WO2023046448A1 - Dispositif d'appareil ménager, appareil ménager et procédé d'installation et/ou de fonctionnement d'un appareil ménager - Google Patents

Dispositif d'appareil ménager, appareil ménager et procédé d'installation et/ou de fonctionnement d'un appareil ménager Download PDF

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WO2023046448A1
WO2023046448A1 PCT/EP2022/074571 EP2022074571W WO2023046448A1 WO 2023046448 A1 WO2023046448 A1 WO 2023046448A1 EP 2022074571 W EP2022074571 W EP 2022074571W WO 2023046448 A1 WO2023046448 A1 WO 2023046448A1
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household appliance
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Taner DEMIR
Yannic Hiller
Roland KÜMMEL
Simon Fauser
Anja Klotz
Jochen Mack
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BSH Hausgeräte GmbH
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    • 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
    • F25D23/00—General constructional features
    • F25D23/02—Doors; Covers
    • F25D23/028—Details
    • 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
    • F25D2323/00—General constructional features not provided for in other groups of this subclass
    • F25D2323/02—Details of doors or covers not otherwise covered
    • F25D2323/022—Doors that can be pivoted either left-handed or right-handed
    • 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
    • F25D2323/00—General constructional features not provided for in other groups of this subclass
    • F25D2323/02—Details of doors or covers not otherwise covered
    • F25D2323/024—Door hinges
    • 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
    • F25D2400/00—General features of, or devices for refrigerators, cold rooms, ice-boxes, or for cooling or freezing apparatus not covered by any other subclass
    • F25D2400/40—Refrigerating devices characterised by electrical wiring

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  • Household appliance device household appliance and method for installing and/or operating a household appliance device
  • the invention relates to a household appliance device according to the preamble of claim 1, a household appliance according to claim 14 and a method for installing and/or operating a household appliance device according to claim 15.
  • Document EP 2 762 815 A2 already discloses a cable routing unit with a plurality of routing channels, with which a cable can be routed from a household appliance body to a household appliance door without being twisted.
  • the cable routing unit is mounted on an inside of the household appliance door, specifically on a side of the household appliance door that faces the body of the household appliance.
  • the object of the invention is in particular to provide a generic device with improved properties in terms of construction.
  • the object is achieved according to the invention by the features of claims 1, 14 and 15, while advantageous configurations and developments of the invention can be found in the dependent claims.
  • the invention is based on a household appliance device, in particular a household refrigerating appliance device, with a cable guide unit for guiding a cable from a household appliance body to a household appliance door unit.
  • the household appliance device has a cable extension unit, which is connected to the cable routing unit in particular when installed and is arranged on a narrow side of a household appliance door, for extending the cable from the cable routing unit to the household appliance door unit.
  • Such a configuration can advantageously improve a construction, specifically for guiding a cable. Furthermore, by means of a proposed Cable extension unit comfort, especially user comfort, increased and a high level of security can be guaranteed. In this way, damage to the cable, in particular kinking of the cable, can be avoided. In addition, uncontrolled removal, in particular tearing out, of the cable from a household appliance door and/or a household appliance body can be prevented. As a result, it is advantageously possible to avoid short circuits, which could lead to considerable damage to electronic assemblies and electronic components. Furthermore, the cable can preferably be routed from the body of the household appliance to a household appliance door unit without kinks and without damage even during an opening and/or closing movement of the household appliance door.
  • the cable can advantageously be routed non-destructively from a cable routing unit to the household appliance door unit, with the cable extension unit being able to reduce a bending load, in particular a bending angle, of the cable.
  • strain relief can be provided for the cable. This in turn can reduce wear on the cable.
  • the cable extension unit can preferably be arranged independently of other structural units on the household appliance door and/or the household appliance body and preferably flexibly for a door hinge change, namely both for a right-hand hinge of the household appliance door on the household appliance body and be used for a left stop of the household appliance door on the household appliance body.
  • the household appliance device could be, for example, a cooking appliance device, in particular an oven device and/or a microwave device and/or a grill device, a household cleaning appliance device, for example a dishwasher device and/or a washing machine device and/or a dryer device, and preferably a household refrigerator device, for example a refrigerator and/or freezer device.
  • the household appliance device In an assembled state, the household appliance device preferably forms a subassembly of a household appliance, in particular a large household appliance and preferably a household refrigeration appliance.
  • the household appliance device to include the entire household appliance, in particular the entire household refrigeration appliance.
  • the household appliance and/or the household appliance device is intended in particular for a kit and/or intended for use in a household.
  • the household appliance could be a built-in household appliance and/or household furniture.
  • the household appliance device could be embodied as a built-in household appliance device and/or as a household furniture device.
  • the household appliance could be a small household appliance and preferably a large household appliance, in particular a large household refrigerator, for example a chest freezer and advantageously a refrigerator and/or freezer, and/or a cooking appliance, for example an oven and/or a microwave and/or a grill and/or a household cleaning appliance, for example a dishwasher and/or washing machine and/or a dryer.
  • the household appliance device to form a kit for assembling at least part of the household appliance.
  • the kit could, for example, be provided for the adaptation and/or for the manufacture of at least part of the household appliance.
  • the household appliance device is particularly preferably provided for assembling, in particular finishing, the body of the household appliance and/or the door of the household appliance. In the assembled state, the household appliance device can provide a finished, in particular fully functional household appliance door that a user can use on the household appliance body for at least the household appliance.
  • the household appliance device functioning as a kit, in particular the cable routing unit and/or the cable extension unit could also be used for other household appliances and/or household fittings already mentioned above, for example for household cabinet fittings.
  • the household appliance device and/or the household appliance is/are advantageously provided for storing stored goods in a usable space.
  • the stored goods are in particular embodied as any stored goods preferably arranged and/or to be arranged in the household appliance, in particular as consumer goods and/or advantageously as consumables, preferably food.
  • the stored goods could also be at least cosmetic and/or medical goods.
  • the household refrigeration appliance is particularly advantageously provided for cooling the stored goods, in particular refrigerated goods such as beverages, vegetables, fruit, meat, fish, milk and/or milk products, in the utility space in at least one operating state, in particular in order to ensure that the stored goods last longer .
  • the usable space could be divided into several partial usable spaces, which, for example, in at least the operating state on different what temperatures could be cooled.
  • the usable space or at least a partial usable space could form a refrigerated compartment or a freezer compartment of the household refrigeration appliance.
  • the household appliance could have an inner housing and/or an outer housing.
  • the inner housing is surrounded by the outer housing at least on one side.
  • the household appliance and/or the household appliance device preferably has the household appliance body, it being possible for the household appliance body to at least partially form the outer housing.
  • the household appliance door it would be conceivable for the household appliance door to define at least one side of the outer housing and, in a closed state, to delimit and/or close the usable space of the household appliance, in particular the body of the household appliance, at least on one side.
  • at least one door front side of the household appliance door is part of the outer housing. The front of the door can face the user when the household appliance door is in the assembled and closed state.
  • the household appliance door can have at least one narrow side.
  • the household appliance door preferably has at least four narrow sides.
  • the household appliance door can have an upper narrow side and/or a lower narrow side, the upper narrow side and the lower narrow side advantageously being arranged opposite one another and parallel to one another.
  • the household appliance door could have at least one lateral narrow side.
  • at least the lateral narrow side is connected to the upper narrow side and/or the lower narrow side.
  • At least the narrow side can be part of the outer housing.
  • the household appliance door On a side of the household appliance door opposite the front side of the door, the household appliance door can have an inside which faces the body in the installed state. The inside can be part of the inner housing.
  • the inner housing and/or the outer housing could/could at least define the usable space of the household appliance.
  • the closed state is preferably a state in which the household appliance door strikes the body of the household appliance, in contrast to an open state of the household appliance door.
  • the usable space is at least partially and preferably completely accessible to the user.
  • the household appliance door is preferably part of the household appliance device, in particular of the household appliance.
  • the household appliance door and/or the body of the household appliance could be made at least partially and/or to a large extent from a mineral, for example glass, and/or plastic and/or metal and/or a composite material be trained.
  • the expression “for the most part” should be understood to mean, for example, at least 55%, advantageously at least 65%, preferably at least 75%, particularly preferably at least 85% and particularly advantageously at most 95% of a volume and/or mass fraction.
  • the body of the household appliance can have an inner liner, which is part of the inner housing and at least partially delimits the usable space.
  • the inner liner delimits the usable space at least on one side.
  • the inner liner is preferably a housing, in particular a plastic housing, which delimits the usable space at least on three, advantageously at least on five and preferably on six sides, which could include a particularly trough-shaped and/or box-shaped inner housing box.
  • the inner housing includes an inner housing cover.
  • the inner liner could be closed at least on one side by the inner housing cover.
  • the inner housing cover is advantageously part of the household appliance door.
  • the body of the household appliance can have a front side which faces the household appliance door in the installed state.
  • the front side and the inside of the household appliance door are sides facing one another.
  • the household appliance body has a front flange.
  • the front flange can be part of the front panel.
  • a seal of the household appliance door is advantageously at least partially in contact with the front flange.
  • the body of the household appliance, in particular the outer housing can have at least one outer wall which preferably at least partially surrounds the inner liner.
  • the body of the household appliance preferably has a top wall, a bottom wall and/or at least one side wall.
  • the household appliance door which is in particular rotatably hinged about at least one door axis of rotation, could be arranged on the household appliance body, with the household appliance door preferably being hinged on the household appliance body in the assembled state.
  • the household appliance door can be rotated about at least the axis of rotation of the door for opening and/or closing.
  • the household appliance door covers an opening plane of the household appliance body, in particular the household appliance, advantageously by arranging and/or aligning the household appliance door at least substantially parallel to the opening plane an at least substantially parallel direction to the opening plane deviates from a direction of the opening plane by less than 10%, preferably less than 5% and particularly preferably less than 2%.
  • the household appliance door could have a maximum opening angle of at least 90°, advantageously at least 180°, preferably at least 210° and particularly preferably at most 270°, with the opening angle advantageously being measured relative to the opening plane of the household appliance body.
  • the household appliance device particularly preferably has a hinge, by means of which the household appliance door is attached to the household appliance body.
  • the cable routing unit and/or the cable extension unit is/are at least partially arranged on the hinge and/or is/are integrated into the hinge.
  • the hinge and the cable routing unit and/or the cable routing unit could possibly be formed at least partially in one piece or in one piece.
  • the hinge is particularly preferably designed separately from the cable routing unit and/or the cable extension unit.
  • the hinge could be a band and/or a hinge, for example.
  • the hinge is preferably designed as a multi-joint hinge, in particular as a multi-joint hinge.
  • the hinge is intended in particular to allow the user to open and/or close the household appliance door relative to the body of the household appliance. In the installed state, the household appliance door is arranged, in particular hinged, on the household appliance body by means of at least the hinge.
  • the cable extension unit is connected to the cable routing unit and to at least the household appliance door unit on at least the narrow side of the household appliance door, for example by means of a force-fit connection and/or a form-fit connection, for example a plug-in and/or screw and/or snap-in connection, and/or a material connection.
  • the cable extension unit is preferably connected to the upper narrow side and/or the lower narrow side.
  • the cable routing unit advantageously guides the cable from the body of the household appliance to at least the cable extension unit.
  • the cable extension unit preferably provides an extension of the cable from the cable routing unit to the household appliance door unit.
  • the household appliance door unit is part of the household appliance door. It would also be conceivable for the cable extension unit to be part of the household appliance door.
  • the cable extension unit can possibly form a termination, in particular an upper and/or lower termination on the upper and/or lower narrow side of the household appliance door.
  • the cable extension unit could at least partially and preferably completely form a door trim strip of the household appliance door.
  • the cable extension unit could delimit an insulation space of the household appliance door at least partially, in particular at least on one side, advantageously with regard to the narrow side.
  • at least one thermal insulation element of the household appliance door is placed in the insulating space for at least thermal insulation of the household appliance door.
  • the thermal insulation element is preferably a component which is provided to prevent heat flow as much as possible.
  • the insulating element is advantageously introduced, in particular filled, into the insulating space.
  • the insulating space is foamed with the insulating element in a foaming step during production of the household appliance device.
  • the household appliance door can be strengthened by means of the insulating element and can be brought into a stable shape.
  • the household appliance door unit could, for example, be another unit of the household appliance door that at least partially delimits the insulating space and to which the cable extension unit is connected in the installed state.
  • the household appliance door unit and the cable extension unit could together at least partially delimit the insulating space.
  • the assembled state could be a state in which the cable extension unit is connected to the household appliance door unit in such a way that the cable extension unit is part of the door and at least partially delimits the isolation space.
  • the home appliance door unit could be a detachable part of the home appliance door.
  • the household appliance door unit preferably forms at least the door closing strip for the household appliance door.
  • the household appliance door unit, in particular the door edging strip, could delimit the insulating space at least partially, in particular on one side, advantageously on the narrow side.
  • the cable extension unit is particularly preferably connected to the door end strip in the installed state.
  • the cable extension unit can be connected to the household appliance unit, for example by means of a force-fit connection and/or a form-fit connection, for example a screw connection and/or a plug-in connection and/or snap-in connection and/or be connected to a material connection.
  • the installed state is preferably a state in which the cable extension unit is connected to the household appliance unit and the household appliance unit at least partially delimits the insulating space, in particular at least on one side.
  • the cable extension unit could already be connected to the household appliance door unit at the factory.
  • the cable extension unit can also be connected to the household appliance door unit after the household appliance door has been manufactured.
  • the household appliance device has at least one retrofit part and/or at least one accessory part for guiding the cable and/or continuing the cable, which is preferably independent of another component, such as the hinge, on the household appliance body and/or the household appliance door, in particular the household appliance door unit , can be arranged.
  • At least the cable extension unit is preferably designed as a retrofit part for the household appliance door unit.
  • a construction can be improved and convenience and/or efficiency can be increased, specifically with regard to user convenience, assembly convenience and/or assembly efficiency and/or product efficiency and/or work efficiency.
  • flexibility can be increased and assembly and/or disassembly work can be improved with regard to changing the door stop.
  • the user and/or a fitter can preferably mount the cable extension unit on the narrow side of the household appliance door, specifically connecting it to the household appliance door unit.
  • the cable routing unit is arranged, in particular fixed, in one assembly step on the cable routing unit and the narrow side of the household appliance door.
  • the cable routing unit can be designed as a retrofit part. If necessary, the user and/or the fitter could connect the cable routing unit to the household appliance body and/or the hinge and/or the cable extension unit.
  • the cable routing unit is arranged on the household appliance body and at least the cable extension unit in the assembly step. In the assembled state, the cable routing unit is connected to the household appliance body and the cable extension unit.
  • the cable extension unit can be detachable from the cable routing unit and/or the household appliance door unit, specifically non-destructively and preferably reversibly removable.
  • the cable routing unit can be non-destructively and preferably reversibly removable from the household appliance body and/or the cable extension unit.
  • the household appliance device could have the cable.
  • the cable could be a mains cable and/or a power supply cable and, for example, to a power supply for an electronic component, for example a display unit and/or an operating unit and/or a camera of the household appliance, in particular arranged in and/or on the household appliance door.
  • the cable could be designed as a coaxial cable. It would also be conceivable for the cable to be in the form of a data cable and/or a network cable. For example, in the cable, several cores are bundled together to form a thick cable strand that defines the cable.
  • the cable is advantageously arranged on at least the cable extension unit in the assembly step.
  • the cable can be arranged on the cable guide unit in the assembly step.
  • the cable is routed from the household appliance body to the household appliance door unit in one operating step.
  • the cable is routed from the household appliance body to the cable extension unit by means of the cable routing unit.
  • the cable is advantageously continued from the cable extension unit to the household appliance door unit.
  • numerals such as “first” and “second” which precede certain terms are only used to differentiate between method steps and/or objects and/or to allocate objects to one another and do not imply any existing total number and/or ranking of objects and/or method steps.
  • a “second” object and/or method step does not necessarily imply the existence of a “first” object and/or method step.
  • “provided for” here and in the following is to be understood to mean specially programmed, designed and/or equipped.
  • the fact that an object is intended for a specific function is to be understood as that the object fulfills and/or executes this specific function in at least one application and/or operating state.
  • the cable routing unit has a first cable routing element and a second cable routing element, which is mounted in particular so that it can pivot about a second axis of rotation relative to the first cable routing element.
  • a construction with particularly flexible properties can be provided, so that a cable, by means of a cable routing unit configured in this way, when a household appliance door moves by a pivoting movement of the cable routing unit, namely a first cable routing element and a second cable routing element, which can be pivoted relative to the first cable routing element, can be optimally protected against kinking and/or damage.
  • a particularly flexible cable guide can be provided by means of the cable guide unit, which preferably has at least two axes of rotation.
  • a bending load, in particular a bending angle, of the cable can be further reduced by means of an advantageous wrapping of the cable around the first axis of rotation and/or at least the second axis of rotation.
  • the household appliance device can be constructed in a modular manner.
  • the cable routing unit has a modular structure.
  • the cable routing unit preferably has at least two axes of rotation.
  • the first cable routing element can be pivoted about a first axis of rotation relative to the body of the household appliance.
  • the first cable routing element When opening and/or closing, at least the first cable routing element could at least partially follow a movement of the household appliance door, with the first cable routing element pivoting about the first axis of rotation relative to the household appliance body.
  • the first cable routing element is advantageously pivoted about the first axis of rotation when the household appliance door is opened and/or closed.
  • the first cable routing element can be pivotable about the first axis of rotation relative to the body of the household appliance in a first angular range between 0°, preferably greater than 0°, and 180°, in particular less than 180°. In particular, an angle is measured within the first angle range from the first cable routing element to the opening plane of the household appliance body.
  • the first cable routing element could be connected directly or indirectly to the household appliance body be connected, for example by means of a non-positive and/or positive connection, such as a snap-in connection and/or plug-in connection and/or rotary connection and/or screw connection, and/or material-to-material connection, for example an adhesive connection and/or welded connection.
  • the cable routing unit advantageously has a coupling unit for fixing the first cable routing element to the body of the household appliance.
  • the first cable routing element can be connected to the coupling unit.
  • the first cable routing element is connected to the coupling unit, in particular in the assembled state.
  • the coupling unit is preferably designed as a fastening flange which fixes the first cable routing element to the body of the household appliance, in particular on the front side, in the assembled state.
  • the cable routing unit has a first latching unit.
  • the first latching unit is part of the coupling unit to which the first cable routing element is latchingly connected in the assembled state.
  • the first cable routing element can be connected to the first latching unit in a latching manner.
  • the first axis of rotation advantageously runs through the first locking unit.
  • other non-positive and/or positive connections could also be used to fix the first cable routing element to the coupling unit, such as plug-in connections and/or rotary connections and/or screw connections.
  • the household appliance device can have a panel unit which can be arranged in the front side of the household appliance body.
  • the cable routing unit is preferably connected to the panel unit and in particular additionally to the front side.
  • the cable management unit could be pluggable to the bezel unit.
  • the coupling unit is advantageously connected to the panel unit, in particular plugged into the panel unit.
  • other non-positive and/or form-fitting and/or material-locking connections could also be used to fix the cable routing unit to the panel unit, such as adhesive connections and/or rotary connections and/or snap-in connections and/or screw connections.
  • the first cable routing element is preferably connected to the second cable routing element.
  • the second cable routing element pivotable about the second axis of rotation relative to the first cable routing element.
  • the first cable routing element and/or at least the second cable routing element at least partially follows a movement of the household appliance door, with the second cable routing element performing a pivoting movement about the second axis of rotation relative to the first cable routing element.
  • the second cable routing element is pivoted about the second axis of rotation at least relative to the first cable routing element when the household appliance door is opened and/or closed.
  • the second cable routing element can be pivotable about the second axis of rotation relative to the first cable routing element in a second angular range between 0°, preferably greater than 0°, and 180°, in particular less than 180°. In particular, an angle is measured within the second angle range from the first cable routing element to the second cable routing element.
  • the first cable routing element can advantageously be pivoted about the second axis of rotation relative to the second cable routing element and/or relative to the opening plane of the household appliance body when the household appliance door is opened and/or closed.
  • the cable routing unit has a second latching unit which connects the first cable routing element to the second cable routing element in a latching manner.
  • the second axis of rotation advantageously runs through the second locking unit.
  • the first cable routing element can be connected to the second cable routing element, advantageously latched by means of the second latching unit.
  • other non-positive and/or positive connections could also be used to fix the first cable routing element to the second cable routing element, such as plug-in connections and/or rotary connections and/or screw connections.
  • the second locking unit is advantageously part of the second cable routing element.
  • the first axis of rotation and at least the second axis of rotation are advantageously geometric axes of rotation.
  • a direction of the first axis of rotation and/or a direction of the second axis of rotation shows/show in the installed state of the cable guide tion unit parallel to the direction of the opening plane of the household appliance body.
  • the direction of the first axis of rotation is aligned at least essentially parallel to the direction of the second axis of rotation.
  • An object and/or a direction which is/are oriented at least substantially parallel to another object and/or another direction deviates by less than 10%, preferably less than 5% and particularly preferably less than 2% an orientation of the further direction and/or an arrangement and/or orientation of the further object.
  • the cable is preferably wound at least once around at least one of the axes of rotation.
  • the cable is advantageously wound at least once around the first axis of rotation and at least the second axis of rotation in the assembly step.
  • the cable is preferably wound around the first axis of rotation and/or the second axis of rotation at least once, advantageously at least twice and preferably at least three times.
  • the cable is routed in one operating step from the household appliance body to the cable extension unit via the first axis of rotation and at least the second axis of rotation, with the cable advantageously being wound at least once around the first axis of rotation and at least the second axis of rotation.
  • the cable routing unit in particular the first cable routing element and/or the second cable routing element, has at least one guide web for horizontal routing of the cable.
  • the guide bar is advantageously formed in one piece, in particular in one piece, with the first cable routing element.
  • the guide bar can extend between the first latching unit and the second latching unit.
  • the cable In the mounted state, the cable can be arranged horizontally on the guide bar, in particular run along the guide bar.
  • the cable preferably runs on the guide web from the first axis of rotation to at least the second axis of rotation.
  • the cable routing unit can possibly be at least partially integrated in the hinge. In the mounted state, the cable could be routed at least in sections through the hinge, in particular at least parts of the hinge. It would be conceivable for the cable routing unit to be arranged at least partially below the hinge. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the cable routing unit is arranged at least partially above the hinge along the height direction.
  • the household appliance device has the household appliance door whose narrow side width of the household appliance door is at least largely covered by the cable extension unit.
  • damage to a cable, specifically bending stress, in particular a bending angle, of the cable can be further reduced since more space can be made available for the cable run along a narrow side width of the household appliance door.
  • assembly and/or disassembly effort for a household appliance device can be reduced.
  • the cable extension unit can extend over at least 50%, in particular at least 60%, advantageously at least 70% and preferably at least 80% of the width of the narrow side. It would also be conceivable for the cable extension unit to extend over the entire width of the narrow side. Alternatively and/or additionally, the household appliance door unit, in particular the door edging strip, could extend over the entire width of the narrow side, but at least over 50%, advantageously at least 60% and preferably at least 80%. In particular, the cable extension unit covers the household appliance door unit at least to a large extent, namely at least 50%, advantageously at least 60% and preferably at least 80%.
  • the cable continuation unit can be snapped onto the household appliance door unit, a particularly practical and simple construction can be provided, as well as efficiency in terms of product, assembly and/or disassembly efficiency can be provided. Rather, assembly and/or disassembly effort can be reduced and quicker and easier assembly and/or disassembly of a cable extension unit can be provided, for example in the event of a door hinge change. In addition, comfort, in particular user and/or assembly comfort, can be increased.
  • the cable extension unit is in one assembly step on the household appliance door unit, in particular the door end strip, snapped open.
  • the cable extension unit can have at least one fixing element, by means of which the cable extension unit can be connected to the household appliance door unit. In the installed state, at least the fixing element can fix the cable extension unit to the household appliance door unit.
  • the cable routing unit preferably has at least one fixing element designed as a plug-in connection and/or snap-in connection element.
  • the fixing element can be a snap hook, for example.
  • the cable extension unit can be plugged onto the household appliance door unit and/or latched to the household appliance door unit in the assembly step.
  • the cable extension unit can be latched to the household appliance door unit.
  • the cable extension unit can have further fixing elements, which fix the cable extension unit in the installed state on the household appliance unit, such as force-fit and/or form-fit connection elements, for example at least one screw connection element and/or other plug-in and/or snap-in connection elements, and/or a material connection element, in particular an adhesive connection element.
  • the household appliance door unit could have at least one counter-fixing element, for example an opening for snapping in at least the fixing element.
  • at least the fixing element is connected to at least the counter-fixing element.
  • the cable routing unit have a first cable duct and a second cable duct, with the cable optionally being routed through the first cable duct or the second cable duct can be guided to the household appliance door unit.
  • the cable extension unit can be used both for a right-hand hinge of a household appliance door on a household appliance body and for a left-hand hinge of the household appliance door on the household appliance body due to a first cable duct and a second cable duct.
  • the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct is intended to continue the cable in the installed state at least in sections from the cable routing unit to the household appliance door unit, in particular undamaged and preferably without kinks.
  • the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct can be at least partially open and/or completely closed.
  • the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct is at least 30% open, in particular at least 50% open and advantageously at least 80% open.
  • the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct could be at most 90% closed.
  • first cable duct and/or the second cable duct is/are at least partially arranged in the insulating space of the household appliance door and the cable can be routed at least partially in the insulating space.
  • the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct is/are preferably arranged outside of the insulating space, particularly preferably outside on the narrow side, in particular on the upper and/or lower door edging strip. In the installed state, the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct can be arranged along the height direction above the upper narrow side and/or below the lower narrow side.
  • the cable continuation unit has at least one cable duct section for at least substantially parallel routing of the cable to the narrow side.
  • the cable can be routed in a particularly cable-friendly manner and damage to the cable can be avoided by means of an at least essentially parallel routing of a cable to the narrow side, specifically along a cable duct section.
  • the bending radii of the cable can be reduced.
  • an efficient, and indeed practical, routing of the cable can be provided and the cable can be routed without kinks to that point on the narrow side at which it is intended for connection to a further structural unit.
  • a strain relief for the cable can be provided by means of such a guide.
  • the cable duct section can be part of the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct.
  • the cable duct section can continue the cable at least in sections from the cable routing unit to the household appliance door unit.
  • the cable duct section is provided for an at least substantially parallel routing of the cable to the narrow side, with an at least substantially parallel direction of the narrow side by less than 5%, preferably less than 2% and particularly preferably less than 1% from a direction along the narrow side, in particular a direction along the narrow side width.
  • the cable duct section is aligned at least essentially parallel to the opening plane of the household appliance body.
  • An object and/or a direction which is at least essentially parallel to another object and/or another direction deviates by less than 10%, preferably less than 5% and particularly preferably less than 1% from the further direction and /or an orientation of the further object.
  • the cable extension unit could have at least one cable fixing element.
  • the cable fixing element could be arranged at least on the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct.
  • at least the cable fixing element can fix the cable in the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct.
  • the cable In the mounted state, the cable can be arranged in the first cable duct or the second cable duct and fixed by at least the cable fixing element in the first cable duct or the second cable duct, in particular surrounded at least in sections in the circumferential direction by the first cable duct or the second cable duct and the cable fixing element .
  • the cable continuation unit preferably has a multiplicity of cable fixing elements which fix the cable in at least the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct.
  • the cable fixing elements could possibly each be designed identically to one another.
  • the cable fixing element is preferably provided to protect the cable from falling down and/or being detached from the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct.
  • the cable fixing element is formed at least partially and/or for the most part from a plastic and/or a composite material.
  • the cable fixing element could be made of an elastic and/or flexible material, in particular rubber and/or silicone.
  • at least the cable fixing element is formed at least partially in one piece and particularly preferably in one piece with the first cable duct and/or the second cable duct.
  • first cable duct and the second cable duct prefferably have a common cable duct entry.
  • the first cable duct and the second cable duct preferably have Each cable duct has a separate cable duct entry, with the first cable duct having a first cable duct entry and the second cable duct having a second cable duct entry.
  • the first cable duct and the second cable duct have a common cable duct outlet which is arranged asymmetrically with respect to a width direction of the cable extension unit.
  • a construction can be further improved in terms of flexibility, efficiency and security, in particular cable security.
  • the construction can be used flexibly for changing the door stop of a household appliance door on a household appliance body.
  • a simple and compact construction can be provided by means of a common cable duct exit.
  • the cable In the assembled state, the cable can be routed from the first cable duct entry in the first cable duct to the cable duct exit.
  • the cable in the mounted state, can be routed from the second cable duct entry into the second cable duct to the cable duct exit.
  • a position of the cable duct outlet in particular a dimension of the position of the cable duct outlet to a center on the narrow side width, can be at least 1%, in particular at least 5%, advantageously at least 10% and preferably at most 80% along the width direction from a central position with regard to deviate from the width of the narrow side.
  • the cable duct outlet is offset by at least 2 cm or at least 6 cm from the center of the width of the narrow side.
  • the cable duct exit is preferably offset by at most 20 cm from the center.
  • the second cable duct has a compensating element for compensating for a cable length. Furthermore, as a result, comfort and efficiency can be increased. Due to a compensating element, a cable extension unit can be used flexibly for a door hinge change, both for a right hinge of a household appliance door on a household appliance body and for a left hinge of a household appliance door on the household appliance body, despite the cable length of a cable remaining the same. This means that the cable can be used without restriction, in particular unchanged, when changing the door stop.
  • the compensating element is provided to accommodate the cable at least in sections, advantageously an excess cable length of the cable within the cable extension unit, at least in the assembled state.
  • the cable can be arranged in the second cable duct and in the compensating element.
  • the compensating element could, for example, form a hollow space in which the cable, in particular the excess cable length, could be arranged. It would also be conceivable for the compensating element to have a type of loop.
  • the compensating element along the second cable duct has a shape that deviates from the parallel routing of the second cable duct to the width of the narrow side.
  • the compensating element could have a semicircular shape and guide the cable at least in sections along the second cable duct in an arc.
  • a first cable duct length of the first cable duct and a second cable duct length of the second cable duct are at least essentially identical to one another.
  • a particularly simple and compact construction can thus be provided.
  • a cable with a constant cable length can also be used when the door swing is changed, without changing the cable length, for example shortening it.
  • a particularly high degree of flexibility and improved comfort, in particular user comfort can be provided.
  • assembly and/or disassembly can be designed to be simpler, faster and more efficient, and assembly and/or disassembly costs can thus be reduced.
  • the first cable duct length extends from the first cable duct entry along the first cable duct to the cable duct exit.
  • the second length of duct may extend from the second duct entry along the second duct to the duct exit.
  • the first cable length and the second cable length could deviate from one another by at most 2%, advantageously at most 5% and preferably at most 10%.
  • the cable extension unit have a connector housing holder for a connector that can be connected to a mating connector of the household appliance door.
  • a con- construction can be further improved.
  • a compact and convenient construction can be provided, by means of which a plug can be connected to a mating plug of a household appliance door in an uncomplicated, simple and preferably reversible manner.
  • flexibility can be further increased, since in the event of disassembly, possibly for changing the door stop, the plug can be detached from the mating plug.
  • the connector housing holder is preferably at least partially in one piece, in particular in one piece, with the cable duct outlet.
  • the connector can be reversibly connected to the mating connector.
  • the plug could already be arranged in the plug housing holder, specifically before the cable extension unit is arranged on the narrow side of the household appliance door.
  • the connector could automatically connect to the mating connector when the cable extension unit is snapped onto the narrow side, in particular when the cable extension unit is fixed to the household appliance door unit.
  • the plug is advantageously automatically plugged into the mating plug.
  • the cable extension unit has at least one groove, in which the cable routing unit is inserted and mounted so that it can be moved along it.
  • a construction can thus be further improved, to the extent that the cable can be protected from increased bending stress and/or strong bending angles when it is routed from the domestic appliance body via the cable routing unit to the cable extension unit.
  • a quicker and easier assembly and/or disassembly of the cable routing unit on the cable routing unit can be provided.
  • a secure fixation and on the other hand a high degree of mobility and pivotability of the cable routing unit relative to the cable routing unit can be provided, specifically when opening and/or closing a household appliance door.
  • the groove could have a linear and/or curved shape, at least in sections.
  • the groove preferably extends at least substantially parallel to the narrow side width of the narrow side, in particular to the upper and/or lower narrow side.
  • the groove can be arranged along the height direction above the upper narrow side and/or below the lower narrow side.
  • the groove extends over at least 10%, advantageously at least 20%, preferably at least 30% and more preferably over at most 50% of a width of the cable extension unit.
  • the further groove could be designed identically to the groove and also provided for inserting the cable routing unit.
  • the cable routing unit could be movably mounted along the further groove. For example, when changing the door stop, the cable routing unit could be inserted into the further groove.
  • the further groove could be arranged analogously to the groove along the height direction above the upper narrow side and/or below the lower narrow side.
  • the further groove could extend over at least 10%, advantageously at least 20%, preferably at least 30% and particularly preferably over at most 50% of the width of the cable extension unit.
  • the second cable routing element could be inserted into the groove or into the further groove in the assembly step.
  • the cable routing unit in particular the second cable routing element, could have a mandrel which can be inserted into the groove or the additional groove and which is movably mounted along the groove or the additional groove.
  • the mandrel In the assembly step in particular, the mandrel is inserted into the groove or into the further groove.
  • the cable routing unit in particular the mandrel, could move along the groove or the further groove when the household appliance door is opened and/or closed.
  • the cable routing unit can be formed at least partially in one piece, in particular in one piece. Furthermore, it is proposed that the cable extension unit is designed at least partially in one piece, in particular in one piece. As a result, a particularly compact construction can be provided. In addition, costs, in particular manufacturing and/or assembly costs, and expenditure, in particular manufacturing and/or assembly expenditure, can be reduced.
  • “In one piece” is to be understood as being at least cohesively connected, for example by an adhesive process, an injection molding process and/or another process that appears sensible to a person skilled in the art, and/or formed in one piece, for example by production in one or multi-component casting processes and/or by production from a single cast and/or in a stamping process from a single blank.
  • “one-piece” is meant molded in one piece be understood. This one piece is preferably produced from a single blank, a mass and/or a cast, particularly preferably in an injection molding process, in particular a one-component and/or multi-component injection molding process, and/or in a zinc die-casting process.
  • the cable extension unit and/or the cable routing unit can be formed at least partially and/or to a large extent from a mineral, for example glass, and/or from metal and/or preferably from plastic and/or a composite material.
  • the cable extension unit and/or the cable routing unit could be manufacturable at least partially and/or to a large extent by means of a 3D printing process, by means of a sheet metal bending process or preferably by means of an injection molding process. It would also be conceivable for the cable extension unit and the cable routing unit to be formed at least partially in one piece, in particular in one piece.
  • the cable extension unit and the cable routing unit could have at least one common component.
  • the invention is based on a method for installing and/or operating a household appliance device, in particular a household appliance device described above, a cable being routed from a household appliance body to a household appliance door unit via a cable routing unit and at least one cable extension unit, the cable routing unit having the cable extension unit connected and the cable extension unit is arranged on a narrow side of a household appliance door.
  • a high level of convenience in particular user comfort, can be provided by such an assembly and/or operating method, efficiency can be increased, specifically the routing of a cable can be improved.
  • a high level of safety can be ensured by means of such a construction of a cable extension unit, so that damage to the cable, in particular kinking of the cable, can be avoided.
  • uncontrolled removal, in particular tearing out, of the cable from a household appliance door and/or a household appliance body can be prevented.
  • the cable can thus be guided from the body of the household appliance to the door of the household appliance itself, preferably without kinks and damage, even during an opening and/or closing movement of the household appliance door.
  • a bending load, in particular a bending angle, of the cable can be reduced. This in turn can reduce wear on the cable.
  • efficiency can be provided, specifically in terms of product, assembly and/or disassembly efficiency. Much more assembly and/or disassembly effort can be reduced and quicker and easier assembly and/or disassembly of the cable extension unit can be provided on a narrow side of the household appliance door.
  • the method for assembling and/or operating the household appliance device could have a number of method steps and/or partial method steps.
  • the method preferably includes at least the assembly step described above and/or the operating step.
  • the assembly step and/or the operating step could in turn consist of several sub-assembly steps and/or sub-operating steps.
  • the household appliance device and/or the household appliance and/or the method should not be limited to the application and embodiment described above.
  • the household appliance device and/or the household appliance and/or the method for fulfilling a functionality described herein can have a number of individual elements, components, units and method steps that differs from the number specified herein.
  • values lying within the stated limits should also be considered disclosed and can be used as desired.
  • FIG. 1 shows a household appliance embodied as a household refrigeration appliance with a household appliance device embodied as a household refrigeration appliance device in an assembled state
  • FIG. 2 shows a close-up view of the household appliance device with a cable routing unit for routing a cable, with a cable extension unit for extending the cable and with a hinge in the assembled state
  • 3 shows a further close-up according to FIG. 2 from a plan view
  • FIG. 4 shows a detailed view of the household appliance device with a household appliance door unit of a household appliance door
  • FIG. 5 shows a further detailed view of the household appliance device according to FIG. 4 in an unassembled state with the household appliance door unit
  • FIG. 6 shows a door hinge change of the household appliance configured as a household refrigeration appliance with the household appliance device according to FIG. 1;
  • FIG. 1 shows a household appliance 10 designed as a household refrigeration appliance, which is intended for use in a household and has a household appliance device 12 .
  • the domestic appliance device 12 is accordingly designed as a domestic refrigerating appliance device.
  • the household refrigeration appliance is designed as a refrigerator.
  • the household refrigeration appliance could also be designed as a chest freezer, freezer, chest freezer, fridge-freezer combination and/or the like.
  • the household appliance 10 has a household appliance body 18 .
  • the household appliance body 18 at least partially forms an outer housing (cf. FIG. 1).
  • the household appliance device 12 has a household appliance door 20 which is rotatably mounted on the household appliance body 18 for opening and/or closing.
  • the household appliance door 20 forms at least part of the outer housing.
  • a usable space 70 of the household appliance 10 is accessible to a user (cf. FIG. 1).
  • the household appliance door 20 abuts the household appliance body 18 in a closed state and thus delimits the usable space 70 at least on one side (not shown here).
  • the household appliance door 20 covers an opening plane of the household appliance body 18 (not shown) in the closed state.
  • the household appliance device 12 To route a cable 14 of the household appliance device 12 from the household appliance body 18 to a household appliance door unit 24 of the household appliance door 20, the household appliance device 12 has a cable routing unit 16 (see FIGS. 2 to 5).
  • the household appliance device 12 has a modular structure.
  • the household appliance device 12 has a cable extension unit 17 connected to the cable routing unit 16 and arranged on a narrow side 86 of the household appliance door 20 for routing the cable 14 from the cable routing unit 16 to the household appliance door unit 24 .
  • the cable extension unit 17 is arranged on the upper narrow side 86 of the household appliance door 20 .
  • the cable extension unit 17 could also be arranged on a lower narrow side of the household appliance door 20 (not shown).
  • Figures 1 to 4 show an assembled state of the household appliance device 12. While Figure 1 shows a view of the entire household appliance 10 with the household appliance device 12, Figures 2 and 3 are close-ups, focused on an arrangement of the household appliance device 12 with at least the cable routing unit 16 and the cable extension unit 17. Figures 4 and 5 also show the household appliance device 12 and parts of the household appliance 10, namely the household appliance door 20. In order to illustrate assembly and/or disassembly of the cable extension unit 17 on the household appliance door unit 24, Figure 5 shows the cable extension unit 17 in an unassembled state with the household appliance door unit 24.
  • FIG. 6 shows the possibility and execution of changing the door hinge according to the embodiment of the household appliance 10 in FIG. FIG.
  • Method step 100 can be an assembly step and/or an operating step.
  • the cable 14 is routed from the household appliance body 18 to the household appliance door unit 24 via the cable routing unit 16 and at least the cable routing unit 17, with the cable routing unit 16 being connected to the cable routing unit 17 and the cable routing unit 17 being connected the narrow side 86 of the household appliance door 20 is arranged.
  • the cable extension unit 17 is designed as a retrofit part for the household appliance door unit 24 .
  • the cable continuation unit 17 is formed at least partially in one piece, in particular in one piece.
  • the household appliance door unit 24 is part of the household appliance door 20.
  • the household appliance door unit 24 forms a door end strip for the household appliance door 20 (cf. FIGS. 4 and 5).
  • the household appliance door unit 24 is arranged on the narrow side 86 (cf. FIGS. 1 to 3).
  • the cable extension unit 17 it would also be conceivable for the cable extension unit 17 to be part of the household appliance door 20 and to close off the household appliance door 20, for example the door edging strip (however, this variant is not shown in the present figures).
  • FIG. 2 shows that the household appliance device 12 has a hinge 62 by means of which the household appliance door 20 is attached to the household appliance body 18 and which is designed separately from the cable routing unit 16 and the cable extension unit 17 .
  • the hinge 62 is a multi-joint hinge.
  • the hinge 62 is provided to enable the household appliance door 20 to be opened and closed for at least one user.
  • the cable routing unit 16 is arranged at least partially in the vertical direction 38 above the hinge 62 (cf. FIG. 2).
  • the cable management unit 16 could be under the hinge 62 and/or integrated into the hinge 62 and/or at least partially arranged on the hinge 62 .
  • the cable routing unit 16 has a first cable routing element 30 and a second Cable guide element 34 which is mounted pivotably relative to the first cable guide element 30 .
  • the open state of the household appliance door 20 can be seen from FIGS. 1 to 3, in which at least the first cable routing element 30 is pivoted out.
  • the first cable routing element 30 and/or the second cable routing element 34 at least partially follows a movement of the household appliance door 20.
  • the cable routing unit 16 has a first axis of rotation 26 and at least one second axis of rotation 28 (cf. FIG. 2).
  • At the first axis of rotation 26 and at the second axis of rotation 28 is a geometric axis of rotation.
  • a direction of the first axis of rotation 26 and a direction of the second axis of rotation 28 point parallel to the direction of the opening plane of the body of the household appliance 18 in the installed state of the cable routing unit 16.
  • the direction of the first axis of rotation 26 is at least essentially parallel to the direction of the second axis of rotation 28 aligned (see FIG. 2).
  • the cable 14 is guided over the first axis of rotation 26 and at least the second axis of rotation 28 in method step 100 .
  • the cable 14 runs over the first axis of rotation 26 and at least the second axis of rotation 28 (cf. FIG. 3).
  • the first cable routing element 30 is pivoted about the first axis of rotation 26 relative to the household appliance body 18 in method step 100 when the household appliance door 20 is opened and/or closed.
  • the cable routing unit 16 has a coupling unit 52 which connects the first cable routing element 30 to the household appliance body 18 (see FIGS. 2 to 3).
  • the cable routing unit 16 is arranged in the method step 100 on the household appliance door 20 and the household appliance body 18, specifically fitted.
  • the cable routing unit 16 has a first latching unit 54, which in the present case is part of the coupling unit 52 and latchingly connects the first cable routing element 30 to the coupling unit 52 in the assembled state (cf. FIGS. 1 to 3).
  • the first cable routing element 30 is locked to the first latching unit 54 .
  • further non-positive and/or positive connections such as plug-in connections and/or rotary connections and/or screw connections, could be provided for fixing the first cable routing element 30 to the coupling unit 52 .
  • the first axis of rotation 26 runs through the first latching unit 54.
  • the household appliance device 12 has a panel unit 90 which can be arranged in a front side 19 of the household appliance body 18 . In the mounted state, the cable routing unit 16 is connected to the panel unit 90 and also to the front side 19 (cf. FIGS. 1 and 2). In the present case, the cable routing unit 16 can be plugged onto the panel unit 90 .
  • the coupling unit 52 is connected to the panel unit 90, namely plugged into the panel unit 90 (not shown in detail).
  • other non-positive and/or form-fitting and/or material-locking connections could also be used to fix the cable routing unit 16 to the cover unit 90, such as adhesive connections and/or rotary connections and/or snap-in connections and/or screw connections.
  • the second cable routing element 34 can be pivoted about the second axis of rotation 28 relative to the first cable routing element 30 .
  • the second cable routing element 34 at least partially follows a movement of the household appliance door 20, with the second cable routing element 34 performing a pivoting movement about the second axis of rotation 28 relative to the first cable routing element 30.
  • the open state can be seen from FIGS. 1 to 3, in which the second cable routing element 34 is pivoted out relative to the first cable routing element 30 .
  • the second cable routing element 34 is pivoted about the second axis of rotation 28 relative to the first cable routing element 30 when the household appliance door 20 is opened and/or closed.
  • first cable routing element 30 is pivoted about the second axis of rotation 28 relative to the second cable routing element 34 .
  • the first cable routing element 30 performs a pivoting movement about the first axis of rotation 26 and about the second axis of rotation 28 (cf. FIG. 2).
  • the cable routing unit 16 has a second latching unit 56 which connects the first cable routing element 30 to the second cable routing element 34 in a latching manner.
  • the second latching unit 56 latches the first cable routing element 30 to the second cable routing element 34 (cf. FIGS. 2 and 3).
  • other non-positive and/or positive connections such as plug-in connections and/or rotary connections and/or screw connections, could also be used. gene, be provided.
  • the second axis of rotation 28 runs through the second latching unit 56.
  • the cable 14 is a camera cable which, in the installed state, runs from the body of the household appliance 18 to the door of the household appliance 20 (cf. FIG. 2 by way of example).
  • a camera is integrated/arranged in the household appliance door 20, to which the cable 14 is connected, the cable 14 being provided to provide at least one power supply for the camera (not shown).
  • the first cable routing element 30 has a guide web 50 for horizontal guidance of the cable 14 .
  • the guide web 50 extends between the first latching unit 54 and the second latching unit 56 (cf. FIG. 2 by way of example).
  • FIG. 3 shows that the cable 14 is arranged horizontally on the guide web 50.
  • the cable 14 runs along the guide bar 50 from the first axis of rotation 26 to at least the second axis of rotation 28.
  • the cable routing unit 17 has at least one groove 92, in which the cable routing unit 16 is inserted and is movably mounted along it ( see Figures 2 and 3).
  • the groove 92 has a linear shape and extends essentially parallel to the narrow side 86, namely along a narrow side width 87.
  • the second cable routing element 34 is inserted into the groove 92 in the method step 100 .
  • the cable routing unit 16, specifically the second cable routing element 34 in the present case has a mandrel 53 which can be inserted into the groove 92 and which is movably mounted along the groove 92.
  • the mandrel 53 is inserted into the groove 92 .
  • the cable routing unit 16 namely the mandrel 53 along the groove 92.
  • the cable extension unit 17 has a further groove 96.
  • the additional groove 96 is configured identically to the groove 92 so that reference is made to the description of the groove 92 for a description of the additional groove 96 .
  • the cable guide unit 16, specifically the mandrel 53 is inserted into the further groove 96 and is mounted so that it can be displaced along it.
  • the narrow side width 87 of the household appliance door 20 is at least largely covered by the cable extension unit 17 (cf. FIG. 4, for example). It can be clearly seen from FIG. 4 that the cable extension unit 17 extends over at least 50%, specifically in the present case at least 70%, of the width 87 of the narrow side. It would also be conceivable for the cable extension unit 17 to extend over the entire width 87 of the narrow side.
  • the cable continuation unit 17 is connected to the household appliance door unit 24 .
  • the household appliance door unit 24 forms a door closing strip of the household appliance door 20 (cf. FIGS. 1 to 4). For better clarity, only the door end strip of the household appliance door 20 is shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 and not the entire household appliance door 20.
  • the cable extension unit 17 is fixed to the household appliance door unit 24 (cf. FIGS. 1 to 4). In the present case, the cable extension unit 17 can be snapped onto the household appliance door unit 24 .
  • the cable extension unit 17 has at least one fixing element 98 . In the present case, the cable extension unit 17 has two fixing elements 98 which are designed identically to one another, so that only one is provided with a reference number (cf. FIG. 5).
  • the cable extension unit 17 can be connected to the household appliance door unit 24 by means of the fixing element 98 .
  • the fixing element 98 fixes the cable extension unit 17 to the household appliance door unit 24 (cf. FIG. 4).
  • the fixing element 98 is preferably designed as a plug-in connection and/or snap-in connection element.
  • the cable extension unit 17 can be slipped onto the household appliance door unit 24 and/or latched to the household appliance door unit 24 .
  • the cable extension unit 17 can have further fixing elements which fix the cable extension unit 17 to the household appliance door unit 24 in the assembled state. ren, such as frictional and / or form-fitting connection elements, for example at least one screw connection element and / or other plug and / or snap-in connection elements, and / or a material connection element.
  • the cable routing unit 17 has a first cable duct 60 and a second cable duct 66, with the cable 14 being able to be routed either through the first cable duct 60 or the second cable duct 66 to the household appliance door unit 24.
  • the cable 14 is arranged in the first cable duct 60.
  • the cable 14 is arranged in the second cable duct 66 in the assembled state.
  • the first cable duct 60 and the second cable duct 66 are at least partially open.
  • the first cable duct 60 and the second cable duct 66 are arranged along the vertical direction 38 above the upper narrow side 86 .
  • the first cable duct 60 and the second cable duct 66 could be arranged below the lower narrow side (not shown).
  • FIGS. 4 and 5 make it clear that the cable extension unit 17 has at least one cable duct section 36 for at least essentially parallel routing of the cable 14 to the narrow side 86.
  • the cable extension unit 17 comprises at least one cable fixing element 99.
  • the cable extension unit 17 has a multiplicity of cable fixing elements 99, only one being provided with a reference symbol for the sake of clarity (cf. FIGS. 4 and 5).
  • the cable fixing elements 99 are arranged on the first cable duct 60 and the second cable duct 66 .
  • the cable fixing elements 99 are provided to protect the cable 14 from falling down and/or being detached from the first cable duct 60 and the second cable duct 66 .
  • the first cable duct 60 and the second cable duct 66 each have a separate cable duct entry 110, 112, the first cable duct 60 having a first cable duct entry 110 and the second cable duct 66 having a second cable duct entry 112 (see Figures 4 and 5).
  • FIGS. 4 and 5 show that the first cable duct 60 and the second cable duct 66 have a common cable duct exit 68 which is arranged asymmetrically with respect to a width direction 32 of the cable extension unit 17 .
  • the cable 14 can be guided from the first cable duct entry 110 in the first cable duct 60 to the cable duct exit 68 .
  • the cable 14 can be routed from the second cable duct entry 112 in the second cable duct 66 to the cable duct exit 68 in the case of a door hinge change.
  • a first cable duct length of the first cable duct 60 and a second cable duct length of the second cable duct 66 are at least essentially identical to one another.
  • the second cable duct 66 includes a compensating element 72 for compensating for a cable length.
  • the compensating element 72 is provided for the purpose of accommodating the cable 14 at least in sections, specifically an excess cable length of the cable 14 within the cable extension unit 17, at least in the installed state. In the assembled state, the cable 14 can be arranged in the second cable duct 66 and in the compensating element 72 (not shown).
  • the compensating element 72 has a semicircular shape (cf. FIG. 4).
  • the cable extension unit 17 has a connector housing holder 80 for a connector 82 that can be connected to a mating connector 84 of the household appliance door 20 (cf. FIGS. 4 and 5).
  • the connector housing holder 80 is formed at least partially in one piece with the cable duct outlet 68 .
  • the connector housing holder 80 also includes fixing elements, which are designed analogously to the fixing element 99 already described and are therefore not discussed further at this point.
  • the plug 82 is arranged in the plug housing holder 80 before the cable extension unit 17 is arranged on the narrow side 86 . It can be seen in FIG.

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L'invention concerne un dispositif d'appareil ménager (12), en particulier un appareil frigorifique ménager, comprenant une unité de guidage de câble (16) pour guider un câble (14) d'un corps d'appareil ménager (18) à une unité de porte d'appareil électroménager (24). Afin de fournir un dispositif générique présentant des propriétés améliorées en ce qui concerne la conception, il est proposé que le dispositif d'appareil ménager (12) comprenne une unité d'acheminement de câble (17), qui est reliée à l'unité de guidage de câble (16) et est disposée sur un côté étroit (86) d'une porte d'appareil électroménager (20), pour acheminer le câble (14) de l'unité de guidage de câble (16) à l'unité de porte d'appareil électroménager (24).
PCT/EP2022/074571 2021-09-23 2022-09-05 Dispositif d'appareil ménager, appareil ménager et procédé d'installation et/ou de fonctionnement d'un appareil ménager WO2023046448A1 (fr)

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EP0088670B1 (fr) * 1982-03-05 1987-01-07 Societe D'electromenager Du Nord Selnor Meuble à porte pivotante, notamment un réfrigérateur, ayant un circuit électrique d'utilisation placé dans la contre-porte
CN1717525A (zh) * 2002-11-25 2006-01-04 穆尔蒂布拉斯家电公司 致冷器和冷冻器门的供电系统
KR20060000340A (ko) * 2004-06-28 2006-01-06 삼성전자주식회사 냉장고
EP2762815A2 (fr) 2013-01-30 2014-08-06 BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH Appareil domestique comprenant un élément de transfert entre un corps et une porte associée
EP3379181A1 (fr) * 2017-03-22 2018-09-26 BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Appareil électroménager pourvu d'un corps, d'un élément de fermeture ainsi que d'un conduit fixé sur le corps et sur l'élément de fermeture

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EP0088670B1 (fr) * 1982-03-05 1987-01-07 Societe D'electromenager Du Nord Selnor Meuble à porte pivotante, notamment un réfrigérateur, ayant un circuit électrique d'utilisation placé dans la contre-porte
CN1717525A (zh) * 2002-11-25 2006-01-04 穆尔蒂布拉斯家电公司 致冷器和冷冻器门的供电系统
KR20060000340A (ko) * 2004-06-28 2006-01-06 삼성전자주식회사 냉장고
EP2762815A2 (fr) 2013-01-30 2014-08-06 BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH Appareil domestique comprenant un élément de transfert entre un corps et une porte associée
EP3379181A1 (fr) * 2017-03-22 2018-09-26 BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Appareil électroménager pourvu d'un corps, d'un élément de fermeture ainsi que d'un conduit fixé sur le corps et sur l'élément de fermeture

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