УСТРОЙСТВО ДЛЯ ПРИГОТОВЛЕНИЯ ПИЩИ

Устройство для приготовления пищи содержит: внешний кожух, готовочную полость, размещенную во внешнем кожухе, дверцу, расположенную так, чтобы открывать и закрывать переднюю поверхность внешнего кожуха, и снабженную панелью дверцы и передней пластиной, соединенной с панелью дверцы, с передней поверхности панели дверцы, командную панель, установленную на передней поверхности панели дверцы и на передней пластине, и панель управления, расположенную на панели дверцы и за командной панелью. Панель управления функционально соединена с командной панелью для управления работой готовочной полости на основе команд ввода, принимаемых командной панелью. Технический результат: увеличение высоты и ширины готовочной полости, увеличение угла обзора готовочной полости. 11 з.п. ф-лы, 7 ил.

МАТЕРИАЛ ДЛЯ ПОКРЫТИЯ С КАТАЛИТИЧЕСКОЙ АКТИВНОСТЬЮ И ПРИМЕНЕНИЕ МАТЕРИАЛА ПОКРЫТИЯ

... 1. Материал для покрытия с каталитической активностью для уменьшения температуры горения сажи и органических веществ, отличающийся тем, что материал для покрытия содержит: ! по меньшей мере, 20 и менее 50 вес.% соединений подгруппы металлов или элементов 3-й и 4-й главной группы, ! от 10 до 80 вес.% соединений щелочных или щелочноземельных элементов, ! причем молярная доля соединений щелочных или щелочноземельных элементов выше молярной доли соединений подгруппы металлов или элементов 3-й или 4-й главной группы. ! 2. Материал для покрытия по п.1, отличающийся тем, что соединения щелочных или щелочноземельных элементов выбирают из группы, состоящей из соединений натрия, калия, цезия и рубидия. ! 3. Материал для покрытия по п.1, отличающийся тем, что соединения подгруппы металлов или элементов 3-й или 4-й главной группы выбирают из группы, состоящей из соединений циркония, алюминия, церия, кремния, титана, железа, германия и галлия. ! 4. Материал для покрытия по п.1, отличающийся тем, что ...

ПРИЖИМАНИЕ КЕРАМИКИ

ИЗДЕЛИЕ С НАНЕСЕННЫМ РАСПЫЛЕНИЕМ ПРОЗРАЧНЫМ ПРОВОДЯЩИМ ПОКРЫТИЕМ, СПОСОБНЫМ ВЫДЕРЖИВАТЬ ЖЕСТКИЕ ВНЕШНИЕ УСЛОВИЯ, И СПОСОБ ЕГО ИЗГОТОВЛЕНИЯ

... 1. Способ изготовления дверцы для печи, включающий этапы, на которых:обеспечивают первую, вторую и третью, по существу, параллельные и отстоящие друг от друга стеклянные подложки, причем первая подложка обеспечена для внутренней стороны дверцы, а третья подложка обеспечена для внешней стороны дверцы;наносят распылением первое прозрачное проводящее покрытие (ППП) на первую главную поверхность первой подложки, причем первая главная поверхность первой подложки является самой близкой к третьей подложке;наносят распылением второе ППП на первую главную поверхность второй подложки, причем первая главная поверхность второй подложки является самой близкой к третьей подложке;осуществляют термическое темперирование по меньшей мере первой и второй подложек;причем каждое указанное ППП является покрытием на основе серебра и включает защитное покрытие из оксида циркония.2. Способ по п.1, в котором каждое указанное ППП включает:первый барьерный слой из нитрида кремния, наложенный на вторую подложку;первый ...

Ofentüre

Ofentür für Schnellmontage

Beleuchtungsvorrichtung für einen Innenraum eines Haushaltsgeräts sowie Haushaltsgerät mit einer derartigen Beleuchtungsvorrichtung

Die Erfindung betrifft eine Beleuchtungsvorrichtung (13) zum Beleuchten eines Innenraums (2) eines Haushaltsgeräts (1), mit zumindest einer Lichtquelle (19), wobei die Beleuchtungsvorrichtung (13) eine Scheibe (15 bis 18) einer Tür (4) zum Verschließen des Innenraums (2) als Lichtleiter aufweist, in welche das Licht der Lichtquelle (19) über zumindest eine Einkoppelseite (16a bis 16d) der Scheibe (15 bis 18) in diese Scheibe (15 bis 18) einkoppelbar ist, und an einer dem Innenraum (2) abgewandten Oberfläche (16f) der Scheibe (15 bis 18) zumindest ein Lichtumlenkelement (20, 21) angeordnet ist, mit welchem das in die Scheibe (15 bis 18) eingekoppelte Licht (22) auf die dem Innenraum (2) zugewandte Oberfläche (16e) der Schiebe (15 bis 18) umlenkbar und aus dieser zugewandten Oberfläche (16e) aus der Scheibe (15 bis 18) in den Innenraum (2) auskoppelbar ist. Die Erfindung betrifft auch ein Haushaltsgerät (1) mit einer Beleuchtungsvorrichtung (13).

Kochfeld, Blende, Geräteeinhausung sowie Kamin- oder Ofensichtscheibe mit einem Hologramm und Verfahren zu dessen bzw. deren Herstellung, sowie Verwendung eines Substrats, auf welchem ein Phasenhologramm aufgebracht ist

Verfahren zur Herstellung eines Kochfeldes, einer Blende, einer Geräteeinhausung oder einer Kamin- oder Ofensichtscheibe, umfassend die Schritte: Bereitstellen eines Substrats, Aufbringen einer Sol-Gel-Schicht, Einprägen eines Phasenhologramms in die Sol-Gel-Schicht, welches derart ausgestaltet ist, dass es nur dann sichtbar ist, wenn Licht von der dem Hologramm zugewandten Seite auf das Kochfeld oder die Blende oder die Geräteeinhausung oder die Kamin- oder Ofensichtscheibe fällt, Aushärten der Sol-Gel-Schicht.

Schaltbare Glastüren von Haushaltsgeräten, wie Backofen, Mikrowelle, Kühlschrank und Waschmaschine

Gargerät, insbesondere gewerbliches Gargerät

Die Erfindung betrifft ein Gargerät (1), insbesondere gewerbliches Gargerät mit einem Gehäuse (2), mit einem Garraum (3), der im Gehäuse (2) angeordnet ist, und der eine Garraumöffnung (4) aufweist, die von einer umlaufenden Türdichtung (5) umgeben ist und die mittels einer Garraumtür (6) öffenbar und schließbar ist, wobei die Garraumtür (6) eine dem Garraum (3) benachbarte Innenscheibe (7), die im geschlossenen Zustand der Garraumtür (6) an der Türdichtung (5) anliegt, und eine zur Innenscheibe (7) beabstandete Außenscheibe (8) aufweist, die mit der Innenscheibe (7) einen Garraumtürinnenraum (9) begrenzt, und mit einem optoelektronischen Sensor (10), der im Garraumtürinnenraum (9) angeordnet ist, wobei der optoelektronische Sensor (10) im geschlossenen Zustand der Garraumtür (6) in einen Aufnahmebereich (11) des Garraumtürinnenraums (9) ragt, der außerhalb der Türdichtung (5) angeordnet ist.

Verfahren zum Einkapseln einer Glasscheibe an ihrer Peripherie mittels Hitze und Druck unter Benutzung eines Sheet Moulding Compound (SMC) oder Bulk Moulding Compound (BMC) und danach hergestellte Tür mit einer Glasscheibe

Tür für ein Haushaltsgerät, insbesondere einen Haushaltsgarofen

Tür für ein Haushaltsgerät, insbesondere einen Haushaltsgarofen, mit einer Außenscheibe, wenigstens zwei mit der Außenscheibe verbundenen Trägerelementen und wenigstens zwei Halteelementen mit jeweils wenigstens einem Halteabschnitt für wenigstens eine Innenscheibe, wobei die Halteelemente an dem jeweiligen Trägerelement mittels wenigstens einer Rast- oder Schnappverbindung befestigt sind, wobei jede Rast- oder Schnappverbindung mit einer definierten Ausrichtung (A) des oder der ineinandergreifenden Rast- oder Schnappelemente und Rast- oder Schnappaufnahmen unter einem Winkel (alpha) NOTEQUAL 90 DEG , bezogen auf die Längsachse (B) eines Trägerelements, ausgebildet ist.

Cooking device, e.g. baking oven, door for closing e.g. oven muffle, has frame unit laterally enclosing plate, which protrudes from edge region adjacent to frame unit in outer sided direction, where edge region is designed as bevel

The door has an outer sided plate (4), and a frame unit (5) laterally enclosing the plate. The plate protrudes from an edge region (9) adjacent to the frame unit in an outer sided direction. The edge region is designed as a bevel that runs at an angle toward an upper surface of the plate. The plate has an inner sided projection pointing in a lateral direction and backwardly gripping the frame unit, which is made of stainless steel. A thick plate material is utilized in the area of a visible opening.

Glass oven door has enamel paint instructions printed on outer surface of inside door panel adjoining outside door panel

The door panel (2) accessible from the door outside is made from borosilicate glass which when the door is closed faces the oven chamber. The enamel paint (20) used for printing the user instructions or the like is applied to the outer surface of the inner panel which adjoins the outside area of the door so as to reduce the risk of the glass breaking in the event of impact knocks.

Household appliance door e.g. microwave oven door, for closing feed aperture of receiving space of household appliance, has illumination device comprising reflector, which partially surrounds light radiation element illuminating reflector

The door e.g. microwave oven door (1), has an illumination device (16) with a light radiation element for illuminating a receiving space. The illumination device comprises a reflector (28) e.g. cooling body, which partially surrounds the radiation element illuminating the reflector. The radiation element includes a light conductor (18) that comprises a surface area at which a light exit is prevented or suppressed. Another surface area is provided for light radiation. The radiation element is provided with a light source e.g. LED (17), that is directed toward the reflector.

Garraumtür eines Garofens mit Pyrolysefunktion

Es sind Garraumtüren für Garöfen mit Pyrolysefunktion bekannt, die eine Borosilikat-Glasscheibe aufweisen, welche auf einer Oberfläche zumindest abschnittsweise mit wenigstens einer Farbschicht ausgestattet ist. Um die Borosilikat-Glasscheibe hinreichend stoßfest zu gestalten, ist die Farbschicht auf der vom Garraum abgewandten Oberfläche der Borosilikat-Glasscheibe aufgebracht, bis mindestens zu einer Temperatur von 400 DEG C beständig und nicht durch Schmelzen mit der Oberfläche verbunden.

SICHTFENSTER FÜR EINEN VON DER UMGEBUNG ABGESCHLOSSENEN HEISSRAUM

Beschichtetes Glas- oder Glaskeramik-Substrat, Beschichtung umfassend geschlossene Poren sowie Verfahren zur Beschichtung eines Substrats

Die Erfindung betrifft allgemein beschichtete Glas- oder Glaskeramik- Substrate mit hoher Temperaturbeständigkeit, hoher Festigkeit und einem niedrigen thermischen Ausdehnungskoeffizienten. Weitere Aspekte der Erfindung betreffen eine Beschichtung, welche Poren umfasst und fluiddicht ausgebildet ist und geeignet ist für die Beschichtung eines temperaturbeständigen, hochfesten Glas- oder Glaskeramik-Substrats mit niedrigem thermischen Ausdehnungskoeffizienten sowie ein Verfahren zur eines solchen Substrats.

Platte umfassend ein Glas- oder Glaskeramiksubstrat sowie eine Beschichtung sowie deren Verwendung

Die Offenbarung betrifft allgemein eine Platte, insbesondere eine Abdeckplatte, umfassend ein Glas- oder Glaskeramiksubstrat mit einer Oberseite und einer Unterseite sowie einer Beschichtung sowie die Verwendung einer solchen Platte.

Haushaltsgerät, insbesondere Küchen-Gar- oder Backofen

Die Erfindung betrifft ein Haushaltsgerät (1), das einen verschließbaren Arbeitsraum (2) aufweist, der im verschlossenen Zustand zumindest teilweise durch eine transparente Scheibe (3) abgedeckt ist. Um die Verfügbarkeit einer Bedienungsanleitung zu verbessern, ist erfindungsgemäß vorgesehen, dass die Scheibe (3) mit einer Bedienungsanleitung (4) versehen ist.

Door for closing baking and bread oven with lining

The door has an operating handle, a transparent plate (1) of glass or similar material forming the door front and at least two carrier elements (4,5). The carrier elements are attached to the inside (3) of the plate by adhesive and the operating handle is attached to the carrier elements. Each carrier element has an extension piece which extends over the top of the door front plate. The operating handle is attached to the extensions.

Door panel device

Hinge mounting unit for door

A mounting unit 14 comprising a connecting member 10 connecting at least two hinges 23, 24 in a spaced-apart relationship. The mounting unit is connected to a door member 17. The mounting unit 14 is used to match the mounting positions of the hinges 23, 24 such that the pivot axes of the hinges substantially coincide. The device is particularly applicable to a cooking appliance door. The door member 17 may comprise a viewing pane. A further door member 18 may also be connected to the connecting member 10 and may also comprise a viewing pane. The connecting member 10 may form a boundary of a closed interior space of the door. The hinges may comprise pivot hooks 25, 26.

Door

MICROWAVE OVEN DOOR

A door of a microwave oven comprises a frame-like door plate having a central window, upper and lower sashes secured to the door plate, a screen to cover the central window, outer and inner barriers for protecting the screen, and a contact plate to be brought into contact with a peripheral portion of the oven. A door cover made of a heat-resistant material is provided around the contact plate and engageable portions are provided for securing the door cover in its position without utilizing machine screws and the like.

Hinge assembly in a door

APPLIANCES FOR EXAMPLE DOMESTIC COOKERS OF THE KIND HAVING DOORS GIVING ACCESS TO TREATMENT CHAMBERS IN THE APPLIANCES

... 1351292 Oven doors; heat-cleaned cooking ovens SIEMENS-ELECTROGERATE GmbH 19 April 1971 [13 Feb 1970] 21751/71 Addition to 1206508 Heading F4W [Also in Divisions E2 and F2] An oven door, sliding on rails 11, is held tightly in the closed position during thermal cleaning by means of a fastening operated by an electric motor. In the form shown in Figs. 2 and 4, a pivoted hook 41 on the door is entrained by an eccentric pin 42 driven to the deadcentre position by a motor 5 at 50. The hook rides on its pivot 214 at a slot 412 which allows lost motion so that a spring 6 actually applies the closing force. In the form shown in Fig. 7, the bolt 43 is wedge-shaped and engages a spring 441 in a hole in the edge of the door. Rotation of the fastening to the holding position also rotates a cam 8 which throws a switch 91 to an alternative contact, Fig. 8, and also operates a switch (94) which prevents heating until the door is fastened. A switch 93, Fig. 8, is thermally responsive to oven temperature ...

Cooking oven door

A cooking oven door (3) hinged along its lower edge and comprising at least two parallel glazed panels (5,6), a metal frame (7) which surrounds them and holds them together, by means of spacers (8,9), and a horizontal elongated member (13) disposed in an upper region of the door and fixed to the frame, and including a central portion (14) constituting a door handle, wherein said handle is a rigid element housed in a cavity (12) provided in the upper region of said frame (7), without projecting outwards beyond the front surface of the external glazed panel (5), a channel being provided at least around said central portion of the horizontal elongated member, that is around the handle, for the free circulation of cooling air (see arrows). ...

Improvements in or relating to domestic cookers

... 864,816. Glass or like oven doors. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. Ltd. Aug. 17, 1959 [Aug. 18, 1958], No. 26476/58. Class 28 (1). [Also in Group XI] A domestic cooker having a hinged outer oven door 1, comprising a framework 2 and a sheet metal covering 3, has a hinged inner glass door 4 that is supported in the dropped-down position by the outer door. As shown, the doors 1, 4 are mounted on a common pivot rod 8 and are held together by a crank, pivoted on the outer door 1, engaging the inner door 4. Pressure on a button 19 releases the crank to allow opening of the outer door 1 only and the inner door is held closed by springs 11 fixed to hinges 10 on the glass door 4 and to the framework 2 of the outer door. A protective wire mesh may be clipped to the inner face of the glass door.

EQUIPMENT DOOR

EQUIPMENT, EQUIPMENT DOOR AS WELL AS PROCEDURE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF A DOOR DISK FOR THE EQUIPMENT DOOR

HOCHFREQUENZ-HEIZGERAET

COOK EQUIPMENT

FURNACE

Baking and roasting furnace

TEMPERATURE INDICATION MECHANISM

BAKING-OVEN WITH BAKING-OVEN DOOR WINDOWPANE

SELF-CLEANING OVEN DOOR

A cooking oven door with a door frame and a door panel

MICROWAVE ENERGY OVEN SEAL

APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR COOLING A SURFACE OF A FIREPLACE

Low-foaming preparations for crop protection

Windowed door for a cooking appliance

The present invention relates to a windowed door (4) for a cooking appliance (2), in particular a cooking oven. The windowed door (4) comprises a front plate (6) and at least one inner plate (22) facing a cooking chamber (30) of the cooking appliance (2), wherein the front plate (6) and the at least one inner plate (22) each provide a glass pane (8, 24) and are connected with each other by at least lateral frame parts (26) to establish an air channel (11) from at least one air inlet opening (13) arranged at the bottom of the door (4) through a hollow space (28) between the glass pane (8) of the front plate (6) and the glass pane (24) of the at least one inner plate (22) to at least one air outlet opening (14) arranged at the top of the door (4). To regulate the air flow through the air channel (11) at least one automatically moveable closure device (40) is provided which permits the regulation of the air flow by changing the cross-section of at least one air passage aperture (29) within ...

MICROWAVE AND RADIANT WINDOW FOR OVEN DOORS

FLOW-THROUGH SHUTTER FOR OVEN DOOR WINDOW

TRACK SYSTEM FO OVEN WINDOW SHUTTER ON SELF CLEANING OVEN

HEATING

HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE HAVING A MOUNTING SYSTEM FOR A MIDDLE DOOR GLASS

A household cooking appliance include a housing having an oven chamber accessible through an opening, the opening having a seal surrounding a perimeter of the opening, and a door covering the opening and moveable about a hinge between an open position and a closed position. The door includes an outer door skin forming an outer surface of the door, the outer door skin including an outer glass panel, a full glass inner panel forming an inner surface of the door, the full glass inner panel abutting the seal when the door is in a closed position, a middle glass panel disposed between the outer glass panel and the inner glass panel, and a middle glass support system that supports the middle glass panel at a predetermined position between the outer glass panel and the full glass inner panel.

DEVICE FOR MOUNTING A GLASS PANE ON AN OVEN DOOR

DEVICE FOR MOUNTING A GLASS PANE ON AN OVEN DOOR. Device for mounting a glass pane on an oven door. The glass pane is situated at some distance from the inside face of the door and is fixed thereon, the inside face of said glass pane cooperating with a joint which surrounds the oven aperture to achieve the closure of the latter. The invention finds an application in the manufacture of ovens.

TRANSPARENT WINDOW FOR MICROWAVE OVEN DOOR

... "MICROWAVE AND RADIANT WINDOW FOR OVEN DOORS " A self-contained window unit adapted to be assembled into an oven door, comprising a pair of glass panes and a microwave shield. The glass panes are held in spaced parallel relation by a frame of electrically conducting material which has a peripheral mounting flange in electrical contact with the edge of the microwave shield. Fasteners around the four sides of the window unit secure the mounting flange to the door to both mount the window unit and ground the microwave shield.

HEAT-INSULATING SCREEN

SHUTTER ARRANGEMENT FOR WINDOWED DOOR OF HEAT CLEANING OVEN

A WINDOW OF THE DOOR OF AN OVEN FOR COOKING AND/OR BAKING HAVING A TEMPERATURE INDICATING DEVICE THEREON AND A WINDOW OF THE DOOR OF A COOLER OR FREEZER FOR STORING FOOD HAVING A TEMPERATURE INDICATING DEVICE THEREON

There is now provided a stove for cooking food and like appliances with a door having a window and a temperature indicating device. The temperature indicating device can be on a glass door of a heating and/or cooling device, whereby a color change indicates the temperature, and whereby an indicator is provided between two plates of the glass door which consists of two or more plates. The indicator is configured to change color upon the interior temperature of the appliance reaching a predetermined temperature.

SIMPLIFIED OVEN DOOR WINDOW

OVEN DOOR

HEATING DEVICE COMPRISING A GLAZING SUBSTRATE COATED ON BOTH SIDES

Dispositif chauffant muni d'une enceinte délimitant une cavité, ledit dispositif comprenant une porte ou une paroi incorporant un vitrage de préférence multiple, ledit vitrage comprenant au moins un substrat transparent revêtu sur chaque face d'un empilement de couches minces, dont : - sur une première face, tournée vers ladite cavité, un premier empilement réfléchissant la chaleur essentiellement grâce à une ou plusieurs couches fonctionnelles à base d'un oxyde mixte d'étain et d'indium, - sur l'autre face, tournée vers l'extérieur du dispositif, un second empilement réfléchissant la chaleur essentiellement grâce à une ou plusieurs couches fonctionnelles à base d'un métal choisi parmi l'or ou de préférence l'argent.

COLLAPSIBLE HEAT SHIELD FOR WINDOW OF OVEN DOOR

LIQUID CRYSTAL DOOR WINDOW SHUTTER ARRANGEMENT FOR SELF-CLEANING COOKING OVEN

WINDOW FOR A DEVICE WITH ELEVATED INNER CHAMBER TEMPERATURE

In a window for ovens, in particular household baking ovens, with a window structure that consists of several panes, at least one of the panes is angled in comparison to the other panes. Because of this a lower outer surface temperature results on the outer pane of the multiple pane arrangement turned away from the oven inner chamber with elevated temperature. The frame of the multiple pane arrangement can also have openings on the top and bottom in the area between the outside pane and the center pane. In combination with this measure, which permits convection of the outside air through the outer pane intermediate space, an additional reduction of the temperature of the outer pane can be achieved. This air convection can be increased by the fact that the angled center pane converges toward the outer pane at the top.

FORCED CIRCULATION OVEN DOOR

An oven door that provides forced circulation of the heated air within the interior of an oven chamber is presented. The oven door includes an outside door wall, an inside door wall, and a plurality of interior walls disposed between the outside door wall and the inside door wall that form an air-directing plenum carried within the oven door. The inside door wall has a plurality of openings providing air circulation between the air-directing plenum and the interior of the oven chamber. A motorized fan assembly, located within the oven door, forcibly circulates air through the plurality of openings in the inside door wall, the air-directing plenum and throughout the interior of the oven chamber.

A METHOD OF MOLDING A PERIPHERALLY ENCAPSULATED PRODUCT UNDER HEAT AND PRESSURE UTILIZING SHEET MOLDING COMPOUND (SMC) OR BULK MOLDING COMPOUND (BMC), AND THE PERIPHERALLY ENCAPSULATED PRODUCT

A peripherally encapsulated product, such as an oven door outer shell, is molded in accordance with this invention by placing a piece of glass between mold clamping portions of relatively movable closed bodies when the latter are in an open position. Preferably both bodies are heated and thermosetting polymeric material (SMC or BMC) is placed upon selected areas of one of the mold bodies within and about an area corresponding to an annular mold cavity and outboard of a peripheral edge of a piece of glass. The glass is clamped between mold clamping portions of the mold bodies which are then progressively closed creating compression forces which extrude the thermosetting polymeric material into the annular cavity and into complete encapsulation of the continuous peripheral edge of the piece of glass. The thermosetting polymeric material is cured, the mold bodies are opened and the product is removed therefrom. The encapsulated product can be provided with post-formed vent openings and/or ...

Porte de four, notamment pour fourneau de cuisine.

Four pour la cuisson d'aliments.

Back- und Bratofen

Roasting oven - with self-cleaning plate to shroud viewing glass panel

The shroud plate is covered with a catalyst material to prevent fat from clinging, the plate being stamped with viewing ports and fitted with angled shrouds over each port to allow inspection of the joint being roasted, but preventing the fat sprays from striking the glass. The purpose is to keep a clean viewing panel, using a self-cleaning catalyst layer which cannot be applied to a glass surface.

Ofentüre

Four de cuisson à usage domestique

Back- und Bratrohr

Elektrisch beheizter Herd

Haushaltgerät, wie Geschirrspülmaschine oder Herd

Verfahren zur Herstellung von Beton-Rippenstählen sowie Kaliberwalze zur Durchführung des Verfahrens

Oven door with inspection window

The oven door with a door body of a multi-part insulation layer structure (1, 2, 3) contains an inspection window unit (4) which is provided with a plurality of individual parallel glass panes (12.1, 14 - 17) arranged thermally in series in the direction of looking through. The inspection window unit (4) contains a shell-shaped envelope body (12) of glass, in which the said glass panes are contained, and is sealed gas-tight by a cover pane (17) cemented into the edge of the shell wall. The door body has an internal air circulation channel (20), whose air inlet and outlet slots (23, 24) are located in front of the front side of the oven and which is arranged in the door body in such a way that a free cooling air draught is passed into the region of the junction between the envelope body and the said covering pane. The inspection window unit is elastically suspended in the door body. ...

Microwave oven having a microwave trap which is provided on the door to the oven space and on the housing walls

HIGH FREQUENCY HEATER.

Oven for forced cooling - with heat transferred to air which flows along channels in oven walls and door

In an oven which incorporates forced cooling, the door has at least two parallel cooling channels, and the oven wall also has cooling channels. Near the interior lights there are openings to let in air from the outside. Pref. oven door (40) has a number of glass panels (41) and cooling air flows along the channels (43) and (44). When the door is opened flap (46) is closed by the edge (49) of door frame, and when the door is closed the flap is opened again. ADVANTAGE - During pyrolytic cleaning of modern ovens, the forced cooling keeps the oven cool, esp. the door handle which otherwise would be hot enough to burn.

Cooking appliance used as a baking oven comprises a ventilated space between an inner wall and an outer wall of a door and a closure for closing the ventilating openings of the ventilated space

Cooking appliance comprises a ventilated space (8) between an inner wall and an outer wall of a door and a closure (18) for closing the ventilating openings (21) of the ventilated space. Preferred Features: The door pivots about a horizontal pivoting axis in the region of the lower edge of the doors. The ventilating openings are arranged in the upper edge (3) of the door. The closure has a cap (22) which pivots outward.

Sight for baking-ovens.

Microwave-oven door, has non transparent panel that is arranged behind front plate, and partial transparent support plate that is arranged at distance from front plate, where panel is arranged or attached on support plate

The door (3) has a transparent front plate (6), and a non-transparent panel (19) that is arranged behind the front plate, where the non transparent panel is arranged at a distance from the front plate. A partial transparent support plate (7) is arranged at a distance from the front plate, where the panel is arranged or attached on the support plate. The panel is formed from a partial coating or depression of the support plate. Partial transparent inner plates (8, 9, 10) form an inner side of the baking-oven door, where the support plate is arranged between the inner plates and the front plate.

GLASS SUBSTRATE WITH LAYER, HAVING SMALL ROUGHNESS

Door for cooking oven has inner heat resistant panel facing oven and outer panel spaced from first, with electrical heater element on inner panel

Les hublots pour four de cuisson de ce type sont typiquement formés d'au moins deux vitres transparentes : d'une vitre intérieure (1) en verre résistant à la température ou en vitrocéramique tournée vers le moufle de four, et d'une vitre extérieure disposée à distance de la première. Le nettoyage de la vitre intérieure (1) n'est pas sans poser de problème même dans les fours auto-nettoyants à pyrolyse, étant donné qu'il se forme des résidus qui doivent être éliminés laborieusement manuellement. La présente invention permet un nettoyage complet, sans résidus, grâce à un dispositif de chauffage (2) électrique appliqué sur la vitre intérieure (1) du four, qui permet une calcination efficace des résidus par pyrolyse.

PORTE POUR FOUR DE CUISINIERE A USAGE DOMESTIQUE

PORTE DU TYPE COMPORTANT UNE OUVERTURE CENTRALE OU HUBLOT 3 PERMETTANT LA VISION DE L'INTERIEUR DU FOUR, OBTUREE PAR AU MOINS UNE VITRE 6, 7 EN VERRE TRANSPARENT, UNE SECONDE VITRE 14 OU VITRE DE FACADE ETANT PREVUE AU NIVEAU DE LA FACE AVANT DE LA PORTE. SELON L'INVENTION, CETTE PORTE COMPORTE DES MOYENS 16, 23 ASSURANT UNE CIRCULATION D'AIR ENTRE LA VITRE SITUEE AU NIVEAU DU HUBLOT ET LA VITRE DE FACADE. APPLICATION: ABAISSEMENT DE LA TEMPERATURE AU NIVEAU DE LA VITRE DE FACADE.

System of closing for furnaces of cookers and cookers by comprising appliccation

HOUSEHOLD COOKING OVEN DOOR

FURNACE OF COOKING HAVING a HEIGHT OF BYPASS SECTION Of a FLOW Of AIR CONSTANT.

PORTE DE FOUR DE CUISSON MENAGER

L'INVENTION EST RELATIVE A UNE PORTE DE FOUR DE CUISSON MENAGER, COMPORTANT UNE PARTIE ISOLANTE 1 DU COTE DE L'ENCEINTE DE CUISSON, UNE VITRE 3 MAINTENUE A DISTANCE SENSIBLEMENT PARALLELEMENT A CETTE PORTE ISOLANTE PAR DES ELEMENTS 4 DE MAINTIEN, ET UNE ZONE DE CIRCULATION D'AIR ENTRE LA VITRE 3 ET LA PARTIE ISOLANTE. ELLE EST CARACTERISEE EN CE QU'ELLE COMPORTE UNE POIGNEE DE MANIPULATION CONSTITUEE PAR AU MOINS UNE PARTIE D'AU MOINS UN REBORD DE LA VITRE 3 ETOU PAR AU MOINS UNE PIECE ADDITIONNELLE 6, 14 FIXEE SUR L'UN DESDITS REBORDS.

PROCEEDED OF COOLING OF the DOOR Of a BOILING APPARATUS AND BOILING APPARATUS HAS COLD DOOR

Transparent door for household ovens

PANNEAU COMPORTANT UNE FEUILLE DE MATIERE VITREUSE MONTEE DANS UNE FEUILLURE DE CHASSIS

L'INVENTION CONCERNE UN PANNEAU COMPORTANT UNE FEUILLE DE VERRE MONTEE DANS UN CHASSIS. LA FEUILLE DE VERRE 1 EST MUNIE SUR LE POURTOUR D'UNE DE SES FACES D'UN REVETEMENT 4 CONDUCTEUR DE LA CHALEUR. LA FEUILLE AINSI REVETUE EST MONTEE DANS UN CHASSIS 2 A L'INTERVENTION D'UN MATERIAU DE SCELLEMENT 3. LE PANNEAU TROUVE SON APPLICATION EN TANT QUE PANNEAU RESISTANT A L'ACTION DE LA CHALEUR.

Furnace of household

Improvement with the stoves, in particular with the oil-fired stoves

FURNACE OF COOKING WITH DOOR OUT OF GLASS

Microwave oven with curved-window inclined front door - has cooking compartment face raked backwards, and horizontally-hinged door provided with outwardly curved window

DEVICE FOR VISUALIZATION DEPORTEE

Dispositif pour une vision déportée des aliments cuisant à l'intérieur des fours des cuisinières à gaz et ou électrique. L'invention concerne un dispositif permettant de voir nettement l'intérieur des fours des cuisinières sans être obligé de se baisser ou de s'accroupir. Le présent dispositif selon l'invention comporte un élément optique prismatique numéroté (23) qui est installé de préférence verticalement à l'intérieur des portes de four des cuisinières. Ledit élément peut être orienté. Le dispositif selon l'invention est particulièrement destiné à être installé d'une manière de préférence verticale à l'intérieur des portes de four des cuisinières, ... Et à titre d'exemples indicatifs et non limitatifs : dans les domaines de l'électroménager, les luminaires, les éclairages, les industries des machines outils, la signalétique, la sécurité, la prévention routière, les technologies pour le médical, la signalétique pour les voitures, les camions, les cars, les avions, les trains...

CARRY FURNACE OF COOKING WITH WINDOW OF GLANCE

Cold door for e.g. electric pyrolyser`s cooking chamber, has wedge shaped support elements housed in removable manner in respective corners of door frame, and intermediate panels placed between outer panel and inner panel closing chamber

Une porte pour enceinte de cuisson (10) comporte un panneau extérieur (11), un cadre de porte (12) solidaire du panneau extérieur (11), un panneau intérieur (14) monté de manière amovible sur ledit cadre de porte (12) et adapté à obturer l'enceinte de cuisson, et au moins un panneau intermédiaire (15, 16) monté de manière amovible dans ledit cadre de porte (12) entre le panneau extérieur (11) et le panneau intérieur (14), des moyens de maintien (17) étant adaptés à maintenir ledit au moins un panneau intermédiaire (15, 16) dans le cadre de porte (12). Les moyens de maintien (17) comprennent au moins deux éléments de maintien (17) en forme de coin adaptés d'une part à être logés de manière amovible respectivement dans deux angles du cadre de porte (12) et d'autre part à être montés de manière amovible respectivement à deux angles dudit panneau intermédiaire (15, 16). Utilisation notamment pour un four de cuisson.

GLASS CERAMIC PLATE

FURNACE OF COOKING WITH DOOR OUT OF GLASS

Dans un four de cuisson, on veut éviter la salissure de la glace interne. Pour cela, à l'intérieur du four, sont prévus un premier système d'électrodes (8) éloigné de la porte (6) et un second système d'électrodes (9). Par ionisation, les particules issues du produit en cours de cuisson G viennent se déposer sur le premier système d'électrodes (8).

Oven door

An oven door is provided. The oven door includes a door panel having an air discharging opening part configured to discharge air flowing in the oven door, a door frame coupled to the door panel, the coupled door panel and door frame providing at least one air introducing hole in the bottom of the door to introduce air into the door, an inner cover located between the door panel and the door frame, the inner cover having an inner opening, the inner cover and the door frame defining a space to allow airflow, an inner glass located in the inner opening of the inner cover, and a glass holder supporting the inner glass. Air introduced through the air introducing hole flows through the space between the door frame and the inner cover at both lateral sides of the glass holder.

Door for a domestic appliance

The present invention relates to a door for a domestic appliance, in particular for a cooking oven. The door comprises two door columns ( 10 ) on the left hand side and on the right hand side of the door, an outer door panel ( 12 ) at the outer sides of the door columns ( 10 ), an inner door panel ( 14 ) at the inner sides of the door columns ( 10 ), and a cover frame ( 16 ) for covering the top sides of the door columns ( 10 ) and the inner door panel ( 14 ). In a mounted state the cover frame ( 16 ) is fastened on the door columns ( 10 ), and the inner door panel ( 14 ) is clamped by the cover frame ( 16 ). In an intermediate state the cover frame ( 16 ) is fastened at the door columns ( 10 ) in another position as in the mounted state, so that the inner door panel ( 14 ) is removable from the inner sides of the door columns ( 10 ). Further, the present invention relates to a corresponding domestic appliance with at least one door.

SUPPORT ASSEMBLY FOR A HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE

A support assembly for use in a household appliance includes a planar metal viewing body having a substantially rectangular main surface and an angled section on two opposite edges of the main surface to thereby give the viewing body a three-dimensional shape. The viewing body has two further outer edges, each having a cut edge which directly adjoins the rectangular main surface of the viewing body. 114-. (canceled)15. A support assembly for use in a household appliance , said support assembly comprising a planar metal viewing body having a substantially rectangular main surface and an angled section on two opposite edges of the main surface to thereby give the viewing body a three-dimensional shape , said viewing body having two further outer edges , each having a cut edge which directly adjoins the rectangular main surface of the viewing body.16. The support assembly of claim 15 , wherein each of the two further outer edges of the viewing body is configured in the absence of an angled section.17. The support assembly of claim 15 , wherein the main surface of the viewing body has a window-type opening.18. The support assembly of claim 17 , further comprising a glass ceramic plate or a glass pane disposed in the window-type opening.19. The support assembly of claim 15 , wherein the planar metal viewing body has a material thickness of at least 1.0 mm and at most 3.5 mm.20. The support assembly of claim 15 , wherein the planar metal viewing body has a material thickness of at least 1.5 mm and at most 2.5 mm.21. The support assembly of claim 15 , wherein the planar viewing body has a cross-sectional surface which is visible on at least one of the further outer edges of the main surface.22. The support assembly of claim 15 , further comprising a visible filler body disposed between the two angled sections of the viewing body at least in a region of one of the further outer edges of the main surface.23. The support assembly of claim 22 , wherein the filler body has an ...

Oven door for a domestic cooking oven

The present invention relates to an oven door for a domestic cooking oven. The oven door comprises a first inner glass panel ( 10 ) in direct contact to an oven cavity ( 34 ), a second inner glass panel ( 12 ) plane-parallel to the first inner glass panel ( 10 ) and a void of air intermediate space ( 18 ) between the first inner glass panel ( 10 ) and the second inner glass panel ( 12 ). The oven door comprises further a reflective layer ( 22 ) at an inner side of the second inner glass panel ( 12 ) in order to reflect radiant heat from the oven cavity ( 34 ) and/or at an outer side of the first inner glass panel ( 10 ) in order to reduce radiant heat emission from the oven cavity ( 34 ). An outer glass panel ( 14 ) of the oven door is in direct contact to an ambiance ( 36 ). Further, the present invention relates to a corresponding domestic cooking oven.

Pair of oven doors

The present invention is a pair of oven doors attached to an oven that include a first oven door with a first top facing, the first oven door is attached to a first side of an oven's opening and a second oven door with a second top facing, the second oven door is attached to a second side of the oven's opening. The pair of side hinges each swingably attaches the first oven door to the first side and the second oven door to the second side and a pair of handles are each disposed on the first top facing and the second top facing.

OVEN BOTTOM WITH COOKING SURFACE

A cooking appliance includes a cooking compartment with an oven bottom. The oven bottom includes a cooking surface. A cooking member may include the cooking surface. The cooking member may extend from the cooking compartment to the heating compartment. A bottom cover of the oven bottom may include a carrier and the cooking member. The oven bottom with cooking surface may be used in a variety of applications. 1. A kitchen oven comprising:a cooking compartment above a heating compartment, wherein said cooking compartment includes a bottom, two sides, a back, a top, and a front door allowing frontal access into said cooking compartment;at least one heat source positioned within said heating compartment;said bottom of said cooking compartment having a bottom cover;said bottom cover defining an opening between said cooking compartment and said heating compartment;at least a portion of said bottom cover having a cooking surface; andsaid front door allows frontal access into said cooking compartment to position said bottom cover between a closed position and an open position, wherein said at least one heat source is accessible through said opening between said cooking compartment and said heating compartment when in said open position, and wherein said cooking surface allows direct contact of an item to be baked when said bottom cover is in said closed position.2. The kitchen oven of wherein said cooking surface includes a planar surface claim 1 , wherein said planar surface of said cooking surface is positioned above a remaining portion of said bottom cover.3. The kitchen oven of wherein said cooking surface includes a planar surface claim 1 , wherein said planar surface of said cooking surface is positioned below a remaining portion of said bottom cover.4. The kitchen oven of wherein said at least one heat source within said heating compartment is combustion.5. The kitchen oven of wherein said at least a portion of said bottom cover having said cooking surface is made of ...

GLASS USED AS A COMPONENT OF A HEATING DEVICE

A glazing can be used as a constituent element of a heating device or of a fireproof door. The glazing includes a transparent substrate coated with a stack of thin layers including at least one silver-based functional metal layer and an upper protective layer based on zirconium titanium oxide. 1. A heating device comprising:heating means; anda chamber delimited by one or more walls, at least one wall of which comprises at least one glazing comprising a transparent substrate coated with a stack of thin layers comprising at least one silver-based functional metal layer,wherein the stack comprises an upper protective layer based on zirconium titanium oxide.2. The heating device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the upper protective layer has a thickness:of less than or equal to 15 nm, and/orof greater than or equal to 1 nm.3. The heating device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the atomic ratio of titanium to zirconium Ti/Zr is between 2.0 and 4.0.4. The heating device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the stack comprises a dielectric layer based on silicon and/or aluminum nitride located below the upper protective layer based on zirconium titanium oxide.5. The heating device as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the dielectric layer based on silicon and/or aluminum nitride has a thickness:of less than or equal to 50 nm, and/orof greater than or equal to 20 nm.6. The heating device as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the dielectric layer based on silicon and/or aluminum nitride is in contact with the upper protective layer based on zirconium titanium oxide.7. The heating device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the stack of thin layers comprises the at least one silver-based functional metal layer and at least two dielectric coatings claim 1 , each dielectric coating comprising at least one dielectric layer claim 1 , so that each functional metal layer is positioned between two dielectric coatings.8. The heating device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the stack comprises at least one ...

Oven door and oven comprising an oven door

The invention relates to an oven door ( 10 ) for closing an oven cavity ( 2 ) comprising a door glass ( 11 ) being at least partially transparent for enabling a user to look into the oven cavity, wherein the door glass ( 11 ) comprises at least a first and a second glass pane ( 11.1, 11.2 ), the first glass pane ( 11.1 ) constituting the outer glass pane and said glass panes being arranged at a distance from one another, wherein an electronic transparent display ( 12 ) is arranged in the space between the first glass pane ( 11.1 ) and the second glass pane ( 11.2 ) in order to provide information to a user in front of the oven door ( 10 ) and wherein the oven door comprises heat isolation means for protecting said electronic transparent display ( 12 ) against heat radiated by the oven cavity ( 2 ).

COOKING APPLIANCE

A cooking appliance is provided that may include a main body having a cooking chamber formed therein; a lower space formed inside the main body and separated from the cooking chamber between a bottom of the main body and the cooking chamber; and first and second heating assemblies, the second heating assembly being installed inside the lower space. An opening configured to open the lower space portion to an outside of the main body may be formed in the lower space between the bottom of the main body and the cooking chamber, and the second heating assembly may be inserted into or withdrawn from the lower space through the opening. 1. A cooking appliance comprising:a main body having a cooking chamber formed therein;a lower space formed inside the main body and separated from the cooking chamber between a bottom of the main body and the cooking chamber; andfirst and second heating assemblies, the second heating assembly configured to be installed inside the lower space, wherein an opening from the lower space to an outside of the main body is formed between the bottom of the main body and the cooking chamber, and the second heating assembly is inserted into or withdrawn from the lower space through the opening.2. The cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the second heating assembly includes:a second heater configured to generate heat; anda lower case having the second heating assembly installed therein and slidably inserted into the lower space from the outside of the main body through the opening.3. The cooking appliance of claim 2 , wherein:the main body further includes a side space formed at a side of the main body and separated from the cooking chamber;the opening is formed between the lower space and the side space to form a path connecting the lower space and the side space; andthe lower case is configured to be slidable in a lateral direction in the lower space.4. The cooking appliance of claim 3 , wherein the lower case includes:a bottom surface; anda side ...

COOKING APPLIANCE

A cooking appliance is provided that may include a main body having a cooking chamber formed therein and including a rear surface, a lower surface, and a side surface; a lower case provided below the lower surface to form an accommodation space therein; first and second heaters, the second heater installed in the accommodation space and configured to generate heat; a first discharge port through which an inside of the lower case communicates with an outside of the main body; a second discharge port through which an inside of the cooking chamber communicates with the outside of the main body; and a flow path connection member configured to form a flow path guide to guide heated air discharged through the first discharge port toward the second discharge port. 1. A cooking appliance , comprising:a main body having a cooking chamber formed therein and including a rear surface configured to define a rear boundary of the cooking chamber, a lower surface configured to define a lower boundary of the cooking chamber, and at least one side surface configured to define a side boundary of the cooking chamber;a lower case provided below the lower surface and having an accommodation space formed therein;first and second heaters, the second heater being installed in the accommodation space and configured to generate heat;a first discharge port configured to allow an inside of the lower case having the accommodating space formed therein to communicate with an outside of the main body;a second discharge port configured to allow an inside of the cooking chamber to communicate with the outside of the main body; anda flow path connection member configured to form a flow path guide to guide heat discharged through the first discharge port toward the second discharge port.2. The cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the flow path connection member includes:duct sections provided outside the cooking chamber and configured to form an outer wall surrounding the flow path guide from the ...

LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE IN DOOR FOR COOKING APPLIANCE AND COOKING APPLIANCE INCLUDING THE SAME

A light-emitting device is provided for a cooking appliance that includes a body that defines a cooking chamber having an opening, and a door configured to open and close at least a portion of the opening of the cooking chamber. The light-emitting device includes a light-emitting member that is located on at least one of the door or the body, that faces a gap defined between an edge portion of the door and a front portion of the body, and that is configured to emit light of a predetermined color in response to operation of the cooking chamber, and a reflective portion that extends from the front portion of the body, that is configured to receive light from the light-emitting member through the gap, and that is configured to direct light in a direction away from the door. 1. A light-emitting device for a cooking appliance that includes a body that defines a cooking chamber having an opening , and a door configured to open and close at least a portion of the opening of the cooking chamber , the light-emitting device comprising:a light-emitting member that is located on at least one of the door or the body, that faces a gap defined between an edge portion of the door and a front portion of the body, and that is configured to emit light of a predetermined color in response to operation of the cooking chamber; anda reflective portion that extends from the front portion of the body, that is configured to receive light from the light-emitting member through the gap, and that is configured to direct light in a direction away from the door.2. The light-emitting device of claim 1 , wherein the light-emitting member is located at a surface of the door that faces the gap.3. The light-emitting device of claim 1 , wherein the light-emitting member is located at a front surface of the body that faces the gap.4. The light-emitting device of claim 1 , further comprising an extension that extends from the reflective portion toward the door.5. The light-emitting device of claim 1 , ...

OVEN DOOR AND OVEN COMPRISING AN OVEN DOOR

The invention relates to an oven door () for closing an oven cavity () comprising a first and a second door wall element (), the first door wall element () being arranged at the outer side of the oven door () and comprises or is constituted by a transparent door glass, said door wall elements () being arranged at a distance from one another, wherein an electronic display () is arranged in the space between the first door wall element () and the second door wall element () in order to provide information to a user in front of the oven door () and wherein the oven door () comprises an image capturing device (), said image capturing device () being arranged between the first and second door wall element () and said image capturing device () being coupled with the electronic display () in order to display the recorded images. 1. Oven door for closing an oven cavity comprising a first door wall element and a second door wall element , the first door wall element being arranged at an outer side of the oven door and comprising or constituted by a transparent door glass , said door wall elements being arranged at a distance from one another , wherein an electronic display is arranged in a space between the first door wall element and the second door wall element in order to provide information to a user in front of the oven door and wherein the oven door comprises an image capturing device , said image capturing device being arranged between the first and second door wall element and said image capturing device being coupled with the electronic display in order to display the captured images.2. Oven door according to claim 1 , wherein a thermal insulation is placed between the first door wall element and the second door wall element.3. Oven door according to claim 2 , wherein the thermal insulation comprises an opaque material.4. Oven door according to claim 2 , wherein the electronic display and the image capturing device are arranged in the space between the first door ...

TRANSPARENT WINDOW ASSEMBLY

A transparent window assembly includes a window body defining an opening therethrough; a first hollow frame mounted on the window body at one side of the opening and formed with an engagement groove; a second hollow frame mounted on the window body at the other side of the opening in such a manner that the first and second hollow frames are fastened securely to the opening; a transparent element disposed between the first and second hollow frames and a clamping unit fixed to the engagement groove in the first hollow frame and defining a clamping space together with the transparent element. 1. A transparent window assembly with a clamping unit , the window assembly comprising:a window body defining an opening therethrough;a first hollow frame mounted on the window body at one side of said opening, and formed with a first engagement groove;a second hollow frame mounted on the window body so as to be disposed at the other side of said opening in such a manner that said first and second hollow frames are fastened securely to said opening in said window body; anda transparent element disposed between said first and second hollow frames;the clamping unit being fixed to said first engagement groove in said first hollow frame and defining clamping space together with said transparent element.2. The transparent window assembly according to claim 1 , wherein said first hollow frame is formed with a plurality of said first engagement grooves uniformly and symmetrically distributed therein.3. The transparent window assembly according to claim 1 , wherein said window body has an inner peripheral portion defining said opening with said first and second hollow frames fastened securely to said inner peripheral portion of said window body.4. The transparent window assembly according to claim 1 , wherein said second hollow frame is formed with at least one second engagement groove.5. The transparent window assembly according to claim 4 , wherein said second hollow frame is formed ...

COOKING APPLIANCE COMPRISING THERMOCHROMIC ELEMENTS FOR PROVIDING AN INDICATION ABOUT THE TEMPERATURE

The door comprises at least one or more panels of thermal glass, on which thermochromic elements are applied, which are arranged close to one another, and which have respective activation temperature ranges, thus providing an easy-to-see indication of the temperatures in the oven. 111-. (canceled)12. An oven appliance comprising:a muffle defining a food cooking chamber; and 'at least one substantially transparent panel having a plurality of thermochromic elements arranged in close proximity to one another and having respective activation temperature ranges, so as to provide an indication about the temperatures inside the muffle.', 'a door operably coupled with the muffle and moveable between open and closed positions, the door comprising13. The oven appliance of claim 12 , wherein the thermochromic elements are arranged on an external portion of the door.14. The oven appliance of claim 12 , wherein the thermochromic elements are arranged on an internal portion of the door.15. The oven appliance of claim 12 , wherein the door includes a pair of opposing panels that define an interspace in which the thermochromic elements are arranged.16. The oven appliance of claim 15 , wherein the thermochromic elements are applied to the outermost panel of the door.17. The oven appliance of claim 12 , wherein the thermochromic elements are arranged according to a substantially linear geometry.18. The oven appliance of claim 12 , wherein the thermochromic elements are arranged according to a substantially circular geometry.19. The oven appliance of claim 15 , wherein the thermochromic elements are adhered to a panel of the door.20. The oven appliance of claim 19 , wherein the thermochromic elements are self-adhesive.21. The oven appliance of claim 12 , wherein the thermochromic elements have alphanumerical indicia visible within predefined temperature ranges claim 12 , so as to provide indications about the temperature in the muffle.22. The oven appliance of claim 12 , wherein the ...

GLASS DOOR

Provided is a cooking appliance that includes an oven cavity, at least one heating element for heating the oven cavity, and a door movable between an open position and a closed position for selectively providing access to the oven cavity. The door includes a first glass pane spaced from a second glass pane to define a space therebetween. The cooking appliance further includes a blower configured to move air through the space between the first glass pane and the second glass pane. The door includes a longitudinal axis that is substantially vertical when the door is in the closed position and the first glass pane and the second glass pane each form an acute angle with the longitudinal axis. 1. A cooking appliance comprising:an oven cavity;at least one heating element for heating the oven cavity;a door movable between an open position and a closed position for selectively providing access to the oven cavity, wherein the door comprises a first glass pane spaced from a second glass pane to define a space therebetween; anda blower configured to move air through the space between the first glass pane and the second glass pane,wherein the door comprises a longitudinal axis that is substantially vertical when the door is in the closed position and the first glass pane and the second glass pane each form an acute angle with the longitudinal axis.2. The cooking appliance according to claim 1 , wherein the door further comprises an outer glass pane claim 1 , further wherein the first glass pane and the second glass pane each form an acute angle with the outer glass pane.3. The cooking appliance according to claim 2 , wherein the outer glass pane extends substantially across an entire length and width of door.4. The cooking appliance according to claim 2 , wherein the door further comprises an inner glass pane claim 2 , further wherein the first glass pane and the second glass pane are provided between the inner glass pane and the outer glass pane and each form an acute angle ...

Toy Baking Oven

A toy baking oven has a housing assembly and an oven chamber positioned within the housing assembly. A light source can be carried by the housing assembly and a light pipe can be arranged between the light source and the oven chamber to direct light from the light source to the oven chamber to illuminate the interior. At least one PTC heating element can be positioned to selectively heat the interior of the oven chamber. A conveyor system can be operable between a loading region and the oven chamber. The conveyor system can have a handle on the housing exterior and a cradle within the housing assembly operable to move baking ingredients to and from the oven chamber. 1. A toy baking oven comprising:a housing assembly;an oven chamber positioned within the housing assembly and having an interior;a light source carried by the housing assembly; anda light pipe between the light source and the oven chamber and arranged to direct light from the light source to the oven chamber to illuminate the interior.2. A toy baking oven according to claim 1 , further comprising one or more heating elements positioned to selectively heat the interior of the oven chamber.3. A toy baking oven according to claim 2 , wherein the one or more heating elements include at least one PTC heating element positioned adjacent the oven chamber.4. A toy baking oven according to claim 2 , wherein the one or more heating elements include two PTC heating elements claim 2 , one arrange above the interior and one arranged below the interior of the oven chamber.5. A toy baking oven according to claim 1 , further comprising a transparent window on the housing assembly arranged to permit viewing the interior of the oven chamber from an exterior of the housing assembly.6. A toy baking oven according to claim 1 , further comprising a conveyor system disposed between a loading region of the housing assembly and the interior of the oven chamber claim 1 , the conveyor system operable to convey baking ingredients ...

Oven door

A door ( 1 ) for an oven ( 100 ) for closing and opening a cooking chamber ( 120 ) of the oven ( 100 ), comprising a frame ( 20 ) able to be hinged to the oven ( 100 ), and a first panel ( 30 ) fixed to the frame ( 20 ), comprising at least a second panel ( 31,32 ) associated to the frame ( 20 ) removably by means of jointing fastening elements ( 24,213,222 ).

Countertop Oven

A countertop oven includes a housing having a rear panel, an upper panel, a bottom panel, a first side panel, an opposing second side panel and an open front end, together defining a cooking cavity therebetween. The cooking cavity is accessible via the open front end of the housing. At least one heating element within the housing selectively heats the cooking cavity. A door is movably attached to the housing via at least one 4-bar linkage mechanism. The door is selectively movable between a closed position, wherein the open front end of the housing is covered by the door, and an open position, wherein the door is positioned generally atop the upper panel of the housing, thereby uncovering the open front end of the housing to access the cooking cavity. 1. A countertop oven comprising:a housing having a rear panel, an upper panel, a bottom panel, a first side panel, an opposing second side panel and an open front end, together defining a cooking cavity therebetween, the cooking cavity being accessible via the open front end;at least one heating element within the housing to selectively heat the cooking cavity; anda door movably attached to the housing via at least one 4-bar linkage mechanism, the door being selectively movable between a closed position, wherein the open front end of the housing is covered by the door, and an open position, wherein the door is positioned generally atop the upper panel of the housing, thereby uncovering the open front end of the housing to access the cooking cavity.2. The countertop oven of claim 1 , wherein the 4-bar linkage mechanism comprises a first rocker bar pivotably attached at one end thereof to the door and pivotably attached at an opposing end thereof to the first side panel of the housing claim 1 , and a second rocker bar pivotably attached at one end thereof to the door and pivotably attached at an opposing end thereof to the first side panel of the housing claim 1 , the oven housing defining a ground link of the 4-bar ...

COOKING APPLIANCE COMPRISING A RECEIVING AREA FOR A REMOVABLE SENSOR MODULE

A cooking appliance, in particular a baking oven, includes a cooking compartment for cooking food to be cooked, and a door for closing the cooking compartment in an operating position, with the door having a receptacle. Arranged in the door is a sensor module for identifying a property of the food to be cooked when the door assumes the operating position. The sensor module is receivable in the receptacle and reversibly removable from the receptacle. 117-. (canceled)18. A cooking appliance , in particular a baking oven , comprising:a cooking compartment for cooking food to be cooked;a door for closing the cooking compartment in an operating position, said door having a receptacle; anda sensor module arranged in the door for identifying a property of the food to be cooked when the door assumes the operating position, said sensor module being receivable in the receptacle and reversibly removable from the receptacle.19. The cooking appliance of claim 18 , wherein the receptacle is accessible when the door assumes an open position and wherein the receptacle is not accessible when the door assumes the operating position.20. The cooking appliance of claim 18 , wherein the receptacle is arranged between an inner pane of the door and an outer pane of the door.21. The cooking appliance of claim 18 , wherein the receptacle is arranged in or on a top panel of the door or in or on a side panel of the door.22. The cooking appliance of claim 18 , wherein the receptacle is arranged in an air stream for cooling the door.23. The cooking appliance of claim 18 , wherein the receptacle is in contact with at least one cooling body.24. The cooking appliance of claim 18 , wherein the receptacle includes a housing element for protecting the sensor module from contamination or environmental impacts.25. The cooking appliance of claim 18 , wherein the receptacle includes a snap-fit connection or a push-pull mechanism to releasably fasten the sensor module in the receptacle without tools.26. ...

A DOOR FOR A MICROWAVE APPLIANCE

A door for a microwave appliance. The door includes an outer glass panel ranging over a complete outer side of the door and an inner glass panel ranging over at least a central portion of an inner side of the door. The door includes a door frame covering at least the circumferential sides of the oven door and a wave choke system. The outer glass panel, the inner glass panel and the door frame form a casing of the door, wherein the wave choke system is arranged inside the casing of the door. The wave choke system is arranged in an outer portion of the interior of the door and circumferentially enclosed by the door frame. The wave choke system is arranged adjacent to an outer side of the inner glass panel. 110. A door () for a microwave appliance , wherein:{'b': 10', '12', '10, 'the door () includes an outer glass panel () ranging over a complete outer side of the door (),'}{'b': 10', '14', '10, 'the door () includes an inner glass panel () ranging over at least a central portion of an inner side of the door (),'}{'b': 10', '20', '10, 'the door () includes a door frame () covering at least the circumferential sides of the oven door (),'}{'b': 10', '22, 'the door () includes a wave choke system (),'}{'b': 12', '14', '20', '10, 'the outer glass panel (), the inner glass panel () and the door frame () form a casing of the door (),'}{'b': 22', '10, 'the wave choke system () is arranged inside said casing of the door (),'}{'b': 22', '10', '20, 'the wave choke system () is arranged in an outer portion of the interior of the door () and circumferentially enclosed by the door frame (),'}{'b': 22', '14, 'the wave choke system () is arranged adjacent to an outer side of the inner glass panel (), and'}{'b': 14', '20, 'the circumferential sides of the inner glass panel () are enclosed by the door frame ().'}2. The door according to claim 1 ,characterized in that{'b': '20', 'the door frame () is made of plastics.'}3. The door according to claim 1 ,characterized in that{'b': 16', ' ...

OVEN, DOOR ASSEMBLY APPLIED TO THE SAME, AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE OVEN

A display device is provided. The display device includes a transparent display panel; and an optical switching element arranged on the transparent display panel and configured to be switched into any of transmissive state, non-transmissive state, and reflective state, wherein the optical switching element includes a non-transmission layer formed to contact the transparent display panel and switched into transmissive state or non-transmissive state, and a reflection layer formed on one side of the non-transmission layer and switched into transmissive state or reflective state. 1. An oven comprising:a casing;a cooking room located inside the casing and having an open front; anda door assembly mounted to the cooking room to open and close the open front of the cooking room,wherein the door assembly has an inner space and the door assembly comprises:a rear plate and a front plate to form the inner space of the door assembly;a first inner plate installed in the inner space to divide the inner space; anda shielding member located between the first inner plate and the rear plate of the door assembly to block air circulation between the first inner plate and the rear plate.2. The oven of claim 1 , wherein:the first inner plate is arranged in a position to face the rear plate of the door assembly, anda distance between the first inner plate and the rear plate of the door assembly is narrower than a distance between the first inner plate and the front plate of the door assembly.3. The oven of claim 1 , wherein:the door assembly further comprises a second inner plate located between the first inner plate and the front plate of the door assembly to divide a space between the first inner plate and the front plate of the door assembly,wherein a distance between the first inner plate and the second inner plate is wider than a distance between the first inner plate and the rear plate of the door assembly.4. The oven of claim 3 , wherein the distance between the first inner plate ...

GLASS SUBSTRATE WITH SLIGHTLY ROUGH LAYER

The invention relates to: 1. A glazing substrate , equipped with a first transparent oxide layer consisting of crystallites of at least 25 nm in size; anda second transparent oxide layer consisting of crystallites of at most 10 nm in size wherein the first transparent oxide layer is directly covered with the second transparent oxide layer.2. The glazing substrate of claim 1 , wherein the thickness of the second transparent oxide layer is at most equal to 350 nm.3. The glazing substrate of claim 1 , wherein the thickness of the second transparent oxide layer is at most equal to 250 nm.4. The glazing substrate of claim 1 , further comprising a barrier layer claim 1 , which directly covers the substrate and prevents alkali metals from migrating from the glass.5. The glazing substrate of claim 1 , wherein the first transparent oxide layer of crystallites and the second transparent oxide layer of crystallites are electrically conductive and selected from the group consisting of SnO:F claim 1 , SnO:Sb claim 1 , ZnO:Al claim 1 , ZnO:Ga claim 1 , InO:Sn claim 1 , and ZnO:In claim 1 , or are not electrically conductive and selected from the group consisting of SnO claim 1 , ZnO claim 1 , and InO.6. A process for manufacturing the glazing substrate of claim 1 , the process comprising:depositing the first transparent oxide layer consisting of crystallites of at least 25 nm in size by chemical vapour deposition at a relatively high substrate temperature; anddepositing the second transparent oxide layer consisting of crystallites of at most 10 nm in size by chemical vapour deposition at a relatively low substrate temperature.7. The process of claim 6 , wherein the relatively high substrate temperature is at least equal to 500° C.8. The process of claim 6 , wherein the relatively low substrate temperature is at least equal to 300° C. and at most equal to 550° C.9. A low-E architectural or automotive glazing unit claim 1 , comprising claim 1 , on a face making contact with the ...

ARRANGEMENT OF GLASS PANELS FOR A HEAT INSULATED OVEN DOOR FOR A COOKING OVEN

The present invention relates to a arrangement of at least two glass panels () for a heat insulated oven door () of a cooking oven. The arrangement of the glass panels () is provided as or for a window of the oven door (). The large-area sides of said glass panels () are arranged in parallel. Two neighbored glass panels () are arranged with a predetermined distance from each other, so that an intermediate space (″) is formed between said neighbored glass panels (). 112141610. An arrangement of at least two glass panels ( , , ) for a heat insulated oven door () of a cooking oven , wherein:{'b': 12', '14', '16', '10', '12', '14', '16, 'the arrangement of the glass panels (, , ) is provided as or for a window of the oven door (), the large-area sides of said glass panels (, , ) are arranged in parallel,'}{'b': 12', '14', '16', '24', '24', '24', '12', '14', '16, 'two neighbored glass panels (, , ) are arranged with a predetermined distance from each other, so that an intermediate space (, ′, ″) is formed between said neighbored glass panels (, , ),'}{'b': 24', '24', '24', '26', '34', '24', '24', '24, 'the border of the intermediate space (, ′, ″) is filled with a silicone sealing () or a glass solder () enclosing said intermediate space (, ′, ″), and'}{'b': 24', '24', '24', '30', '28, 'the intermediate space (, ′, ″) is evacuated () or filled with an inert gas (),'}characterized in that{'b': 26', '34', '12', '14', '16', '12', '14', '16, 'the silicone sealing () and/or the glass solder (), respectively, are adapted to the behaviour of the glass panels (, , ) at high temperatures, so that motions of the glass panels (, , ) due to heat expansion and/or gas pressure are compensated.'}2. The arrangement of glass panels according to claim 1 ,characterized in that{'b': 12', '14', '16, 'the large-area sides of the glass panels (, , ) have essentially the same sizes.'}3. The arrangement of glass panels according to claim 1 ,characterized in that{'b': '26', 'the silicone sealing ...

COOKING AND WARMING OVEN WITH NO-TOUCH MOVEMENT OF CABINET DOOR

A cooking oven for warming food includes a housing and a heat source for heating a interior compartment within the housing. One or more doors are used for providing access to the compartment and a no-touch sensor for detecting user actuation of the door(s). Control circuitry utilizes the no-touch sensor to detect user actuation outside the compartment that signals the door(s) to open and likewise to close on command or via a preprogrammed time. A position sensing system interfaces with the electro-mechanical door open/close device to control door speed and positioning.

OVEN DOOR ARCHITECTURE AND METHOD OF ASSEMBLY

Provided is an oven door architecture capable of efficient cooling and one-directional assembly. The oven door assembly comprises an outer glass pane with mounting columns adhered to it. In one embodiment, a door shield is coupled to door shield locating features of the mounting columns. A glass pack comprising two more glass panes is then coupled to the door shield. A door liner is fastened over top of the assembly. The architecture of the assembly provides for two internal chambers capable of fluid communication with one another, an air intake, and an exhaust. In another embodiment, the oven door assembly has only an outer glass pane and an interior glass pane with a main chamber between them. This main chamber is in fluid communication with an intake and an exhaust, enabling the door to cool. All embodiments are capable of assembly in one direction with substantially no lateral movement. Moreover, the embodiments are highly configurable due to shared assembly interfaces and can be used on a variety of ranges, wall ovens, and the like. 1. An oven door assembly comprising:a handle;an outer glass pane coupled to the handle via a door panel or door cap;an inner glass pane; and a door liner;', 'an inner glass pane; and', 'an adhesive layer provided between the door liner and the inner glass pane,', 'the door liner including an adhesive channel configured to accommodate the adhesive layer,, 'a door liner subassembly, the door liner subassembly comprisingthe adhesive channel having a depth configured to control an amount of adhesive positioned between the door liner and the inner glass pane and a width configured to accommodate excess adhesive.2. The oven door assembly of claim 1 , further comprising a pair of mounting columns coupled to the outer glass pane.3. The oven door assembly of claim 1 , wherein the door liner includes a compression flange provided around an interior perimeter of a window opening in the door liner.4. The oven door assembly of claim 1 , wherein ...

PARTIALLY CRYSTALLISED GLASS PLATE

A subject matter of the invention is a partially crystalline glass plate, the linear thermal expansion coefficient of which is within a range extending from 20 to 40×10/K and the chemical composition of which comprises the following constituents, varying within the limits by weight defined below: 2. The plate of claim 1 , wherein the content by weight of LiO is between 1.2 and 1.8%.3. The plate of claim 1 , wherein the content by weight of TiOis between 0.5 and 3%.4. The plate of claim 1 , wherein the content by weight of ZrOis between 0.3 and 2%.5. The plate of claim 1 , comprising a nonzero amount of TiOof at most 5 wt % claim 1 , wherein a TiO:ZrOmolar ratio is between 3:1 and 6:1.6. The plate of claim 1 , wherein a sum of contents by weight of arsenic oxide and antimony oxide claim 1 , if present claim 1 , is at most 0.1%.7. The plate of claim 1 , wherein a content of tin oxide SnO claim 1 , if present claim 1 , at most 1%.8. The plate of claim 1 , comprising claim 1 , within the glass claim 1 , crystals of β-quartz structure.9. The plate of claim 1 , which has a light transmission factor of at least 50%.10. A process for obtaining the plate of claim 1 , the process comprising melting a glass claim 1 , shaping said glass in the form of a plate claim 1 , and then crystallizing the glass.11. An induction cooking device comprising at least one plate of and at least one inductor.12. A domestic oven door comprising at least one plate of .13. A fireplace insert comprising at least one glass plate of .14. A fire-resistant glaring comprising at least one glass plate of .15. The plate of claim 1 , wherein a content of iron oxide is at most 400 ppm.16. The plate of . claim 1 , which has a light transmission factor of at least 80%. The invention relates to the field of glass plates, in particular used in induction cooking devices, as panels for oven doors or windows, or also as fireplace inserts.The abovementioned applications require plates exhibiting a high ...

SELF-CLEANING HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE HAVING A RANGE DOOR WITH A FULL GLASS INNER SURFACE

A household cooking appliance include a housing having an oven chamber accessible through an opening, the opening having a seal surrounding a perimeter of the opening; and a door covering the opening and moveable about a hinge between an open position and a closed position. The door includes a full glass inner panel that abuts the seal when the door is in a closed position. The full glass inner panel includes a surface having a first portion and a second portion. The first portion is adjacent to a first area within the perimeter of the seal surrounding the opening and directly exposed to heating of the oven chamber, and the second portion is adjacent to a second area outside of the perimeter of the seal and not being exposed to heating of the oven chamber. The full glass inner panel extends substantially from edge-to-edge of the door. 1. A household cooking appliance comprising:a housing having an oven chamber accessible through an opening, the opening having a seal surrounding a perimeter of the opening; anda door covering the opening and moveable about a hinge between an open position and a closed position,the door including a full glass inner panel having a low coefficient of thermal expansion, the full glass inner panel having an inner surface that abuts the seal when the door is in a closed position, the inner surface including a first portion and a second portion, the first portion being adjacent to a first area within the perimeter of the seal surrounding the opening and directly exposed to heating of the oven chamber, and the second portion being adjacent to a second area outside of the perimeter of the seal and being insulated from the heating of the oven chamber by the seal.2. The household cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the full glass inner panel extends substantially from edge-to-edge of the door.3. The household cooking appliance of claim 2 , wherein the full glass inner panel extends substantially from top-to-bottom of the door.4. The household ...

FOOD COOKING OVEN

A food cooking oven having an enclosure, which defines a cooking compartment and a door, which is movable between an open position and a closed position, is disclosed. The door door may include a first panel, a second panel, which in a closed configuration has a greater distance from the compartment than the first panel. Additionally, a first and a second body for supporting the first and second panels is included. A profile is included, which is movable between a first position retaining the first panel and a second position permitting removal of the first panel from the door. A push-push type connector is included to retain the profile to the door. 1. A food cooking oven comprising:an enclosure which defines a cooking compartment;a door which is movable between an open position and a closed position said door comprising:a first panel, which in a closed configuration of the door contributes to delimiting said compartment;a second panel, which in a closed configuration of the door is at a greater distance from said compartment than the first panel;a first and a second body for supporting the first and second panels; the first and second bodies being hinged to said enclosure and having a preponderant longitudinal extension;a profile which is movable between a first position in which it contributes to retaining the first panel in position and a second position in which it permits the removal of the first panel from the door; at least in the first position said profile extending preponderantly along a side of said first panel and along a direction that is transverse to the preponderant extension of the first and second bodies; anda push-push type connector, wherein the push-push type connector is configured to retain the profile to the door.2. The oven according to claim 1 , wherein the push-push type connector includes at least a a first element incorporated in or constrained to the profile and a second element constrained to the first body; in a first operating mode ...

Cooking appliance, door for cooking appliance and method for manufacturing door of cooking appliance

A cooking appliance having an improved structure capable of improving visibility to enable a user to clearly look at the inside of the cooking chamber during cooking includes a main body having the cooking chamber and a door disposed at the main chamber to open or close the cooking chamber, the door including a shielding member woven with conductive wires and a fixing member to electrically connect the shielding member with a door frame of the door. Electromagnetic waves generated in the cooking chamber can be prevented from leaking to the outside.

A DOOR FOR A HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE

A door for a household appliance, comprising an outer door pane facing outside and an inner door pane spaced therefrom, at least one door profile placed between the door panes and a top cover covering an aperture of a gap formed in between said door panes. The door further comprises at least one enclosure part which is designed as a separate part of the door attached to the top cover from one side and to the door profile from the other side, and arranged to guide at least one central door pane that can be placed between the outer door pane and the inner door pane. 114-. (canceled)15. A door for a household appliance , said door comprising:an outer door pane facing outside;an inner door pane disposed in spaced-apart relation to the outer door panel to define a gap between the outer door pane and the inner door pane;a door profile placed between the outer door pane and the inner door pane;a top cover covering an aperture of a gap;a central door pane configured for placement between the outer door pane and the inner door pane; andan enclosure part designed as a separate part of the door and arranged to guide the central door pane, said enclosure part attached to the top cover from one side and to the door profile from another side.16. The door of claim 15 , wherein the enclosure part comprises a pair of supporting extension disposed in spaced-apart relation and extending towards the central door pane.17. The door of claim 15 , wherein the enclosure part comprises a housing part shaped and sized in correspondence to a first channel of the top cover claim 15 , said housing part being insertable in the first channel.18. The door of claim 17 , wherein the housing part includes a bottom wall claim 17 , and further comprising a nail portion provided on the bottom wall and engaging a corresponding locking opening of the top cover.19. The door of claim 18 , wherein the bottom wall is configured as a flexible extension having a contact surface provided in an accessible manner ...

COOKING DEVICE

A cooking appliance includes at least one housing assembly and at least one cooking chamber formed in the housing assembly. The at least one cooking chamber includes at least one loading opening. At least one cooking chamber door closes the at least one loading opening. The at least one cooking chamber door includes at least one frame assembly and at least one window assembly. The at least one frame assembly includes a plurality of edges, with at least one contact face at each of the edges on a side of the at least one cooking chamber door that faces the at least one cooking chamber when the at least one cooking chamber door is closed. At least one of the contact faces is an at least one extended contact face that is significantly larger than the remaining contact faces with respect to at least one geometric dimension. 1. A cooking appliance , comprising:at least one housing assembly;at least one cooking chamber formed in the housing assembly, the at least one cooking chamber including at least one loading opening and being configured to receive food introduced via the at least one loading opening;at least one microwave device associated with the at least one cooking chamber and configured to heat the food; andat least one cooking chamber door configured to close the at least one loading opening, the at least one cooking chamber door comprising at least one frame assembly and at least one window assembly,wherein the at least one frame assembly comprises a plurality of edges, at least one contact face at each of the edges on a side of the at least one cooking chamber door that faces the at least one cooking chamber when the at least one cooking chamber door is closed, at least one of the contact faces being an at least one extended contact face that is significantly larger than the remaining contact faces with respect to at least one geometric dimension, the at least one extended contact face being configured to rest against a corresponding contact portion on the at ...

OVEN

An oven that effectively cools a door by adjusting a position of a cooling guide includes a casing having at least one inhalation hole and at least one ejection hole; a cooking chamber which has an opening and is placed inside the casing; a door that is rotatably coupled to one portion of the casing so as to open/close the opening; a cooling fan that discharges air introduced into the inhalation hole to the ejection hole placed at a front portion of the casing; and an air guide that is installed adjacent to the ejection hole so as to change a direction of air driven by the cooling fan. The cooling guide is installed not to disturb the flow of air that passes through the door so that the door using minimum sheets of glass can be provided. 1. An oven comprising:a casing having at least one inhalation hole;a cooking chamber placed inside the casing and having an opening;a door that is installed to open/close the opening and forms a flow path of air inside the door using a plurality of sheets of glass including inner glass to seal the cooking chamber;a cooling fan that is installed at an outer portion of the cooking chamber so as to cool the door by inhaling external air through the inhalation hole;a cooling flow path that is installed so that air inhaled by the cooling fan is capable of flowing toward the door in a first direction, so as to generate a flow of air inside the door;door flow paths that are installed so that air inhaled at an end portion of the door is capable of passing through the door and flowing toward the other end portion adjacent to the cooling flow path; anda cooling guide that is installed at the cooling flow path adjacent to the door flow paths and comprises a first end portion that extends in the first direction so as to narrow a width of the cooling flow path,wherein the first end portion is disposed posterior to an inner side surface that forms the door flow paths of the inner glass in the first direction so as to prevent a flow of air that ...

COOKING DEVICE COMPRISING A REMOVABLE SENSOR MODULE

A cooking device, in particular an oven, includes a cooking chamber for cooking a product, and an optical sensor module which is configured to detect a property of the product. The sensor module can be reversibly removed. The sensor module includes a sensor such as an optical sensor, an NIR sensor, or a pyrometer 114-. (canceled)15. A cooking device , comprising:a cooking chamber for cooking a product; andan optical sensor module configured to detect a property of the product, said sensor module being reversibly removable.16. The cooking device of claim 15 , constructed in the form of an oven.17. The cooking device of claim 15 , wherein the sensor module includes a sensor.18. The cooking device of claim 17 , wherein the sensor is a member selected from the group consisting of an optical sensor claim 17 , an NIR sensor claim 17 , and a pyrometer.19. The cooking device of claim 18 , wherein the optical sensor is a camera.20. The cooking device of claim 17 , wherein the sensor is configured to record data selected from the group consisting of visual information claim 17 , temperature information claim 17 , and information about a composition of the product.21. The cooking device of claim 15 , wherein the sensor module includes an electronics unit for processing data from the sensor.22. The cooking device of claim 21 , wherein the sensor module includes a data transmission apparatus configured to transmit data from at least one of the sensor and the electronics unit.23. The cooking device of claim 22 , wherein the data transmission apparatus transmits the data to the cooking device and/or an external receiver.24. The cooking device of claim 23 , wherein the external receiver is a router or a mobile terminal.25. The cooking device of claim 22 , wherein the data transmission apparatus includes a corded and/or cordless transmission.26. The cooking device of claim 15 , wherein the sensor module includes an electrical power supply.27. The cooking device of claim 26 , wherein ...

Door for self clean cooking appliance

A door for a self-clean cooking appliance, such as an oven, is constructed to maintain a low external surface temperature during high temperature operations within the appliance. The door includes three glass panes in spaced apart relation where the spacing between an outermost glass pane and a central glass pane is greater than the spacing between an innermost glass pane and the central glass pane.

Cooking appliance

The present disclosure relates to a cooking appliance. The cooking appliance includes: a housing provided therein with a cooking space surrounded by bottom, rear and both lateral surfaces of the housing, and having upper and front surfaces open; a door including a door upper surface part covering the upper surface of the housing and a door front surface part connected to a front side of the door upper surface part and covering the front surface of the housing, and swiveling with respect to a rear side of the door upper surface part to open and close the upper surface and the front surface of the housing; and a tray disposed in the cooking space, the cooking appliance, further comprising: a first heating part disposed at the door.

LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE IN DOOR FOR COOKING APPLIANCE AND COOKING APPLIANCE INCLUDING THE SAME

A light-emitting device is provided for a cooking appliance that includes a body that defines a cooking chamber having an opening, and a door configured to open and close at least a portion of the opening of the cooking chamber. The light-emitting device includes a light-emitting member that is located on at least one of the door or the body, that faces a gap defined between an edge portion of the door and a front portion of the body, and that is configured to emit light of a predetermined color in response to operation of the cooking chamber, and a reflective portion that extends from the front portion of the body, that is configured to receive light from the light-emitting member through the gap, and that is configured to direct light in a direction away from the door. 1. A light-emitting device for a cooking appliance that includes a body that defines a cooking chamber having an opening , and a door configured to open and close at least a portion of the opening of the cooking chamber , the light-emitting device comprising:a light-emitting member that is located on at least one of the door or the body, that faces a gap defined between an edge portion of the door and a front portion of the body, and that is configured to emit light of a predetermined color in response to operation of the cooking chamber; anda reflective portion that extends from the front portion of the body, that is configured to receive light from the light-emitting member through the gap, and that is configured to direct light in a direction away from the door,wherein the door includes an outer door unit that defines an exterior of the door and that is located at an opposite side of the cooking chamber,an inner door unit that is located at a rear side of the outer door unit and that is configured to close the cooking chamber, anda door frame that couples the outer door unit to the inner door unit and that is located between the outer door unit and the inner door unit,wherein the light-emitting ...

HOME APPLIANCE WITH TREATED WINDOW AND METHOD FOR TREATING THE WINDOW

A home appliance and method including an appliance body having an oven access opening; an oven door for selectively covering the oven access opening; and a window in the oven door for viewing the oven contents, the window having a treated window portion for obscuring the view of the oven contents behind the treated window portion, the treated window portion being fabricated using a window treatment apparatus for supporting a window for treatment, the window treatment apparatus including a support stand defining a window support area, a blocking element mounted to the window stand for movement into and out of a covering relation with the window support area, the blocking element having a window cover plate having a window cover area smaller in area than the window support area, with the difference in the area of the window support area and the window cover area defining a window treatment area. 1. A home appliance comprising:an appliance body having an internal oven cavity and an oven access opening;an oven door for selectively covering the oven access opening; anda window in the oven door for viewing the oven contents, the window having a treated window portion for obscuring a view of oven structure located behind the treated window portion, the treated window portion being fabricated using a window treatment apparatus for supporting a window element for treatment, the window treatment apparatus including a window support stand defining a window support area, and a blocking element mounted to the window stand for movement into and out of a covering relation with the window support area, the blocking element having a window cover plate having a window cover area smaller in area than the window support area, wherein the difference in the area of the window support area and the window cover area define a window treatment area.2. The home appliance of wherein the home appliance includes the window treated on the window treatment apparatus wherein the window treatment ...

WINDOWED DOOR FOR A COOKING APPLIANCE

The present invention relates to a windowed door () for a cooking appliance (), in particular a cooking oven. The windowed door () comprises a front plate () and at least one inner plate () facing a cooking chamber () of the cooking appliance (), wherein the front plate () and the at least one inner plate () each provide a glass pane () and are connected with each other by at least lateral frame parts () to establish an air channel () from at least one air inlet opening () arranged at the bottom of the door () through a hollow space () between the glass pane () of the front plate () and the glass pane () of the at least one inner plate () to at least one air outlet opening () arranged at the top of the door (). To regulate the air flow through the air channel () at least one automatically moveable closure device () is provided which permits the regulation of the air flow by changing the cross-section of at least one air passage aperture () within () or at the end () or at the beginning () of the air channel (). 1. Windowed door for a cooking appliance comprising a front plate and at least one inner plate facing a cooking chamber of the cooking appliance , wherein the front plate and the at least one inner plate each provide a glass pane and are connected with each other by at least lateral frame parts to establish an air channel from at least one air inlet opening arranged at the bottom or in at least one lateral side of the door through a hollow space between the glass pane of the front plate and the glass pane of the at least one inner plate to at least one air outlet opening arranged at the top of the door and wherein at least one automatically moveable closure device is provided which permits the regulation of air flow through the air channel by changing the cross-section of at least one air passage aperture within or at the end or at the beginning of the air channel.2. Windowed door according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one automatically moveable closure ...

Oven with Automatic Racks and Door

An oven with automatic racks and door. The oven includes a housing including a base, sidewalls, a rear wall, a top wall, an open front wall, an interior volume, a door providing access to the interior volume, and one or more automated racks disposed in the interior volume. The racks are slidably disposed within a track disposed on each of the sidewalls. The racks are coupled to a rack actuator configured to extend and retract the racks. The door is coupled to a door motor and slidably disposed within a door slot disposed beneath a lower surface of the interior volume. A door actuator is configured to move the door between a closed position and an open position in which the door is rotated downward to a horizontal orientation and retracted into the door slot. A control facilitates activation of the rack actuator, the door motor, and the door actuator. 1) An oven , comprising:a housing comprising a base, a pair of sidewalls, a rear wall, a top wall, an open front wall, and an interior volume;one or more racks disposed within the interior volume, each of the one or more racks in sliding engagement with a track disposed on each of the pair of sidewalls, each of the one or more racks in operable communication with a rack actuator;a door slot disposed beneath a lower surface of the interior volume;a door rotatably coupled to a door motor, the door and the door motor slidably disposed within the door slot, the door operably connected to a door actuator, the door configured to move between a closed position wherein the door is vertically oriented and covers an opening on the open front wall of the housing and an open position wherein the door is rotated downward to a horizontal orientation and retracted into the door slot;a control configured to actuate the rack actuator to extend or retract the one or more racks, and further configured to operate the door motor and actuate the door actuator to move the door between the closed position and the open position.2) The oven of ...

Liquid Crystalline Composition having a Dark Black Color

A shaped part that is formed from a polymer composition that contains a liquid crystalline polymer and a black pigment is provided. By selectively controlling the type and relative concentration of these components, the polymer composition and shaped parts formed therefrom can have a dark black appearance, and yet still exhibit good thermal and mechanical properties at high temperatures.

DOOR FOR A COOKING OVEN FOR FOOD USE AND COOKING OVEN FOR FOODSTUFFS

Door () for a cooking oven () for food use, comprising: 112. Door () for a cooking oven () for food use , comprising:{'b': '6', 'a frame ();'}{'b': 7', '6', '2, 'a first glass pane () anchored to said frame () and positionable internally to the cooking oven ();'}{'b': 7', '7', '6', '7', '2, 'a second glass pane () facing said first glass pane () and anchored to said frame (), said second glass pane () being positionable externally of the cooking oven (),'}{'b': 8', '6', '7', '8, 'characterised in that it comprises sanitising means () by radiation, integrally constrained to the frame () and situated in proximity of said first glass pane (), said sanitising means () comprising at least one lamp.'}218. Door () according to claim 1 , wherein said sanitising means () by radiation comprise a plurality of lamps.3188877a,b. Door () according to claim 2 , wherein said lamps () are organised such as to form two lateral bars () arranged in a space between said first glass pane () and said second glass pane ().418. Door () according to claim 1 , wherein said at least one lamp () is a LED lamp.518. Door () according to claim 4 , wherein said at least a LED lamp () emits a light radiation in the ultraviolet spectrum.618. Door () according to claim 5 , wherein said at least one LED lamp () emits a light radiation in the UV-A spectrum.72. Cooking oven () for foodstuffs claim 5 , comprising:{'b': '4', 'a cooking chamber ();'}{'b': 3', '4', '3', '4, 'a box container () defining said cooking chamber (), said box container () having an opening for introduction of the foodstuffs into the cooking chamber ();'}{'b': '1', 'a door () associated to said opening for closing the opening,'}{'b': 8', '3', '4', '8, 'characterised in that it comprises sanitising means () by radiation integrally supported by the box container () and orientated in such a way as to irradiate the cooking chamber (), said sanitising means () comprising at least one lamp.'}82398. Cooking oven () according to claim 7 , ...

OVEN DOOR ASSEMBLY

A method of cooling an oven door assembly having an inner frame and an outer frame together forming a portion of an oven door for an oven, the method comprising sealing an inner glass panel against the inner frame of the oven door and spacing an outer glass panel from the inner glass panel to define an air gap between the inner glass panel and the outer glass panel. 1. A method of assembling an oven door having an inner frame and an outer frame spaced from each other to define a gap , the method comprising: compressively retaining a first pair of opposing sides of an innermost glass panel directly against flanges corresponding with a first pair of brackets coupled to the inner frame.2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising not compressively retaining a second pair of opposing sides of the innermost glass panel by the flanges.3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising sealing the inner glass panel against the inner frame without using a gasket seal.4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising compressing the inner glass panel between the flanges and an inner frame flange extending from the inner frame.5. The method of claim 3 , further comprising mounting both the inner glass panel to the inner frame and the outer glass panel to the outer frame with the inner bracket.6. The method of claim 1 , further comprising coupling an outer glass panel to the first pair of brackets.7. The method of claim 6 , further comprising retaining the outer glass panel between the first pair of brackets and a second pair of brackets.8. The method of claim 7 , further comprising forming an air gap between the first glass panel and the outer glass panel.9. The method of claim 8 , further comprising spacing the first glass panel from the outer glass panel to define a width of the air gap equal to a length of a leg extending from the first pair of bracket.10. A method of cooling an oven door assembly having an inner frame and an outer frame together forming a portion of an oven door ...

HEATING DEVICE EQUIPPED WITH A DOOR COMPRISING A TRIPLE GLAZING

A heating device equipped with a chamber defining a cavity, includes a door or wall incorporating a triple glazing including three transparent substrates defining, from the interior to the exterior of the cavity, faces numbered to respectively, at least the faces and of the first substrate and and/or of the second substrate being covered with heat-reflecting coatings, wherein the mean spacing e between the first substrate and the second substrate and the mean spacing e between the second substrate and the third substrate is different, the ratio between the largest spacing and the smallest spacing being greater than 1.1, and e and e being between 2 and 20 mm. 1161234. A heating device equipped with a chamber defining a cavity , said device comprising a door or wall incorporating a triple glazing comprising first , second and third transparent substrates defining , from an interior to an exterior of the cavity , six faces numbered to respectively , at least the faces and of the first substrate and and/or of the second substrate being covered with heat-reflecting coatings , wherein a mean spacing ebetween the first substrate and the second substrate and a mean spacing ebetween the second substrate and the third substrate is different , a ratio between a largest spacing of one of eand eand a smallest spacing of the other one of eand ebeing greater than 1.1 , eand ebeing between 2 and 20 mm.212346. The heating device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein faces and of the first substrate and face of the second substrate are covered with heat-reflecting coatings claim 1 , faces to being free of such coatings.3. The heating device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein e>e.4. The heating device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein e>e.5. The heating device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein eand eare between 4 and 15 mm.6. The heating device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the triple glazing comprises: [{'b': '1', 'on the face , turned toward the interior of and in direct contact with said ...

DECORATIVE APPLIANCE DOOR

A transparent glass appliance door is provided with a reflective coating in the shape of a frame, resembling the conventional metal frame which usually surrounds and supports the glass. The reflective frame leaves a clear area through which the interior of the appliance can be viewed. 1. An appliance door panel comprising in combination;a. a transparent panel;b. reflective material applied to a surface of said panel in the shape of a frame;whereby the outer margins of said panel are reflective and the non reflective areas permit the interior of the appliance to be viewed.2. The appliance door panel of wherein said transparent panel has an outer and inner surface and said reflective material is applied to said inner surface to be viewed from said outer surface.3. The appliance door panel of further including a second transparent panel placed adjacent to the surface to which reflective material was applied whereby said reflective material is sandwiched between said transparent panel and said second transparent panel.4. The appliance door panel of wherein said transparent panel has an outer and inner surface and said reflective material is applied to said outer surface.5. The appliance door panel of further including a second transparent panel adjacent said outer surface.6. The appliance door panel of wherein said reflective material is a reflective foil.7. The appliance door panel of wherein said reflective material is a deposited vapor.8. The appliance door panel of wherein said reflective material is the result of a sputtering technique.9. The appliance door panel of wherein said reflective material is a reflective film.10. The appliance door panel of further including at least one handle.11. The appliance door panel of further including at least one control panel.12. The appliance door panel of wherein said reflective material is applied by adhesive.13. The appliance door panel of wherein said second transparent panel is mounted to said transparent panel by ...

GAS OVEN WITH STATIONS UNDER PARALLEL OR SYNCHRONOUS CONTROL

A gas oven with stations under parallel or synchronous control includes a plurality of temperature sensors, a controller and a plurality of processing stations. An air intake device includes a throttle valve, a gas transmission pipeline and a main gas valve. The throttle valve includes a combined gas control unit and a gas valve controller. The air intake device further includes an external gas supply source, and the gas supply source is connected to the gas transmission pipeline and a bakeware. The main gas valve and the throttle valve are separately arranged on the main gas transmission pipeline. The plurality of processing stations are provided with a plurality of gas sub-transmission pipelines and throttle valve gas main transmission pipelines, respectively. The gas oven further includes a communication module connected to a remote control to control the oven by way of a remote terminal or a mobile phone app. 1. A gas oven with a plurality of processing stations under parallel or synchronous control , comprising a plurality of temperature sensors , a controller , the plurality of processing stations and an air intake device;whereinthe air intake device comprises a throttle valve, a main gas transmission pipeline and a main gas valve;the throttle valve comprises a combined gas control unit and a gas valve controller;the air intake device further comprises an external gas supply source, and the external gas supply source is connected to the main gas transmission pipeline and a bakeware;the main gas valve and the throttle valve are separately arranged on the main gas transmission pipeline;the plurality of processing stations are provided with a plurality of gas sub-transmission pipelines and throttle valve gas main transmission pipelines, respectively;the gas oven further comprises a communication module connected to a remote control to control the gas oven by way of a remote terminal or a mobile phone app; andthe controller stores a plurality of menu-type ...

COOKING APPLIANCE, IN PARTICULAR COMMERCIAL COOKING APPLIANCE

A cooking appliance, in particular to a commercial cooking appliance with a housing, with a cooking chamber that is arranged in the housing and that has a cooking chamber opening that is surrounded by a circumferential door seal that is arranged at the door inner side and/or a housing area adjacent to the cooking chamber opening and that can be opened and closed by a cooking chamber door, wherein the cooking chamber door has an inner pane that is adjacent to the cooking chamber and that, in the, closed state of the cooking chamber door, abuts a door seal as well as an outer pane that is arranged at a distance to the inner pane and that together with the inner pane delimits a cooking chamber door interior space, and with an optoelectronic sensor, wherein, in the closed state of the cooking chamber door, the optoelectronic sensor projects into a reception area of the cooking chamber door interior spaces arranged outside the door seal. 1. Cooking appliance comprising:a housing, that is arranged in the housing, and', 'that has a cooking chamber opening that is surrounded by a circumferential door seal arranged on the door inner side and/or a housing area adjacent to the cooking chamber opening, and that can be opened and closed by a cooking chamber door,', 'wherein the cooking chamber door has an inner pane that is adjacent to the cooking chamber and that, in the closed state of the cooking chamber door abuts the door seat, and has an outer pane that is arranged at a distance to the inner pane and that together with the inner pane delimits a cooking chamber door interior space, and, 'a cooking chamber,'}an optoelectronic sensor,wherein in the closed state of the cooking chamber door, the optoelectronic sensor projects into a reception area of the cooking chamber door interior spaced that is arranged outside the door seal.2. Cooking appliance according to claim 1 , wherein the reception area is provided with an inspection window.3. Cooking appliance according to claim 1 ...

OVEN DOOR GLASS WITH INTERLOCKING MECHANISM

Provided is a method for controlling the operation of a cooking appliance, such as an oven range. The cooking appliance includes a door with multiple spaced apart glass panels. The method uses an interlocking mechanism that interferes with the installation of at least one of the plurality of glass panels in the door if at least one of the glass panels is not installed properly. The method further uses a switch with a plunger can be installed in the door, which allows the appliance to operate only when a failsafe electrical circuit is closed corresponding to a selected position of the plunger when the door is closed. The plunger is prevented from retaining that selected position if at least one of the glass panels is improperly installed or if a top cap is not properly seated or installed above the glass panels. 1. A method of controlling operation of a cooking appliance having a door with a plurality of glass panels installed therein , said method comprising the step of:interfering with installation of at least one of the plurality of glass panels in said door or with the installation of a top cap thereof if at least one of the plurality of glass panels is not installed properly.2. The method of claim 1 , said cooking appliance comprising a switch having a plunger that allows the cooking appliance to operate only when said plunger is in a selected position claim 1 , wherein the interfering with the installation of said at least one of the plurality of glass panels or with the installation of said top cap prevents the plunger from achieving said selected position when the door is closed.3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising the step of:preventing operation of the cooking appliance when said plurality of glass panels are not properly installed.4. The method of claim 1 , said cooking appliance further comprising an interlocking mechanism that interferes with the installation of said at least one of said plurality of glass panels or with the installation of said ...

OVEN DOOR

A domestic oven door includes an inner glass sheet intended to be the glass sheet closest to the compartment of the oven, and an outer glass sheet, the glass sheets being held rigidly connected and being separated by an air gap, the inner glass sheet possessing a chemical composition which includes the following constituents, in an amount by weight within the limits defined hereinafter: 2. The oven door as claimed in claim 1 , comprising at least one intermediate glass sheet located between the inner glass sheet and the outer glass sheet claim 1 , and separated from each of the latter by at least one air gap.3. The oven door as claimed in claim 1 , a thickness of the inner and outer glass sheets being within a range from 2 to 5 mm.4. The oven door as claimed in claim 1 , wherein at least the inner glass sheet is thermally toughened.5. The oven door as claimed in claim 1 , the outer glass sheet and claim 1 , optionally claim 1 , the or each intermediate glass sheet being made of soda-lime-silica glass.6. The oven door as claimed in claim 1 , at least one glass sheet being coated with a low-emissivity layer.7. The oven door as claimed in claim 1 , the glass forming the inner glass sheet possessing a lower annealing temperature of at least 580° C. and not more than 750° C.8. The oven door as claimed in claim 1 , the chemical composition of the inner glass sheet comprising an LiO content of not more than 0.5%.11. The oven door as claimed in claim 1 , the chemical composition of the inner glass sheet comprising an LiO content of between 0.5% and 1.8%.14. The oven door as claimed in claim 1 , the chemical composition of the inner glass sheet comprising an SrO+BaO+ZnO content of at least 3%.15. A domestic electric pyrolytic oven claim 1 , comprising a compartment and an oven door as claimed in claim 1 , the inner glass sheet being the glass sheet closest to said compartment.16. The oven door as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the amount by weight of NaO+KO is 0-1%.17. The ...

COOKING APPLIANCE

Disclosed herein is a cooking appliance including a hinge assembly which withdraws a tray forward from inside a cooking compartment by interlocking with rotation of a door when the door is opened and inserts the tray rearward toward the inside of the cooking compartment by interlocking with rotation of the door when the door is closed. 110-. (canceled)11. A cooking appliance comprising:a housing having a bottom part, two side parts, and a back part, and a cooking compartment formed therein, wherein the housing has an upper surface and a front surface which are open;a door for opening and closing the upper surface and the front surface of the housing, wherein the door is rotatable about a rotation axis parallel to an upper edge of the back part of the housing, and wherein the door includes a door upper surface part for covering the upper surface of the housing and a door front surface part extending from a front portion of the door upper surface part for covering the front surface of the housing;a tray disposed in the cooking compartment; anda hinge assembly rotatably mounting the door to the housing and coupling an opening or closing motion of the door with an withdrawal and insertion motion of the tray such that the tray is withdrawn from the cooking compartment when the door is opened and inserted into the cooking compartment when the door is closed, wherein the hinge assembly includes a mounting protrusion for removably mounting the tray thereon.12. The cooking appliance of claim 11 , wherein the mounting protrusion is movable in a horizontal or front-rear direction of the housing for inserting and withdrawing the tray in said direction.13. The cooking appliance of claim 11 , wherein the mounting protrusion passes through one of the side parts of the housing and protrudes into the cooking compartment.14. The cooking appliance of claim 13 , wherein:a slot which is formed in the side surface of the housing in the horizontal or front-rear direction; andthe mounting ...

Oven

An oven that has an improved structure so that the convenience of use and the energy efficiency may be improved includes a casing that has a front panel, a cooking chamber that is provided inside the casing, a door that is rotatably disposed in the casing so as to open and close the cooking chamber, and has a frame, and an individual door that is rotatably provided in the frame so as to open and close an opening provided in the frame.

Method for manufacturing a decorative panel

The present disclosure relates to a method for manufacturing decorative panels made of flat glass for electronic household appliances, in particular household appliances that are fixed in position. The method comprises, in the specified order, at least the steps of providing a flat glass, producing a blank decorative panel by forming the provided flat glass with at least one of the steps of forming the outer contour of the decorative panel, edge treatment, or making at least one indentation on the operational front, the thermal tempering of the produced blank decorative panel, and applying at least one decorative print on the operational back of the thermally tempered blank decorative panel by means of a digital printing method.

MACHINE LEARNING CONTROL OF COOKING APPLIANCES

A cooking appliance uses machine learning models to provide better automation of the cooking process. As one example, a cooking appliance has a cook chamber in which food is placed for cooking. A camera is positioned to view an interior of the cook chamber. When food is placed inside the cook chamber, the camera captures images of the food. From the images, the machine learning model determines various attributes of the food, such as the type of food and/or the amount of food, and the cooking process is controlled accordingly. The machine learning model may be resident in the cooking appliance or it may be accessed via a network. 1. A computer-implemented method for controlling a cooking appliance having a cook chamber , the method comprising:capturing images viewing an interior of a cook chamber of the cooking appliance;applying the captured images as inputs to a machine learned model, the machine learned model determining attributes of contents of the cook chamber, the contents including food to be cooked; andcontrolling a cooking process for the food according to the determined attributes of the contents of the cook chamber.2. The method of wherein the machine learning model determines a type of food in the cook chamber and the cooking process is controlled based on the type of food.3. The method of . wherein the machine learning model distinguishes between different types of meat and the cooking process is controlled based on the type of meat.4. The method of wherein claim 2 , for at least one type of meat claim 2 , the machine learning model distinguishes between different parts for that type of meat and the cooking process is controlled based on the part.5. The method of wherein the machine learning model determines a cooking load and the cooking process is controlled based on the cooking load.6. The method of wherein the machine learning model determines a thickness or volume of the food in the cook chamber and the cooking process is controlled based on the ...

Light blocking film for use with a camera assembly in an oven appliance

An oven appliance includes a cooking chamber positioned within a cabinet and a door rotatably mounted to the cabinet for providing selective access to the cooking chamber, the door comprising a window. A camera assembly is positioned within the door and a light blocking film configured for selectively blocking light from entering the cooking chamber through the window. Images obtained by the camera assembly are displayed on an appliance display or a remote application (e.g., via mobile phone) and the light blocking film is activated prior to obtaining the images to prevent light from passing through the window and creating undesirable reflections.

OVEN DOOR, OVEN COMPRISING AN OVEN DOOR AND METHOD FOR DISPLAYING INFORMATION AT AN OVEN DOOR

The invention relates to an oven door () for closing a cavity () of an oven () comprising a door window () being at least partially transparent for enabling a user to look into the oven cavity (), wherein the door window () comprises at least one printing (), the printing () being made of an ink comprising scattering components, said ink being transparent and wherein the oven door () is adapted to provide light to the printing () by at least one light source () such that said light is scattered by the scattering components of said printing () thereby implementing an optical user interface for displaying information at the door window (). 1. Oven door for closing a cavity of an oven comprising a door window being at least partially transparent for enabling a user to look into the oven cavity , wherein the door window comprises at least one printing that is essentially transparent and wherein the oven door is adapted to provide light to the printing by at least one light source such that said light is scattered by scattering components of said printing thereby implementing an optical user interface for displaying information at the door window.2. Oven door according to claim 1 , wherein the scattering components are reflective particles.3. Oven door according to claim 1 , wherein the printing is adapted such that the information is essentially only visible when the printing is illuminated by said light source.4. Oven door according to claim 1 , wherein the window comprises at least one door glass pane that comprises said at least one printing and the light of said light source is coupled into the door window at at least one edge of the at least one door glass pane that comprises said printing and the light is guided by said door glass pane to said printing.5. Oven door according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one door glass pane comprises an outer glass pane claim 1 , an inner glass pane and at least one intermediate glass pane arranged between the outer and inner ...

DOOR AND HOME APPLIANCE INCLUDING THE SAME

The present invention relates to a door and a home appliance including the door. More particularly, the present invention relates to a door including a see-through region and a home appliance comprising the door. According to one embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a home appliance comprising: a cabinet; an object receiving chamber defined in the cabinet to receive an object therein; a door pivotally coupled to the cabinet to open and close the object receiving chamber, wherein the door has a see-through window; a lighting device for illuminating an interior of the object receiving chamber; a sensor disposed in the door for detecting an acoustic wave, wherein the acoustic wave is generated by an application of a knock input to the door; and a controller configured to activate the lighting device upon detecting the knock input, such that the object receiving chamber may be visible to an outside through the see-through window. 1. A home appliance comprising:a cabinet;an object receiving chamber defined in the cabinet to receive an object therein;a door pivotally coupled to the cabinet to open and close the object receiving chamber, wherein the door has a see-through window;a lighting device for illuminating an interior of the object receiving chamber;a sensor disposed in the door for detecting an acoustic wave, wherein the acoustic wave is generated by an application of a knock input to the door; anda controller configured to activate the lighting device upon detecting the knock input, such that the object receiving chamber may be visible to an outside through the see-through window.2. The home appliance according to claim 1 , wherein the door includes a front panel provided on a front face of the door so that the knock input is applied to the front panel.3. The home appliance according to claim 2 , wherein the front panel is configured to transmit therethrough visible light generated from the lighting device.4. The home appliance according to claim ...

Rotary Combustion Furnace

Provided is a rotary combustion furnace. The furnace comprises: a combustion section, comprising a furnace body, wherein a heat supply port is provided at the top of the furnace body; and a baking section, comprising a baking chamber, wherein a heat collection through hole in butt joint with the heat supply port is provided at the bottom of the baking chamber, and the heat collection through hole and the heat supply port are configured to heat food in the baking chamber. The combustion furnace may be separated from the baking chamber by virtue of providing the combustion section and the baking section which are removably connected, thus decreasing the floor area and making it easy to carry and use in outdoor activities or camping. The heat supply port of the combustion section is in butt joint with the heat collection through hole. 1. A rotary combustion furnace , comprising:a combustion section, comprising a furnace body, wherein a heat supply port is provided at the top of the furnace body; anda baking section, comprising a baking chamber, wherein a heat collection through hole in butt joint with the heat supply port is provided at the bottom of the baking chamber, and the heat collection through hole and the heat supply port are configured to heat food in the baking chamber,wherein the combustion section is removably connected to the baking section.2. The rotary combustion furnace according to claim 1 , whereina combustion chamber and a heat collection cylinder are provided in the furnace body, the heat collection cylinder is of a cylindrical structure with openings at both ends and located above the combustion chamber, one end of the heat collection cylinder is in communication with the combustion chamber, and the other end of the heat collection cylinder is in communication with the heat supply port.3. The rotary combustion furnace according to claim 2 , whereinvents are defined in the furnace body.4. The rotary combustion furnace according to claim 3 , ...

REFRIGERATOR

A refrigerator equipped with a door that becomes transparent as necessary to make the interior thereof visible is disclosed. The refrigerator includes a cabinet having a storage compartment defined therein, a lighting device for illuminating the interior of the storage compartment, a door, which is hingedly coupled to the cabinet to open and close the storage compartment, and has an opening and a panel assembly including a front panel disposed on the front surface thereof, a sensor for detecting sound waves, which are generated by a knock input applied to the door and are transmitted through the front panel, and a controller for controlling the lighting device to allow light to be transmitted through the panel assembly, thus making the storage compartment visible from outside the door through the opening when a predetermined knock input is detected. 130-. (canceled)31. A method for controlling a refrigerator comprising:receiving a knock input on a front surface of a panel assembly of a door;detecting, at a sensor device, the knock input, wherein a portion of the sensor device is provided at a rear side of the front surface of the panel assembly;in response to the sensor device detecting the knock input, turning on a lighting device such that an inner space behind the panel assembly is viewable through the panel assembly when the door is closed.32. The method of claim 31 , further comprising turning off the lighting device after a predetermined period of time from when the sensor device detects the knock input.33. The method of claim 31 , wherein the panel assembly includes a front panel configured to allow passage of light emitted from the lighting device when the door is closed claim 31 ,wherein the front panel includes a first area through which the light from the lighting device passes and a second area disposed outside the first area to block transmission of light therethrough, andthe portion of the sensor device is provided behind the second area of the front ...

MODULAR PROFILE SYSTEM FOR SUSPENDING A DOOR OF A KITCHEN APPLIANCE

A modular profile system () for suspending a door () of a kitchen appliance (), comprising at least one elongate first profile element (), at least one second profile element (), and at least one panel element (), wherein the at least one elongate first profile element () is formed to be attachable at its first longitudinal plane () to a surface () of a first panel element (), and wherein the at least one elongate first profile element () is formed to be attachable at at least one of its end face () to said second profile element (), wherein said second profile element () is selectable from a plurality of said second profile elements (), wherein said elongate first profile element () is combinable and to be assembled with at least one particular of said plurality of second profile elements (), in order to achieve and realize one particular door structure and/or door organization. 1. A modular profile system for suspending a door of a kitchen appliance , comprising at least one elongate first profile element , at least one second profile element , and at least one panel element , wherein the at least one elongate first profile element is formed to be attachable at its first longitudinal plane to a surface of a first panel element , and wherein the at least one elongate first profile element is formed to be attachable at at least a first end face thereof to said second profile element , wherein said second profile element is selectable from a plurality of said second profile elements , and wherein said elongate first profile element is combinable and to be assembled with at least one of said plurality of second profile elements , in order to achieve and realize one particular door structure and/or door organization.2. The modular profile system according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one elongate first profile element comprises at least one supporting element for supporting the first panel element and/or wherein the at least one second profile element comprises at ...

PLURAL MEDICAL ITEM WARMING SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR WARMING A PLURALITY OF MEDICAL ITEMS TO DESIRED TEMPERATURES

Present invention embodiments include a thermal treatment system for thermally treating and individually monitoring a plurality of medical or other items. The thermal treatment system includes a modular configuration with a control unit and one or more modular units coupled to the control unit, where each of the control and modular units thermally treat a plurality of corresponding medical items. The control unit includes a display to interact with a user for setting a desired temperature, and controls the modular units to thermally treat corresponding medical items to the desired temperature. 1. A temperature control system for thermally treating medical items to desired temperatures comprising:one or more modular units each including at least one thermal treatment assembly to thermally treat a corresponding medical item; and at least one thermal treatment assembly to thermally treat a corresponding medical item; and', 'a controller to facilitate entry of said desired temperature for each medical item within said control and modular units and to display information pertaining to medical item heating by said control and modular units., 'a control unit coupled to each of the modular units and including2. The temperature control system of claim 1 , wherein each thermal treatment assembly includes:a timer to measure residence time of a corresponding medical item treated by that thermal treatment assembly3. The temperature control system of claim 1 , wherein each thermal treatment assembly includes:a sensing device to detect the presence of a medical item on that thermal treatment assembly and to enable that thermal treatment assembly to thermally treat said medical item in response to said detection.4. The temperature control system of claim 3 , wherein said sensing device includes an IR emitter and an optical sensor.5. The temperature control system of claim 1 , wherein said control unit displays for each thermal treatment assembly at least one of residence time for a ...

COOKING APPARATUS

A cooking apparatus capable of satisfying a heat reflection function while securing a transmittance by applying a variable layer to a glass sheet forming a door includes a cooking chamber, and a door configured to open and close the cooking chamber and provided with a plurality of glass sheets, the door including a variable layer provided on at least one of the plurality of glass sheets and a visible light transmittance variable depending on a temperature. 1. A cooking apparatus comprising:a cooking chamber; anda door configured to open and close the cooking chamber and provided with a plurality of glass sheets, the door comprising a variable layer provided on at least one of the plurality of glass sheets and including a visible light transmittance variable depending on a temperature.2. The cooking apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the variable layer comprises a thermochromic material.3. The cooking apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the variable layer comprises at least one of VO claim 1 , TiO claim 1 , NbO claim 1 , NiS claim 1 , or FeSi.4. The cooking apparatus of claim 3 , wherein:{'sub': 2', '3', '2, 'the variable layer of a first glass sheet of the at least one of the plurality of glass sheets that is nearest to an inside of the cooking chamber includes at least one of TiOor NbO; and'}{'sub': '2', 'the variable layer of a second glass sheet of the at least one of the plurality of glass sheets that is nearest to an outside of the cooking chamber includes VO.'}5. The cooking apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the door comprises a heat reflective coating layer and the variable layer provided on at least one of the plurality of glass sheets.6. The cooking apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the variable layer is provided on a glass sheet farthest from the cooking chamber among the plurality of glass sheets.7. The cooking apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the door comprises a heat reflective coating layer provided on at least one of the plurality of glass sheets.8. The cooking ...

OVEN DOOR LIGHTING

Lighting for an oven door includes a light source and a design that is selectively illuminated by the light source. The light source is located in the oven door, and the design is etched in an oven door window. 1. An oven comprising:a housing defining a cavity, the cavity including at least one heating element configured to heat items placed in the cavity;a door pivotably coupled to the housing;a front panel defining a viewing window supported by the door;a design etched in the window; anda light bar operably coupled with and extending across a lower portion of the door, the light bar being configured to pass through a masking of the front panel and into the viewing window to illuminate the design.2. The oven of claim 1 , wherein the light bar includes a plurality of distinct light sources.3. The oven of claim 1 , further comprising:a primary contact sensitive oven door light switch supported by the housing and configured to selectively activate the light bar.4. The oven of claim 1 , further comprising:a photosensitive sensor that activates the light bar when lighting around the oven is low.5. The oven of claim 1 , further comprising:a secondary contact sensitive oven door light switch supported by the housing and configured to selectively activate a lighting device that illuminates an interior of the oven.6. The oven of claim 1 , wherein the light bar does not illuminate non-etched areas of the viewing window.7. The oven of claim 1 , wherein the door includes a bottom side and the light bar extends across the bottom side.8. The oven of claim 6 , wherein the light bar includes a plurality of light-emitting diodes.9. An oven door comprising:a panel;a window supported by the panel, the window including an etched portion and a non-etched portion;a heat-resistant material positioned between the window and the panel to insulate the window from heat; anda light source operably coupled with an edge of the window and selectively activatable to illuminate only the etched ...

Thermal management system and method for a connected oven

The connected oven includes a cooking cavity defined by a back, a door opposing the bottom, a top adjacent the back and door, a bottom opposing the top, and opposing sidewalls adjacent the remainder of the walls, a user interface unit configured to receive instructions from the user, a sensor, and a thermal management system for minimizing or preventing thermal damage to heat-sensitive components arranged on the oven.

READY TO ASSEMBLE SIMULATED FIREPLACE INSERT KIT

The present disclosure provides a novel ready to assemble simulated fireplace insert kit which can be combined with a pre-built furniture piece, or a ready to assemble furniture piece to provide a unique solution in the ready to assemble furniture product category. The ready to assemble simulated fireplace insert is broken down into individual components that can more easily be packed and shipped in a flat format and assembled by the end user. In some embodiments, certain components may be shared across different width insert assemblies to reduce costs. 1. A ready to assemble simulated fireplace insert kit comprising:a firebox panel having a rear imaging screen portion and a forwardly extending portion;a foundation having a front, a top, opposing left and right sides, and a rear;said firebox panel having a lower peripheral edge removably secured to said foundation,first and second upright structural supports each having a lower end removably secured to said foundation adjacent to said front,said forwardly extending panel portion of said firebox panel engaging said uprights structural supports whereby said foundation and said upright structural supports transfer structural rigidity to said firebox panel; anda simulated firebed assembly removably received on the foundation.2. The ready to assemble simulated fireplace insert kit of claim 1 , wherein each of said upright supports has a rearwardly extending firebox panel attachment structure claim 1 ,said forwardly extending portion of said firebox panel having a respective forward edge portion removably secured to said rearwardly extending firebox panel attachment structures of said upright structural supports.3. The ready to assemble simulated fireplace insert kit of claim 1 , wherein said forwardly extending panel portion comprises left and right side panel portions extending forwardly from side edges of said rear imaging screen portion.4. The ready to assemble simulated fireplace insert kit of claim 3 ,wherein said ...

GLASS PACKAGE AND FRAMEWORK FOR AN OVEN DOOR OF A COOKING OVEN

The present invention relates to glass package () for an oven door of a cooking oven. The glass package () includes an inner glass pane () and at least one further glass pane (), wherein the inner glass pane () is provided for an arrangement towards to an oven cavity () in an assembled and a closed state of the oven door, while the at least one further glass pane () is provided for an arrangement opposite to the oven cavity () in the assembled and closed state of the said door. The glass package () includes connecting means () for a permanent connection between the inner glass pane () and the at least one further glass pane (). The inner glass pane () and the at least one further glass pane () are arranged plane-parallel to each other. An intermediate space is formed between two adjacent glass panes (). At least one slot () and/or channel () enclose or encloses at least partially the circumferential sides of the glass package () along a circumferential direction. The width and height of the inner glass pane () are bigger than the width and height, respectively, of the at least one further glass pane () and of any further component of the glass package (), wherein the widths and heights of the glass panes () relate to the large-area sides of said glass panes (). Further, the present invention relates to a corresponding framework () 25 for an oven door of a cooking oven. Moreover, the present invention relates to an oven door including the glass package () and the framework (). Additionally, the present invention relates to a method for assembling an oven door for a cooking oven. 1. A glass package for an oven door of a cooking oven , whereinthe glass package includes an inner glass pane and at least one further glass pane,the inner glass pane is provided for an arrangement towards an oven cavity in an assembled and a closed state of the oven door, while the at least one further glass pane is provided for an arrangement opposite to the oven cavity in the assembled and ...

Oven

Provided is an oven including a door for opening and closing a cooking chamber, in which a locking portion provided on a glass holder for supporting an outer glass moves along a locking slot provided in a chassis to be fitted to the locking slot, so that assembly of the door is facilitated.

OVEN APPLIANCE

An oven appliance is provided. The oven appliance includes a pair of doors. Each door of the pair of doors includes an outer door panel and an inner door panel. The outer and inner door panels are spaced apart from each other along at least one edge of the door such that the inner and outer door panels define a thermal break therebetween. The thermal break can assist with limiting or hindering heat transfer between the inner and outer door panels.

Cooking appliance with specific locking apparatus for a door, also method

A cooking appliance includes a housing having a cooking chamber, a door, and a guide apparatus with a locking apparatus, which can lock the coupled state between the door and the guide apparatus. The locking apparatus has a bearing support with a holder, in which in the coupled state a bearing element engages. The locking apparatus has a tubular sleeve with a carrier, which is supported rotatably on the bearing support, so that in the coupled state when the sleeve is in a first rotational position, an unlocking position can be established between the sleeve and the bearing element and in the coupled state when the sleeve is in a second rotational position, a locking position can be established between the sleeve and the bearing element. 1. A cooking appliance , comprising:a housing;a cooking chamber configured in the housing;a door for closing the cooking chamber;a guide apparatus for guiding the door as the door is moved; anda coupling facility coupling the door to the guide apparatus, said coupling facility comprising a locking apparatus configured to lock a coupled state between the door and the guide apparatus and including a bearing support with a holder, in which in the coupled state a bearing element, which is arranged on the door, engages, said locking apparatus including a door-distal tubular sleeve supported on the bearing support for rotation into a first rotational position in which in the coupled state an unlocking position is established between the sleeve and the bearing element, and into a second rotational position in which in the coupled state a locking position is established between the sleeve and the bearing element, said sleeve including a carrier configured in one of two ways, a first way in which the carrier automatically contacts a contact element of the door when the door is moved, and causes upon further movement of the door to dynamically couple the sleeve to the door and to automatically rotate the sleeve from the unlocking position to ...

OVEN

An oven includes a main body having a cooking room, a door disposed in the main body to open or close the cooking room, a door having a window to view the inside of the cooking room, a light emitting member disposed in the door, and a guide member to guide light of the light emitting member toward the cooking room. 1a main body having a cooking compartment; and a window configured to provide a view of an inside of the cooking compartment from an outside of the cooking compartment when the door is closed;', 'a light emitting member configured to emit light; and', 'a guide member configured to guide the emitted light from the light emitting member toward the inside of the cooking compartment., 'a door configured to open and close, and thereby open and close, respectively, the cooking compartment, the door including. An oven comprising: This application is a continuation application of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 15/609,258, filed on May 31, 2017, which claims the benefit of Korean Patent Application No. 10-2016-0069532, filed on Jun. 3, 2016 in the Korean Intellectual Property Office, the disclosures of which are incorporated herein by reference.Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to an oven having a structure in which a door to open or close a cooking room is provided with a light illuminating the inside of the cooking room.Generally, an oven is equipment to cook food by including a cooking room, a heating device for applying heat to the cooking room, and a circulation fan for circulating heat generated by the heating device inside the cooking room.The oven, which is cooking equipment of sealing up and heating food to cook it, is classified into an electric oven, a gas oven, and an electronic oven (also, called a microwave). The electric oven uses an electric heater as a heat source, and the gas oven and the microwave use heat generated by gas and friction heat of water molecules, respectively, as heat sources.During cooking using the oven, it is ...

THERMAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR A CONNECTED OVEN

The connected oven includes a cooking cavity defined by a back, a door opposing the bottom, a top adjacent the back and door, a bottom opposing the top, and opposing sidewalls adjacent the remainder of the walls, a user interface unit configured to receive instructions from the user, a sensor, and a thermal management system for minimizing or preventing thermal damage to heat-sensitive components arranged on the oven. 1. A cooking apparatus comprising: a first section defining an air gap inlet; and', 'a second section inferior to the first section, wherein the first section and second section cooperatively define an air gap, wherein the apparatus body defines an air gap outlet;, 'an apparatus body defining a foodstuff cavity and comprising an apparatus top and an apparatus base, wherein the apparatus top comprisesa heating element; andan optical assembly mounted to the second section, wherein the optical assembly extends into to the air gap, wherein a field of view of the optical assembly is directed toward the apparatus base.2. The cooking apparatus of claim 1 , wherein an internal surface of the apparatus body is black.3. The cooking apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising a door mounted to the apparatus body claim 1 , wherein the door comprises a first and second panel that cooperatively define a door air gap claim 1 , wherein the air gap is isolated from the door air gap.4. The cooking apparatus of claim 3 , further comprising a touchscreen mounted to the door claim 3 , wherein the door air gap cools the touchscreen.5. The cooking apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the air gap inlet comprises a set of perforations in the first section.6. The cooking apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the air gap is shorter than the first section.7. The cooking apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising a processing system configured to determine a classification for foodstuff within the foodstuff cavity claim 1 , based on an image recorded by the optical assembly.8. The cooking ...

Decorative panel made of flat glass

The present disclosure relates to a decorative panel made of flat glass for electronic household appliances, in particular, for large stationary household appliances. The decorative panel comprises a base body made of thermally tempered flat glass with an operational front and an operational back and has at least one digital print on the operational back.

Countertop Oven

A countertop oven includes a housing having a rear panel, an upper panel, a bottom panel, a first side panel, an opposing second side panel and an open front end, together defining a cooking cavity therebetween. The cooking cavity is accessible via the open front end of the housing. At least one heating element within the housing selectively heats the cooking cavity. A door is movably attached to the housing via at least one 4-bar linkage mechanism. The door is selectively movable between a closed position, wherein the open front end of the housing is covered by the door, and an open position, wherein the door is positioned generally atop the upper panel of the housing, thereby uncovering the open front end of the housing to access the cooking cavity.

GLASS PACKAGE AND FRAMEWORK FOR AN OVEN DOOR OF A COOKING OVEN

The present invention relates to glass package () for an oven door of a cooking oven. The glass package () includes an inner glass pane () and at least one further glass pane (), wherein the inner glass pane () is provided for an arrangement towards to an oven cavity () in an assembled and a closed state of the oven door, while the at least one further glass pane () is provided for an arrangement opposite to the oven cavity () in the assembled and closed state of the said door. The glass package () includes connecting means () for a permanent connection between the inner glass pane () and the at least one further glass pane (). The inner glass pane () and the at least one further glass pane () are arranged plane-parallel to each other. An intermediate space is formed between two adjacent glass panes (). At least one slot () and/or channel () enclose or encloses at least partially the circumferential sides of the glass package () along a circumferential direction. The width and/or height of the inner glass pane () are/is marginally bigger than the width and/or height, respectively, of the at least one further glass pane () and of any further component of the glass pane (), wherein the widths and heights of the glass panes () relate to the large-area sides of said glass panes (). Further, the present invention relates to a corresponding framework () for an oven door of a cooking oven. Moreover, the present invention relates to an oven door including the glass package () and the framework (). Additionally, the present invention relates to a method for assembling an oven door for a cooking oven. 1. A glass package for an oven door of a cooking oven , whereinthe glass package includes an inner glass pane and at least one further glass pane,the inner glass pane is provided for an arrangement towards an oven cavity in an assembled and a closed state of the oven door, while the at least one further glass pane is provided for an arrangement opposite to the oven cavity in the ...

HEAT TREATMENT MONITORING SYSTEM

A heat treatment monitoring system comprises a sensor unit having at least one sensor to determine current sensor data of food being heated; a processing unit to determine current feature data from the current sensor data; and a monitoring unit adapted to determine a current heating process state in a current heating process of the monitored food by comparing the current feature data with reference feature data of a reference heating process. 1. A method for a heat treatment monitoring system) , comprising:determining, by a sensor unit having at least one sensor, current sensor data of food being heated;applying a linear or nonlinear mapping, by a processing unit, to map the incoming current sensor data from the sensor unit to current feature data being reduced in dimensionality, wherein the mapping is stored in a memory in a monitoring apparatus or received from an external server, and wherein the mapping is derived, by a learning unit, by means of a variance analysis of at least one training heating process, in which sensor data of the at least one training heating process with the highest variance over time in the at least one training heating process is weighted most; anddetermining, by a monitoring unit, a current heating process state in a current heating process of the monitored food by comparing the current feature data with reference feature data of a reference heating process.2. The method of claim 1 , further comprisingdetermining, by a learning unit, a mapping of current sensor data to current feature data and/or determining reference feature data of a reference heating process based on feature data of the at least one training heating process.3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the variance analysis comprises at least one of principal component analysis (PCA) claim 1 , isometric feature mapping (ISOMAP) or linear discriminant analysis (LDA) or a dimensionality reduction technique.4. The method of claim 2 , further comprising determining claim 2 , by the ...

Oven door for an oven cavity of a cooking oven

The present invention relates to an oven door ( 10 ) for an oven cavity ( 40 ) of a cooking oven ( 36 ). The oven door ( 10 ) comprises a first unit ( 12, 28 ) including a front panel ( 12 ) and at least two door columns ( 28 ) permanently attached at an inner side of said front panel ( 12 ) and a second unit including an inner glass panel ( 14 ) and a door frame ( 20 ) permanently attached at said inner glass panel ( 14 ). The door frame ( 20 ) includes an upper frame part ( 24 ) and two lateral frame parts ( 26 ), wherein the lateral frame parts ( 26 ) are permanently attached at an outer side of the inner glass panel ( 14 ) and the upper frame part ( 24 ) is permanently attached at upper ends of the lateral frame parts ( 26 ). The lateral frame parts ( 26 ) are connected or connectable to the door columns ( 28 ) in each case, so that the first unit ( 12, 28 ) and the second unit ( 14, 20 ) are detachably or permanently connected or connectable. A ventilation opening ( 30 ) is formed between the inner glass panel ( 14 ) and the upper frame part ( 24 ). The ventilation opening ( 30 ) is formed by a cut-out in the inner glass panel ( 14 ), so that a lower side and lateral sides of said ventilation opening ( 30 ) are bordered by the inner glass panel ( 14 ) and an upper side of said ventilation opening ( 30 ) is bordered by the upper frame part ( 24 ). An inner side of the upper frame part ( 24 ) is in the same plane as the inner side of the inner glass panel (14) or protrudes inwardly.

DOOR FOR APPARATUS TO COOK AND/OR HEAT FOOD AND CORRESPONDING PRODUCTION METHOD

Door for apparatus to cook and/or heat food, that comprises at least a perimeter frame and two panels, located distanced and facing each other and delimited externally by said at least one perimeter frame, so as to form a closed chamber, at least one of the two panels being co-molded with the at least one perimeter frame. 1. A door for an apparatus to cook and/or heat food , wherein the door comprises a perimeter frame and two panels , located distanced and facing each other and delimited externally by said perimeter frame , so as to form a closed chamber , at least one of said two panels being co-molded with the perimeter frame.2. Door as in claim 1 , wherein the door comprises two perimeter frames each co-molded separately with one of the two panels.3. Door as in claim 1 , wherein the door comprises a perimeter frame co-molded with both panels.4. Door as in wherein each panel is made of a transparent material chosen from a group comprising glass claim 1 , plastic material such as polycarbonate claim 1 , Plexiglas or polymethylmethacrylate or other suitable material.5. Door as in claim 1 , wherein the panels are both made of the same material.6. Door as in claim 1 , wherein the panels are made of different materials.7. Method to produce a door claim 1 , wherein the door includes at least a perimeter frame and two panels and to position said panels opposite and distanced from each other claim 1 , delimiting them externally with the at least one perimeter frame claim 1 , in order to form a closed chamber claim 1 , at least one of said two panels being obtained by co-molding with the at least one perimeter frame.81414a,b. Method to produce the door as in claim 7 , wherein the method co-molds separately at least one panel () with the respective perimeter frame.912. Method to produce the door as in claim 7 , wherein the method co-molds both the panels with the perimeter frame ().10. Apparatus to cook and/or heat food comprising a door as in . The present invention ...

Commercial cooking oven with removable door assembly

A cooking oven includes a housing defining an internal cooking cavity with an opening. A door assembly includes an inner panel framing an inner glass pane, and an outer panel framing an outer glass pane. A pivot arrangement pivotably mounts the door assembly to the housing. The pivot arrangement includes at least one pivot part located on the door assembly and at least one pivot part located on the housing. The pivot part of the door assembly is separable from the pivot part of the housing via vertically upward movement of the door assembly and upon separation of the pivot part of the door assembly from the pivot part of the housing the door becomes completely removed from the housing to enable the door assembly to be taken to a washing station for cleaning.

A DOOR FOR A DOMESTIC APPLIANCE

The present invention relates to a door for a domestic appliance, in particular a cooking oven. Said door comprises a door frame () formed as a closed rectangular frame, at least one outer glass panel () attached or attachable at an outer side of the door frame (), at least one inner glass panel () attached or attachable at an inner side of the door frame (), at least one outer sealing element () arranged or arrangeable between the inner side of the outer glass panel () and the outer side of the door frame (), and at least one inner sealing element () arranged or arrangeable between the outer side of the inner glass panel () and the inner side of the door frame (). The large area side of the outer glass panel () is bigger than the large area side of the door frame (). Further, the large area side of the outer glass panel () is bigger than the large area side of the inner glass panel (). At least one inner space inside the door frame () and between the outer glass panel () and inner glass panel () is hermetically closed. Further, the present invention relates to a domestic appliance, in particular a cooking oven, including at least one door. 21. The door according to claim , characterized in that the door frame is made of plastics and/or is formed as a single-piece part.31. The door according to claim , characterized in that the door comprises a sandwich panel including the inner glass panel and at least one further inner glass panel , wherein said inner glass panel and at least one further inner glass panel are permanently connected together.4. The door according to claim 3 , characterized in that the at least one further inner glass panel of the sandwich panel is arranged or arrangeable inside the door frame.5. The door according to claim 3 , characterized in that the door frame includes at least one snap-in pin element for grasping the further inner glass panel of the sandwich panel.61. The door according to claim claim 3 , characterized in that the door comprises ...

OVEN DOOR AND OVEN COMPRISING AN OVEN DOOR

The invention relates to an oven door () for closing a cavity () of an oven () comprising a glass portion () being at least partially transparent for enabling a user to look into the oven cavity (), wherein the oven door () comprises lighting means () implementing an optical user interface for displaying optical information at the glass portion (). 1. Oven door for closing a cavity of an oven comprising a glass portion being at least partially transparent for enabling a user to look into the oven cavity , wherein the oven door comprises lighting means implementing an optical user interface for displaying optical information at the glass portion.2. Oven door according to claim 1 , wherein the lighting means comprise one or more light sources arranged at the glass portion.3. Oven door according to claim 1 , wherein the lighting means comprise one or more light guides arranged at or in proximity to the glass portion.4. Oven door according to claim 3 , wherein the light guides are optical fibers.5. Oven door according to claim 4 , wherein the optical fibers are glued to the inner surface of the glass portion or are fixed by a protective layer attached at the inner surface of the glass portion.6. Oven door according to claim 4 , wherein the optical fibers are side emitting fibers adapted to emit light in the front direction of the oven door.7. Oven door according to claim 4 , wherein outer diameter of the optical fibers is 0.5 mm to 5 mm.8. Oven door according to claim 3 , wherein the one or more light guides are milled or grinded into the glass portion.9. Oven door according to claim 3 , wherein the one or more light guides are coupled with light sources arranged at the outer edge of the glass portion or within a frame of the oven door.10. Oven door according to claim 2 , wherein the light sources are cooled by an air stream flowing through the oven door.11. Oven door according to claim 1 , comprising an outer glass element and an inner glass element claim 1 , wherein ...

INSULATION DEVICE, DOOR AND DOMESTIC COOKING DEVICE

An insulation device for a door of domestic cooking device includes a first pane, a second pane and a frame arranged between the first pane and the second pane and connected thereto. The frame is made of a foam material, e.g. a foamed inorganic material. The foam material can be closed-pore and configured so as to be impermeable to steam. 115-. (canceled)16. An insulation device for a door of a domestic cooking appliance , said insulation device comprising:a first pane;a second pane; anda frame arranged between the first pane and the second pane and connected thereto, said frame being made of a foam material.17. The insulation device of claim 16 , wherein the foam material is a foamed inorganic material.18. The insulation device of claim 16 , wherein the foam material is closed-pore.19. The insulation device of claim 16 , wherein the foam material is configured so as to be impermeable to steam.20. The insulation device of claim 16 , wherein the foam material is a foam glass.21. The insulation device of claim 16 , wherein the frame is bonded to the first and second panes.22. The insulation device of claim 16 , wherein the first and second panes define a gap there between claim 16 , said frame sized to extend around the gap.23. The insulation device of claim 22 , further comprising an insulating body arranged in the gap for thermal insulation.24. The insulation device of claim 23 , wherein the insulating body is transparent.25. The insulation device of claim 23 , wherein the insulating body comprises a member selected from the group consisting of fumed silica claim 23 , an aerogel claim 23 , a xerogel claim 23 , a cyrogel claim 23 , and any combination thereof.26. The insulation device of claim 16 , wherein at least one of the first and second panes is made of a soda lime glass or a borosilicate glass.27. A door for a domestic cooking appliance claim 16 , comprising an insulation device comprising a first pane claim 16 , a second pane claim 16 , and a frame arranged ...

OVEN

The oven of the present disclosure includes a monitoring unit for monitoring the cooking room and monitoring the data generated by the monitoring and transmitting the data generated by the monitoring the cooking room to the external device through the network so that the user may not directly check the visible portion of the oven, so that the convenience of the user may be improved. 1. An oven comprising:a case;a cooking room provided inside the case;a door provided to open or close the cooking room;a monitoring unit provided on the door to monitor the inside of the cooking room;a cable electrically connected to the monitoring unit, wherein the cable comprises a first cable connected to the monitoring unit at one end and a second cable detachably connected to the other end of the first cable.2. The oven of claim 1 , wherein the door is provided to be separable from the case claim 1 , andwherein the first cable is provided to be separable from the second cable when the door is separated.3. The oven of claim 1 , wherein the first cable is arranged on an inner side of the door and the second cable is arranged on an inner side of the case.4. The oven of claim 3 , wherein the other end of the first cable extends down from the door to protrude down to the outside of the door.5. The oven of claim 4 , wherein the first cable and the second cable are coupled in a region located underneath the door.6. The oven of claim 5 , further comprising:a storage room provided under the cooking room,wherein the first cable and the second cable are coupled in a region corresponding to a height of the storage room.7. The oven of claim 6 , wherein:the storage room is provided to slide against the case, andthe first cable and the second cable are separable while the storage room is slid open.8. The oven of claim 6 , wherein the first cable and the second cable are coupled in a region exposed to the outside of the oven when the storage room is opened.9. The oven of claim 3 , wherein one end ...

METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING A MATERIAL INCLUDING A SUBSTRATE HAVING A TIN AND INDIUM OXIDE-BASED FUNCTIONAL LAYER

A process for the manufacture of a material including a glass or glass-ceramic substrate provided, on at least one of its faces, with a stack of thin layers including a functional layer based on indium tin oxide, the process including successively depositing the functional layer and then, under a pressure of at most 2.5 μbar, an oxygen barrier layer by magnetron cathode sputtering on the at least one face of the substrate. 1. A process for the manufacture of a material comprising a glass or glass-ceramic substrate provided , on at least one of its faces , with a stack of thin layers comprising a functional layer based on indium tin oxide , the process comprising successively depositing said functional layer and then , under a pressure of at most 2.5 μbar , an oxygen barrier layer by magnetron cathode sputtering on said at least one face of said substrate.2. The process as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the glass substrate is made of soda-lime-silica claim 1 , borosilicate claim 1 , aluminosilicate or alumino-borosilicate glass.3. The process as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the substrate is made of glass and the material is heat tempered.4. The process as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the oxygen barrier layer is based on a material chosen from nitrides or oxynitrides claim 1 , or from titanium claim 1 , zirconium or zinc oxides claim 1 , or tin and zinc mixed oxides.5. The process as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the oxygen barrier layer is based on silicon nitride.6. The process as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the oxygen barrier layer has a physical thickness of at least 3 nm and at most 50 nm.7. The process as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a layer based on titanium oxide claim 1 , the physical thickness of which is at most 30 nm is deposited above the oxygen barrier layer.8. The process as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a degree of oxidation of the functional layer is such that the ratio of the light absorption of the stack to the physical thickness of the functional ...

FOOD COOKING OVEN

A food cooking oven having an enclosure, which defines a cooking compartment and a door, which is movable between an open position and a closed position, is disclosed. The door may include a first panel, a second panel, which in a closed configuration has a greater distance from the compartment than the first panel. Additionally, a first and a second body for supporting the first and second panels is included. A profile is included, which is movable between a first position retaining the first panel and a second position permitting removal of the first panel from the door. A push-push type connector is included to retain the profile to the door. 1. An operable door for a cooking appliance , the operable door comprising:inner and outer panels;first and second bodies that include respective first and second brackets for retaining an edge of the inner panel against the first and second bodies;a profile selectively movable between a first position that retains the inner panel against the first and second bodies, and a second position that permits selective and slidable removal of the inner panel from the first and second bodies, wherein the profile in at least the first position extends preponderantly along a side of the inner panel and along a direction that is transverse to a preponderant longitudinal extension of the first and second bodies; anda connector of a push-push type having a latched position and an unlatched position, wherein the connector is configured to retain the profile to the first and second bodies when the connector is in the latched position and wherein the profile is movable to the second position when the connector is in the unlatched position.2. The operable door of claim 1 , wherein the inner panel is removable from the first and second bodies by sliding the inner panel along the first and second bodies in a direction parallel to the preponderant longitudinal extension when the profile is in the second position.3. The operable door of claim 2 , ...

DOOR FOR A COOKING DEVICE COMPRISING A SEPARATE FRAME WITH A RECESSED GRIP, AND COOKING DEVICE COMPRISING A DOOR

A door for a cooking appliance includes a front pane, a further pane arranged in spaced-apart relation to the front pane, a recessed grip embodied in an upper region of the door and configured for gripping from above, and a separate functional frame arranged in an intermediate space between the front pane and the further pane when viewed in a depth direction of the door. The functional frame includes an upper frame part having a delimiting web which protrudes upward on the upper frame part such that the recessed grip is embodied in the upper frame part. 115-. (canceled)16. A door for a cooking appliance , said door comprising;a front pane;a further pane arranged in spaced-apart relation to the front pane;a recessed grip embodied in an upper region of the door and configured for gripping from above; anda separate functional frame arranged in an intermediate space between the front pane and the further pane when viewed in a depth direction of the door, said functional frame including an upper frame part having a delimiting web which protrudes upward on the upper frame part such that the recessed grip is embodied in the upper frame part.17. The door of claim 16 , wherein the delimiting web protrudes upward on a region of the upper frame part facing toward the front pane and is configured to project freely.18. The door of claim 16 , wherein the delimiting web protrudes upward with an oblique orientation facing away from the further pane such that the recessed grip widens out toward a recessed grip opening.19. The door of claim 16 , wherein the recessed grip is delimited on a rear side by a front side of the further pane.20. The door of claim 16 , further comprising a fascia panel arranged separate from the front pane on an upper edge of the front pane for covering a front side of the delimiting web at least in one region thereof.21. The door of claim 20 , wherein the fascia panel rests directly against the delimiting web.22. The door of claim 16 , wherein the further ...

INSULATED CHAMBER WITH PHASE CHANGE MATERIAL AND DOOR WITH CONTROLLABLE TRANSPARENCY

A hinged door for gaining access to a chamber interior region for receiving a storage item therein. The hinged door comprising a frame, a transparent material pane within the frame, a smart glass material disposed proximate the material pane and controllable between a transparent and opaque condition responsive to an electric current supplied to the smart glass material, a phase change material within the frame, and a temperature controlling device proximate the phase change material. 1. A hinged door for gaining access to a chamber interior region for receiving a storage item therein , the hinged door comprising:a frame;a first transparent material pane within the frame;a smart glass material disposed proximate the first material pane, and controllable between a transparent and opaque condition responsive to an electric current supplied to the smart glass material;a first phase change material within the frame; anda first temperature controlling device proximate the first phase change material.2. The hinged door of the first phase change material disposed in a direction toward the chamber interior region relative to the first material pane claim 1 , wherein the smart glass material is disposed in contact with an interior facing surface of the first material pane.3. The hinged door of further comprising a second material pane in a direction away from the chamber interior region relative to the first material pane claim 1 , and wherein a material of the first and second material panes comprises one of glass claim 1 , Plexiglass® sheet claim 1 , and acrylic.4. The hinged door of further comprising a controller for controlling the electrical current supplied to the smart glass material.5. The hinged door of wherein upon activation of the controller by a user claim 4 , the controller supplies electric current to the smart glass material for a predetermined time.6. The hinged door of wherein the controller comprises a time-delay mechanism for controlling electrical ...

REFLECTION SHIELD FOR A COOKING OVEN CAMERA

In order to avoid that the picture signal obtained from an oven camera that is mounted at the exterior side of an oven door is disturbed by reflections, it is suggested to provide a reflection shield () for an oven camera () that is mounted at the exterior side of an oven door () for monitoring an oven cavity () of a cooking oven (), the reflection shield () comprising: a shield element () for covering a portion of the oven door (), a viewing window () for the camera (); and at least one clamp () for clamping the reflection shield () to a handle () of the oven door (). 1. A reflection shield for an oven camera that is mounted at the exterior side of an oven door for monitoring an oven cavity of a cooking oven , the reflection shield comprising:a shield element for covering a portion of the oven door,a viewing window for the camera, andat least one clamp for clamping the reflection shield to a handle of the oven door.2. The reflection shield of claim 1 , wherein the at least one clamp is designed adapted to be clamped between the oven door and the door handle.3. The reflection shield of claim 2 , wherein the at least one clamp claim 2 , when in a released state claim 2 , has a dimension measured orthogonal to an outer surface of the oven door which is larger than the a distance of the door handle from the oven door.4. The reflection shield of claim 3 , wherein the at least one clamp claim 3 , is shaped such that during insertion of the clamp claim 3 , the clamp is biased claim 3 , and in a fully mounted position is at least partially released.5. The reflection shield according to claim 2 , wherein the at least one clamp has an abutment surface with which the clamp rests against the door handle claim 2 , wherein the abutment surface is shaped to be complementary to the a cross-sectional shape of the door handle.6. The reflection shield according to claim 2 , said at least one clamp comprising two clamps between which there is located the viewing window.7. The ...

Liquid Crystalline Composition having a Dark Black Color

A shaped part that is formed from a polymer composition that contains a liquid crystalline polymer and a black pigment is provided. By selectively controlling the type and relative concentration of these components, the polymer composition and shaped parts formed therefrom can have a dark black appearance, and yet still exhibit good thermal and mechanical properties at high temperatures. 122-. (canceled)23. A liquid crystalline polymer composition that comprises a thermotropic liquid crystalline polymer and a black pigment that includes a plurality of carbon black particles in an amount of from about 1.5 wt. % to about 6 wt. % of the polymer composition , wherein the carbon black particles have an average size ranging from about 10 to about 100 nanometers , wherein the composition defines a black surface when shaped into a plaque having a size of 60 millimeters×80 millimeters by 3 millimeters , and wherein the black surface is characterized according to the CIELAB test by a L* value of from 0 to 30 , wherein L*=is a luminosity value ranging from 0 to 100 , where 0=black and 100=white.24. The polymer composition of claim 23 , wherein the liquid crystalline polymer composition contains polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons in an amount of about 1 part per million or less.25. The polymer composition of claim 23 , wherein liquid crystalline polymers constitute from about 25 wt. % to about 75 wt. % of the polymer composition.26. The polymer composition of claim 23 , wherein the black surface is characterized according to the CIELAB test by a b* value of about 4 or less claim 23 , wherein b* is the yellow/blue axis and ranges from −100 to 100 claim 23 , where positive values are yellowish and negative values are bluish.27. The polymer composition of claim 23 , wherein the liquid crystalline polymer contains repeating units derived from an aromatic dicarboxylic acid claim 23 , aromatic hydroxycarboxylic acid claim 23 , aromatic diol claim 23 , aromatic amide claim 23 , ...

THERMALLY INSULATING GLASS LAMINATES WITH A NON-UNIFORM COATING LAYER AND A PLURALITY OF SEALED CAVITIES OF GAS MOLECULES

The present disclosure describes thermally insulating glass laminates that mitigate or prevent heat loss from heated cavities. In some embodiments, the thermally insulating glass laminates comprise a non-uniform low or non-conductive coating layer that forms a chemical bond with at least one inner surface of the substrates, wherein the coating layer can have a thickness of about 0.010 inches or less and forms a pattern that contacts about 30% or less of at least one inner surface of a substrate and helps form a plurality of sealed cavities of gas molecules between the substrates. Since there is a small amount of gas molecules in each cavity, convective heat transfer between the substrates is minimized thereby minimizing heat loss through the laminates into the surrounding environment. 1. A thermally insulating laminate comprising:a first glass substrate having an inner surface;a second glass substrate having an inner surface; anda non-uniform low or non-conductive coating layer that forms a chemical bond with at least one inner surface, andwherein the coating layer has a thickness of about 0.010 inches or less and forms a pattern that contacts about 30% or less of the at least one inner surface, andwherein a plurality of sealed cavities of gas molecules exists between the substrates.2. The laminate of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of sealed cavities of gas molecules comprise about 5 to about 400 cavities per square centimeter of the coating layer.3. The laminate of claim 1 , wherein a width of the coating layer measured between each of the plurality of sealed cavities is about 0.01 to about 0.5 millimeters.4. The laminate of claim 1 , wherein the thickness of the coating layer is about 0.005 inches or less.5. The laminate of claim 1 , wherein the thickness of the coating layer is about 0.001 inches or less.6. A method of forming the laminate of claim 1 , comprising the steps of applying a coating composition to the first substrate claim 1 , heating the coating ...

MICROWAVE OVEN WITH FULL GLASS DOOR

A microwave oven () with a full glass door () for preventing microwave leakage from the cooking cavity () of the microwave oven () is provided. The front plate () of the cooking cavity () has a conductive material (), such as a rubber with conductive filler. The inner glass surface () of the door () has a conductive coating that creates a ground loop with the conductive material () on the front plate () of the cooking cavity () to prevent microwave leakage from the cooking cavity (). 1. A microwave oven , comprising:a housing;a cooking cavity with a conductive material on the front plate of the cavity;at least one cooking unit for delivering microwave energy in said cooking cavity; and a frame;', 'an outer glass surface, substantially free of a conductive coating, coupled to the frame;', 'an inner glass surface with a coating of conductive material coupled to the frame; and', 'wherein said conductive coating on said inner glass surface contacts said conductive material on the front plate of the cavity when the door is closed, creating a ground loop for the door., 'a door comprising2. The microwave oven of claim 1 , wherein said conductive material on the front plate is conductive rubber.3. The microwave oven of claim 2 , wherein said conductive rubber comprises silicone rubber with a conductive filler.4. The microwave oven of claim 1 , wherein said conductive coating on said inner glass surface is put on both sides of the inner glass surface.5. The microwave oven of claim 1 , wherein said conductive material surrounds a periphery of the cavity opening in the front plate of the cavity.6. The microwave oven of claim 5 , wherein said conductive material is generally rectangular bead of conductive rubber.7. The microwave oven of claim 6 , wherein said conductive coating on said inner glass surface comprises fluorine doped tin oxide.8. The microwave oven of claim 7 , wherein said door frame comprises a polymeric material.9. The microwave oven of claim 8 , wherein said ...

Ceramics wringing

The object of the present invention is an integrally bonded composite component, a method for the production thereof, and the use thereof. The invention particularly relates to integrally bonded transparent ceramic composite components, to a method for the production of such ceramic composite components, and to the use thereof.

OVEN

Disclosed herein is an oven able to reduce the temperature of an upper portion of the front glass through a door duct having an improved flow path structure for some of the air sucked into the inside of the door to reach to the upper portion of the front glass. An oven includes a main body; a cooking room provided inside the main body with an open front; a door, wherein the door includes a front glass installed on a front side; a rear glass installed on a rear side; at least one middle glass arranged between the front glass and the rear glass; a door handle coupled to an upper portion of the front glass; support frames arranged on both sides of the door to fix the front glass, the rear glass, and the middle glass; and a door duct coupled to an upper portion of the support. 1. An oven comprising:a main body;a cooking room provided inside the main body with an open front; a front glass installed on a front side;', 'a rear glass installed on a rear side;', 'at least one middle glass arranged between the front glass and the rear glass to form a plurality of air flow paths;', 'a door handle coupled to an upper portion of the front glass;', 'support frames arranged on both sides of the door to fix the front glass, the rear glass, and the middle glass; and', 'a door duct coupled to an upper portion of the support frame for guiding an air flow path between the front glass and the middle glass to extend to an upper portion of the front glass., 'a door provided to open or close the cooking room, wherein the door comprises2. The oven of claim 1 , wherein the middle glass comprises a first middle glass arranged adjacent to the rear side of the front glass and a second middle glass arranged between the first middle glass and the rear glass.3. The oven of claim 2 , wherein the plurality of air flow paths comprises a first air flow path formed between the front glass and the first middle glass claim 2 , a second air flow path formed between the first middle glass and the second ...

THERMALLY INSULATING GLASS LAMINATES WITH A PLURALITY OF GLASS SPACERS SUBMERGED IN A COATING LAYER TO FORM A SEALED CAVITY OF GAS MOLECULES

The present disclosure describes thermally insulating glass laminates that prevent heat from escaping from heated cavities. In some embodiments, the thermally insulating glass laminates comprise a low or non-conductive coating layer that forms a chemical bond with at least one substrate, wherein the coating layer has a thickness of about 0.010 inches or less, wherein a plurality of glass spacers is submerged in the coating layer, and wherein at least one sealed cavity of gas molecules is created between the substrates and around the glass spacers. Since there is a small amount of gas molecules in each cavity, convective heat transfer between the substrates is minimized thereby minimizing heat loss through the laminates into the surrounding environment. 1. A thermally insulating laminate comprising:a first glass substrate having an inner surface;a second glass substrate having an inner surface; anda low or non-conductive coating layer that forms a chemical bond with at least one inner surface, andwherein the coating layer has a thickness of about 0.010 inches or less,wherein a plurality of glass spacers is submerged in the coating layer, andwherein at least one sealed cavity of gas molecules is created between the substrates and around a portion of the glass spacers not submerged in the coating layer.2. The laminate of claim 1 , wherein the glass spacers comprise about 100 to about 700 spacers per square millimeter of the coating layer with a width of about 10 to about 50 microns.3. The laminate of claim 1 , wherein the thickness of the coating layer is about 0.005 inches or less.4. The laminate of claim 1 , wherein the thickness of the coating layer is about 0.001 inches or less.5. The laminate of claim 1 , wherein about 30% or less of the surface area of the coating layer has glass spacers submerged therein.6. A method of forming the laminate of claim 1 , comprising the steps of applying a coating composition with the glass spacers to the first substrate claim 1 , ...

OVEN DOOR FOR A COOKING OVEN

A, preferably dismountable, oven door comprising at least one glass panel and a door frame or a pair of door columns for supporting said glass panel, wherein the glass panel comprises a first large-area surface, an opposing second large-area surface and at least two lateral edges, the glass panel is detachably or permanently mounted or mountable in the door frame or at the door columns, respectively, the glass panel is chiral in respect of a physical or chemical property of its first large-area surface and of its second large-area surface and of the geometric shapes of its at least two lateral edges, the door frame or at least one door column, respectively, is formed at least partially complementary to the glass panel, so that the door frame or the at least one door column, respectively, is engageable or compatible with said glass panel. 1. An oven door comprising at least one glass panel and a door frame or a pair of door columns for supporting said glass pane , wherein:the glass panel comprises a first large-area surface, an opposing second large-area surface and at least two lateral edges,the glass panel is detachably or permanently mounted or mountable in the door frame or at the door columns, respectively,the glass panel is chiral in respect of a physical or chemical property of its first large-area surface and of its second large-area surface and of the geometric shapes of its at least two lateral edges,the door frame or at least one said door column, respectively, is formed at least partially complementary to the glass panel so that the door frame or the at least one door column, respectively, is engageable or compatible with said glass panel, wherein the glass panel is trapezoid shaped having an upper edge extending parallel to a lower edge thereof, wherein at least one of a left lateral edge and a right lateral edge of the glass panel is slanted and forms a mechanical element effecting an unsymmetrical form of said glass panel, and wherein a counterpart of ...

Cooking appliance with an imaging device

A cooking appliance can include a cooking chamber and an imaging device for capturing an image of a food item inside the chamber. The appliance can include a transparent, touchscreen display for displaying the interior contents of the cooking appliance to a user without requiring the user to open the cooking appliance, as well as providing for the user controlling, operating, and interacting with the cooking appliance.

Component for cooking appliance

Aspects of the disclosure generally relate to a cooking appliance that can include a cooking chamber and at least one additional component. The component can include a component body defining a surface thermally confronting the cooking chamber. In addition, the component can also include a multi-layered composite on the surface.

HEAT TREATMENT MONITORING SYSTEM

A heat treatment monitoring system comprises a sensor unit having at least one sensor to determine current sensor data of food being heated; a processing unit to determine current feature data from the current sensor data; and a monitoring unit adapted to determine a current heating process state in a current heating process of the monitored food by comparing the current feature data with reference feature data of a reference heating process. 116-. (canceled)17. A heat treatment system for heating a food item , comprising:one or more sensors arranged to output raw sensor data; and classify a type of the food item;', 'extract, from the raw sensor data, based on a type of the food item, a first subset of sensor data including values of a first feature of the sensor data, and a second subset of sensor data including values of a second feature of the sensor data, wherein the first feature and the second feature are different from one another;', 'select reference data based on the type of the food item; and', 'control heating of the food item by comparing the first and second subsets of sensor data to the reference data., 'a computer, the computer comprising a processor and a memory, the memory storing instructions executable by the processor, the instructions including instructions such that the computer is programmed to18. The system of claim 17 , wherein the instructions further include instructions to select one or more third subsets of sensor data from the raw sensor data claim 17 , wherein each of the one or more third subsets are different from one another and from the first and second subsets of sensor data.19. The system of claim 17 , wherein the one or more sensors includes one or more image sensors.20. The system of claim 17 , wherein the one or more image sensors include at least one of a 3D camera claim 17 , a stereo camera claim 17 , or a radar.21. The system of claim 17 , wherein the first feature and the second feature include at least one of a pixel ...

COOKING APPLIANCE

A cooking appliance includes a housing having a cooking compartment, which is surrounded by a bottom surface, a pair of side surfaces, and a back surface of the housing, and has an upper surface and a front surface which are open. A door includes a door upper surface part which covers the upper surface of the housing and a door front surface part which is connected to a front side of the door upper surface part and covers the front surface of the housing and opens and closes the upper surface and the front surface of the housing by rotating about a rear side of the door upper surface part. A heating part is installed in at least one of the housing or the door. 1. A cooking appliance comprising:a housing having a cooking compartment, the housing including a bottom surface, a pair of side surfaces, and a back surface, and having an upper surface and a front surface which are open;a door including a door upper surface part which covers the upper surface of the housing and a door front surface part which is connected to a front side of the door upper surface part and covers the front surface of the housing, the door rotatable about a rear side of the door upper surface part to open and close the upper surface and the front surface of the housing; anda heating part installed at at least one of the housing or the door.2. The cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the heating part includes a first heating part including an electric heater installed at the door upper surface part.3. The cooking appliance of claim 2 , wherein:an inside of the door upper surface part includes a first space portion and an inside of the door front surface part includes a second space portion, the first space portion and the second space portion are connected to each other; anda first control board disposed in the second space portion of the door front surface part and electrically connected to the first heating part through the first space portion of the door upper surface part.4. The cooking ...

ELECTRIC COMPOSITE HEAT OVEN WITH SIGHT WINDOW FOR TRANSPARENT PLANAR HEATING ELEMENT

An electric composite heat oven provided with a sight window of a transparent planar heating element is provided. Since the electric composite heat oven has a structure in which a heater heating element is installed, being lower than the upper end of a cooking container, on the front and rear sidewalls of a cooking chamber of an enclosure and a transparent planar heating element is installed over an opening of the cooking chamber of the enclosure, radiant heat may actively control various disturbances that occur during cooking depending on a place where the oven is installed and a change in temperature, whereby there is an effect of providing the optimum heat power depending on a cooking material and also shortening cooking time. 15.-. (canceled)6. An electric composite heat oven provided with a sight window of a transparent planar heating element , the electric composite heat oven comprising:an enclosure having a cooking chamber;a door for opening or closing an opening of the enclosure;a cooking-material fixing means for fixing cooking material inside the enclosure;heater heating elements installed on inner sidewalls of the enclosure to generate convective heat; andthe transparent planar heating element installed in the door to generate radiant heat.7. The electric composite heat oven of claim 6 , wherein the transparent planar heating element is combined in an inner space of the door claim 6 , andan exterior of the door is supported by a door support means to open or close an upper opening of the cooking chamber, the door support means being pivotably hinged on a side of an upper end of the enclosure.8. The electric composite heat oven of claim 6 , wherein the cooking-material fixing means is configured to include:a cooking container formed lower than a height of the cooking chamber so that heat generated by the heater heating elements passes through an upper opening of the cooking container; anda grill mounted on the cooking container.9. The electric composite ...

PASS THROUGH CONVECTION OVEN

According to one example, a convection oven comprises a cooking chamber having a front door and a rear door opposing the front door; a combustion chamber disposed below at least a portion of the cooking chamber; a side flue conduit configured to direct hot air from the combustion chamber to the cooking chamber; and a side sub-chamber with a convection fan configured to re-circulate at least a portion of the hot air within the cooking chamber, in which the side sub-chamber is disposed adjacent a side of the cooking chamber that is orthogonal to the front and rear door. 1. A convection oven comprising:a) a cooking chamber having a front door and a rear door opposing the front door;b) a combustion chamber disposed below at least a portion of the cooking chamber;c) a side flue conduit configured to direct hot air from the combustion chamber to the cooking chamber; andd) a side sub-chamber with a convection fan configured to re-circulate at least a portion of the hot air within the cooking chamber, in which the side sub-chamber is disposed adjacent a side of the cooking chamber that is orthogonal to the front and rear door.2. The convection oven of further comprising a sub-housing positioned opposite the sub-chamber claim 1 , the sub-housing including a motor configured to rotate the convection fan claim 1 , and further including a cooling fan that is coupled to the motor and this is configured for exchanging air in the side sub-chamber.3. The convection oven of further comprising a means for venting air from the sub-housing.4. The convection oven of wherein the means for venting air from the sub-housing comprises a rear vent on a side of the sub-housing.5. The convection oven of further comprising a means for drawing air into the sub-housing.6. The convection oven of wherein the means for drawing air into the sub-housing comprises a sub-cavity positioned below at least one of a front and a rear portion of the cooking chamber claim 2 , wherein the sub-cavity is vented to ...

DOMESTIC APPLIANCE WITH AN ILLUMINATION DEVICE AND A COOLING CHANNEL

The present invention relates to a domestic appliance, in particular a cooking oven, comprising at least one illumination device () and at least one cooling channel (). The cooling channel () includes an elongated portion extending inside a wall () of a cavity () of the domestic appliance. An inner sheet () of said wall () faces the cavity (). The cooling channel () is connected or connectable to at least one fan () for generating an air stream () inside said cooling channel (). The illumination device () is provided for illuminating the cavity () of the domestic appliance and comprises at least one LED board () and at least one transparent panel (). At least one light emitting diode () is arranged at an inner side of the LED board () and directed to the cavity (). A transparent inner panel () of the illumination device () faces the cavity () and is arranged in a cut-out of the inner sheet () of the wall (). The illumination device () is at least partially integrated inside the elongated portion of the cooling channel (), so that a section of said elongated portion of the cooling channel () is formed within or by the illumination device () and at least a part of the air stream () passes through the illumination device () and flows along at least one side of the LED board (). 1. A domestic cooking oven , comprising at least one illumination device and at least one cooling channel , wherein:the cooling channel includes an elongated portion extending inside a wall of a cavity of the cooking oven,an inner sheet of said wall faces the cavity,the cooling channel is connected or connectable to at least one fan for generating an air stream inside said cooling channel,the illumination device is provided for illuminating the cavity,the illumination device comprises at least one LED board and at least one transparent panel,at least one light emitting diode is arranged at an inner side of the LED board and directed to the cavity,a transparent inner panel of the illumination ...

DOOR AND OVEN HAVING THE SAME

Disclosed is an oven capable of decreasing the temperature of a door by circulating air introduced into the door through the inside of the door. The oven includes a main body having an inlet port, a cooking chamber provided inside the main body, a cooling fan disposed above the cooking chamber to suck air through the inlet port and blow the air, and a door opening and closing the cooking chamber, and including a plurality of glasses, wherein at least one of the plurality of glasses has an inclined surface. 1. An oven comprising:a main body having an inlet port;a cooking chamber provided inside the main body;a cooling fan disposed above the cooking chamber to suck air through the inlet port and blow the air; anda door opening and closing the cooking chamber, and including a plurality of glasses, wherein at least one of the plurality of glasses has an inclined surface.2. The oven according to claim 1 , wherein:the plurality of glasses defines at least one air channel, andthe inclined surface is formed such that a cross-sectional area of the at least one air channel varies along an airflow direction.3. The oven according to claim 2 , wherein:a cross-sectional area of a downstream side of the at least one air channel along the airflow direction is wider than a cross-sectional area of an upstream side of the at least one air channel along the airflow direction.4. The oven according to claim 1 , wherein:at least one of the plurality of glasses is disposed to be inclined.5. The oven according to claim 2 , wherein:the plurality of glasses includes an outer glass, an inner glass, and an intermediate glass disposed between the outer glass and the inner glass.6. The oven according to claim 5 , wherein:a gap between a lower portion of the outer glass and a lower portion of the intermediate glass is larger than a gap between an upper portion of the outer glass and an upper portion of the intermediate glass.7. The oven according to claim 5 , wherein:a gap between an upper portion ...