DE7000680U - TRAY DESIGNED FOR INSERTING INTO HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES, IN PARTICULAR ELECTRIC STOVES - Google Patents

Description

For insertion into household appliances, especially electric stoves, certain insertion

The innovation relates to a plug-in device «, in particular Electric stoves, specific, rectangular slots, e.g. a frying pan, a baking tray, a crockery trolley or the like, with bearing surfaces arranged on two opposite sides in one plane.

The dimensions of such slots must be based on the devices for which they are intended. In the case of electric cookers, for example, two types of construction with significantly different widths, namely the so-called wide-space cookers and the so-called compact cookers, are known. It has been customary here to carry out the necessary for these two types of cookers Bays different.

The innovation is based on the task of significantly reducing the costs of production and storage by that the slots are designed so that they can be used for household appliances with two different widths.

The innovation is characterized in an insert of the type mentioned in that the other two sides in have support surfaces lying on the same plane. Preferably the contact surfaces of all four strings lie in the same

Level.

The innovation is explained using the figures in which excerpts of two electric cookers of different widths

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are posed. Show it

Pig. 1a and 1b the position of an insert in a so-called wide-area hearth and

Fig. Yes and 2b the position of the same insert in a so-called Compact cooker.

Identical or functionally corresponding parts are identified identically in all figures.

Horizontal rails 31 and 32 project from side walls 1 and 2; on top of this is a rectangular frying pan 4 with support surfaces can be pushed on. The contact surfaces on the The narrow side of the frying pan is denoted by 41 and that on the long side is denoted by 42.

In the case of a wide-area stove according to FIGS. 1a and 1b, the frying pan is pushed in so that its broad sides are parallel to the front side of the hearth. Since the depth of all cookers is practically the same, the desired position of the insert in the wide room cooker is set by stops that can be crushed in recesses 311 and 321 of the rails.

In Figs. 2a and 2b, the use of the same gridiron illustrated for a compact cooker: The frying pan is now inserted so that its narrow side is parallel to the front of the Hearth runs. The end position of the frying pan can again be fixed by stops that are located in recesses 312 and 322 in the Rails 31 and 32 can be blown in.

The rails are preferably provided with two recesses 321 and 322 or 311 and 312 arranged at a distance from one another, as can be seen from Fig. 1b; they can then be used with both wide-space stoves and compact stoves.

The innovation was explained using a frying pan; but it is obvious that even with a piece of wire

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set grate - as dashed in the pig. 1b and 2b indicated - is applicable. The bearing surfaces do not need to extend continuously over the entire length and width of such a grate; In the borderline case, two more or less punctiform contact surfaces in the two Bndbe range on each side. Such point-like support surfaces are formed, for example, by cut wire ends.

3 claims for protection
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7A00680

Claims (3)

VPA 69/5304 protection claims 1. For insertion in a household appliance, in particular an electric stove, certain, rectangular insert, for example frying pan, baking tray, dish trolley or the like, with two mutually opposite sides arranged in a plane bearing surfaces, characterized in that also the other two sides have bearing surfaces lying in the same plane. 2. Insert according to claim 1, characterized in that all bearing surfaces of all four sides lie in the same plane. 3. Insert according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the corresponding rails in two positions corresponding to the width and length of the insert for insertion have a stop.