Housing for a household appliance
A technology for household appliances and shells, which is applied in the field of shells of household appliances, and can solve problems such as cover size error, difficulty in ensuring a sufficiently reliable snap-fit locking mechanism, deformation, etc.
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[0023] figure 1 A perspective view of a cooling appliance, such as a refrigerator or freezer, is shown in a freestanding upright design with a frame 30 and a door 31 . The top side of the frame 30 is formed by a deck 32 whose front edge 33 is flush with the door 31 . An opening is provided in the front edge 33, into which opening the frame 1 of the housing is inserted. The frame 1 generally has the shape of an elongated rectangular parallelepiped with an open front side. The cover 2 of the housing is shown separated from the refrigeration unit. The cover 2 includes a cover plate 14 and a skirt. In the installed state, the cover plate 14 usually covers the front edge 33 of the table, and the skirt includes four connecting portions 15, 16, 17. The connections are connected to each other at corners and protrude at right angles from the rear side of the cover plate 14 (see also FIG. 2 ), and said skirt is provided for engagement with the frame 1 in the mounted state.
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