Classifications

• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F25—REFRIGERATION OR COOLING; COMBINED HEATING AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS; MANUFACTURE OR STORAGE OF ICE; LIQUEFACTION SOLIDIFICATION OF GASES
  • F25D—REFRIGERATORS; COLD ROOMS; ICE-BOXES; COOLING OR FREEZING APPARATUS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
  • F25D25/00—Charging, supporting, and discharging the articles to be cooled
  • F25D25/02—Charging, supporting, and discharging the articles to be cooled by shelves
  • F25D25/024—Slidable shelves
  • F25D25/025—Drawers

Definitions

• Refrigerated goods carrier for a refrigeration device for a refrigeration device
• the invention relates to a refrigerated goods carrier for a refrigerating appliance according to the preamble of claim 1 and to a refrigerating appliance equipped with such a refrigerated goods carrier according to the preamble of claim 12.
• Refrigerated goods carriers in particular for domestic refrigeration appliances such as refrigerators and freezers, are often equipped with refrigerated goods containers for receiving the refrigerated goods, which are arranged on the inside of the refrigerators by means of telescopic pull-outs.
• the telescopic extensions by means of which the refrigerated goods are attached to the refrigeration device in each case have a fixed rail part, which is fixed to the inside of the refrigerators, as well as in this slidably engaging Losschienenteil, which is mounted onmégut authorer.
• the refrigerated goods are often made of plastic flat material in one piece by forming.
• the rail parts of the telescopic extensions must namely not only allow movement of a guided in the rails extract in the longitudinal direction of the rails but to a small extent and transversely thereto.
• the extracts In order to ensure an exact and smooth guiding of the rails despite this necessary guide play, without risking tilting of the rails, the extracts must be mounted accurately and accurately against each other.
• DE 101 26 841 A1 it is therefore proposed that of the two guide rails of a telescopic extension, which are required for guiding a refrigerated goods, at least one is mounted on one of the side walls via a compensating element at an acute angle to the side wall, the divergence of the Sidewalls compensates, which is at least determined that the rails of the pair are parallel.
• the tolerance of the inner width of the refrigeration device can also be taken into account via this compensating element.
• such a compensation element increases the assembly effort and thus the manufacturing cost of the refrigerator.
• the invention has the object of providing a refrigerated goods for a refrigeration device in such a way that the refrigerated goods is smooth and exactly extendable, the refrigerated goods and the refrigerator but continue to be produced with simple and inexpensive tools, with additional assembly or manufacturing problems to be avoided.
• the object is achieved by a refrigerated goods carrier for a refrigerator with the features of claim 1 and a refrigerator with the features of claim 12.
• the stationary relative to the refrigerator to be stored guide part of the drawer is ondegutla itself and not as in conventional devices on the inner wall of the refrigerator ,
• both mutually movable guide parts of the drawer are arranged on the refrigerated goods carrier itself and can be optimally adapted to each other and easily adjusted to each other, without structural differences or tolerances of refrigerated goods and inner wall of the refrigerator, in particular with respect to each other, must be considered.
• the invention also has the additional decisive advantage that the extendable refrigerated goods now in its arrangement in the refrigeration device is no longer bound to a predetermined location in the refrigerator, to which the fixed rail part was previously attached.
• the inventive cooling Good carrier are arranged on different shots of the refrigerator and is not set to this position due to a fixedly arranged on the inner wall of the refrigerator guide part of the drawer. Due to the fact that the complete extension is part of the refrigerated goods carrier itself, the extendable refrigerated goods carrier, like any other refrigerated goods carrier, can be suspended in each receptacle of the refrigeration device provided for holding the refrigerated goods carriers. The extendable refrigerated goods carrier is thus interchangeable with all other extracts and shelves that are part of a refrigerator. Thus, the usual flexibility with respect to the arrangement of refrigerated goods in the refrigerator is also maintained when the refrigerated goods are extendable.
• the support element on which the guide part of the drawer is arranged designed so that it can serve as a shelf in the refrigerator.
• the substantially formed as a shelf carrier element can thus be introduced as all other shelves in the recordings of the refrigerator and held there.
• it can still fulfill the function of a carrier for further refrigerated goods or other refrigerated goods, which can be parked on it.
• it serves in this embodiment as a shelf still as a cover for the extendable refrigerated goods, when it is inserted into the refrigerator.
• this designed as a shelf area of the support member of lesser depth than the refrigerated goods itself, so that the refrigerated goods in the imported state is not completely covered by this shelf but is open in the front area.
• the opening for the removal of the item to be cooled when the refrigerated goods container is withdrawn is markedly enlarged relative to a full-surface shelf, which facilitates the removal of refrigerated goods.
• the shelf of the support element is arranged in fixedly arranged on the guide part of the drawer and against these movably mounted or loosely connected sections.
• the detachable sections can, just like the pivotable cover, be opened or removed, so as to provide a larger removal opening for the refrigerated goods as soon as the refrigerated goods is pulled out of the refrigerator.
• the guide parts of the drawer are arranged on side parts, which are part of the carrier element.
• Such side parts serve as fastening adapters for the guide parts and allow, for example via snap-in connections, a particularly simple mounting of the guide parts at a e.g. designed as a shelf carrier part by the guide parts can be pre-assembled on the side panels.
• the drawer is designed as a telescopic extension, which has two mutually displaceable rail parts, fixed to the carrier element Festschienenteil and attached tomégut interchangeer Losschienenteil and each one on the support member and provided ondegut variouser wheel, the wheels in through Run in mesh of each formed opposite rail parts of the other element running channel.
• a telescopic extension allows a particularly easy and accurate guidance and can be used particularly advantageous here due to the invention, which overcomes any tolerance problem that is otherwise particularly critical in telescopic extensions.
• the refrigerated goods has a stop, which brakes the refrigerated goods in conjunction with the wheel of the support member as soon as a designated maximum extraction point is reached.
• FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a refrigerator according to the invention
• FIG. 2 is a perspective exploded view of a refrigerated goods according to the invention
• Fig. 3 is a schematic representation of a section of the inventive
• Refrigerated goods carrier and Fig. 4 the same as Fig. 3, but in a different pullout position.
• the refrigerated goods carrier 2 has a refrigerated goods container 3, which is arranged on a not visible in this figure telescopic extension to a tray formed as a tray element 4.
• a cover 5 which is pivotally mounted on the carrier element 4, provided.
• another shelf 10 is arranged on retaining webs 1 1.
• the extendable refrigerated goods 2 is thus about common holding webs 1 1 of the refrigerator 1 with this in conjunction and can be placed at any position in the refrigerator 1, where such holding webs are 1 1.
• the construction of the extendable refrigerated goods carrier 2 is shown in detail in FIG. Here, the construction of the refrigerated goods carrier 2 is clarified once again by means of a perspective view.
• the refrigerated goods carrier consists essentially of the refrigerated goods container 3, on which the carrier element 4 formed as a shelf is placed over a not visible in the figure 1 side part 12. On the support member 4, an end cover 5 of the refrigerated goods container 3 is pivotally mounted.
• the side part 12 has latching hooks 13, which hook into this, not visible in this figure, detent holes in the holding element 4 to hook the side member 12 fixed to the support member 4. Furthermore, the side part 12 as well as the side part of the other side, not shown in the same manner, has a fixed rail part 14, which runs on the inside of the side part 12 and is only indicated here schematically.
• This Festschienenteil 14 is part of the telescopic extension, which allows the extraction of the refrigerated goods 3.
• the counterpart to this fixed rail part 14 is arranged on a refrigerated goods 3 Losschienenteil 15. Both on the side part 12 and the refrigerated goods 3 rollers 16 and 17 are arranged, which run in the channels 14 and 15 formed by the channels.
• the roller 18 runs in the fixed rail part 14, in which the refrigerated goods container 3 is mounted.
• the rail 15 serves as an upper guide for the roller 16 and also offers by means of, formed as part of the upper rail 15, stop 19 a stop function that prevents a dropping or falling out of the refrigerated goods container 3 from the refrigerator 1.
• This mode of operation and the removal of the refrigerated goods container 3 from the holding element 4 are illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4 in an explanatory manner.
• the cover 5 is pivotally mounted on the support member 4 and is automatically pushed upwards by means of an unspecified, but the person skilled in the known pivot mechanism as soon as the refrigerated goods 3 is pulled forward.
• Such a pivoting mechanism, which causes an automatic push-up of the cover 5, for example may be due to the shape in which the cover 5 and the refrigerated goods container 3 is formed in the region in which they interlock.

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