EP2500661B1 - Device with a cooked food holder, for a cooker, cooker with such a device and method for moving a cooked food holder in a holder - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a food support for a cooking appliance, on which at least two guide elements for guiding the food support are arranged in a rail-like receptacle on one longitudinal side. Furthermore, the invention relates to a cooking appliance with a corresponding food support. In addition, the invention also relates to a device for a cooking appliance with a food support and a rail-like receptacle. Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for moving a food support in a rail-like receptacle, wherein guide elements are guided on the food support in the receptacle and thereby the food support is moved relative to the recording.

Gargutträger are known in many ways. For example, baking trays or grill pans are known, which can be introduced into a cooking chamber of a baking oven. In addition, as a food support gratings are known, which can be positioned accordingly. Usually, on the walls of the muffle, which limits the cooking space, corresponding rail-like receptacles are integrally arranged or releasably secured thereto. Through these devices, the food support can be introduced and held in the cooking chamber at a specific height level and thus on specific insertion levels. In addition, these food support can then be pushed far into the shots or pulled out.

From the WO 2004/025 186 A1 a Gargutauflage is shown, which can be arranged on a rail extension. The rail extension comprises an upper and a lower ball bearing.

In addition, from the US 7,087,862 B1 a corresponding embodiment shown.

In the US 2006/0192469 A1 a household refrigerator is shown, which has a receiving box for vegetables. This box has at its side edges Roll on, by means of which the box can be moved in a horizontal direction on a rail.

Out KR 200,195,815 Y1 is a drawer known for a refrigerator. This drawer has at least two guide elements on its flange.

Out US 2,860,929 A1 is a pull-out device for a cabinet known. This extension device has a plurality of guide elements.

From the US 7,735,481 B1 is a food support known, at its opposite longitudinal sides in each case two rollers are arranged spaced from each other. The rollers are arranged with their axes at the same height level. In addition, they have a diameter which substantially corresponds to the clear width of a receptacle for the food support. It can thus be done only a horizontal displacement of the food support in this recording. Tilting or the like is thereby excluded. By such a configuration, on the one hand the motion control of the food support is limited. On the other hand, this can be done in an undesirable manner too far pulling out of the food support, and this fall out of the recording.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a device with a food support and a cooking appliance with a corresponding food support or a device, with which or with which an improved motion control of the food support is possible. Furthermore, it is an object to provide a method in which the movement guidance of the food support in the receptacle is improved. In particular, the motion control should be able to be more flexible and secure.

This object is achieved by a device having a food support, a cooking appliance and a method for moving a food support in a rail-like receptacle according to the independent claims.

An inventive food support for a cooking appliance comprises guide elements, which are arranged on a longitudinal side of the food support for guiding the food support in a rail-like receptacle. The axes of the guide elements are arranged at different altitudes viewed in the vertical direction. This means that the guide elements are thus positioned so to speak offset in the vertical direction to each other. As a result, the leadership of the food support in the Recording much more flexible and variable. In particular, combined linear sliding movements and tilting movements can thus also be carried out. All this is guaranteed to the effect that the food support can still be safely guided by its specification according to the invention in the recording and also can be performed without splaying and jamming.

It is envisaged that the guide elements are attached to the axes of a support plate. This ensures a particularly stable attachment and gives the design a robustness against mechanical forces.

It is envisaged that the axes of the guide elements under a marginal, in particular horizontally extending flange of the food support are arranged. This ensures a very protected and beyond space-saving design.

It is provided that the carrier plate is arranged on the underside of a flange, spaced from an outer side of a trough-like region of the food support is arranged. With regard to the attachment of the carrier plate while a very mechanically stable position is ensured. Thus, the support plate is also in particular against the effects of force from above, for example, when inserting the food support safely protected in the recording, so that bending or breaking of the support plate can be prevented.

Due to the spaced arrangement to an outer side of a trough-like region, a certain elasticity of the carrier plate can nevertheless be ensured with regard to its possibility of movement when lateral forces act. In addition, this positioning also ensures against the facing edge of the recording formed shift stop. By the support plate can thus be avoided tilting of the food support in a horizontal plane when moving the food support in the recording.

It is envisaged that the guide elements extend in the horizontal direction up to an outer edge of the flange of the food support to the outside. As a result, a Nachaußenüberstehen these components against the maximum dimensions of the food support is prevented. This also contributes positively to the compact and space-saving design of the food support. In particular, thus occurs when guiding the food support in the recording no unwanted supernatant, which could rub undesirable on walls of recording. Undesirable wear or noise is avoided.

Preferably, the flange has a recess through which a first guide element extends in regions over the level of the top of the flange. Thus, an embodiment is provided in which this first guide element, which is arranged with its axis below the flange, extends through this recess, in such a way that it protrudes above the level of the upper side. This embodiment is a particularly reliable Motion control of the first guide member ensures and allows simultaneously contacting this first guide member with a top wall or an upper leg of the recording.

It is preferably provided that the first guide element is the rear guide element viewed in the longitudinal direction of the food support. This is particularly advantageous in view of the already mentioned tilting movement of the food support.

It is preferably provided that a guide element, in particular a front in the longitudinal direction of the food support second guide element is disposed completely below the flange. This ensures, in particular in combination with the specific positioning of the first guide element and the passage through a recess in the flange a particularly noteworthy variable and flexible motion control of Gargutträgers with high reliability and special ease of movement.

It is preferably provided that the two guide elements are arranged on a first longitudinal side of the food support immediately adjacent to each other in a rear corner region of the food support. The mentioned movement possibilities, in particular with regard to the realization of a tilting movement, are thereby possible in a particularly advantageous manner. In particular, this ensures that a user of the food support has to spend only small forces in order to lift the food support and to be able to perform a tilting movement upwards. The arrangement in the rear corner region, it is particularly advantageous allows that in almost completely extended state of the food support a particularly simple removal of the food support from the recording is made possible only by a slight tilting movement upwards and by further horizontal extraction then the food support can be solved by the recording.

Preferably, the guide elements are rollers that are rotatably supported about their horizontally oriented axes. Rolls form particularly emphasized guide elements, since they are relatively movable relative to the food support and also ensure a particularly quiet and smooth movement.

An inventive device for a cooking appliance comprises a food support according to the invention or an advantageous embodiment thereof. The device further comprises a rail-like receptacle, in which the guide elements are arranged in the connected to the recording state of the food support.

It is preferably provided that two such guide elements are arranged on the two opposite longitudinal sides of the food support. These engage in the recording connected state in each one of two opposing recordings.

The receptacle is a folded U-profile into which the flange extends. The receptacle therefore essentially forms an elongated hollow profile, which is designed to be open on the side facing the food support. The inclusion and management of the food support is particularly favored.

It is preferably provided that the axes of the guide elements are offset in the vertical direction so that a distance between the uppermost point of the higher guide element and the lowest point of the lower guide element corresponds to the vertical clearance of the receptacle. In the untilted state of the food support it is therefore with the guide elements very accurately in the recording in the horizontal linear direction movable. It is preferably provided that the higher-lying guide element is arranged in the non-tilted position of the food support with its lowest point spaced from the bottom of a lower horizontal leg of the receptacle. In particular, it is provided that this higher-lying guide element is arranged with its uppermost point on the underside of an upper horizontal leg of the recording fitting. This concept favors in specific positions of the food support relative to the inclusion of a particularly simple implementation of the tilting movement.

Preferably, it is provided that the lower-lying guide element is arranged in the non-tilted position of the food support with its highest point spaced from the underside of an upper horizontal leg of the receptacle. In particular, it is provided here that the lower-lying guide element with his lowest point to the bottom of a lower horizontal leg of the recording is arranged adjacent. The advantages mentioned above are thereby further favored. Especially in cooperation with the specific investment positions and said spaced position of the higher-level guide element while a device can be achieved, which ensures a particularly precise and with minimal play afflicted linear motion control of Gargutträgers. On the other hand, this also ensures a very precise implementation of the tilting movement for inserting or removing the food support in or out of the receptacle.

It is preferably provided that an elevation is formed on a lower side of an upper horizontal leg of the receptacle, which elevation is designed as a stop for the higher-positioned guide element and as an extract stop for the food support in the non-tilted state of the food support. By this, projecting into the hollow profile stop is thus ensured that in a horizontal displacement of the food support in the recording this is not unwanted pulled out of the recording and thus would fall, for example, to the ground. It is thus ensured that even at maximum extract of the food support this can not be removed undesirable from the recording.

Due to the integral design of the stop in the recording, a component-reduced design can also be created here. In addition, this embodiment of the stopper, which is in particular integrally formed in the receptacle, also achieves a very mechanically robust and resilient realization.

It is preferably provided that on a bottom of a lower horizontal leg of the receptacle, in particular at the rear edge of the bottom, a stop element for the viewed in the longitudinal direction of the food support rear guide element is formed. By this further stop element can thus be ensured that even in the maximum inserted state of the food support in the recording of the food support quasi not pushed too far to the rear and thus possibly again on the rear end of the recording out. This can also be avoided that other components of the cooking appliance, and in particular the muffle are damaged.

It is preferably provided that the food support can be tilted upwards in the state connected to the receptacle. In particular, the embodiment is designed so that the tilting takes place in such a way that the higher-lying guide element can be guided past a stop element arranged on the underside of an upper horizontal leg of the receptacle.

Furthermore, the invention relates to a cooking appliance, in particular an oven, with a device according to the invention or an advantageous embodiment thereof. The device is arranged on a cooking chamber of the cooking appliance limiting muffle. It may be provided that the recordings are fixed, in particular integrally formed with the muffle. However, it can also be provided that the recordings are attached non-destructively detachable to the muffle. In particular, a removal, for example, for maintenance purposes, for cleaning purposes or for replacement, then be made.

In a method according to the invention for moving a food support in a rail-like receptacle, in which guide elements are guided on the food support in the receptacle, the food support is moved relative to the recording or can be moved relative thereto.

A arranged on the food support first guide member is slidably positioned along a lower side of an upper leg of the receptacle and spaced from the bottom of a lower leg of the recording out. A second guide element, which lies lower in relation to the first guide element in the vertical direction, is slidably positioned along the bottom of the lower leg and guided at a distance from the underside of the upper leg. The advantages already mentioned for the food support and the device are also achieved here in the movement guidance of the food support.

Preferably, it is provided that the food support for removal from the receptacle in a specific extension position, in particular a maximum extension position, is tilted upwards, such that the higher-lying guide element in a further horizontal extension of the food support at a the underside of the upper leg of the receptacle trained stop is passed.

Advantageous embodiments of the food support according to the invention and the device according to the invention are advantageous embodiments of the method according to the invention.

Further features of the invention will become apparent from the claims, the figures and the description of the figures. The features and feature combinations mentioned above in the description as well as the features and feature combinations mentioned below in the description of the figures and / or shown alone in the figures can be used not only in the respectively specified combination but also in other combinations or in isolation, without the scope of To leave invention.

Fig. 1

eine perspektivische Darstellung eines Ausführungsbeispiels eines erfindungsgemäßen Gargeräts;

Fig. 2

eine perspektivische Darstellung eines Teilausschnitts eines Ausführungsbeispiels einer erfindungsgemäßen Vorrichtung;

Fig. 3

eine weitere perspektivische Darstellung eines Teilausschnitts der Vorrichtung gemäß Fig. 2;

Fig. 4

eine Draufsicht auf einen Teilausschnitt der Vorrichtung gemäß Fig. 2 und 3;

Fig. 5

eine perspektivische Darstellung eines Ausführungsbeispiels einer schienenartigen Aufnahme einer Vorrichtung;

Fig. 6

eine Seitenansicht der Vorrichtung im vollständig eingeschobenen Zustand des Gargutträgers in die Aufnahme;

Fig. 7

eine Seitenansicht der Vorrichtung gemäß Fig. 6 in einer spezifischen Auszugsstellung des Gargutträgers mit bereits erfolgter Kippbewegung des Gargutträgers; und

Fig. 8

eine Seitenansicht der Vorrichtung gemäß Fig. 6 und 7 im nahezu entnommenen Zustand des Gargutträgers aus der Aufnahme.

Embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail below with reference to schematic drawings. Show it:

Fig. 1

a perspective view of an embodiment of a cooking appliance according to the invention;

Fig. 2

a perspective view of a partial section of an embodiment of a device according to the invention;

Fig. 3

a further perspective view of a partial section of the device according to Fig. 2 ;

Fig. 4

a plan view of a partial section of the device according to FIGS. 2 and 3 ;

Fig. 5

a perspective view of an embodiment of a rail-like receptacle of a device;

Fig. 6

a side view of the device in the fully inserted state of the food support in the receptacle;

Fig. 7

a side view of the device according to Fig. 6 in a specific extension position of the food support with already occurred tilting movement of the food support; and

Fig. 8

a side view of the device according to 6 and 7 in the almost removed state of the food support from the recording.

In the figures, identical or functionally identical elements are provided with the same reference numerals.

In Fig. 1 is shown in a schematic perspective view of an oven designed as cooking device 1. The cooking appliance 1 includes, for example, cooking zones 2, 3, 4 and 5. In addition, it comprises a cooking chamber 6, which is bounded by walls of a muffle 7. On the front side, the muffle 7 has a loading opening, which is characterized by a in Fig. 1 not shown door is closed. In the cooking chamber 6 Gargutträger 8, which may be, for example, baking sheets or gratings or grill pans or the like, are introduced. For this purpose, rail-like receptacles 9 and 10 are arranged on opposite vertical muffle walls. These are each assigned to each other in pairs, so that with regard to the height (y-direction) different insertion levels are specified. For example, in the illustration in FIG Fig. 1 paired rail-like receptacles 11 and 12 are provided which indicate an upper insertion level in the cooking chamber 6. In addition, by way of example two further paired rail-like receptacles 13 and 14 are formed, which specify a lower insertion level for the food support 8.

In Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a partial section of a device 15 is shown, which is formed by the food support 8 and exemplified by the receptacles 11 and 12. In Fig. 2 only the partial section of the device 15 is shown, in which the receptacle 11 is shown. As can be seen thereby, the receptacle 11 is a one-piece hollow profile, which represents a folded U-profile. It has an upper horizontal leg 16, a vertical wall 17 and a lower horizontal leg 18.

The food support 8 comprises in the embodiment shown a trough-like region 19, at its upper edge a completely circumferential, horizontally oriented flange 20 is formed.

In a left rear corner region 21 of the food support 8, a support plate 23 is attached to the underside 22 of the flange 20. The support plate 23 is provided for receiving two guide elements 24 and 25 designed as rollers. The guide elements 24 and 25 are rotatably mounted with their axes 26 and 27 extending horizontally. In the vertical direction and thus in the y-direction, these axes 26 and 27 are arranged at different altitudes. The first guide element 24, which is arranged behind the second guide element 25 with regard to the longitudinal direction (z-direction) of the food support 8, is the higher-lying guide element in the exemplary embodiment.

The two rollers correspond to the guide elements 24 and 25 and have the same diameter.

As from the illustration in Fig. 2 it can be seen, the two guide elements 24 and 25 are arranged on the left longitudinal side 28 of the food support 8. On the in Fig. 2 Not to be recognized opposite longitudinal side are also arranged in an analogous manner and symmetrically arranged in the right corner region, two guide elements which are formed as rollers and arranged offset in height.

As can also be seen, the flange 20 has a hole or a continuous recess 29. Through this, the first guide member 24 extends from below coming in some areas. The extension takes place in such a way that the guide element 24 moves higher with its highest point in the y-direction than a top side 30 of the flange 20.

As in the illustration according to Fig. 3 showing a front view of the illustration in Fig. 2 it can be seen, is the front, lower-lying guide member 25 with a lowest point 31 on a bottom 32 of the lower leg 18. An in Fig. 3 unrecognizable, however, for example in Fig. 6 on the other hand, the uppermost point 33 of the second guide element 25 shown is spaced apart from an underside 34 of the upper one Leg 16 arranged. In particular, while the flange 20 is intermediate between this bottom 34 and the top 33rd

On the other hand, an uppermost point 35 of the first guide element 24 is directly adjacent to this underside 34 Fig. 3 not shown, but in Fig. 6 recognizable lowest point 36 of the first guide member 24 spaced and arranged contactlessly with the bottom 32 of the lower leg 18. The illustrations in FIGS. 2 and 3 show the un-tilted horizontal position of the food support 8, when starting from the illustration in Fig. 2 is pushed so far into the receptacle 11 that both guide elements 24 and 25 between the legs 16 and 18 are located.

In the illustration in Fig. 3 It can also be seen that the first guide element 24 rises above the level or the upper side 30 of the flange 20.

In addition, in the illustration in Fig. 3 It can also be seen that a stop 37, which rises upwards and thus in the direction of the bottom 32, forms on the underside 34. This serves as a pull-out stop for the food support 8, if it is still arranged in a specific maximum extension position in the receptacle 11. It can be avoided with horizontal sliding movement that the food support 8 is pulled too far out and would fall out of the receptacle 11.

As in particular in the representation in Fig. 2 can be seen, the upper leg 16 extends over a shorter distance in the z-direction than the lower leg 18. This is to the effect particularly advantageous, since thus the food support 8 is very easy and kept down from the receptacle 11 removed and used again can.

The too Fig. 3 addressed embodiment with the stopper 37 is realized in that this stop 37 is formed relatively close to a front end 38 of the upper leg 16 on the bottom 34.

In the illustration according to Fig. 4 is a plan view of the device 15 according to Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 shown, with only the partial section in the left rear corner 21 of the food support 8 is also shown here. It can be seen that in Longitudinal direction A (y-direction), the rear first guide member 24 through the recess 29 extends therethrough.

In addition, it can be seen that the stop 37 is formed, in particular, in that an embossment 39 is formed in the upper leg 16. This results in the already mentioned and in the perspective view of the receptacle 11 in Fig. 5 shown embodiment of the stop 37th

At a rear end 40 of the receptacle 11 is integrally formed on the lower leg 18 another stop element 41. This is formed at the rear edge of the lower leg 18 as a tab oriented vertically upwards. This rear stop element 41 serves to ensure that in the fully inserted state of the food support 8 in the receptacle 11 of these food support 8 is not pushed too far to the rear. At this stop member 41 thus proposes the first guide member 24.

As in particular from the illustration in Fig. 3 can be seen, and also in the following illustration according to Fig. 6 to 8 1, the axes 26 and 27 of the guide elements 24 and 25 are offset in the vertical direction so that a vertical distance between the highest point 35 of the first guide element 24 and the lowest point 31 of the lower second guide element of the clear width of the receptacle 11 corresponds and thus corresponds to the distance between the bottom 34 and the bottom 32. The food support 8 can thus be performed relatively accurate fit and thus very safe and free of play in a linear horizontal motion guide in the receptacle 11.

As further described below with reference to the side views of the device 15 according to the Fig. 6 to 8 is explained in more detail, the food support 8 is tilted upwards in the connected state with the recording. In particular, such tilting is possible that the higher-lying first guide element 24 can be guided past the stop 37 formed on the underside 34 of the upper horizontal leg 16 of the receptacle 11.

Thus, as shown in Fig. 6 , which shows the fully inserted state of the food support 8 in the receptacle 11, the food support 8 according to the arrow P1 to the front in linear horizontal motion control pulled out. Due to the recognizable offset arrangement of the guide elements 24 and 25 and the already FIGS. 2 and 3 explained concerns the respective sites on the bottom 34 on the one hand and the bottom 32 on the other hand, the said movement guidance is guaranteed. If the food support 8 is pulled so far forward that it has reached a maximum extension position, the rear first guide element 24 strikes against the stop 37. If a further horizontal linear motion control is then attempted, further extraction is no longer possible. This quasi the two guide elements 24 and 25 due to their staggered arrangement and Nuranliegen on the one hand on the bottom 34 and on the other hand only at the bottom 32, this exclusively horizontal motion control is granted. Will then be in this specific extract position as shown in Fig. 7 a tilting movement according to the arrow P2 performed, it can be achieved that the guide member 24 dissolves from the bottom 34 and while continuing to perform in this tilted position with respect to a further horizontal extension of the food support 8 then this guide member 24 are guided past this stop 37 can.

This is then in the view in Fig. 8 shown, in which case the food support 8 is already pulled out in continued further linear movement to the outside. This is after he after passing the guide member 24 on the stop 37 in the tilted position according to Fig. 7 is again returned to the untilted position and then according to the arrow P3 again exclusively linearly horizontally further pulled outward.

In the illustrations according to FIGS. 7 and 8 Also, the advantageousness of the shorter at the front end upper leg 16 can be seen.

In an analogous manner, the reinsertion of the food support 8 in the receptacle 11 can then take place. The explanations to FIGS. 7 and 8 are carried out in reverse order.

The explanation was given to the Fig. 2 to 8 only with regard to the partial sections shown. In an analogous manner, of course, the movement guidance of the further guide elements positioned in the opposite right rear corner region of the food support 8, which move in the rail-like receptacle 12.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

Cooking appliance

2, 3, 4, 5,

cooking zones

6

oven

7

muffle

8th

food support

9, 10

side walls

11, 12, 13, 14

rail-like shots

15

contraption

16

upper leg

17

vertical thigh

18

lower thigh

19

tub-like area

20

flange

21

rear corner area

22

Bottom of the flange

23

support plate

24

first guide element

25

second guide element

26

Axis of the first guide element

27

Axis of the second guide element

28

Longitudinal side of the food support

29

recess

30

Top of the flange

31

lowest point of the second guide element

32

Bottom of the lower thigh

33

highest point of the second guide element

34

Bottom of the upper thigh

35

topmost point of the first guide element

36

lowest point of the first guide element

37

attack

38

front edge of the upper thigh

39

embossing

40

rear end of the shot

41

stop element

A

longitudinal direction

P1, P2, P3

arrows

Claims (15)

1. Device (15) for a cooker (1)

   - having a cooked food holder (8), on which, on a longitudinal side (28), at least two guide elements (24, 25) for guiding the cooked food holder (8) in a rail-type holder (11 to 14) are arranged, and

   - having at least one rail-type holder (11 to 14), which is a reverse U-profile, into which an edge-side flange (20) of the cooked food holder (8) extends, and in which the guide elements (24, 25) are arranged when the cooked food holder (8) is connected to the holder (11 to 14), wherein the axes (26, 27) of the guide elements (24, 25) are arranged at different heights when viewed in the vertical direction and extend outwards in the horizontal direction at most up to an outer edge of the edge-side flange (20) of the cooked food holder (8), wherein the guide elements (24, 25) with the axes (26, 27) are fastened to a support plate (23) and wherein the support plate (23) is arranged between an exterior of a trough-shaped area (19) of the cooked food holder (8) and the guide elements (24, 25), characterised in that the axes (26, 27) of the guide elements (24, 25) are arranged below the edge-side flange (20) and that the support plate (23) is arranged on the underside (22) of the flange (20) and at a distance from the exterior of the trough-shaped area (19) and extends downwards in the vertical direction beyond the lower of the two guide elements (25).
2. Device (15) according to claim 1, characterised in that the flange (20) has a recess (29), through which a first guide element (24) extends area by area across the level of the topside (30) of the flange (20).
3. Device (15) according to claim 2, characterised in that the first guide element (24) is the rear guide element (24) when viewed in the longitudinal direction (A) of the cooked food holder (8).
4. Device (15) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that a guide element (25), in particular a front second guide element (25) in the longitudinal direction (A) of the cooked food holder (8) is arranged completely below the flange (20).
5. Device (15) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the guide elements (24, 25) are arranged immediately adjacent to one another in a rear corner area (21) of the cooked food holder (8).
6. Device (15) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the guide elements (24, 25) are rollers, which are rotatably mounted about their horizontally oriented axes (26, 27).
7. Device (15) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the axes (26, 27) of the guide elements (24, 25) are offset in the vertical direction such that a distance between the topmost point (35) of the higher guide element (24) and the lowermost point (31) of the lower guide element (25) corresponds to the vertical clearance of the holder (11 to 14).
8. Device (15) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that in the non-tilted position of the cooked food holder (8) with its lowermost point (36), the higher guide element (24) is at a distance from the base (32) of a lower horizontal limb (18) of the holder (11 to 13), in particular is arranged with its topmost point (35) abutting the underside (34) of an upper horizontal limb (16) of the holder (11 to 14).
9. Device (15) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that in the non-tilted position of the cooked food holder (8) with its highest point (33), the lower guide element (25) is arranged at a distance from the underside (34) of an upper horizontal limb (16) of the holder (11 to 14), in particular is arranged with its lowest point (31) abutting the base (32) of a lower horizontal limb (18) of the holder (11 to 14).
10. Device (15) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that an elevation is embodied on an underside (34) of an upper horizontal limb (16) of the holder (11 to 14), said elevation being embodied as a stop (37) for the higher guide element (24) and as a pull-out stop for the cooked food holder (8) in the non-tilted state of the cooked food holder (8).
11. Device (15) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that a stop element (41) for the rear guide element (24), when viewed in the longitudinal direction (A) of the cooked food holder (8), is embodied on a base (32) of a lower horizontal limb (18) of the holder (11 to 14), in particular on the rear edge (40) of the base (32).
12. Device (15) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the cooked food holder (8) in the state connected to the holder (11 to 14) can be tilted upwards, in particular can be tilted such that the higher guide element (24) can be directed past a stop element arranged on the underside (34) of an upper horizontal limb (16) of the holder (11 to 14).
13. Cooker (1), in particular oven, having a device (15) according to one of the preceding claims, in which the device (15) is arranged in a muffle (7).
14. Method for moving a cooked food holder (8) in a rail-type holder (11 to 14) of a cooker (1), which is a reverse U-profile, into which an edge-side flange (20) of the cooked food holder (8) extends, in which guide elements (24, 25) of the cooked food holder (8) are guided in the holder (11 to 14) of the cooker (1) and as a result the cooked food holder (8) is moved relative to the holder (11 to 14), characterised in that a first guide element (24, 25) on a support plate (23) of the cooked food holder (8), which is arranged on the underside (22) of the edge side flange (20) and is fastened to its axis (26), slides along an underside (34) of an upper limb (16) of the holder (11 to 14) and is guided at a distance from a base (32) of a lower limb (18) of the holder (11 to 14) and a second guide element (24, 25) disposed lower in the vertical direction relative to the first guide element (24, 25) and fastened with its axis (27) to the support plate (23) slides along the base (32) of the lower limb (18) and is guided at a distance from the underside (34) of the upper limb (16), wherein the support plate (23) is arranged between an exterior of a trough-shaped area (19) of the cooked food holder (8) and the guide elements (24, 25) at a distance from the exterior and extends downwards in a vertical direction beyond the lower of the two guide elements (25), the axes (26, 27) of the guide elements (24, 25) are arranged below the edge-side flange (20) and the guide elements (24, 25) extend outwards in the horizontal direction at most to an outer edge of the flange (20) of the cooked food holder (8).
15. Method according to claim 14, characterised in that for removal from the holder (11 to 14), the cooked food holder (8) is tilted upwards in a specific pull-out position such that the higher guide element (24, 25) is directed past a stop (37) embodied on the underside (34) of the upper limb (16) the holder (11 to 14) during a further horizontal extraction of the cooked food holder (8).

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