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WO2004080269A1 - Dispositif pour rincer et essorer un corps d'essuyage - Google Patents

Dispositif pour rincer et essorer un corps d'essuyage Download PDF

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WO2004080269A1
WO2004080269A1 PCT/EP2004/002320 EP2004002320W WO2004080269A1 WO 2004080269 A1 WO2004080269 A1 WO 2004080269A1 EP 2004002320 W EP2004002320 W EP 2004002320W WO 2004080269 A1 WO2004080269 A1 WO 2004080269A1
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Hendrik Rust
Yunus Demirtas
Ronald Schwarz
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Alfred Kaercher SE and Co KG
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Priority to EP04718189A priority patent/EP1601278B8/fr
Priority to DE502004001345T priority patent/DE502004001345D1/de
Publication of WO2004080269A1 publication Critical patent/WO2004080269A1/fr
Priority to US11/224,741 priority patent/US20060048330A1/en
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L13/00—Implements for cleaning floors, carpets, furniture, walls, or wall coverings
    • A47L13/10—Scrubbing; Scouring; Cleaning; Polishing
    • A47L13/50—Auxiliary implements
    • A47L13/58—Wringers for scouring pads, mops, or the like, combined with buckets

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  • the invention relates to a device for washing out and ejecting a wiper body, which is held on a wiper head of a surface cleaning device, with a container which has a washing area and a spin area, wherein a wiper head holder is rotatably held in the spin area, into which the wiper head with the wiper body can be inserted and which can be driven to dehumidify the wiping body by means of a drive device so as to rotate about an axis of rotation, and wherein the washing area absorbs a cleaning liquid and the wiping head with the wiping body can be inserted into the washing area.
  • a wiping body for example a wiping mop, a wiping pad or a wiping covering held on a wiping head to form a wiping surface, is often used to clean a soiled surface, in particular a floor surface.
  • the wiper head with the wiper body is moved along the surface to be cleaned, so that dirt can be absorbed.
  • the wiping body held on the wiping head can then be washed out and wrung out.
  • WO 92/14394 A proposes to place the wiper head on a wiper head holder, which is then set in rotation so that liquid is thrown out of the wiper body due to the centrifugal forces acting on it. Such a procedure has the advantage that the user does not have to come into contact with the cleaning liquid.
  • the wiper head holder is arranged in a first container which can be positioned above a collecting container in which the liquid emerging from the wiper body can be collected.
  • a white tere container in which the wiping head held on the wiping body can be washed out.
  • US-A 4 506 403 describes a device of the type mentioned at the outset, in which a two-part container is used, a first container part surrounding a washing area which receives a cleaning liquid for washing out the wiping body, and a second container part on the can be placed on the first container part and surrounds the centrifugal area into which the wiping head with the wiping body held thereon can be inserted.
  • the object of the present invention is to develop a device of the type mentioned at the outset in such a way that it has a more compact design.
  • the container is designed in the manner of a bucket, which surrounds the washing area and the spinning area, that the container forms an intermediate wall below the spinning area, which covers a drive space accommodating the drive device, and that the washing area extends laterally next to the centrifuge area and the drive area, the wash area forming an insertion section at the level of the centrifuge area and a liquid receiving area at the level of the drive area.
  • the design of the container in the manner of a bucket, which is used according to the invention, enables simple handling of the device, which is characterized by a compact design.
  • the container has a one-piece base body which surrounds the spin zone and the washing area and which has an indentation which can be covered by a cover, the cover and the indentation surrounding the drive space.
  • the base body can be designed, for example, as a molded plastic part and can therefore be produced inexpensively.
  • the assembly of the device according to the invention can also be carried out very inexpensively in the case of such a configuration, since the cover enables easy access to the drive space, so that the drive device can be easily fastened to the base body in the region of the molding. The cover can then be put on, so that the drive space is completely covered by the area of the molding of the base body and the cover.
  • the cover can be releasably connected to the base body, since this makes the drive space accessible at all times, for example for repair purposes.
  • the cover can preferably be detachably connected to the base body by means of a screw connection.
  • the cover forms a base plate of the container.
  • a particularly compact embodiment of the device can be achieved in that the liquid absorption area engages under the centrifuge area. As a result, a large volume can be made available to the washing area, which can be filled with cleaning liquid. This makes it possible to additionally improve the cleaning of the washing body within the washing area.
  • the container has a bottom wall, which is oriented obliquely to the axis of rotation of the wiper head holder and which covers a free space arranged underneath the bottom wall. Operating elements of the device according to the invention can be positioned within the free space.
  • the obliquely aligned bottom wall limits the liquid receiving area and forms a washing plate to which the wiping body held on the wiping head can be placed flat and along which the wiping body can be moved is.
  • the washing plate is thus arranged within the liquid-receiving area, and the wiping body held on the wiping head can be moved along the washing plate lying flat.
  • the wash plate thus forms a kind of wash board and enables particularly thorough cleaning of the wiping body.
  • the washing plate is oriented obliquely to the axis of rotation of the wiper head holder and thus in the position of use of the device according to the invention obliquely to the vertical. This enables a particularly simple handling of the device according to the invention when washing out of the wiper body, since it can be moved along the obliquely aligned wash plate, for example from top to bottom.
  • a particularly effective cleaning of the wiper body can be achieved in that the washing plate carries friction elements on its upper side.
  • the latter can be configured, for example, in the form of projections, grooves or grooves.
  • the washing plate has a lattice-shaped configuration and thus forms a friction grating onto which the wiping body held on the wiping body is placed and along which it can be moved.
  • the wiper head holder can be rotated manually.
  • the drive unit can have mechanical drive elements with a hand crank that can be operated by the user or a foot pedal.
  • mechanical deflection elements can be used to deflect a translatory movement of the foot pedal into a rotational movement of the wiper head holder.
  • the drive device has an electric motor. It is advantageous here if the drive device is assigned a control element that can be actuated by the user. To achieve a particularly compact design and the simplest possible handling of the device, it has proven to be advantageous if the control element is arranged in the area of the free space below the obliquely oriented bottom wall or in the drive area below the centrifugal area. It is expedient if the control element comprises a foot switch.
  • the wiper head holder can be placed on a drive shaft. This enables a particularly simple assembly of the mop head holder.
  • the wiper head holder can preferably be connected to the drive shaft in a form-fitting manner. It is advantageous if the wiper head holder is held interchangeably in the centrifugal area of the container.
  • the drive shaft can be arranged within the centrifugal area and can be coupled to the drive unit arranged within the drive space via coupling elements, for example via a magnetic coupling.
  • the drive shaft passes through the intermediate wall of the container covering the drive space. It is preferably coupled to a drive motor within the drive space via mechanical coupling elements, for example via a belt drive.
  • the washing area of the container receives a cleaning liquid. If this is to be removed from the container after the device has been used, it is advantageous if the container can be tilted in a simple manner.
  • the device according to the invention provides that the container has at least one handle molded or molded onto a container wall.
  • the at least one handle can be configured, for example, as a recessed grip which is molded into a container wall.
  • the at least one handle is arranged on the outside of the container adjacent to the centrifuge area.
  • At least two handles are preferably provided, which are formed on the side of the container facing away from one another or molded onto the container wall.
  • the wiping body is held on the wiping head while forming a wiping surface and the wiping head holder forms a receptacle into which the wiping head is inclined or perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the wiping head holder aligned surface normal of the wiping surface can be used.
  • the wiper body is oriented during the ejection so that the surface normal of the wiper surface does not assume a position parallel to the axis of rotation of the wiper head holder, but rather the surface normal is at an angle to the axis of rotation.
  • the receptacle receives the wiping head with the surface normal of the wiping surface oriented perpendicular to the axis of rotation. This enables a particularly compact design of the device.
  • plate-shaped wiping bodies can advantageously be dehumidified, which form a wiping surface both on their top side and on their underside and can therefore be used on both sides.
  • Such wiping bodies are usually held on a wiping head to which a handle or handle is articulated laterally. The wiping head with the wiping body held thereon can be pivoted relative to the handle or handle such that, alternatively, the top or the underside of the wiping body faces the surface to be cleaned.
  • This pivotable mounting of the wiping head on the handle or handle simplifies the use of the wiping head with the wiping body held thereon in the receptacle of the wiping head holder such that the surface normal of the wiping surface is oriented perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the wiping head holder.
  • the reception of the wiper head holder is preferably limited by two spaced-apart side walls, which receive the wiper head with the wiper body between them and each have at least one through opening through which ejected liquid can exit the holder.
  • the side walls of the receptacle are designed in the form of a net or a lattice.
  • the receptacle is thus designed in the manner of a cage, in which the wiping head with the wiping body held thereon can be used vertically from above in a simple manner in the position of use of the device.
  • the wiper head holder is preferably assigned a lid which is arranged at the level of an upper edge of the container and which covers the centrifugal region with the exception of the receptacle of the wiper head holder. This not only reduces the risk of a user accidentally reaching into the container while the wiping head holder is rotating, but also prevents spilled liquid from escaping from the container.
  • the cover is connected in one piece to the side walls of the receptacle of the wiper head holder. As a result, the cover is rotated together with the side walls of the receptacle when the wiper body is ejected.
  • a particularly simple assembly of the device according to the invention can be achieved in that the wiper head holder is designed in one piece.
  • the wiper head holder forms a molded plastic part which can be used interchangeably in the centrifugal region of the container.
  • the drive device can be started by means of a foot switch. It has proven to be particularly advantageous here if the foot switch is in electrical connection with a timing element, with the aid of which the spin time determined by the actuation of the foot switch can be detected. This gives the opportunity to expire
  • a display element for example a light-emitting diode
  • the timing element is assigned a plurality of display elements, for example a plurality of light-emitting diodes and / or an acoustic display element, for example a buzzer, so that different degrees of dryness can be signaled.
  • the drive device can be switched off automatically after a certain spinning time has elapsed by means of the timing element.
  • the at least one display element and / or the actuator are preferably arranged next to the foot switch.
  • FIG. 1 a diagrammatic representation of a floor wiper device with a wiper body held on a wiper head
  • FIG. 2 shows a diagrammatic representation of a device according to the invention for washing out and spinning off the wiping body held on the wiping head of the floor wiping device obliquely from above;
  • Figure 3 is a sectional view taken along line 3-3 in Figure 4;
  • FIG. 4 a simplified top view of the device according to FIG. 2;
  • Figure 5 is a sectional view taken along line 5-5 in Figure 3 and
  • Figure 6 a diagrammatic representation of the device according to the invention obliquely from below.
  • FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of a surface cleaning device in the form of a floor mopping device 10 known per se with a handle 11, which is connected to a wiper head 13 via a joint 12 shown in simplified form, on the underside of which is remote from the handle 11, a flat-shaped wiper body 14 is fixed is.
  • the latter can be a wiping covering, for example, which can be separated from the wiping head 13.
  • the wiping body 14 With its underside facing away from the wiping head 13, the wiping body 14 forms a wiping surface 15 which can be moved along a floor surface to be cleaned for picking up dirt and the alignment of which is predetermined by a surface normal 16 oriented perpendicular to the wiping surface 15.
  • Floor surfaces can be cleaned in the usual manner by means of the floor mopping device 10.
  • the wiper body 14 is moistened and then on the
  • the wiping body 14 is then washed out and wrung out, so that it only has a low degree of moisture.
  • the device for washing out and ejecting liquid out of the wiper body 14 shown in FIGS. It comprises a container in the form of a bucket 22 which has a flat transverse wall 23 which is connected in one piece with longitudinal walls 24 and 25 which are arranged at right angles to the transverse wall 23 and are arranged parallel to one another. The latter are integrally connected to one another on their side facing away from the transverse wall 23 via a semicylindrical arch wall 26. On the upper side, the walls 23 to 26 defined define an upper edge 27 of the bucket 22 which runs around in one plane.
  • an arcuate partition 29 is inserted, which overlaps the upper edge 27 in the area of the longitudinal wall 24 and 25 approximately centrally with holding elements in the form of lateral wings 30, 31.
  • the partition 29 divides the inside of the bucket 22 into a centrifugal area 33 and a washing area 34.
  • a carrying bracket 26 is articulated in the center, on which a carrying handle 37 is held in the center.
  • the support bracket 36 spans the washing area 34 and the centrifuge area 33 in the longitudinal direction of the bucket 22 and can open between one the upper edge 27 lying position and a pivoted-out position shown in dashed line in FIG. 5.
  • the transverse wall 23 and the longitudinal walls 24 and 25 are integrally connected to one another via a bottom wall 39 of the bucket 22 which is inclined to the vertical and in the direction of the centrifugal region 34.
  • the bottom wall 39 forms a washing or friction plate, which will be discussed in more detail below.
  • the transverse wall 23, like the two longitudinal walls 24 and 25, projects beyond the bottom wall 39. In this projecting area, they define a free space 40 which is freely accessible from below.
  • the transverse wall 23 has, below the bottom wall 39, a rectangular indentation 42 which plunges into the free space 40 and in which a control element in the form of a foot switch 43 which can be actuated by the user is arranged.
  • a step wall 45 aligned essentially parallel to the transverse wall 23, which extends approximately up to half the height of the bucket 22 and to which an essentially horizontally oriented intermediate wall 46 connects in one piece, via which the step wall 45 is connected to the arch wall 26.
  • Two recessed grips 48, 49 accessible to the user are formed in the intermediate wall 46 adjacent to the longitudinal walls 24 and 25.
  • the transverse wall 23 forms in combination with the two longitudinal walls 24, 25 and the arch wall 26 and the bottom wall 39, the step wall 45 and the intermediate wall 46 an integrally designed base body 50, which is designed as a molded plastic part and which is formed by the intermediate wall 46 and the Step wall 45 forms an indentation which is covered by an integrally designed cover 52, which can be detachably connected to the base body 50 by means of connecting screws 53, and an essentially triangular-shaped base plate 54 and one in the region of the arch wall 26 perpendicularly from the base plate 54 Sidewall 55 projecting above.
  • the side wall 55 in this case gives a user lateral access to the recessed handles 48 and 49.
  • a drive space 57 of the bucket 22 is defined by the cover 52 as well as the step wall 45 and the intermediate wall 46 below the washing area 34.
  • the bottom wall 39 carries on its upper side 59 facing the inside of the container a plurality of V-shaped projections 60, which are integrally connected to the bottom wall 39.
  • the washing area 34 forms an insertion section 62 at the level of the dividing wall 39, and below the insertion section 62, in the area between the obliquely aligned bottom wall 39 and the vertically aligned step wall 45, a liquid receiving area 63 is formed which receives a cleaning liquid 64. This is particularly clear from Figure 3.
  • the drive chamber 57 accommodates an electric motor 66 which is coupled via a pinion and a toothed belt 67 to a pulley 68 which is held in a rotationally fixed manner on a drive shaft 79.
  • the latter is mounted on ball bearings on a bearing holder 78 fixed in the drive chamber 57 and engages with it the upper end region 73 facing away from the pulley 68 and thus dips into the washing region 33 of the bucket 22.
  • the drive space 57 receives a rechargeable battery 72 in addition to the power supply to the electric motor 66.
  • the electric motor 66 is in electrical connection via a known electrical connection line, not shown in the drawing, to a control unit which is known to the person skilled in the art and is therefore not shown in the drawing and is arranged within the drive space 57 or alternatively within the free space 40, which in turn is connected to the foot switch 43 and to two optical display elements in the form of two light-emitting diodes 75, 76 arranged next to the foot switch 43 on the transverse wall 23 and an acoustic display element in the form of a buzzer 77 arranged below the light-emitting diodes 75, 76 on the transverse wall 23.
  • the control unit is in electrical connection with an electrical actuator in the form of a selector switch 78 held on the transverse wall 23 above the light-emitting diode 56.
  • the centrifugal region 23 interchangeably receives a wiper head holder 80 which is designed in one piece in the form of a plastic molded part and which has two side walls 83, 84 which are oriented parallel to one another and have a receptacle 82 between them and which are designed in a cage-like manner with a large number of through openings 85.
  • the side walls 83, 84 are integrally connected to one another via a substantially U-shaped support bracket 86, which has a horizontally oriented web which is reinforced in its central region 87 and is seated on the upper end region 73 of the drive shaft 70 via a fluid connection.
  • the wiper head holder 80 also includes a cover 91 comprising two cover halves 89 and 90.
  • the two cover halves 89 and 90 are each integrally connected to a side wall 83 and 84 of the wiper head holder 80.
  • the centrifuge area 33 of the bucket 22 is completely covered by means of the cover 91, with the exception of the receptacle 82 of the wiper head holder 80.
  • the wiper head holder 80 can be rotated about the longitudinal axis of the drive shaft 70 via the drive shaft 70, i.e. the longitudinal axis of the drive shaft 70 defines an axis of rotation 93 of the wiper head holder 80 which is oriented vertically in the position of use of the device 20.
  • the wiping head 13 with the wiping body 14 held thereon can be passed through the insertion section 62 and immersed in the cleaning liquid 64 of the liquid receiving area 63.
  • the wiping head 13 is pivoted starting from the operating position shown in FIG.
  • the wiping head 13 can be introduced into the washing area 34 via the insertion section 62 to such an extent that the front end edge of the wiping head 13 facing away from the handle 11 strikes the top side 59 of the bottom wall 39. Subsequently The wiping body 14 held on the wiping head 13 can be placed flat on the top 59 of the bottom wall 39 by pivoting the wiping head 13 again and then moved along the top 59 in the direction of the step wall 45.
  • Reliable cleaning of the wiper body 14 surrounded by the cleaning liquid 64 is achieved here by means of the projections 60 protruding from the upper side 59.
  • the bottom wall 39 with molded projections 60 thus forms a washing or rubbing plate, with the aid of which the wiping body 14 can be thoroughly washed out.
  • the wiper head 13 with the wiper body 14 held thereon can be guided out of the washing area 34 again via the insertion section 62 and then inserted into the receptacle 82 of the wiper head holder 80.
  • the user can then start the electric motor 66, so that the entire wiper head holder 80 is rotated together with the wiper body 14 via the drive shaft 70. Due to the rotational movement, the liquid absorbed by the wiper body 14 is subjected to a centrifugal force, so that liquid is thrown out of the wiper body 14 in the radial direction and impinges on the inside of the arc wall 26 and on the side of the partition wall 29 facing the centrifugal region 23. The ejected liquid then flows down along the walls mentioned and collects again in the liquid absorption area 63.
  • the light-emitting diodes 75 and 76 and the buzzer 77 provide the user with feedback about the degree of dryness of the wiping body 14 inserted into the receptacle 82.
  • the control unit includes a timer which is known per se and therefore not shown in the drawing which measures the spin time of the mop head holder 80 determined by the actuation of the foot switch 43. The period of time of the spin process taking place at a predetermined speed corresponds in each case to a certain degree of dryness of the wiper body.
  • the LED 75 lights up first, and if the rotary movement continues, the LED 76 lights up when an advanced degree of dryness is reached and the buzzer 77 sounds.
  • the desired degree of dryness can be set continuously by the user using the selector switch 78.
  • the user can then release the foot switch 43 again, so that the rotary movement of the wiper head holder 80 is ended and consequently the wiper head 13 together with the wiper body 14 of the wiper head holder 80 can be removed.
  • the wiper head with the wiper body 14 can then be moved along the floor surface to be cleaned, in order then to be able to be cleaned again in the washing area 34 of the device 20.
  • the device 20 has a compact design, the washing area 34 engaging under the centrifuge area 33 and the drive chamber 75 being arranged below the centrifuge area 33.
  • the bottom wall 39 forms a washing or rubbing plate for thorough cleaning of the wiping body 14, which can be placed flat on the washing plate and moved along it, the cleaning effect being enhanced by the protrusions 60 above.
  • the use of the display elements in the form of the light-emitting diodes 75 and 76 and the buzzer 77 considerably simplifies the handling of the device 20 according to the invention, since the user receives feedback about the degree of dryness which can be set by means of the selector switch 76. Also lets

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La présente invention concerne un dispositif pour rincer et essorer un corps d'essuyage (14) qui est maintenu sur la tête d'essuyage (13) d'un appareil de nettoyage de surface (10). Ce dispositif comprend un récipient (22) qui présente une zone de nettoyage (34) et une zone d'essorage (33). Un raccord de tête d'essuyage est monté rotatif dans la zone d'essorage (33). La tête d'essuyage (13) peut être insérée avec le corps d'essuyage (14) dans ce raccord de tête d'essuyage. Ce raccord de tête d'essuyage peut être entraîné en rotation au moyen d'un dispositif d'entraînement (66), afin de déshumidifier le corps d'essuyage (14). La zone de nettoyage (34) absorbe un liquide de nettoyage (64) et la tête d'essuyage (13) peut être insérée avec le corps d'essuyage (14) dans la zone de nettoyage (34). L'objectif de la présente invention est d'obtenir une configuration particulièrement compacte d'un tel dispositif. A cette fin, le récipient (22) est conçu sous forme d'un seau qui entoure la zone de nettoyage (34) et la zone d'essorage (33), le récipient (22) forme une cloison (46) en-dessous de la zone d'essorage (33), cette cloison recouvrant une chambre d'entraînement (57) dans laquelle se trouve le dispositif d'entraînement (66), et la zone de nettoyage (34) s'étend latéralement à côté de la zone d'essorage (33) et de la chambre d'entraînement (57). Une section d'introduction (62) se trouve à hauteur de la zone d'essorage (33) et une zone d'absorption de liquide (63) se trouve à hauteur de la chambre d'entraînement (57).
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CA002518880A CA2518880A1 (fr) 2003-03-12 2004-03-06 Dispositif pour rincer et essorer un corps d'essuyage
EP04718189A EP1601278B8 (fr) 2003-03-12 2004-03-06 Dispositif pour rincer et essorer un corps d'essuyage
DE502004001345T DE502004001345D1 (de) 2003-03-12 2004-03-06 Vorrichtung zum auswaschen und ausschleudern eines wischk rp ers
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