US2021019A - Broiler drawer - Google Patents

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Nv. 12, 1935.l G. E. PICKUP 2,021,019

'BROILER DRAWER Filed Dec. 24. 1931 2 Sheets-Sheet l 'G.' E. PICKUP BRoILER DRAWER Nov. 12, 1935.

positioned within the stove.

Patented Nov. 12, i935 Wehr E Ohi le Company, Newark, 0h10, a. corporation Application December 24, 1931, Serial No. 582,953

claims. (ol. ige-m41) lIlhe invention relates generally to cooking stoves and more particularly to a sliding broiler drawer construction for such stoves wherein the body of the broiler dra-wer is slidably supported on a slidable carrier so as to provide `for an appreciable amount of movement of the t broiler drawer out of the stove body.

, The primary object of the present invention is to provide an improved broiler drawer of this character.

Another object is to provide a broiler drawer of this character where' movements of the broiler body on the extension carrier, and movements of the carrier relatively to the stove body'are controlled by actuation of the door of the broiler compartment.

Another object is to provide an improved broiler construction of theA extension carrier type wherein the door forl the broiler compartment is mounted on the outer end rier for movement relative thereto and is arranged in such relative 'movement to control the position of the broiler body on ythe carrier.A

Other objects and advantages will become apparent from the following description taken in connection with the accompanying drawingsl which illustrate the preferred embodiment of the invention, and in which:

Figure 1 is a fragmental vertical sectional view taken through a stove embodying the features of the invention, and showing the broiler in its withdrawn position.

Fig. 2 is a similar view showing the `broiler Fig. 3 is a fragmentalview taken in plan section and showing the parts in the same relation as in Fig. l.

Fig. 4 is a front elevational view showing the 4parts in the same relation as in Fig. 1.

Fig. 5 is an enlarged fragmental sectional view taken along the line 5--5 of Fig. 2.

In the form chosen for disclosure the invention is embodied in a stove having a compartment I0 formed by side Aand rear walls II and I2 and having at its forward side a. door frame I3 with a door opening M therein. Within the compartment i@ a broiler body i5 is supported for movement horizontally out of the compartment through theopening ld from the position of Fig. 2 to the position shown in Fig. l. The broiler body l5 is preferably openat the front and .is formed from sheet metal to provide upsta-nding side walls I6 with brackets Il? thereon so that a broiler pan or rack I8 may be inserted horizonof the extension carl tally into the broiler body so as to be supported by any desired pair of brackets Il'.

I'he preferred form of support for the broiler body I5 embodies a slidable carrier I9 mounted in the compartment Il) for movement to the pros ljecting position of Fig. 1,and upon which carrier the broiler body I5 is mounted for sliding movement to an overhangingl position such as that show n in Fig. l, beyond the end of the carrier. To control the shifting movement of the 10 broiler body I5 on the-carrier I9, and serve as a closure for the open end of the broiler' body and for thevopenin'g I4, a door 2| is pivoted on the forward end of the carrier and is provided with bracket ,arms 22 rigid therewith which,.15 through the medium of links 23, serve to reciprocate thebroiler `body on the carrier. Thus'by grasping a handle 2d on the door 2l, the operator may withdraw the carrier I 9 to the projecting position of Fig. 1 while maintaining the door 2| 20 in `its vertical position so that the forward end of the broiler body I5 remains closed and the broiler body is maintained in the same relation to the carrier I9 as is shown in Fig. 42. IIf the operator then desires to withdraw the broiler body 25 a greater distance, the door 2l is dropped to the horizontal position of Fig. 1, which movement through the arms 22 and links 23 causes shiftingl of the broiler body outwardly of the compartment and along the carrier I9. In the form illustrated, the carrier I9 consists in two elongated side members 25 of L-shaped cross section (Figl 5) maintained in spaced rela-I tion at opposite sides of the compartment I0 by transverse struts 26 connecting the ends of the $5 two members 25, and thev carrier is supported and guided for horizontal movement by horizontal guide member rails 2l mounted in the compartment I Il on opposite sides thereof. The carrier I9 is preferably supported adjacent the forward 4o ends of the rails 2l by means of rollers 28 mounted on the guide rails 2l and engaging horizontally projecting anges 25a (Figs. d and 5) of the side members 25. At its rear or inner end the carrier i9 engages the guide rail 21 so as to pre- 45 vent appreciable movement in either an upward or downward direction whereby to render the carrier effective as a projecting or cantilever support for the broiler body when positioned as in. Fig. 1. For this purpose each end 26B of the rear strut 26 (Fig. 5) extends over an inwardly projecting horizontal ilange 2te formed onthe adjacent guide rail 2, and a bracket 29 connected to the strut 25 extends beneath the lange 2,' sommo I lo This construction provides space for the' supporting means and yet-it permits the broiler body to be of the maximum depth. At itsrear or inner end, the broiler body I is held against vertical displacement by guide members 32 formed from 1s sheet metan straps bolted at as to me bottom of the broiler body and extending beneath the side members 25 as shown in Fig. 5, and each .provided with a part 3 2a engaging the upper surfaces of the flanges i5El of the side members. The outer ends of the guide members y32 are bent upwardly las at 34 along the outer-sides of the members 25 so as to be located between the members and the guide rails 21.

'f In the preferred mounting oi' the door 2l, the

bracket arms 22 are secured adjacent the opposite ends of the door ,and close to the lower edge thereof sothat the arms 22 project along the outer sides o f carrier i9. 'I'he arms are pivoted to the carrierVVA at 35 spaced -a substantialfdistance `from 8g; the inner face of the door so that the door is, in

all of its positions, located a substantial distance v from the end of the carrier. Thus when the door 2l is swung about the pivotal axis 35, it moves downwardly at a rate which causes it to move clear of the outwardly moving broiler body I9. The arms 22 extend a substantial distance beyond the pivotal axis 35 and are pivoted at V36 (Fig. 1) to the ends of the links 23. The links23, in turn, extend rearwardly along the sides of the broiler 4o body and are pivotally connected at 31 to the-up-v standing ends 34 of the guide members 32. In order to clear the path of the links 23, the iianges 2la terminate substantially at the mid-points of the rails 21, as indicated'at 33 in Figs. 1 and 3. 15j- To limit the withdrawing movement of the carrier I9, each side member 25 carries a stop 39 (Figs. 1 and 2) adapted-to engagethe rollers 28,. and if desired a depending guard may also be associated with each side member 25 so as to en- 50 close the rollers 28 when the carrier is withdrawn.

From the foregoing it will be apparent that the invention provides a broiler drawer wherein the door or end'closure of .the drawer serves as a removable closure for the forward end of the broiler oogbody as well as for thecompartment door open ing.' It will also be clear that the novel association of the elements of the device provides a' considerable range ofmovement for-the broiler body.` and throughout this entire range. the movement' oog-is controlledy by one handle carried by the door.

' I claimasmyinvention: l

l. A broiler comprisin in combination. a compartment'having a front opening, an extension slide mounted in said compartment for movement through said opening, a broiler body mounted on 4said slide for relative movement beyond the outer end of the slide, a closure member for said opening having spaced bracket arms on its inner side positioned adjacent to opposite sides of said slide,

` the. slide on an axis spaced from the-inner face of'said door and fromthe ends of said arms wlmi-eby to permit pivotal movement of said door to v a horizontal-*position below the level of said broiler 75,4,bolli."afliitii of `links, each 'of' which is pivotally Tof-means pivoting said armato the foi-ward end of position.

2. In a broiler, the combination of a compartment having a forward opening, a carrier mount-V ed in said compartment. for sliding movement 'through said opening, a broiler body having an 10 open forward side and mounted on said carrier for movement on said carrier to a position in' which it projects beyond the end of said carrier, brackets on opposite sides of said broiler body,

a rack movable onto said brackets through said 15 open forward side of the broiler body, a member for closing the forward side of said body and for closing said compartment opening, means pivotally securing said closure member on the end of said carrier for movement from a vertical position 20 to a horizontal position, an arm iixed to said closure member and projecting substantially perpendicularly therefrom along one sidel of said broiler' vbody, and a link connecting the end of said arm with 'said broiler body operable to shift said 2g broiler body outwardly on said slide when said member is pivoted to its horizontal position.

' 3. In a stove having a compartment with a forward opening, the combination of a carrier, rollers mounted in the forward portion ot said :of compartment and supporting said, carrier, guideV rails in said compartment along opposite sides of said carrier, said rails having `inwardly projecting iianges along their upper edges, means on the rear end of said carrier straddling said anges gg to determinev the vertical position of the rear end of the carrier, a broiler body mounted on said carrier for relative movement parallel to the path of said carrier and beyond the forward end thereof, a door for closing said opening, a pair of n brackets secured to said door and extending inwasdly fromthe door along the sides of Isaid carrier, means pivoting said brackets to the carrier on an axis spaced from said door and from theV ends oi said brackets, a pair of'iinks each having one end pivoted to the end of one of said brackets, and each link having its other end pivoted to said broiler body below the plane of said flanges, said flanges being terminated a substantial distance from theforward end of said rails 503 to provide clearance for said links.

4. A broiler comprising, in combination, a

wcompartment having a front opening,v an extension slide mounted in said compartment for movement throughsaid opening, a broiler body mount"- s ed on said slide` for movement longitudinally m the slide outwardly beyond the outer end o! the slid a closure member pivotally` mounted on the outer end of said slide for movement into a horizontal open position out of the path ot movement of said broiler body. and linkage horizontal open to closedV position, said linkin i including an arm rigid with the closure 'and exjtending a substantial distance perpendicolari:

therefrom and s'. link member pivotally connected tosaid arm andtosaid body.

5. VA broiler construction comprising, in combi-i nation, a compartment having s'. front opening', an extension slide mounted in said compartiment for movement through .scid opening. a broiler u..

`bod7 slidably mounted on said slide for substantial reciprocal movement one limit of which is longitudinally outwardly beyond the forward end oi' the slide, operating' linkage beside said broiler body for eiiecting forwardly sliding movement ot` bers so that movement of said member will correspondingly movel said body, means pivotally connecting the other uember onel ilxed axis directly upon the side of said slideland manual means for operating said linkage to cause pivotal movement 5 oi' said members, wherebyI said one memberls moved forwardly 'and said broiler bodyk` is drawn recprocally along said slide.

"GEORGE E. PICKUP.

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