DE1765930U - ASH TRAY FOR OVEN, STOVES AND THE LIKE. - Google Patents

Description

Ash pan for stoves, stoves, etc.

The innovation relates to an ash pan for stoves and stoves and other heating devices that use heating material that burns to ash.

In known stoves and arenas, there is a pull-out under the furnace Aschekaaten which is used to dispose of the incurred at certain time intervals Remove ashes. During the main part of the ash through the grate into the ash pan falls, it can not be avoided that ash and slag parts next to the Boxes fall when the box is overfilled. The result is that when you open the Ash door Ash particles fall out of the oven. Some of those, some of which are still glowing It is known to let parts not get on the floor, under or in front of the Install oven protective sheets or ash trays to protect the floor. Even an Aache shell connected to the pivot point of the ash door is already known. To The innovation is that the falling out of ash particles is automatic by an im Effective prevention of the stove itself attached / ash pan. This consists of one shallow tub, which is under the ash pan, behind the usual Asohe door of the stove is arranged and is so under spring action that when you open the ash door is automatically advanced.

As a spring can expediently one between the fume cupboard and the inner one Rear wall of the oven or range inclined to the direction of advance of the tray Serve leaf springs that are screwed, for example, with one end to the furnace wall is, while the other end is in a relaxed state obliquely forward and at Pushing in the tub and closing the ash door under tension of the spring the rear wall of the oven is pressed.

When the ash door is opened, the ash pan is removed from the free one The end of the pretensioned leaf spring is automatically pushed forward.

The advance of the tub can expediently be limited by a suitable locking device, which can be designed so that it can be disengaged in order to enable the collecting tray to be pulled out completely and emptied if necessary. A timeline example of the innovation is based on the following of the drawings. Show it : Fig. 1 schematically shows a catch tray according to the innovation in Top view with the ash door closed; FIG. 2 shows the same representation as FIG. 1 with the ash door open; 3 shows a section along line III-III in FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 shows a section along line IV-IV in FIG. 2.

In the drawing, the plan 8 of a heating furnace is indicated.

In this furnace there is an ash box 11 in the space 9 and, according to the new invention, an automatic one under the plinth floor 7 Ash pan 1., / \ On the rear wall 6 of the furnace is by means of two screws or Rivets 3 a leaf spring 2 fastened resiliently against the Rear wall 1 t of the catch tray 1 places.

When the ash door 4 (Fig. 1) is closed, the spring 2 is removed from the catch tray 1 printed backwards against the rear wall 6 of the furnace and pretensioned in the process. At the Opening the ash door 4 pushes the ash pan 1 under the action of the spring 2 immediately and automatically until its rear wall 1 'engages with a locking hook 5 comes. These wines will fall out immediately when the ash door is opened Ash or slag is caught by the catch tray 1 because it pushes itself forward, as soon as the spring 2 can take effect by opening the ash door 4.

The lock 5 can be lifted by lifting the front part of the catcher 1 can be solved. For this purpose there is a recess 10 underneath the catch tray provided in the guide of the catch tray, which enables the rear edge 1 'to tilt, so that this rear edge of the locking hook 5 is free.

The innovation is of course not in the details of the im Embodiment described construction bound. In particular, the suspension can also advance automatically the tub can be designed in any suitable manner and in adaptation to the individual case.

Claims (1)

Schutza nsp r che: 1. Ash catching tray in the form of a flat tub, characterized in that the tub (1) is arranged in the oven under the ash pan, preferably below the plinth (7), and behind the ash door (4) and such under Pederwir3mng that they steal when opening the Aaohetar is automatically advanced. 2. ash catcher according to claim 1, characterized gekennzaichn & tt that an inclined to the feed direction of the tub (1) extending leaf spring (2) between the tub (1) and the wall (6) behind it and attached at one end to one of the two parts, preferably the wall (6), for example is screwed on, while the free end of the peder is supported against the other part. 3. ash pan according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the advance of the tub (1) is limited by a lock (5). 4. ash pan according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the lock (5) with from above the tub (1) comes into engagement and by a tilting movement the tub is legible. 4 ¢ r% anne}