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Clear ice maker

An ice maker, a thorough technology, applied in the field of refrigeration equipment, can solve the problems of easy failure, interference, complexity, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-03-10
BSH BOSCH & SIEMENS HAUSGERAETE GMBH
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This technique does work but is also complex and prone to failure due to the moving parts used
In addition, the movement of the water storage container is accompanied by the generation of noise, which may be perceived by the user as a disturbance

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[0015] A water storage container 3 is provided in the interior 1 of the refrigerator 2 . The cooling device 4 is shown in a position in which a cooling finger 5 of the cooling device engages from above into the water storage container 3 and is submerged in the water in the water storage container. As shown, the cooling device 4 can be formed by a Peltier element to which a direct current can be applied, so that the cooling finger 5 forms the cold side of the Peltier element and extends opposite to said cooling finger. Out of the ribs 6 form the warm side of the Peltier element. Cooling the cooling fingers 5 leads to the formation of ice cubes on each cooling finger in a known manner.

[0016] An electronic control circuit (not shown) controls the power supply to the Peltier elements, and after a predetermined period of time during which the ice cubes have reached the desired size but have not yet melted, the electronic control circuit controls the cooling device 4 from the st...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a clear ice maker for a refrigeration device, comprising a water container (3) and a supply line for filling the water container with fresh water. In said ice maker, an osmosis filter (8) is connected in series in the supply line.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an ice maker for producing crystal clear ice cubes and a refrigeration device provided with the ice maker. Background technique [0002] Ice makers for domestic refrigeration units are known in various configurations. A simple ice maker has a water storage container divided into chambers that pre-set the shape of the ice cubes. In the simplest case, ice is produced by lowering the temperature in the cooling compartment in which the water storage container is located to below 0°C. The ice obtained by this method is not completely crystal clear, but instead has multiple streaks or air bubbles mixed in, which cause the ice cube to appear cloudy. [0003] Since the ice obtained from such an ice maker chamber is sometimes difficult to remove from the mould, an ice maker capable of automatic ice making is proposed in which a plurality of cooling fingers are immersed into the connection of the water storage container in the room. ...

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IPC IPC(8): F25C1/18
CPCF25C2400/14F25D2323/121F25D23/12F25C1/18F25C2400/10
Inventor A·阿萨纳修
Owner BSH BOSCH & SIEMENS HAUSGERAETE GMBH
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