Refrigeration unit with framed door

a refrigeration unit and door frame technology, applied in the field of built-in refrigeration appliances, can solve the problems of preventing the use of such a cover element and the danger of the finger being injured when the door is closed, and achieve the effect of good positional stability of the fram

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-09-30
BSH BOSCH & SIEMENS HAUSGERAETE GMBH
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[0008]To achieve good positional stability of the frame on the carcass it is expedient

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If a gap occurs between the door and the frame when the door is opened which is wide enough to get a finger into, there is a danger of the finger being injured when the door is closed.
However, the use of such a co

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[0018]FIG. 1 shows a built-in refrigeration appliance in a perspective view with a carcass 1 and a door 2 which is assembled from a decor panel 3 and door leaf 4 largely hidden in the figure behind the decor panel 3. The door leaf 4 is embodied in the known manner as an essentially plate shaped hollow carcass filled with foam as an insulating material, which in its closed position forms an essentially airtight seal with the front side of the carcass 1 and together with said carcass delimits a refrigerated inner space.

[0019]The door leaf 4 is connected to the carcass 1 by two multilink hinges 5 which engage on one side on the front of the carcass and on the other side on the upper or the lower narrow side of the door leaf 4. The multilink hinges 5 are also essentially hidden behind the decor panel so that only part of the upper multilink hinge 5 is to be seen.

[0020]The decor panel 3 made of wood or from another normal furniture material is matched to the outward appearance of the fro...

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Abstract

An appliance having a carcass, a door hinged onto the carcass, and a frame attached to the carcass surrounding edges of the door. In an exemplary embodiment, on at least one hinge-side sidewall of the carcass, the frame may form at least one sidewall of an open slot, and a leaf-type anti-trap element may extend in an outward direction from the door into the open slot.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention relates to a built-in refrigeration appliance, the door of which is surrounded on a number of sides by a fixed frame when the appliance is in its built-in state. These types of refrigeration appliances in which the arms of the frame are fastened in each case to sidewalls or to a roof of the carcass of the refrigeration appliance and extend out to the front edges of the walls of a recess in the furniture surrounding the refrigeration appliance in order to cover a gap between the refrigeration appliance and the walls of the recess are in widespread use, especially in the American market.[0002]The fixed frame surrounding the door restricts the freedom of movement of the door so that in general, the use of multilink hinges is necessary to guide an opening movement of the door away from the frame without the door hitting the frame. If a gap occurs between the door and the frame when the door is opened which is wide enough to get a fi...

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IPC IPC(8): F25D23/02
CPCE05D11/0054E05Y2201/11E05Y2800/10F25D2323/024E05Y2900/31F25D23/028F25D23/10E05Y2900/302
Inventor LAIBLE, KARL-FRIEDRICHSTEICHELE, HELMUT
Owner BSH BOSCH & SIEMENS HAUSGERAETE GMBH
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