WO2016016351A1 - Reinigen eines haushaltsgeräts - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24C—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES ; DETAILS OF DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
- F24C14/00—Stoves or ranges having self-cleaning provisions, e.g. continuous catalytic cleaning or electrostatic cleaning
- F24C14/005—Stoves or ranges having self-cleaning provisions, e.g. continuous catalytic cleaning or electrostatic cleaning using a cleaning liquid
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- the invention relates to a cleaning device for introduction into a treatment chamber of a household appliance, comprising at least one storage container for receiving active agent, which storage container is closed by means of at least sealing.
- the invention also relates to a household appliance with a treatment room to be cleaned.
- the invention is particularly advantageously applicable to food processing equipment, in particular cooking appliances, in particular steam ovens.
- DE 10 2004 001 220 B3 discloses a cleaning arrangement for a cooking appliance, comprising a cooking chamber, with a cooking chamber inlet and a cooking chamber drain for at least one fluid, in particular comprising water, wash liquor, detergent, rinse aid and / or decalcifier, wherein a downstream of the cooking chamber drain arranged shut-off device exists is that has a first actuating position, in which a fluid connection of the cooking chamber drain to a cooking appliance drain is produced, and a second actuating position, in which a fluid connection of the cooking chamber to the cooking chamber inlet to form a substantially closed fluid circuit can be produced.
- DE 20 2010 012 989 U1 discloses a container for at least one chemical, selected from at least one descaling agent, at least one cleaning agent for cleaning at least one interior of a cooking appliance, with at least one opening for targeted chemical release when hot air is applied to the container , Steam, microwaves and / or water in the cooking appliance, wherein at least one wall is present, which surrounds the chemicals to the area of the opening before the application of hot air, steam, microwaves and / or water and residue-free dissolvable by said application is at least a cover of the opening over which the container is closable and which dissolves without residue by the application of hot air, steam, microwaves and / or water against residue-free dissolution of the wall, and at least one separation, via which the container is subdivided into at least two chambers, in which different chemicals can be introduced, wherein the separation itself upon exposure to hot air, steam, microwaves and / or water, after the dissolution of the cover and prior to completion of the dissolution of the wall, dissolving without residue, with the
- EP 2 502 542 A1 discloses a device for single or multiple dosing of cleaners of at least one cleaner in a cleaning device, wherein the at least one cleaner is present in powder form, as granules, as tab, in block form liquid or as gel, wherein the at least one cleaner in a cartridge is received, having at least one seal, after the opening of the at least one cleaner in a dissolving chamber or a release / dissolving area passes, which is in communication with a treatment agent reservoir.
- cleaning device for introduction into a treatment chamber of a domestic appliance, comprising at least one container (hereinafter referred to as “reservoir” without restriction of generality) for receiving active agents, which storage container is closed by means of at least one seal, wherein the cleaning device has a liquid distribution device, which has a connection adapter for detachable connection to a liquid-conducting connection counter device of the household appliance and at least one fluid outlet opening fluidly connected to the connection adapter and wherein the reservoir is attached to the cleaning device.
- the storage container and the liquid distribution device are fixedly connected to one another and therefore can only be handled jointly by a user, they can also be used only together in the household appliance and again removed therefrom. So can be achieved by simple means that the liquid distribution is neither dirty nor clogged.
- a suitable dosage of the active agent can be achieved via the reservoir. Since no cleaning is possible without the remplisstechniksverteilinnate, it is also ensured that during cleaning also filled with active agent reservoir is present.
- the cleaning device may also be referred to as a "cleaning cartridge” or "cleaning cartridge”.
- the active agent accommodated or placed in the storage container may, for example, be in powder form, as granules, in block form, as a tab or as a liquid medium, e.g. as a gel.
- the active agent may emerge from the reservoir at least partially removed from the reservoir, e.g. trickle out, fall out, flow out, etc.
- the reservoir may have one or more chambers. Several chambers may be filled with different active agents. Thus, the household appliance can also be added agents, which can not be stored mixed.
- the reservoir may also be referred to as a "container" or as a "reservoir".
- the seal is configured to be removed before or during a cleaning operation to release the active agent present in the reservoir.
- the reservoir has a plurality of chambers, they like with sealed in a joint seal.
- at least two different chambers may be sealed with different seals that are removed, for example, at different times, durations, or release mechanisms.
- an order of action of the active agents can be achieved.
- the liquid distribution device serves to provide liquid supplied by the household appliance, e.g. Take up water with and without active agent, and distribute it in the treatment room to clean it.
- the conveniently pressurized liquid may be applied to the treatment room by means of walls defining at least one liquid exit opening (e.g., a furnace muffle).
- the liquid can apply the soiling dissolved in the walls to the walls (possibly including calcifications) adhering to it and / or release it by its kinetic energy.
- the active agent may for example have a cleaning and / or descaling effect. It may have one or more active ingredients.
- connection adapter is used for the detachable mechanical and fluidic connection to the domestic appliance, namely a corresponding counterpart of the domestic appliance, which is referred to below without restriction of the general public as "counter-connection device".
- the connection adapter and the counter connecting device can therefore together produce a mechanical and fluidic connection, by means of which liquid from the domestic appliance can flow to the at least one liquid outlet opening.
- the liquid distribution device and / or the reservoir may in particular be made of plastic, which makes them particularly inexpensive and durable.
- the cleaning device is a disposable device.
- the liquid distribution device is neither dirty nor clogged.
- the liquid distribution device and / or the storage container may be inseparably connected to one another.
- the cleaning device can also be configured as a disposable device as a reusable device, for example by replacing or replacing the storage container.
- the copesstechniksverteil is easy to clean outside the household appliance, eg in a dishwasher.
- liquid distribution device and the reservoir are separated from each other fluidly.
- a particularly error-less operation of the cleaning device is achieved.
- the operation of the liquid distribution device is then in particular independent of the storage container and thus can not clog for example by directly introduced active agent.
- liquid distribution device and the reservoir are fluidly connected to each other.
- Liquid flowing into the connection adapter of the liquid distribution device may take along active substance in the reservoir and release it mixed with the liquid through the liquid outlet.
- the seal may then separate the reservoir from the liquid distribution device before the cleaning device is put into operation.
- the seal may e.g. be destroyed by the pressure of the liquid flowing through the connection adapter or may be e.g. be water-soluble.
- the at least one seal is designed as a thermally soluble and / or water-soluble seal. This allows it to dissolve or decompose itself during a cleaning operation to release the active agent. There is no need for a separate means of removing the seal.
- the seal can thus dissolve or dissolve, for example, that comes into contact with water and / or in that it dissolves or dissolves under heat. Both conditions can be ensured during a cleaning process by means of the household appliance. It is one way of designing a thermally-soluble seal to be wax, e.g. present as a wax platelet.
- a removable protective cap To protect the seal from being used outside in a cleaning process, it may be covered by a removable protective cap.
- This protective cap likes from a user be removed before introducing the cleaning device in the treatment room.
- the cap also facilitates a particularly simple way of detecting a still unused cleaning device or a still unused reservoir.
- the protective cap may for example be plugged or screwed on.
- the at least one liquid outlet opening is formed as at least one nozzle. This allows a particularly effective cleaning of the treatment room or walls of the treatment room.
- the liquid distribution device may have one or more nozzles.
- the liquid outlet opening is rotatable under the pressure of a liquid introduced into the liquid distribution device. So a large area is sprayable. Under a rotatable liquid outlet opening may be understood in particular a rotatable about an axis of rotation of the cleaning device liquid outlet opening. The liquid outlet may also exercise a centrifugal movement. It is yet another embodiment that the reservoir is arranged on a side facing away from the connection adapter of the liquid distribution device. Thus, the reservoir can be particularly effective release its agent without being hindered by the connection adapter. It is also an embodiment that the at least one liquid outlet opening is aligned laterally with respect to the connection adapter and the storage container. This allows unhindered large-angle liquid emission.
- the cleaning device has a longitudinal axis, along which the liquid distribution device and the reservoir are arranged, wherein at least one liquid outlet opening is rotatable about the longitudinal axis.
- the at least one liquid outlet opening may in particular be aligned perpendicular to the longitudinal axis.
- the at least one seal is arranged on a side of the storage container facing away from the liquid distribution device. This allows in a simple manner, a virtually complete emptying of the active agent, especially in ceiling arrangement of the cleaning device (in which therefore the connection adapter is connected to a ceiling of the treatment room). The seal is then located at a bottom of the reservoir.
- connection adapter is a plug-in adapter. This is particularly easy to connect to a fitting designed as a recess connecting counter device.
- the connection adapter may e.g. have a tubular insertion region, which on the inside can carry the liquid and is formed on the outside for connection.
- the plug-in adapter may be connected to the mating counter e.g. take a releasable detent or clip connection and may for example have one or more latching connection elements or latching connection areas, in particular clip elements or clip areas.
- the plug-in adapter may alternatively be connected to the connection counter means e.g. enter a screw connection. It may have a screw thread, e.g. at a front end of the tubular insertion portion.
- the plug-in adapter may also be connected to the connecting counterpart device but also e.g. make a plug / twist connection like a bayonet connection. The plug-in adapter may then be designed as a bayonet plug.
- liquid distribution device and the storage container are separately produced and subsequently assembled components of the cleaning device. This may facilitate manufacture and storage.
- a household appliance comprising a treatment space to be cleaned, wherein at least one liquid-carrying connection counter-device for releasably connecting a cleaning device as described above is present on the treatment space or a wall thereof to be cleaned.
- the household appliance can be designed analogously to the cleaning device and has the same advantages.
- the cleaning device can be attached from the treatment room in the region of a wall, which is particularly simple. On opening the household appliance on a maintenance cover or similar. can be dispensed with.
- the home appliance does not need to have any device-internal device for active agent supply, which would be consuming to clean even.
- the connection counter device may also be drawn as "adapter receptacle" or "adapter counterpart".
- the treatment space has, in particular, a wall which has a front-side charging opening.
- the loading opening can be closed by means of a door.
- the household appliance has a liquid or cleaning circuit.
- This is in particular adapted to convey liquid from a floor of the treatment room to the counter connecting device, in particular to pump.
- this liquid is then injected or sprayed by the liquid distribution in the treatment room, in particular on the wall of the treatment room.
- the liquid may then run down the walls and collect at the bottom to be conveyed back to the connection counter.
- the cleaning cycle may in particular have a bottom-side drain, which is connected on the suction side to a delivery device, in particular a pump (eg directly or via at least one fluid channel).
- the delivery device is fluidically connected to the counterpart connection on the pressure side (eg via at least one fluid channel).
- the household appliance is set up to carry out a cleaning process only when a cleaning device is connected to the opposite counter device.
- the household appliance may be configured to detect the presence of the cleaning device.
- at least one counter connecting device is located in a ceiling of the treatment room.
- the resulting cover-side arrangement of the cleaning device allows in a particularly simple manner a complete emptying of the active agent.
- a connecting device arranged on the cover side fouls very little.
- the household appliance is not limited to a ceiling-side arrangement of the counter connecting device.
- the domestic appliance may alternatively or additionally have an arrangement of the counter connecting device on a (left-sided, right-sided and / or rearward) side wall and / or on a bottom of a wall of the treatment chamber.
- the household appliance may have one or more connection counter devices.
- connection counter devices In the presence of a plurality of connection counter devices, at least two connection counter devices may be arranged on a same wall side (side wall, floor or ceiling), e.g. to accommodate multiple cleaning devices on a ceiling. They may alternatively or additionally be present on different sides of the wall.
- the household appliance is in particular a water-conducting household appliance, in particular a large household appliance.
- the household appliance is a food treatment device and the treatment room is a food treatment room.
- the food handler may have oven functionality. This furnace functionality may be implemented by the presence of at least one radiator, eg a resistance radiator such as a bottom heat radiator, a top heat radiator, a circulating air radiator, etc.
- the oven functionality allows targeted heating of the food treatment room.
- the oven functionality may include an oven functionality.
- the wall may then also be referred to as a muffle.
- the food handler may additionally or alternatively have a steam treatment functionality.
- the household appliance may have a steam generator.
- a food treatment appliance with steam treatment functionality has the advantage that a water supply is already present for generating steam in the appliance. Combined steam treatment and oven functionality may also be referred to as steam fermentation functionality.
- the food treatment device may in particular be a steam oven.
- the food handler may also have microwave functionality.
- the object is also achieved by a system comprising a domestic appliance with a treatment room as described above and at least one cleaning device located in the treatment room as described above. In the inserted or connected state, at least the at least one liquid outlet opening of the cleaning device protrudes into the treatment space or is located in the treatment space in order to spray its wall.
- the reservoir may also be located in the treatment room.
- At least one inserted or connected cleaning device projects so far into the treatment room that it prevents a treatment process. This may be achieved, for example, in the case of a cover-side arrangement in that the part of the cleaning device projecting into the treatment space prevents insertion of one or more, in particular of all, food supports. In other words, the cleaning device is then in the range of at least one insertion level of the household appliance.
- the object is also achieved by a method for cleaning a household appliance, wherein the method comprises at least the following steps: (i) connecting a cleaning device to a connecting counter-device of a wall of a treatment chamber of the household appliance; (ii) activating a cleaning program of the household appliance; (iii) put into operation, by the household appliance, a cleaning cycle comprising the cleaning device; (iv) stopping the cleaning program, e.g. after expiration of a predetermined cleaning time; and (v) removing the used cleaning device.
- the method can be configured analogously to the devices described above and allows the same advantages.
- connection of the cleaning device in step (i) may include inserting the attachment adapter of the cleaning device into a connection counterpart arranged on a wall of the treatment chamber of the household appliance. This will be explained in more detail below by way of example with reference to a cover-side arrangement.
- the step (iii) of commissioning the cleaning cycle may include adding water, in particular fresh water, to the cleaning cycle, for example by introducing water into the treatment space, which may collect on the bottom side.
- Step (iii) may include turning on a pump.
- Step (iii) comprises, in particular, that water collecting at the bottom is conveyed to the cleaning device, where it is discharged from the at least one outlet opening under pressure onto the wall of the treatment chamber.
- Step (iii) may also include heating the treatment room. This may serve to more effectively loosen contaminants as well as to release a thermally-releasable seal of the reservoir.
- the seal may not yet have been released or removed, but the liquid distribution device is already spraying water onto the wall by means of the liquid outlet opening.
- the seal eg a wax platelet
- the active agent in the reservoir eg powder
- the floor of the treatment room is covered with water, in which the powder dissolves.
- the water thus added with the active agent is pumped by the pump to the liquid distribution device of the cleaning device, which now sprays the water mixed with the active agent onto the wall.
- the removal of the used cleaning device may in particular be followed by a disposal of the used cleaning device, in particular if it is designed as a disposable or disposable device.
- FIG. 1 shows a sectional side view of a system of a household appliance and a cleaning device
- the steam oven H has a treatment space in the form of a cooking chamber G, which except for a front-side feed opening O of a muffle or cooking space wall M is limited, the feed opening O is closed by means of a cooking chamber door T.
- the cooking chamber wall M has a bottom Mu, a ceiling Mo, a rear side wall Mr and left and right side side walls, of which only the right side side wall Ms is shown.
- a depression V is formed, from which a drain pipe L1 discharges, which leads to a suction side of a pump P.
- a pressure side of the pump P is connected via a tube L2 with a counter connecting device in the form of an arranged on the ceiling Mo adapter receptacle D.
- the pump P can be controlled by means of a control device C, for example.
- the controller C may also control the operating programs of the steam oven H, including a cleaning program.
- the steam oven H can be operated, for example, by means of a control panel B, which may be coupled to the control device C.
- the cleaning cartridge 1 is detachably inserted into the adapter receptacle D and thereby mechanically and fluidly connected thereto.
- the cleaning cartridge 1 projects so far into the cooking chamber G that it blocks the two insertion levels E1 and E2 and thus prevents the insertion of a cooking space carrier (baking tray, grid, etc.).
- the cleaning cartridge 1 has a storage container 2 for receiving active agent R.
- the reservoir 2 is connected on one side with a liquid distribution device 3, via a mounting region 4.
- the reservoir 2 has an opening 5 which is sealed by means of a wax plate 6.
- the liquid distribution device 3 has on its side facing away from the reservoir 2 a connection adapter 7, which is designed for releasable connection to the adapter receptacle D.
- the connection adapter 7 has a tubular basic shape, wherein by an inner cavity 8 of the adapter receptacle D from depressed liquid F can be accommodated and an outer side for releasable attachment to the adapter receptacle D is formed.
- a Axis A circumferential projection 9 present, which can serve as a latching projection.
- the connection adapter 7 is thus designed as a plug-in adapter. Instead of the projection, a screw thread may also be present. Also, two pin-like projections for realizing a bayonet closure may be present.
- connection adapter 7 also has a lateral opening 10 which leads outwards to a ring 1 1 of the liquid distribution device 3 which is freely rotatable around the connection adapter 7.
- the ring 1 1 has on the inside an annular groove 12 into which the opening 10 leads.
- the annular groove 12 is connected to a nozzle 13 designed as a liquid outlet opening, which leads laterally outwards.
- the nozzle 13 is thus fluidly connected to the cavity 8 of the connection adapter 7.
- the nozzle 13 protrudes into the cooking space G or opens into the cooking space G.
- the liquid distribution device 3 is not fluidly connected, but only mechanically.
- a user may first insert the cleaning cartridge 1 from the cooking space G into the adapter receptacle D. He will do this by inserting the connection adapter 7 with its free end (on which the circumferential projection 9 is located) in the adapter receptacle D until the connection adapter 7 snaps or clasps into the adapter receptacle D. Then the user closes the cooking chamber door T and activates the cleaning program via the control panel B.
- He may alternatively have previously called the cleaning program.
- the steam oven H may then have ascertained that no cleaning cartridge 1 has yet been connected and then the user has been informed that he must use a cleaning cartridge 1 to continue the cleaning program.
- liquid F is given in the form of eg fresh water in the cooking chamber G, so that at least the depression V in the bottom Mu of the cooking chamber M is filled with it.
- the standing in the recess V liquid F is sucked by the pump P via the drain pipe L1 and pumped via the tube L2 to the adapter receptacle D, as indicated by the open arrows.
- the pressurized fluid F passes into the inner cavity 8 of the connection adapter 7 and from there on through the lateral opening 10 in the annular groove 12 of the ring 1 first From the annular groove 12, the liquid is pressed through the nozzle 13 to the outside and generates a spray jet S.
- the spray sprayed the cooking space M.
- the sprayed liquid F runs down the cooking chamber M back into the recess V and can again to the cleaning ku n be pumped. This closes the fluidic cleaning cycle.
- the ring 1 1 rotates with the nozzle 13 under pressure with the liquid F. As a result, a rotating about the longitudinal axis A spray jet S is generated.
- the control device C stops the pump P and possibly pumps the liquid F from the steam oven H or into a disposal tank (not shown).
- the steam oven H then indicates the end of the cleaning program to the user and may e.g. unlock the previously locked cooking appliance door T again.
- the user can now detach the cleaning cartridge 1 from the adapter receptacle D, remove it from the steam oven H and use e.g. in the event of a disposable cartridge.
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