) is fixed to the box (7). Then the lock (12) through the extension (1 l) If it is desired to be removed, handle (14) in the closing direction with a fine-tipped tool. is pushed in and the lock (12) is withdrawn to be removed. Meanwhile, arm (14) space (13) level, it is ensured that the removal process is carried out easily. Arm Thanks to (14), the lock (12) does not require an additional operation or fastener to the box (7). fixed without being heard.

The lock (12.) is at least partially in the form of a tube, the end of which the inlet end (6) is attached, the diameter that the inlet end (6) can go into and the inlet end (6) at least partially. in graspable form.

Lines that transmit electricity to electrically operating elements, wires carrying electricity and It contains a plastic lock surrounding the wires. Lock (12), electrically operated At the end where the lines that transmit electricity to the elements are attached, together with the lock of the line ends a first clamp (15) through which it passes, and a continuation of the first clamp (15). the area only includes a second clamp (16) into which the wires of the line enter (Figure 10 and Figure 11). The second clamp (16) is used to ensure electrical transmission. It is produced from a material with high conductive properties or covered with a conductor.

The box (7), on the side facing the cooking space (2), has extensions on its sides. (11) to ensure that the attached lines are kept neatly in the cooking appliance (1). includes a holder (17) in which it is placed. - two almost parallel to each other, extending outward from the box (7) leg (18) and - extending from the ends of the legs (18) towards each other and the legs (18) Two legs (19) that cover them to act as a flexible door between them. (Figure 4 and Figure 9). The lines can be placed in the holder (17). When desired, the feet (19) flex inward, allowing the entry of lines.

After the lines are placed between the legs (18), the feet return to their original position. (19) prevents the lines from coming out of the holder (17).

In one example, when the box (7) is seated in the slot (9), the slot (9) is tightly pressed against its edges. It includes at least one tab (20) that enables it to be fixed as a snap (Figure 2, Figure 3 and Figure 4).

In another example, the box (7) is screwed into the slot (9), etc. with fastening elements is fixed.

In different examples, the cooking device 1 is a built-in oven or a built-in hob.

Claims (2)

REQUESTS A cooking space (2) in which the food to be cooked is placed, walls (3) surrounding the cooking space (2), an opening (4) in one of the walls (3), cables with a connecting end (6) that carries electricity to the electrically operated elements (5), a terminal box (7), which is inserted into the opening (4), on which the cables (5) are inserted on the side of the wall (3) facing the outside, and on the side of the wall (3) facing the cooking space (2), where the electrical elements are connected for electrical transmission. including; More than one terminal (8) and inside the terminal, which group the cables (5) in bundles so that the terminals (6) stay outside the terminal (8) by holding them one by one so that they do not touch each other, and allow the terminals (6) to be attached to the terminal box (7). (8) is located on the base of more than one socket (9) where it fits as a tight fit, allowing the terminals (6) to pass to the other side of the socket (9) by aligning with each terminal (6) when the terminal (8) is inserted into the socket (9). more than one hole (10) and both connection end (6) located in the extension (11), opposite each hole (10) on the side of the terminal box (7) facing the cooking space (2) and inserted into the connection end (6). ) and from the terminal box (7) to the electrically operating elements, are made of metal, which ensures that the lines that transmit electricity to the terminal box (7) are fixed and that transmit electricity from the terminal (6) and the terminal box (7) to the electrically operating elements. A cooking appliance (l) characterized by a terminal box (7) having a lock (12) that provides electrical conduction inside. 2. A cooking appliance (1) as in Claim 1, characterized by a lock (12) and an extension (11) with straight sides, allowing the lock (12) to be placed on the extension (l 1) only in one direction.