WO1997040733A1 - Staubsauger - Google Patents
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- WO1997040733A1 WO1997040733A1 PCT/EP1997/001395 EP9701395W WO9740733A1 WO 1997040733 A1 WO1997040733 A1 WO 1997040733A1 EP 9701395 W EP9701395 W EP 9701395W WO 9740733 A1 WO9740733 A1 WO 9740733A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L5/00—Structural features of suction cleaners
- A47L5/12—Structural features of suction cleaners with power-driven air-pumps or air-compressors, e.g. driven by motor vehicle engine vacuum
- A47L5/22—Structural features of suction cleaners with power-driven air-pumps or air-compressors, e.g. driven by motor vehicle engine vacuum with rotary fans
- A47L5/225—Convertible suction cleaners, i.e. convertible between different types thereof, e.g. from upright suction cleaners to sledge-type suction cleaners
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L5/00—Structural features of suction cleaners
- A47L5/12—Structural features of suction cleaners with power-driven air-pumps or air-compressors, e.g. driven by motor vehicle engine vacuum
- A47L5/22—Structural features of suction cleaners with power-driven air-pumps or air-compressors, e.g. driven by motor vehicle engine vacuum with rotary fans
- A47L5/24—Hand-supported suction cleaners
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L5/00—Structural features of suction cleaners
- A47L5/12—Structural features of suction cleaners with power-driven air-pumps or air-compressors, e.g. driven by motor vehicle engine vacuum
- A47L5/22—Structural features of suction cleaners with power-driven air-pumps or air-compressors, e.g. driven by motor vehicle engine vacuum with rotary fans
- A47L5/28—Suction cleaners with handles and nozzles fixed on the casings, e.g. wheeled suction cleaners with steering handle
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- the invention relates to a vacuum cleaner with a
- 00005 motor-suction unit is removable from a bottom part
- 00007 mel is arranged in the bottom part.
- Such a vacuum cleaner is, for example, from W094 / 15519
- the motor-suction unit is in
- 00015 has one with a spiral cable for voltage connection
- a cable drum arranged in the bottom part, which
- 00023 vacuum cleaner is the handheld device from the stationary
- 00028 causes the current-carrying line.
- 00042 hand vacuum cleaner can be used. In the floor suction
- 00043 driven is the manual- containing the motor-suction unit
- the power line connection forms a
- the power supply to the handheld device can be any power supply to the handheld device. According to this example, the power supply to the handheld device can be any power supply to the handheld device.
- 00064 is completely decoupled from the bottom part.
- 00069 ter can be used, for example 00070 suction of upholstery or the like. Can continue
- 00072 handle and a front attachment for example in the form of a
- 00088 plug connection is preferably also a latching
- 00092 handle for example in the form of a pusher part.
- the bottom part can, for example, in the form of a
- suction unit is formed. This is preferred 00105 an embodiment in which the socket on a
- 00112 cantilever arm can be further in one, based on the
- the receiving base preferably in
- 00159 is.
- the latter can, for example, in the form of a swallow
- 00162 device can only be lifted willingly, for example
- This undercarriage is preferably made up of two rear
- 00178 can be set up, both when the handheld device is disconnected
- the latter is preferably in the form of a long
- 00208 can extend from the receiving base of the base part.
- 00221 is shaped like a throat. One is preferred here
- the cable drum is in a hidden position
- 00242 has opening. The latter serves as a handle for
- take-off base also serve to underside the hand-held device
- 00267 recording is designed for an additional part, such as.
- a receptacle is formed on the installation surface.
- a parking peg is formed, which
- 00309 represents approximately examples explained. Here shows: 00310
- Fig. 1 an inventive vacuum cleaner with a
- FIG. 2 shows the 00319 hand-held device which is completely uncoupled from the base part and which is provided with a device handle and a device-side electrical connection cable 00322 to form a hand-dust extractor 00322; 00323 00324 Fig. 3 the hand-held device in a configuration as a floor vacuum cleaner, with the device 00326 handle being omitted, with direct connection of the electrical connection cable to the hand-held device; 00328 00329 FIG.
- FIG. 4 shows the movable base part in a perspective 00330 illustration, relating to a first embodiment 00331; 00332 00333 Fig. 5 is a side view of the bottom part; 00334 00335 Figure 6 is a plan view of the bottom part. 00336 00337 Figure 7 is a bottom view of the bottom part. 00338 00339 FIG. 8 shows the front view of the base part in perspective view 00340; 00341 00342 Fig. 9 is a rear view of the bottom part; 00343 00344 FIG. 10 a perspective view corresponding to FIG.
- FIG. 11 shows a perspective detailed illustration of a cantilever arm 00350 with a plug receptacle 00350 with the hand-held device; 00351 00352
- FIG. 12 is an end view of the connector receptacle 00353 according to arrow XII in FIG. 11; 00354 00355
- FIG. 13 shows a further perspective detailed illustration, showing a socket on the bottom part side for 00357 coupling to the plug receptacle of the handheld device 00358; 00359 00360 FIG.
- FIG. 15 shows a representation corresponding to FIG. 14, 00363 but after the coupling of the hand-held device to the base part; 00365 00366
- FIG. 16 shows an enlargement of the plug connection area from FIG. 15; 00368 00369
- FIG. 17 shows a perspective view corresponding to FIG. 4 of 00370 of the base part, but with a connected hand-held device to form a base 00372 vacuum cleaner; 00373 00374
- FIG. 18 shows a side view corresponding to FIG. 5, 00375 however relating to the configuration according to FIG. 17 relating to 00376; 00377 00378 FIG.
- FIG. 19 is a top view of the floor vacuum cleaner composed of a handheld device and 00379 base part, with 00381 pivoted positions of a filter cassette of the 00382 handheld device shown by dash-dotted lines;
- 00383 FIG. 20 shows the rear view of the cylinder vacuum cleaner according to 00384 FIG. 17; 00385 00386 FIG. 21 the bottom part in a side view, but 00387 depicting a parking situation, the 00388 bottom part being set up on a narrow side 00389, with a hand-held device shown in dash-dotted lines; 00391 00392 FIG.
- FIG. 22 shows a schematic illustration of a second embodiment of the base part, 00394 partially cut, with the hand-held device shown in dash-dot lines 00395; 00396 00397 Fig. 23 the bottom part according to FIG. 22 in a Abstellsi ⁇ 00398 situation, in which the bottom part is set up on a 00399 narrow side.
- 00400 00401 Shown and described first with reference to 00402
- FIG. 1 is a vacuum cleaner 1, which is essentially 00403 composed of a hand-held device 2, which contains a 00404 motor-suction unit (not shown), and a movable 00405 base part 3.
- the hand-held device 2 is connected to the base part 3 via a plug connection 4 via 00406.
- a suction pipe 7 provided with a suction nozzle in the form of an electric carpet brush 00409 ste 6 is connected to the hand-held device 2 via a suction hose 5 00408.
- a 00411 handle 8 is arranged, in which an F-switch 00412 9 is integrated, for switching on and off and for 00413 power control of the motor-suction unit.
- 00414 advises 2.
- the vacuum cleaner 1 is designed in such a way that 00417 it can be used both as a floor and as shown in FIG. 00418 vacuum cleaner can also be used as a hand or over-floor vacuum cleaner 00419 (see FIGS. 2 and 3).
- the handheld device 2 is uncoupled from the base part 3 00421 and provided with a device handle 10 to form a handheld vacuum cleaner according to FIG. 2 with 00422. The latter is inserted into a 00423 plug-in receptacle 11 of a bracket 13 arranged on the hand-held device housing 12. 1 00426 for coupling to the bottom part 3.
- the handle 10 has a handle 14 on its end area facing away from the housing 12 00429.
- the electrical 00430 connection is made via a connecting line 15 , 00431 which on one end has a conventional electrical plug and 00432 on the other end has a 00433 mains socket 16 designed as an IEC connector.
- the latter is inserted into a 00434 device-side can receptacle, which is assigned to the region of the handle 14.
- 00436 00437 Both the handle 10 and the housing 12 each have a 00438 circuit breaker 17, 18 designed as a potentiometer / switch module.
- the latter are designed as 00440 slide switches, the circuit breaker 00441 ter 17 being positioned in the region of the handle 14 and the circuit breaker 18 in the region of the arm 13 of the motor housing 00443.
- 00444 00445 When the handle 10 is inserted, the slide switch 00446 in the handle 14 is activated and the slide switch 00447 in the housing 12 is deactivated. This 00448 deactivation takes place in the course of inserting the 00449 tool handle 10 into the boom 13.
- 00450 a unpublished patent application of the applicant 00451 is referred to with the file number 196 08 247.1, 00452 the content of which is hereby fully contained in the disclosures 00453 content of the present application is included, also 00454 for the purpose of including features of this application in claims 00455 of the present invention.
- 00456 00457 The handheld device 2 equipped with a swiveling filter cassette 19 can also be used as an overhead vacuum cleaner according to 00459 FIG. 3.
- the previously described connecting line 15 00461 is plugged directly into the socket 11 of the bracket 13 by means of the mains socket 16.
- the slide switch 00463 of the housing 12 is activated in this configuration 00464.
- 00468 00469 When using the vacuum cleaner 1 as a floor vacuum cleaner 00470 according to FIG. 1, both the handle 10 and 00471 connecting line 15 are omitted.
- the electrical connection of the handheld device 00472 is carried out via the plug connection 4, for which purpose the 00473 base part 3 has a connecting line 20 with an end cable 00474 tiger power plug 21.
- the 00475 slide switch 18 of the handset 2 00476 is deactivated.
- the power control of the motor-suction unit 00477 takes place via the slide switch 9 of the suction tube handle 00478 8.
- 00479 00480 The bottom part 3 is shown in more detail in FIGS. 4 to 9 in a first 00481 embodiment. It can be seen that 00482 the base part is essentially composed of a receiving base 22 designed as a three-wheel 00483 wheel and a 00484 free-extending collar 00485 extending from this receiving base 22.
- the receiving base 22 has an essentially elongated 00488 floor plan, the length corresponding to the floor 00489 corresponding to approximately twice the width 00490. Specifically, the design is selected such that 00491 the floor plan surface essentially corresponds to an elongated, 00492 th, acute-angled triangle, the triangle 00493 being strongly rounded.
- the longitudinal edges of the receiving base 00495 22 starting from this point 00494 area 29 are slightly convexly rounded and open on the side opposite the 00496 tip into an essentially straight narrow side 00497, extending transversely to the longitudinal extension of the layout 00498.
- the receiving base 22 shaped perpendicular to its 00501 longitudinal extent like a groove, uniformly rounded 00502.
- the receiving base 22 is trough-like 00503, whereby - viewed in cross section - the 00504 rounding forming the throat extends from one longitudinal edge to the 00505 opposite longitudinal edge of the receiving base 22 00506, with a lowest point, which in a 00507 projection with the longitudinal central axis xx of the Bottom part 00508 3 coincides.
- the receiving base 22 has a passage opening 00511 25, which is also essentially triangular in plan 00512, the tip region 00513 of this triangle facing the tip region 29 of the triangular 00514 receiving floor plan.
- the corner areas 00515 of the through opening 25 are strongly rounded.
- 00516 00517 In relation to a 00518 longitudinal center axis yy running transverse to the central axis xx, the through opening 25 00519 is formed on one side of this axis yy, leaving 00520 a border 26 between the through opening 25 00521 and the longitudinal edge edges or the pointed end region 29 00522 of the receiving base 22.
- the narrow side 25 'of the through opening 25 00524 facing away from the tip region 00523 extends approximately at the level of the longitudinal center axis yy. 00525 Accordingly, the area of the receiving base 22 between 00526 of the longitudinal central axis yy and the narrow side 00527 is designed to be closed. In this closed area 00528, a 00529 housing 27 is formed on the underside of the receiving base 22 on the bottom 22 for receiving a 00530 cable drum 28 (see FIG. 9).
- 00531 00532 Starting from the narrow side 00533 te 24, the entire receiving base 22 is inclined in the direction of the pointed end region 00534 29, in the exemplary embodiment shown 00535 at an angle of approximately 15 °.
- the base part 3 has a tricycle 00538 chassis. This is formed by two rear wheels 30 arranged in the end region 00539 richly between the longitudinal edge edges and the narrow side 00540 24 and a fully rotatable front roller 31 arranged on the underside of the 00541 receiving base 22 in its pointed end region 29.
- the front wheel 00543 31 is on one fully rotatable plate 32, 00544 which is positioned in the region of the border 26 between the handle opening 00545 and the tip of the receiving base 22 00546.
- the two preferably covered rear wheels 30 have 00549 mutually diverging axes z, z ', whereby - as can be seen from 00550 in FIG. 9 - the rear wheels 30 are arranged 00551 in such a way that they are inclined inwards.
- the inclination 00552 of the axes z, z ' is approximately 20 ° to 30 ° in the embodiment shown 00553.
- 00554 00555 The housing 27 arranged between the rear wheels 30 below the receiving bracket 00556 forms a flat, in 17
- a cantilever arm 23 00568 formed on the receiving base 22 is provided.
- the cantilever arm 23 extends from the root area 00575 like a gooseneck up to approximately - viewed in a 00576 projection according to FIG. 6 - at the level of the longitudinal 00577 axis xx of the base part 3.
- the cantilever arm 23 essentially follows with its body axis a circular section 00579 running approximately transversely to the longitudinal axis xx.
- the freely projecting end 34 of the Ausle ⁇ 00581 arm 23 includes a rigid socket 35, which, 00582 che 00584, viewed in a projection according to FIG. 6, is aligned along the longitudinal axis xx of the bottom part 3 00584.
- 00585 00586 The housing section of the 00587 free cantilevered end 34 receiving the socket 35 is arranged 00590 in a projection in 00588 in the direction of the pointed end region 29 of the receiving plate 00589 22d related to the narrow side 24. Furthermore, with reference to the projection in 00591 Fig.
- a parallel to the longitudinal axis xx 00592 measured distance between the narrow side 24 and 00593 a mouth area 36 of the socket 35 corresponds approximately to a 00594 quarter of the total longitudinal extent of the bottom part 3 00595.
- the outlet 35 which is aligned with its mouth region 36 in the direction of the 00598 pointed end region 29, is 00599 -conditionally cantilevered above the receiving base 00601 22 due to the described configuration of the Ausle ⁇ 00600 arm 23, one extending perpendicular to the longitudinal 00602 of the bottom part 3, the measured distance between the socket 35 and the top of the receptacle 00604 dens 22 corresponds approximately to a distance from the receptacle floor 22 to the 00605 installation level of the rear wheels 30 (see 00606 FIG. 9).
- the 00609 receiving base 22 which is designed like a fillet, merges in the corner region that accommodates a rear wheel 30 with 00610 into the Ausle ⁇ 00611 arm 23.
- the latter has 34 control lamps 37 in the area of the freely projecting end 00612, whereby a 00613 integrated operating display, for example a stand 00615 by display, is formed from above, ie clearly visible from the direction of the user.
- 00616 00617 The free cantilevered end 34 of the cantilever arrangement 00619 mes 23 shown in FIG.
- 00618 is essentially tubular, 00620 of this tubular section also comprising a tubular 00621 plug guide 38, leaving a free 00622 annular space 39 between the jacket wall 40 of the protruding end 34 and the outer wall of the plug guide 00624 38.
- 00625 00626 The socket 35 is at a distance from the mouth 36
- the socket 35 has two tab receptacles 41
- 00634 recordings are preferably conductive and back
- This cable drum 28 is a known cable spooler
- the bracket 13 of the 00661 hand-held device 3, which has the plug-in receptacle 11, is of tubular design in accordance with the freely projecting 00662 end 34 in the region of the socket 35 of the base part 3.
- the plug-in receptacle 11 is positioned here in a freely projecting end region of the boom 00665 13, a mouth cross-section of the 00666 plug-in receptacle 11 essentially corresponding to the mouth cross-section 00667 of the annular space 39 of the end part 34 on the bottom part, freely protruding 00668.
- a plug 46 is arranged in the plug-in receptacle 11, 00671 which is fastened in the plug-in receptacle 00672 me 11 via a plug base 47.
- the plug base 47 has a 00673 cross section, which corresponds to the hollow profile cross section of the 00674 bracket 13 or the plug receptacle 11.
- the 00675 connector base 47 is held in a precisely fitting manner in the plug receptacle 11 00676 and, for example, is adhesively bonded to the inner wall of the bracket 00677 13.
- 00693 is assigned in the middle between the flat plugs 50, a lower 00694 curvature region of the cross section 00695 circular connector 51 is provided, which also protrudes into the 00696 plug-in space.
- 00697 00698 Both the flat connector 50 and the circular connector 51 00699 are electrically conductive and connected in the rear in the area of the 00700 connector 46 and the connector base 47 with corresponding connections 00701 which lead to electronics or the like within the motor housing 00702 ses ⁇ 00703 den.
- the flat plugs 50 are used for voltage connection of the device 00704 both when operating as a hand vacuum cleaner 00705 or floor vacuum cleaner according to FIGS.
- the round plug 51 is used for signal transmission 00708 supply, for example in a configuration as a handheld vacuum cleaner 00709 according to FIG. 2 for signal transmission of the power switch 17 arranged in the device 00710 handle 10 or in the handle 14 thereof.
- 00712 00713 Furthermore, the arrangement is such that the flat 00714 connector 50 and the circular connector 51 end at a distance from the 00715 mouth 52 of the plug receptacle 11.
- the plug receptacle 11 00719 has a latching receptacle 53, into which a latching cam can engage.
- Both the device handle 10 to form a 00721 hand-held vacuum cleaner according to FIG. 2 and the connecting line 00722 device 15 or its mains socket 16 to form a 00723 overhead vacuum cleaner according to FIG. 3 have such a 00724 locking cam.
- the latching receptacle 53 is provided with an ejector 54 for disengaging a latching pin entering the receptacle 53.
- the ejector 54 consists 00727 of a flexible plastic part 55 with a 00728 bound metallic pressing part 56, which protrudes into the 00729 locking receptacles 53.
- the flexible plastic 00730 part 55 is held in the area of the locking receptacle 53, 00731 so that by simply pressing on this plastic 00732 part 55, the pressing part 56 is displaced such that a 00733 locking cam 53 lying in this locking receptacle from 00734 of the receptacle is moved to release the locking .
- 00735 00736 As already mentioned, a circuit breaker 18 is arranged in the arm 13 of the handheld device 00737, which circuit breaker 00738 is designed as a slide switch.
- FIGS. 00739, FIGS. 14 to 16 only the slide actuation handle of the 00741 circuit breaker is shown, that is to say, 00742 of the potentiometer 00743 ter / switch module to be actuated by the handle.
- 00744 00745 The circuit breaker 18 or its handle has 00746 a remote control extension 57 which extends in 00747 a basic position according to FIG. 14, ie in an off position of the circuit breaker, to the front end 49 00749 of the plug 46.
- a cantilevered section 58 of the remote actuation extension 00752 set 57 lies at least in the area of an end 00753 catch formation 59 in the annular space 00755 48 formed between the plug 46 and the plug 00754 receiving inner wall.
- 00756 00757 If the vacuum cleaner 1 according to the invention is to be used as a vacuum cleaner 00758 according to FIG.
- the hand tool 00759 advises 2, possibly after the device handle 00760 10 and / or the connecting line 15 has been removed beforehand, corresponding to 00761 as shown in FIG 10 illustrates a manner displaced parallel to the 00762 receiving base 22 of the base part 3 for locking with the 00763 latter (in the direction of the arrow r).
- 00764 00765 The handheld device 2 has at least in the
- 00799 pushed position according to FIGS. 15 and 16 is supported 00800 the socket 35 in its end region on the front side 00801 te 49 of the plug 48 and the end face of the plug 00802 guide 38 from an end surface of the plug base 47 00803.
- the flat plug 50 and the round plug 51 find 00804 receptacle in the flat plug receptacles 41 and the round 00805 plug receptacle 42 of the socket 35 for coupling the 00806 electrical lines.
- a spring-loaded latching cam 61 provided in the area of the socket 00809 35 snaps into the 00810 latching seat 53 of the plug seat 11.
- the actuation of the ejector 62 on the cantilever arm causes a downward displacement 00822 of the ejector 54 on the plug-in receptacle, which results in the locking cam 61 being moved back against the spring 00824 force.
- 00825 00826 After this latching has been released, the handheld device 2 00827 can be pulled off the base part 3 in the simplest manner against the direction of 00828 arrow r, 00829 here through the snap connection between remote control 00830 extension 57 and the snap-in receptacle 60 of the plug guide 00831 38 a shifting back of the slide switch 18 or 00832 whose handle is effected in an off position.
- 00833 00834 The connector 4 described above is used both 00835 for electrical and mechanical connection 00836 of handheld device 2 and base part 3. 00837 00838 As already mentioned, base part 3 can also be brought into a set-up position 00840 together with 00839 the inserted handset 2 by the Bottom part 3 is placed on the narrow part 00841 side 33. In order to counteract 00842 a tilting of the hand-held device 2 here, 00843 a further rest is provided between these two parts 00844. The latter is provided at the bottom part 3 for the 00845 socket-side holder.
- a sliding holder 00848 is provided, which is arranged in the region 29 of the border 26 on the receptacle 00850 in the region of the border 29, when aligned in the longitudinal 00851 direction of the receptacle bottom 22 the axis 00852 xx.
- This sliding holder 63 likewise has undercuts aligned in 00853 in the longitudinal extent of the base part 3, for the detection of webs on the hand-held side, 00855, not shown, to be inserted onto the base part 3 when the hand-held device 00856 is pushed on.
- 00857 e.g.
- these undercuts can be designed in the form of a 00858 dovetail guide.
- 00859 00860 As can be seen from FIGS. 17 to 20, the shape and orientation of the 00862 extension arm 23 having the socket 35 is selected such that it partially overlaps the handheld device 2 00863. Due to this configuration, it is possible that the mentioned, pivotable 00865 filter cassette 19 of the hand-held device 2 can also be pivoted in the position coupled to the 00866 base part 3 for the exchange of a 00867 filter bag (see dash-dot 00868 pivoting positions of the filter cassette 19 in FIG. 19 ). 22 and 23 is a schematic illustration in FIGS.
- 00877 locking device is in the form of a slot-like
- the bottom part 3 has a further receptacle 65 in
- This receptacle 65 serves as a
- the 00903 projection to the installation surface 33 on the side, the 00904 can 35 facing, but located near the wheel axis zz-
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AU22894/97A AU2289497A (en) | 1996-04-29 | 1997-03-20 | Vacuum cleaner |
EP97915399A EP0900045B1 (de) | 1996-04-29 | 1997-03-20 | Staubsauger |
AT97915399T ATE202912T1 (de) | 1996-04-29 | 1997-03-20 | Staubsauger |
DE59704022T DE59704022D1 (de) | 1996-04-29 | 1997-03-20 | Staubsauger |
DK97915399T DK0900045T3 (da) | 1996-04-29 | 1997-03-20 | Støvsuger |
GR20010401720T GR3036854T3 (en) | 1996-04-29 | 2001-10-10 | Vacuum cleaner |
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