TWM565537U - Oven unit and bakeware combination - Google Patents

Abstract

An oven apparatus comprising an oven unit capable of containing and baking a food, a baking tray unit disposed in the oven unit, and a turntable unit disposed on the baking tray unit. The pan unit is formed with a jack unit with an opening facing upward. The turntable unit includes a turntable member for holding the food, and a shaft member extending downward from the turntable member and inserted into the jack unit for rotating the turntable member relative to the grill unit. By simply pushing the turntable unit, the user can rotate the turntable unit and drive the food placed on the turntable unit to rotate to change the orientation. Since the use of the turntable unit does not need to be removed, the food can be changed in the oven unit. The orientation, therefore, in addition to avoiding the scorching of the food, the novel is also relatively safe, convenient and reliable.

Description

Oven device and baking tray combination

The present invention relates to a household baking apparatus, and more particularly to an oven apparatus and a baking tray combination.

Referring to Fig. 1, a conventional oven apparatus includes an oven unit 12 defining a baking space 11, a shelf 13 erected in the oven unit 12 and located in the baking space 11, and a removable rack A baking tray 14 placed on the shelf 13. The baking space 11 can accommodate a food for the food to be baked for the oven unit 12.

Although such a conventional oven device can heat or bake the food, since the heat of the baking space 11 is difficult to be uniform, the food often has a problem of uneven heating, and a part of the food is not hot or unripe. The other part is overcooked or charred.

In order to avoid uneven heating of the food, the user usually needs to end the baking tray 14 together with the food from the oven unit 12, and then shift the baking tray 14 and the food group into the oven unit 12 again. Continue to bake, however, in addition to the inconvenience of this mode of operation, the user may have a possibility of being burnt due to carelessness in the process of changing direction, which is potentially dangerous.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an oven apparatus that overcomes at least one of the disadvantages of the prior art.

The oven unit is suitable for baking a food and includes an oven list A unit, a baking tray unit, and at least one turntable unit.

The oven unit can hold and bake the food. The baking pan unit is disposed in the oven unit and is formed with a jack unit with an opening facing upward. The at least one turntable unit includes a turntable member capable of holding the food, and a shaft member extending downward from the turntable member and inserted into the jack unit for rotating the turntable member relative to the grill unit.

The function of the oven device is that the turntable unit can be rotated relative to the baking pan unit through the combination of the rotating shaft member, and the user can rotate the turntable unit by pushing the turntable unit and drive the placing. The food on the turntable unit is rotated to avoid uneven heating of the food. In addition, the present invention is relatively safe, convenient, and reliable since the orientation of the food in the oven unit can be changed without removing the turntable unit.

The purpose of the present work is to provide a baking tray combination that overcomes at least one of the disadvantages of the prior art.

The baking tray combination includes a baking tray unit and at least one turntable unit.

The pan unit is formed with a jack unit with an opening facing upward. The at least one turntable unit includes a turntable member capable of holding the food, and a shaft member extending downward from the turntable member and inserted into the jack unit for rotating the turntable member relative to the grill unit.

The function of the combination of the baking tray is that the rotating unit can be rotated relative to the baking tray unit by the rotating shaft member, and the user can rotate the rotating unit by pushing the rotating unit. Food placed on the turntable unit Turn to avoid uneven heating of food. In addition, the present invention is relatively safe, convenient, and reliable since the orientation of the food when it is baked can be changed without removing the turntable unit.

2‧‧‧ food

3‧‧‧Oven unit

31‧‧‧ box group

311‧‧‧Box

312‧‧‧ liner

313‧‧‧Bake space

32‧‧‧Box door

4‧‧‧ Track unit

41‧‧‧ rails

5‧‧‧Bakeware unit

51‧‧‧Bakeware

511‧‧‧

512‧‧‧ wall

513‧‧‧ bottom wall

514‧‧‧ embedded card department

515‧‧‧Ink hole

516‧‧‧Bake space

52‧‧‧ bracket parts

520‧‧‧ jack unit

521‧‧‧10 Department

522‧‧‧Card inlay

523‧‧‧ jack

6‧‧‧ Turntable unit

61‧‧‧ Turntable parts

611‧‧‧Disc

612‧‧‧Bumps

62‧‧‧ shaft parts

Other features and effects of the present invention will be apparent from the following description of the drawings, wherein: FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a conventional oven apparatus; FIG. 2 is an exploded view of an incompletely exploded view, illustrating An embodiment of the present invention relates to an oven apparatus and a baking tray; FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view, not completely cut away, illustrating the embodiment and omitting a box and a box door; FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view illustrating the implementation One of the turntable members of the example changes direction; and Fig. 5 is a combined cross-sectional view showing the manner in which a baking sheet member of the embodiment is used.

Referring to Figures 2 through 4, one embodiment of the present combination of oven and pan is suitable for baking a food 2. The food 2 can be cooked food such as bread, toast, pizza, roast chicken, or raw food to be cooked, and no special restrictions are required. In Fig. 4, a chicken leg is taken as an example, and in Fig. 5, a chicken is taken as an example.

The embodiment comprises an oven unit 3, a rail unit 4 assembled on the oven unit 3, a baking tray unit 5 disposed on the rail unit 4, and two turntable units disposed on the grill unit 5. 6.

The oven unit 3 includes a box set 31, a box door 32 pivotally connected to the bottom side of the front end of the box set 31 and can be opened forward or back, and a set in the box set 31 and capable of providing heat energy. To heat or bake the heat source of food 2 (not shown). The box set 31 has a case 311 and a liner 312 mounted in the case 311. The bladder 312 defines a toasting space 313 that can hold the food 2. Since the heat source, the casing 311, the structure of the liner 312 and the tank door 32 are generally known, they will not be described here.

The track unit 4 includes two rails 41 disposed inside the left and right side walls of the inner casing 312. The rails 41 extend longitudinally forward and backward, and the bake unit 5 can be assembled in a front-back sliding manner.

The pan unit 5 includes a pan member 51 and a bracket member 52 disposed on the pan member 51.

The grill member 51 has a ring-shaped wall 511 having a rectangular ring shape and extending laterally, a surrounding wall 512 which is annular and extends downward from the inner edge of the ring wall 511, and a bottom edge of the surrounding wall 512 and A rectangular bottom wall 513. The ring wall 511 has a plurality of snap-in portions 514 arranged around the space. Each of the embedding portions 514 is formed with an insertion hole 515 which is formed in a rectangular shape and penetrates vertically. The ring wall 511 can cooperate with the surrounding wall 512 and the bottom wall 513 for the food 2 to be placed. The surrounding wall 512 and the bottom wall 513 define a baking tray space 516.

The bracket member 52 is disposed on the baking tray member 51 above the baking tray space 516, and is formed with a jack unit 520, and has two cross-shaped and left-right and ten-sided connecting ends. Department 521, and several of the ten The portions 521 are not connected to each other by the respective three ends of the card portion 522 extending downward. The jack unit 520 has two insertion holes 523 formed by central portions of the ten frame portions 521, respectively. The jacks 523 are circular and open up and down, and communicate with the grill space 516 downward. Each of the card fitting portions 522 has a long square shape and can be inserted into the respective insertion holes 515 of the ring wall 511.

Each of the turntable units 6 includes a turntable member 61 capable of holding the food 2, and a receptacle 523 extending downwardly from the turntable member 61 and inserted into the jack unit 520 for the turntable The shaft member 61 of the member 61 is rotated relative to the grill unit 5. Each of the turntable members 61 has a disk portion 611 having a disk shape and capable of containing the food 2, and a plurality of projection portions 612 extending radially outward from the outer edge of the disk portion 611. Each of the rotating shaft members 62 has a short hollow cylindrical shape (short tubular shape) and protrudes into the baking tray space 516 by projecting the respective insertion holes 523 downward.

In this embodiment, for example, the food 2 can be placed on the turntable member 61 so that the food 2 is placed in the baking space 313 and can be heated to raise the temperature or to be cooked. In the baking process, for example, the box door 32 may be opened periodically or irregularly according to requirements, and one of the protruding portions 612 of one of the turntable members 61 may be pushed by a rod or other hard object such as chopsticks. The one of the turntable members 61 and the food 2 are rotated about the bracket member 52 and the grill member 51 to change the orientation. For example, in FIG. 4, the user can use the chopsticks to push the one of the turntable members 61 in the direction of the hour hand to drive the food 2 from the left and right directions of the drawing to the front and rear. In this way, the food 2 can be placed in the baking space 313 in different orientations, so that the food 2 is heated evenly so that some parts are overcooked or scorched.

Since the user only needs to push the protrusions 612 of the one of the turntable members 61 with a tool during the changing of the orientation, it is not necessary to take out one of the turntable members 61, thereby preventing the user from accidentally scalding. . The projections 612 have an effect of facilitating the user's turning. Of course, the disc portion 611 of the dial member 61 can be clamped by the chopsticks to drive the disc portion 611 to rotate.

2, 3, and 5, since each of the turntable units 6 is only inserted through the respective rotating shaft members 62, the bracket members 52 are separately detachably inserted through the engaging portions 522. The card insertion holes 515 of the baking tray member 51 are so that, for example, when the food 2 having a large volume is to be baked, for example, for roasting chicken, the user can mount the turntable unit 6 and the holder member 52. By removing the separation from the baking sheet member 51, the present embodiment can be used by directly placing the chicken on the baking sheet member 51 as in the conventional manner. Since the turntable unit 6 and the baking sheet member 51 can be used for baking different sizes of food 2, the embodiment also has the advantage of being able to be used in one machine.

The bracket member 52 has a good structural strength and is relatively lightweight because of the ten-piece portions 521. In other embodiments of the present invention, the bracket member 52 can also define only one insertion hole 523 and the shape is not limited to the first embodiment, and the bracket member 52 can also be matched with one of the turntables. Unit 6 is used without particular limitation.

In summary, the effect of the combination of the present oven device and the baking tray is that the turntable unit 6 can be rotated relative to the baking tray unit 5 through the combination of the rotating shaft member 62, so that the user can simply push The turntable unit 6 can rotate the turntable unit 6 and drive the food 2 placed on the turntable unit 6 to rotate, thereby avoiding uneven heating of the food 2. In addition, since it is not necessary to take out the turntable unit 6, the food 2 can be changed. The orientation in the oven unit 3 is therefore quite safe, convenient and reliable.

The above description is only an embodiment of the present invention, and the scope of the patent application of the present invention cannot be limited thereto. Equivalent changes and modifications made in accordance with the scope of this new patent application and the new specification are still covered by this new patent.

Claims (16)

An oven device for baking a food, comprising: an oven unit capable of accommodating and baking the food; a baking tray unit disposed in the oven unit and having a jack unit with an opening facing upward; And at least one turntable unit comprising a turntable member capable of holding the food, and a shaft member extending downwardly from the turntable member and inserted into the jack unit for rotating the turntable member relative to the grill unit. The oven apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the baking tray unit comprises a baking sheet member, and a bracket member provided on the grilling member, the bracket member being formed with the jack unit. The oven apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the bracket member has two cross portions which are disposed at the left and right sides and are connected to each other at an adjacent one end, the jack unit having two of the ten portions respectively The jack is formed with the opening facing upward, and the oven device includes a plurality of the turntable units, and the rotating shaft member of each of the turntable units is inserted into each of the jacks. The oven apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the jack unit penetrates up and down, the grilling member has an annular and laterally extending annular wall, an annular shape and extending downward from the inner edge of the annular wall. a surrounding wall and a bottom wall connecting the bottom edge of the surrounding wall, the ring wall being compatible with the surrounding wall and the bottom wall for the food to be placed, the surrounding wall and the bottom wall surrounding defining a connection to the socket The baking tray space of the unit is mounted on the ring wall and located above the baking tray space, and the rotating shaft member of the at least one turntable unit passes through the jack unit and protrudes downward into the baking tray space. The oven apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the ring wall has a plurality of engaging portions, and the bracket member has a plurality of engaging portions that can detachably assemble the engaging portions. The oven apparatus according to claim 5, wherein each of the engaging portions is formed with an inserting hole for allowing each of the engaging portions to be inserted. The oven apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the ring wall has a rectangular ring shape, and the bracket member has two cross portions which are disposed on the left and right sides and are connected to each other at an adjacent one end, and a plurality of The card-embedded portions of the ten-part portions that are not connected to each other and extend downward. The oven apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the turntable member has a disk portion in the shape of a disk and capable of containing the food, and a plurality of projection portions extending outward from the outer edge of the disk portion. A baking tray assembly comprising: a baking tray unit formed with an opening unit facing upward; and at least one turntable unit including a turntable member capable of holding the food, and a tray member extending downwardly and inserted a shaft member provided on the jack unit for rotating the turntable member relative to the grill unit. The baking tray assembly of claim 9, wherein the baking tray unit comprises a baking sheet member, and a bracket member disposed on the baking tray member, the bracket member being formed with the jack unit. The baking tray assembly according to claim 10, wherein the bracket member has two cross portions which are disposed in a cross shape and are connected to each other at an adjacent end, the jack unit having two of the ten frames respectively The socket is formed with an opening upward, and the oven device includes a plurality of the turntable units, and the shaft member of each of the turntable units is inserted into each of the jacks. The baking tray assembly of claim 10, wherein the jack unit is vertically penetrated, the grilling member having an annular and laterally extending annular wall, an annular shape extending downward from an inner edge of the annular wall a surrounding wall and a bottom wall connecting the bottom edge of the surrounding wall, the ring wall being compatible with the surrounding wall and the bottom wall for the food to be placed, the surrounding wall and the bottom wall surrounding defining a connection to the plug a baking tray space of the hole unit, the bracket member is disposed on the ring wall and located above the baking tray space, the rotating shaft member of the at least one turntable unit passes through the jack unit and protrudes downward into the baking tray space . The baking tray assembly of claim 12, wherein the ring wall has a plurality of engaging portions, and the bracket member has a plurality of engaging portions that can separately assemble the engaging portions. The bakeware combination of claim 13, wherein each of the embedding portions is formed with an inserting hole for each of the card fitting portions. The baking tray assembly according to claim 14, wherein the ring wall has a rectangular ring shape, and the bracket member has two cross portions which are disposed on the left and right sides and are connected to each other by adjacent one ends, and a plurality of respectively The card-embedded portions extending downward from the respective three ends to which the ten frames are not connected to each other. The bakeware set according to claim 9, wherein the turntable member has a disk portion in the shape of a disk and capable of containing the food, and a plurality of projection portions extending outward from the outer edge of the disk portion.