Rack insert for plate rack, plate rack and dishwasher

Abstract

The invention relates to a rack insert (15; 15 ') for a plate rack (12) of a dishwasher (1). 115) for dishwashers, in particular household dishwashers, plate racks, in particular bottom racks, having a plurality of coils (16; 116), each of which is arranged to be bent multiple times and each of which has a coil extension (16. V; 116.V), the shelf insert further having a plurality of connecting lines (17, 17.1, 17.2 and 17.4 to 17.7; 117, 117.1, 117.2 and 117.4 to 117.7), which are connected to each other such that the coil (16; 116) along the coil extension (16. V; 116.V) is connected to each other a plurality of times, the coil extension (16. V; 116.V) is provided with a plurality of differently designed receiving means (116.V; 116.V) for receiving different washing objects (SG; s1 to S4) in a region (B1, B2, B3).

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to a dish rack, particularly a bottom rack insert, for a dishwasher, especially a household dishwasher. Furthermore, this invention relates to dish racks, particularly bottom racks, for dishwashers, especially household dishwashers, and to dishwashers, particularly household dishwashers. Background Technology

[0002] Cutlery racks on the market, especially bottom racks, typically have multiple areas, each with two parallel pin rows. The pin rows are primarily designed to receive plates of various sizes. Glassware or ceramic cups can only be placed unsatisfactorily here. Small items can fall or pass through the underside of the rack and, in the worst case, clog the rinsing mechanism, especially the lower rinsing arm.

[0003] Furthermore, it is known that the foldable pin array can be installed in an inclined position to allow for the receipt of glass and ceramic cups. This is typically only possible in high-value cutlery racks, and means that plates cannot be placed at that pin array location.

[0004] Publication EP 2 377 455 A1 discloses a rinsing rack, particularly a bottom rack, for a dishwasher having multiple coils arranged sequentially in the filling direction of the dishwasher, each extending at least approximately across its entire width in the width direction of the rinsing rack. Each coil is configured to be bent multiple times and is integrated at its end into a needle extending in the vertical direction of the dishwasher. The rinse material receiving portion can have two bent arrangements designed to be spaced apart from each other, wherein the bent arrangements of the two coils arranged sequentially in the filling direction form a corresponding rinse material receiving portion therebetween. Furthermore, another bent arrangement of the two coils arranged sequentially in the filling direction can form a corresponding additional rinse material receiving portion therebetween.

[0005] Publication WO 2019 / 002930 A1 discloses a support for a washing machine, particularly a dishwasher, wherein the support has a shape that corresponds to the shape of the container to be rinsed, and includes a plurality of longitudinal lines and a plurality of transverse lines that are interconnected and arranged and shaped in a suitable manner to define at least one receiving cavity capable of receiving at least one dish, and includes at least one outer wall and at least one bottom defined by the longitudinal and transverse lines, wherein the bottom is substantially perpendicular to the outer wall and can be divided into at least three regions: at least one central region and at least two side regions, the side regions being substantially symmetrical about the central region. The arrangement of the longitudinal lines includes at least two support points for each dish, which are placed in the receiving cavity and must be provided and designed so that when one or more longitudinal lines are not in contact with the dish, they do not impede the proper positioning and placement of the dish in the receiving cavity.

[0006] Publication DE 10 2016 208 112 A1 discloses a cutlery rack for receiving rinsed items, particularly multiple different plates, having an open bottom surface comprising multiple spaced longitudinal lines, wherein the longitudinal lines form an open and preferably nearly horizontally oriented bottom surface, particularly a plane, and having an open receiving surface comprising multiple spaced transverse lines extending at an angle to the longitudinal lines, particularly perpendicular or nearly perpendicular, and preferably connecting the longitudinal lines on the upper side, wherein the open receiving surface extends at an angle to the open bottom surface. Summary of the Invention

[0007] Against this background, the object of the present invention is to provide a rack insert for a dish rack, particularly a bottom rack, in a dishwasher, especially a household dishwasher, which enables optimized utilization of the rinsing chamber provided by the dishwasher, particularly a household dishwasher. The rack insert for a dish rack, particularly a bottom rack, according to the present invention should be able to simultaneously receive very different items to be rinsed, such as plates, ceramic cups, glasses, pots, and the like.

[0008] To achieve the objectives of the invention, a rack insert for a dish rack, particularly a bottom rack, of a dishwasher, is provided. The rack insert has a plurality of spaced-apart coils, each coil being arranged with multiple bends and having a coil extension. The rack insert also has a plurality of connecting wires that connect the coils multiple times along the coil extensions. The rack insert according to the invention has multiple differently designed areas along the coil extensions for receiving different items to be rinsed, particularly different tableware such as plates, ceramic cups, glasses, pots, and the like.

[0009] Based on this design of the rack insert according to the invention, cutlery racks for various loading components can be used in areas designated for this design, without requiring the user to match the area, for example, by folding a pin. The advantage of this design also lies in the fact that, for example, plates and ceramic cups can be placed adjacent to each other simultaneously, and the provided rinsing chamber can be used flexibly.

[0010] The distribution of the coils can be changed at least once along the length of the connecting line, i.e., the depth direction, or the direction of movement of the cutlery rack. Therefore, for example, it is possible to design a configuration with a smaller half for receiving flat plates and a larger half for receiving deeper plates. The smaller half of the coils also allows for the placement of smaller rinsing items without them extending through the underside of the rack insert and / or cutlery rack according to the invention, and, where possible, obstructing the rotation of the lower rinsing arm.

[0011] Alternatively, the rear area can also be implemented using the same portion across the entire width.

[0012] Specifically, the dish rack can be a bottom rack, and correspondingly, the dishwasher can be a household dishwasher.

[0013] It is possible to set at least three different areas along the coil extension for receiving different rinsing materials, particularly the left area, the middle area and the right area.

[0014] The setup of multiple distinct zones allows for the safe and problem-free reception of different flushing materials.

[0015] A first and left region can be provided between a first connecting line and another, particularly a second connecting line, and the first and left regions are particularly suitable for receiving glass cups and / or ceramic cups; a second and middle region is provided at least between another, particularly a second connecting line and another, particularly a fourth connecting line and is particularly suitable for receiving plates of various sizes; and a third and right region is provided at least between another, particularly a fourth connecting line and another, particularly a seventh connecting line and is also particularly suitable for receiving glass cups and / or ceramic cups.

[0016] In the first and left regions of the holder insert according to the invention, glass cups and / or ceramic cups can be securely abutted against the side wall of the cutlery rack, particularly the bottom rack. Furthermore, this region can be raised slightly to create space below for different contents to be placed in and / or on the bottom of the container. It is also apparent that this region can be lowered even without such contents in and / or on the bottom of the container.

[0017] In the second and intermediate regions of the holder insert according to the invention, additional raised portions are provided to outline the contours of the pin array arranged on an additional, particularly fourth connecting line, and for a safe position to receive the rinsed material. Specifically, the received rinsed material is a plate.

[0018] Furthermore, in the third and right regions of the holder insert according to the invention, it is possible, for example, to abut against the pin array in the second and middle regions on the other side.

[0019] Between each coil extension having at least one embossed protrusion, an additional, particularly a second connecting line, can be provided in the second intermediate region.

[0020] At least one protrusion, imprinted between each coil, having a suitable profile such as wavy, triangular, rectangular, and / or polygonal, significantly improves the placement stability of the received rinsed item, at least not due to the shape fit achieved by using a smaller number of abutment points. Therefore, the received rinsed item can no longer slide laterally on the rear side. In particular, the received rinsed item can be a plate.

[0021] Alternatively or additionally, the second intermediate region, particularly the second connecting line, mainly and particularly has a completely straight extension, i.e., without any protrusions.

[0022] Additional, particularly a fourth connecting line, is provided between each of the coil extensions having at least one needle, in the form of a second intermediate region, wherein the corresponding needle is oriented relative to the vertical line at an angle range of + / -25°, preferably + / -20°, and particularly + / -15°.

[0023] As part of a needle array, such a positioned needle can, as already explained, contribute to the secure positioning of the received rinse material. The needle array can be implemented as both rigid and foldable. The set angle range particularly advantageously affects the received rinse material and practical applicability. In particular, the received rinse material can be a plate.

[0024] The corresponding needle can have a needle length in the range of 30mm to 110mm, preferably 40mm to 100mm, especially 50mm to 90mm, and / or an orientation angle in the range of 45° to 90°, preferably 50° to 85°, especially 60° and 80° relative to its other, especially fourth connecting line.

[0025] These two possible characteristics of the needle, the needle length, and the orientation angle also contribute to the secure positioning of the received rinse material. In particular, the received rinse material can be a plate.

[0026] The second intermediate region and the corresponding needles, particularly the second connecting line, can have a horizontal spacing in the range of 80mm to 125mm, preferably 100mm to 120mm, particularly 110mm to 115mm, and / or a vertical spacing in the range of -5mm to 30mm, preferably 0mm to 20mm, particularly 0mm to 15mm or 0mm to 10mm. A negative vertical spacing indicates that the corresponding needle is arranged vertically below the second intermediate region, particularly the second connecting line. Conversely, a positive vertical spacing indicates that the corresponding needle is arranged vertically above the second intermediate region, particularly the second connecting line.

[0027] Furthermore, these two possible geometric characteristics, the horizontal spacing and the vertical spacing, also contribute to the secure positioning of the received rinsed item. In particular, the received rinsed item can be a plate.

[0028] Additionally, particularly the second connecting line and the third connecting line can have a horizontal spacing in the range of 60mm to 100mm, preferably 70mm to 90mm, particularly 75mm to 85mm, or in the range of 40mm to 90mm, preferably 50mm to 80mm, particularly 55mm to 75mm, and / or a vertical spacing in the range of 10mm to 40mm, preferably 15mm to 35mm, particularly 15mm to 25mm or 20mm to 30mm.

[0029] Therefore, optimized position and orientation of the received rinse material in the second and intermediate regions of the rack insert according to the invention can be easily and consistently ensured. The received rinse material penetrates deeply enough into the rack insert according to the invention and also achieves sufficient positional stability. In particular, the received rinse material can be a plate.

[0030] Between the other, particularly the fifth connecting line and the other, particularly the sixth connecting line, steps with an inclination of 6° to 40°, preferably 8° to 35°, particularly 10° and 30° or 15° to 35° relative to the horizontal line, and / or with a horizontal length of 30mm to 100mm, preferably 40mm to 90mm, particularly 45mm to 85mm or 40mm to 60mm can be arranged.

[0031] The received rinse material, particularly glass and / or ceramic cups, can be safely rested against the needle array in the second and intermediate areas. In particular, the received rinse material can be a plate.

[0032] According to another aspect of the invention, a dish rack, particularly a bottom rack, is provided for a dishwasher, especially a household dishwasher. The dish rack is movable into the rinsing container along a guide in the insertion direction or movable out of the rinsing container in the opposite direction to the insertion direction. The dish rack has longitudinal and transverse elements, wherein the longitudinal element extends in the insertion direction of the dish rack, particularly the bottom rack, and wherein the transverse element is arranged perpendicular to the longitudinal element. The longitudinal and transverse elements form a rack base, and the dishwasher is equipped with at least one rack insert according to the invention.

[0033] The advantages of the rack insert according to the invention can be transferred to the cutlery rack, especially the bottom rack, when it is similarly introduced into the cutlery rack. Therefore, the arrangement of the rack insert according to the invention in the cutlery rack, especially the bottom rack, allows for the safe and problem-free reception of different rinses.

[0034] The rack insert according to the invention is capable of occupying only a portion of the area of ​​the base of the cutlery rack, particularly the bottom rack, particularly at least one quadrant and / or at least half.

[0035] Thus, a receiving area for receiving additional rinses, particularly space-consuming pots, frying pans, or glass trays, can be utilized, not occupied by the rack insert according to the invention. Wide and optimized reception of different rinses can be achieved without problems.

[0036] The rack insert according to the invention is capable of occupying the left rear quadrant, right rear quadrant, left half and / or right half of the base of a cutlery rack, particularly a bottom rack.

[0037] The space occupied allows for the widest possible use and optimal application of cutlery racks, especially bottom racks. Obviously, combinations of feasible placement options can also be considered, such as occupying the left rear quadrant and / or right front quadrant.

[0038] The rack insert according to the invention can be non-detachably or fixedly connected to a cutlery rack, particularly a bottom rack, or welded, or the rack insert can be detachably connected to a cutlery rack, particularly a bottom rack, wherein the rack insert is provided with fasteners, particularly hooks and / or locking clips, for securing to the cutlery rack, particularly the bottom rack.

[0039] By means of the non-removable or secure connection between the rack insert according to the invention and the cutlery rack, especially the bottom rack, a cutlery rack, especially the bottom rack, can be designed to be perfectly matched and optimized for the most uniform application conditions.

[0040] The detachable connection between the rack insert according to the invention and the cutlery rack, particularly the bottom rack, enables a feasible solution for the universal application of the cutlery rack, particularly the bottom rack. Users can quickly and easily remove the rack insert according to the invention from the cutlery rack, particularly the bottom rack, so that large pots, bowls, or similar items can subsequently be placed in the cutlery rack, particularly the bottom rack.

[0041] According to another aspect of the invention, a dishwasher, particularly a household dishwasher, is proposed, comprising a rack insert and / or a cutlery rack, particularly a bottom rack, according to the invention, the cutlery rack being equipped with at least one rack insert according to the invention.

[0042] Other possible embodiments of the invention include combinations of features or implementation methods described before or after the examples, which are not detailed herein. Furthermore, those skilled in the art have added various perspectives as improvements and supplements to the corresponding basic forms of the invention. Attached Figure Description

[0043] Further advantageous designs and viewpoints of the present invention are described in the dependent claims and the following embodiments of the invention. The invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and preferred embodiments.

[0044] The attached diagram shows, Figure 1 A schematic perspective view showing an embodiment of a known dishwasher, particularly a known household dishwasher; Figure 2 A schematic perspective view showing a first preferred embodiment of a dish rack, particularly a bottom rack insert, for a dishwasher, especially a household dishwasher, according to the present invention; Figure 3 Showing according to Figure 2 A schematic cross-sectional view of a first preferred embodiment of the frame insert according to the present invention; Figure 4a , Figure 4b and Figure 4c Showing according to Figure 2 Different schematic diagrams of the first preferred embodiments of the frame insert according to the present invention, with different loading configurations; Figures 5a to 5d Showing according to Figure 2 Further different schematic diagrams of the first preferred embodiment of the frame insert according to the invention, with different loading configurations; Figure 6a , Figure 6b , Figure 7a , Figure 7b , Figure 8a and Figure 8b Showing cutlery racks, especially bottom racks, according to Figure 2 A schematic diagram of another design scheme of the first preferred embodiment of the frame insert according to the present invention; Figure 9 A schematic perspective view of a second preferred embodiment of a dish rack, particularly a bottom rack insert, for a dishwasher, especially a household dishwasher, according to the present invention is shown. Figure 10 Showing according to Figure 9 A schematic cross-sectional view of a second preferred embodiment of the frame insert according to the present invention; Figure 11 Showing according to Figure 9 A schematic plan view of a second preferred embodiment of the frame insert according to the present invention; Figure 12a , Figure 12b and Figure 12c Showing according to Figure 9 Different schematic diagrams of the second preferred embodiments of the frame insert according to the present invention, with different loading configurations; Figures 13a to 13d Showing according to Figure 9 Further different schematic diagrams of a second preferred embodiment of the frame insert according to the invention, with different loading.

[0045] Unless otherwise specified, components that are identical or have the same function in the drawing are labeled with the same number. Detailed Implementation

[0046] Figure 1 A schematic perspective view of an embodiment of a known water-conducting household appliance 1 is shown. Currently, the water-conducting household appliance is the known dishwasher 1, and in particular, the known household dishwasher.

[0047] Dishwasher 1 typically has a rinsing container 2 configured as a working chamber for receiving items to be cleaned, and the rinsing container can be closed, particularly waterproof, through a container door 3. For this purpose, a sealing ring can be provided between the container door 3 and the rinsing container 2. Preferably, the rinsing container 2 is square. The rinsing container 2 can be arranged within the housing of the household dishwasher 1. The rinsing container 2 and the container door 3 can form a rinsing chamber 4 for rinsing the items.

[0048] Container door 3 in Figure 1 The open position is shown in the diagram. The container door 3 can be closed or opened by pivoting around the pivot 5 located at the lower end of the container door 3. The filling opening 6 on the front side of the rinsing container 2 can be closed or opened by means of the container door 3.

[0049] The rinsing container 2 is, for example, square and has a container bottom 7, a container lid 8 arranged opposite to the container bottom 7, a container rear wall 9 arranged opposite to the closed container door 3, and two container side walls 10 and 11 arranged opposite to each other. The container bottom 7, container lid 8, container rear wall 9, and container side walls 10 and 11 can be made of stainless steel sheet, for example.

[0050] Furthermore, the household dishwasher 1 has at least one rinseable container 12, 13, and 14. Preferably, the rinseable containers 12, 13, and 14 are the filling surfaces of the dishwasher 1. In particular, multiple rinseable containers 12, 13, and 14 can be provided, wherein the rinseable container 12 can be a lower dish rack (bottom rack), the rinseable container 13 can be an upper dish rack (upper rack), and the rinseable container 14 can be a dish drawer of the dishwasher 1. Preferably, multiple rinseable containers 12, 13, and 14 are arranged in a stacked manner in the rinse container 2. Each rinseable container 12, 13, and 14 can optionally move into the rinse container 2, particularly linearly, in the insertion direction E (arrow) or move out of it, particularly linearly, in the withdrawal direction A (arrow).

[0051] Figure 2 A schematic perspective view of a first preferred embodiment of the cutlery rack 12 (not shown) and rack insert 15 (not shown) for a dishwasher 1 (not shown), particularly a household dishwasher (not shown), is shown according to the present invention.

[0052] The dish rack 12 for a dishwasher 1, particularly a household dishwasher, and the rack insert 15, particularly the bottom rack, include a plurality of spaced-apart coils 16, each coil being configured with multiple bends and each coil having a coil extension 16.V (double arrow). The rack insert also has a plurality of connecting wires 17 that connect the coils 16 to each other multiple times along the coil extensions 16.V (double arrow). Furthermore, along the coil extensions 16.V (double arrow), a plurality of differently designed areas B1, B2, and B3 are provided for receiving different rinse items SG.

[0053] In a first preferred embodiment of the holder insert 15, three differently designed regions B1, B2, and B3, specifically the left region B1, the middle region B2, and the right region B3, are arranged along the coil extension 16.V (double arrow) for receiving different rinse materials SG. The design of multiple different regions B1, B2, and B3 enables problem-free and safe reception of different rinse materials SG, which are not shown.

[0054] Figure 3 It shows that according to Figure 2 A schematic cross-sectional view of a first preferred embodiment of the frame insert 15 according to the present invention.

[0055] For a dishwasher 1 (not shown), particularly a household dishwasher (not shown), a dish rack 12 (not shown), and a bottom rack insert 15 (not shown), as already implemented, include a plurality of spaced-apart coils 16, each coil being configured with multiple bends and each coil having a coil extension 16.V (double arrow). The insert also has a plurality of connecting wires 17 that connect the coils 16 multiple times along the coil extensions 16.V (double arrow). Furthermore, along the coil extensions 16.V (double arrow), a plurality of differently designed areas B1, B2, and B3 are provided for receiving different rinse items SG.

[0056] Exemplarily, in a first preferred embodiment of the rack insert 15, three differently designed regions B1, B2, and B3 for receiving different rinse materials SG are provided along the coil extension 16.V (double arrow), specifically the left region B1, the middle region B2, and the right region B3. The first and left regions B1 can also be slightly raised to allow space below for different contents, such as zeolite inlet caps, to be placed in and / or on the bottom of the container. It is evident that the first and left regions B1 can also be set lower without such contents in and / or on the bottom of the container.

[0057] The first and left regions B1 of the holder insert are at least located between the first connecting line 17.1 and another, particularly the second connecting line 17.2, and are particularly suitable for receiving glass cups S1 and / or ceramic cups S2. Furthermore, the second and middle regions B2 are at least located between another, particularly the second connecting line 17.2 and another, particularly the fourth connecting line 17.4, and are particularly suitable for receiving plates of different sizes. Additionally, the third and right regions B3 are at least located between another, particularly the fourth connecting line 17.4 and another, particularly the seventh connecting line 17.7, and are again particularly suitable for receiving glass cups S1 and / or ceramic cups S2.

[0058] Furthermore, the second intermediate region B2, particularly the second connecting line 17.2, is provided with at least one embossed protrusion 18 between each of the plurality of individual coils 16 (see Figure 2 Each embossed protrusion 18 can have a suitable profile, such as wavy, triangular, rectangular, and / or polygonal. At least one embossed protrusion 18 extending between each coil 16 significantly improves the placement stability of the received rinse material SG, at least not due to the shape fit achieved by utilizing a smaller number of contact points. Therefore, the received rinse material can no longer slide laterally on the rear side.

[0059] The corresponding coil 16 has a coil 26 with a vertical coil height HV.26 between the second connecting line 17.2 and the third connecting line 17.3, which extends at least 25 mm, preferably at least 30 mm, and particularly at least 34 mm beyond the adjacent second connecting line 17.2 in the vertical line V (double arrow).

[0060] Furthermore, the second intermediate region B2, particularly the fourth connecting line 17.4, is equipped with at least one needle 19 between each of the plurality of individual coils 16. Preferably, the individual needles 19 are part of a needle array 20, which in turn can have groups G1, G2 of needles 19 with the same orientation (see...). Figure 2 On the other hand, groups G1 and G2 can also have different orientations of needle 19, such as a mirror orientation (see...). Figure 2 The needle 19, positioned as part of the needle array, also contributes to the secure positioning of the received rinse material SG. The needle array can be implemented as both rigid and foldable.

[0061] The corresponding needle 19 is oriented relative to the vertical line V (double arrow) at an angle range 19.W of + / -25°, preferably + / -20°, and particularly + / -15°, and / or includes a needle length 19.L in the range of 30mm to 110mm, preferably 40mm to 100mm, and particularly 50mm to 90mm. Furthermore, the corresponding needle 19 is arranged obliquely, wherein the needle has an orientation angle 19.A relative to its additional, particularly fourth connecting line 17.4, in the range of 45° to 90°, preferably 50° to 85°, and particularly 60° to 80° (see...). Figure 2 The characteristics of the corresponding needle 19 are particularly advantageous in influencing the position of the received rinse material SG and its practical applicability.

[0062] The second intermediate region B2 and the corresponding needle 19, i.e., its needle base 19.B, have additional, particularly the second connecting line 17.2, having a horizontal spacing AH.19 in the range of 80mm to 125mm, preferably 100mm to 120mm, particularly 110mm to 115mm, and / or a vertical spacing AV.19 in the range of -5mm to 30mm, preferably 0mm to 20mm, particularly 0mm to 15mm or 0mm to 10mm. These two possible geometric features, the horizontal spacing AH.19 and the vertical spacing AV.19, also contribute to the secure positioning of the received rinse material.

[0063] Furthermore, particularly the second connecting line 17.2 and the third connecting line 17.3, can have a horizontal spacing AH.3 in the range of 60mm to 100mm, preferably 70mm to 90mm, particularly 75mm to 85mm, or in the range of 40mm to 90mm, preferably 50mm to 80mm, particularly 55mm to 75mm, and / or a vertical spacing AV.3 in the range of 10mm to 40mm, preferably 15mm to 35mm, particularly 15mm to 25mm or 20mm to 30mm. This allows for simple and consistent optimization of the position and orientation of the received rinse material SG in the second and intermediate regions B2 of the rack insert 15. The received rinse material SG penetrates sufficiently deep into the rack insert 15, and further, sufficient positional stability is achieved.

[0064] Furthermore, a step 21 can be arranged between another, particularly the fifth connecting line 17.5 and another, particularly the sixth connecting line 17.6, the step having an inclination 21.S of 6° to 40°, preferably 8° to 35°, particularly 10° and 30° or 15° to 35° relative to the horizontal line H (double arrow), and / or having a horizontal length 21.LH of 30mm to 100mm, preferably 40mm to 90mm, particularly 45mm to 85mm or 40mm to 60mm. The received rinsing material SG, particularly the glass cup S1 and / or ceramic cup S2, can be safely abutted against the needle row in the second and intermediate regions.

[0065] It should be noted that the naming of connectors 17, 17.1, 17.2, and 17.4 through 17.7 is based on... Figure 3 The illustrated implementation is shown above. In other preferred embodiments, additional connecting lines can be included or excluded, thereby naturally changing the naming of the connecting lines. Therefore, the current naming of the connecting lines is only to be understood as illustrative of the illustrated implementation.

[0066] Figure 4a , Figure 4b and Figure 4c It shows that according to Figure 2 Different schematic diagrams of the first preferred embodiment of the frame insert 15 according to the present invention with different loading.

[0067] The arrangement of the rack insert 15 according to the invention in the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, allows for the safe and problem-free reception of different rinses SG.

[0068] The rack inserts 15 shown for the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, include first and left regions B1, second and middle regions B2, and third and right regions B3 for receiving different rinses SG along the coil extension 16.V (double arrow) of the coil 16.

[0069] The first and left regions B1 are at least located between the first connecting line 17.1 and another, particularly the second connecting line 17.2, and are especially suitable for receiving glass cup S1 and / or ceramic cup S2 (see...). Figure 4a Furthermore, the second and intermediate region B2 is at least located between another, particularly the second connecting line 17.2 and another, particularly the fourth connecting line 17.4, and is particularly suitable for receiving plates S3 of different sizes (see...). Figure 4b Furthermore, the third and right regions B3 are at least located between additional, particularly the fourth connecting line 17.4 and additional, particularly the seventh connecting line 17.7, and are particularly suitable for receiving glass cup S1 and / or ceramic cup S2 (see...). Figure 4c ).

[0070] Figures 5a to 5d It shows that according to Figure 2 Further different schematic diagrams of the first preferred embodiment of the frame insert according to the invention, with different loading.

[0071] The rack inserts 15 shown for the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, include first and left regions B1, second and middle regions B2, and third and right regions B3 for receiving different rinses SG along the coil extension 16.V (double arrow) of the coil 16.

[0072] The corresponding rack insert 15 can receive different rinse materials SG in a known manner. Thus, for example, one can be provided with a glass S1, two ceramic cups S2, four plates S3, and a pot S4 (see...). Figure 5a and Figure 5b ), there is a glass cup S1, two ceramic cups S2 and five plates S3 (see Figure 5c ), or it may have two ceramic cups S2 and one pot S4 (see Figure 5d ).

[0073] Figure 6a , Figure 6b , Figure 7a , Figure 7b , Figure 8a and Figure 8b The following is shown: the basis for the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack. Figure 2 A schematic diagram of another design scheme of the first preferred embodiment of the frame insert 15 according to the present invention.

[0074] Dishwasher 1 is usually like Figure 1 The diagram shows a rinsing container 2 configured as a working chamber for receiving rinsing material to be cleaned. The rinsing container can be closed, particularly waterproof, through a container door 3. It also has at least one rinsing material receiving portion 12, 13, and 14, particularly a cutlery rack 12 (bottom rack). Each rinsing material receiving portion 12, 13, and 14 can optionally be moved, particularly linearly, into the rinsing container 2 in the insertion direction E (arrow) or particularly linearly from it in the withdrawal direction A (arrow).

[0075] The cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, has a longitudinal element 23 and a transverse element 24, wherein the longitudinal element 23 extends in the insertion direction E (arrow) of the rinse container 12, and the transverse element 24 is arranged perpendicular to the longitudinal element 23, and wherein the longitudinal element 23 and the transverse element 24 form a rack base 25 having an area F. The cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, is equipped with at least one rack insert (see exemplary embodiment). Figure 6a ).

[0076] exist Figure 6a and Figure 6b In the schematically illustrated first preferred embodiment, the holder insert 15 for the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, occupies at least one left rear quadrant of the area F of the rack base 25 of the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack. Furthermore, in Figure 7a and Figure 7b In the schematically illustrated first preferred embodiment, the holder insert 15 for the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, occupies at least the left half of the area F of the rack base 25 of the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack. Furthermore, in Figure 8a and Figure 8b In the schematic first preferred embodiment shown in the diagram, the insert 15 for the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, occupies at least the right half of the area F of the base 25 of the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack.

[0077] These so-called occupancy features are merely exemplary; in principle, the shelf insert 15 for the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, can occupy the left half, right half, left rear quadrant, and / or right rear quadrant of the base of the cutlery rack, particularly the bottom rack. So-called overlapping occupancy zones can also be achieved.

[0078] The rack insert 15 can also be non-detachably or fixedly connected to the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, or in particular by welding. In the case of a detachable connection, the rack insert 15 is equipped with fasteners known to those skilled in the art for securing it to the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, in particular hooks and / or locking clips.

[0079] Figure 9 A schematic perspective view of a second preferred embodiment of the invention is shown, for a dish rack 12 (not shown) for a dishwasher 1 (not shown), particularly for a household dishwasher, and particularly for a rack insert 115 for a bottom rack.

[0080] For a dishwasher 1, particularly a household dishwasher, a dish rack 12, and especially a rack insert 115 for the bottom rack, includes a plurality of spaced-apart coils 116, each coil being configured with multiple bends and each coil having a coil extension 116.V (double arrow). The rack insert also has a plurality of connecting wires 117 that connect the coils 116 to each other multiple times along the coil extensions 116.V (double arrow). Furthermore, a plurality of differently designed areas B4, B5, and B6 for receiving different rinse items SG are provided along the coil extensions 116.V (double arrow).

[0081] In a second preferred embodiment of the holder insert 115, three differently designed regions B4, B5, and B6 are provided along the coil extension 116.V (double arrow) for receiving different rinse materials SG, specifically the left region B4, the middle region B5, and the right region B6. The design of multiple different regions B4, B5, and B6 enables problem-free and safe reception of different rinse materials SG, not shown.

[0082] Figure 10 It shows that according to Figure 9 A schematic cross-sectional view of a second preferred embodiment of the frame insert 115 according to the present invention.

[0083] For a dishwasher 1 (not shown), particularly a household dishwasher (not shown), a dish rack 12 (not shown), and particularly a bottom rack (not shown), a rack insert 115 includes, as already implemented, a plurality of spaced-apart coils 116, each coil being configured with multiple bends and each coil having a coil extension 116.V (double arrow). The rack insert also has a plurality of connecting wires 117 that connect the coils 116 multiple times along the coil extensions 116.V (double arrow). Furthermore, a plurality of differently designed areas B4, B5, and B6 for receiving different rinse items SG are provided along the coil extensions 116.V (double arrow).

[0084] Exemplarily, in a first preferred embodiment of the rack insert 115, three differently designed regions B4, B5, and B6, specifically the left region B4, the middle region B5, and the right region B6, are arranged along the coil extension 116.V (double arrow) for receiving different rinse materials SG. The first and left regions B4 can also be slightly raised to allow space below for different contents, such as zeolite inlet caps, to be placed in and / or on the bottom of the container. It is evident that the first and left regions B4 can also be set lower without such contents in and / or on the bottom of the container.

[0085] The first and left regions B4 of the holder insert 115 are at least located between the first connecting line 117.1 and another, particularly the second connecting line 117.2, and are particularly suitable for receiving glass cups S1 and / or ceramic cups S2. Furthermore, the second and middle regions B5 are at least located between another, particularly the second connecting line 117.2 and another, particularly the fourth connecting line 117.4, and are particularly suitable for receiving plates of different sizes. Additionally, the third and right regions B6 are at least located between another, particularly the fourth connecting line 117.4 and another, particularly the seventh connecting line 117.7, and are again particularly suitable for receiving glass cups S1 and / or ceramic cups S2.

[0086] The corresponding coil 116 has a coil 126 with a vertical coil height HV.126 between the second connecting line 117.2 and the third connecting line 117.3, the coil extending at least 40 mm, preferably at least 50 mm, and particularly at least 60 mm beyond the adjacent second connecting line 117.2 on the vertical line V (double arrow). Preferably, the two side angles FW.2 and FW.3 of the coil 126 have different values. The smaller side angle FW.2 adjacent to the second connecting line 117.2 is set to a value of 6° to 14°, preferably 8° to 12°, and particularly about 10°, and correspondingly, the larger side angle FW.3 adjacent to the third connecting line 117.3 is set to a value of 12° to 20°, preferably 15° to 18°, and particularly about 17°.

[0087] Furthermore, the second intermediate region B5, particularly the fourth connecting line 117.4, is equipped with at least one needle 119 between a plurality of individual coils 116. Preferably, the individual needle 119 is part of a needle array 120, which in turn can have groups G3, G4 of needles 119 with the same orientation (see...). Figure 9 Groups G3 and G4 can also have different orientations of needle 119, such as a mirror orientation (see...). Figure 9 The needle 119, positioned as part of the needle array, also contributes to the secure positioning of the received rinse material SG. The needle array can be implemented as both rigid and foldable.

[0088] The corresponding needle 119 is oriented relative to the vertical line V (double arrow) at an angle range 119.W of + / -25°, preferably + / -20°, and particularly + / -15°, and / or includes a needle length 119.L in the range of 30mm to 110mm, preferably 40mm to 100mm, and particularly 50mm to 90mm. Furthermore, the corresponding needle 119 is arranged obliquely, wherein the needle has an orientation angle 119.A relative to its additional, particularly fourth connecting line 117.4, in the range of 45° to 90°, preferably 50° to 85°, and particularly 60° to 80° (see...). Figure 9 The characteristics of the corresponding needle 119 are particularly advantageous in influencing the position of the received rinse material SG and its practical applicability.

[0089] The second intermediate region B5 and the corresponding needle, namely its needle base 119.B, have additional, particularly the second connecting line 117.2, with a horizontal spacing AH.119 in the range of 80 mm to 125 mm, preferably 100 mm to 120 mm, particularly 110 mm to 115 mm, and / or a vertical spacing AV.119 in the range of -5 mm to 30 mm, preferably 0 mm to 20 mm, particularly 0 mm to 15 mm or 0 mm to 10 mm. These two possible geometric features, the horizontal spacing AH.119 and the vertical spacing AV.119, also contribute to the secure positioning of the received rinse material.

[0090] Furthermore, particularly the second connecting line 117.2 and the third connecting line 117.3, can have a horizontal spacing AH.13 in the range of 60mm to 100mm, preferably 70mm to 90mm, particularly 75mm to 85mm, or in the range of 40mm to 90mm, preferably 50mm to 80mm, particularly 55mm to 75mm, and / or a vertical spacing AV.13 in the range of 10mm to 40mm, preferably 15mm to 35mm, particularly 15mm to 25mm or 20mm to 30mm. This allows for simple and consistent optimization of the position and orientation of the received rinse material SG in the second and intermediate regions B5 of the rack insert 115. The received rinse material SG penetrates sufficiently deep into the rack insert 115, and further, sufficient positional stability is achieved.

[0091] Furthermore, a step 121 can be arranged between another, particularly the fifth connecting line 117.5 and another, particularly the sixth connecting line 117.6, the step having an inclination 121.S of 6° to 40°, preferably 8° to 35°, particularly 10° and 30° or 15° to 35° relative to the horizontal line H (double arrow), and / or having a horizontal length 121.LH of 30mm to 100mm, preferably 40mm to 90mm, particularly 45mm to 85mm or 40mm to 60mm. The received rinsing material SG, particularly the glass cup S1 and / or ceramic cup S2, can be safely abutted against the needle row in the second and intermediate regions.

[0092] It should be noted that the naming of connectors 117, 117.1, 117.2, and 117.4 through 117.7 is based on... Figure 10 The illustrated implementation is shown above. In other preferred embodiments, additional connecting lines can be included or excluded, thereby naturally changing the naming of the connecting lines. Therefore, the current naming of the connecting lines is only to be understood as illustrative of the illustrated implementation.

[0093] Figure 11 It shows that according to Figure 9A schematic plan view of a second preferred embodiment of the frame insert 115 according to the present invention.

[0094] Alternatively or additionally, the second intermediate region B5, particularly the second connecting line 117.2, mainly and particularly completely has a straight extension VL, i.e., without any protrusions.

[0095] Furthermore, it is identifiable that the corresponding coil 116 has at least a horizontal offset HZ in the region of the third connecting line 117.3. Preferably, at least the horizontal offset HZ extends relative to the needle 119 belonging to the coil 116. Preferably, the horizontal offset HZ has a value between 2 mm and 6 mm, preferably between 3 mm and 5 mm, and particularly about 4 mm. Preferably, the corresponding suitable coil 116, the associated offset HZ, and the adjacent suitable needle 119 form a bevel ES.

[0096] Figure 12a , Figure 12b and Figure 12c It shows that according to Figure 9 Different schematic diagrams of the second preferred embodiment of the frame insert 115 according to the invention, with different loading.

[0097] The arrangement of the rack insert 115 according to the invention in the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, enables the safe and problem-free reception of different rinses SG.

[0098] The rack insert 115 shown for the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, includes a first and left region B4, a second and middle region B5, and a third and right region B6 for receiving different rinses SG along the coil extension 116.V (double arrow) of the coil 116.

[0099] The first and left regions B4 are at least located between the first connecting line 117.1 and another, particularly the second connecting line 117.2, and are especially suitable for receiving glass cup S1 and / or ceramic cup S2 (see...). Figure 12a Furthermore, the second and intermediate region B5 is at least located between another, particularly the second connecting line 117.2 and another, particularly the fourth connecting line 117.4, and is particularly suitable for receiving plates S3 of different sizes (see...). Figure 12b Furthermore, the third and right regions B6 are at least located between additional, particularly the fourth connecting line 117.4 and additional, particularly the seventh connecting line 117.7, and are particularly suitable for receiving glass cup S1 and / or ceramic cup S2 (see...). Figure 12c ).

[0100] Figures 13a to 13d It shows that according to Figure 9Different schematic diagrams of a second preferred embodiment of the frame insert 115 according to the invention, with different loading configurations.

[0101] The rack insert 115 shown for the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack, includes a first and left region B4, a second and middle region B5, and a third and right region B6 for receiving different rinses SG along the coil extension 116.V (double arrow) of the coil 116.

[0102] The corresponding rack insert 115 can receive different rinse materials SG in a known manner. Thus, for example, one can be provided with a glass S1, two ceramic cups S2, four plates S3, and a pot S4 (see...). Figure 13a and Figure 13b ), there is a glass cup S1, two ceramic cups S2 and five plates S3 (see Figure 13c ), or it may have two ceramic cups S2 and one pot S4 (see Figure 13d ).

[0103] It is obvious that Figure 9 The second preferred embodiment of the cutlery holder 12, particularly the bottom holder, shown according to the invention, can also have... Figure 6a , Figure 6b , Figure 7a , Figure 7b , Figure 8a and Figure 8b As shown, according to Figure 2 A schematic diagram of another design of the first preferred embodiment of the rack insert 15 according to the invention for the cutlery rack 12, particularly the bottom rack.

[0104] Although the invention has been described with reference to embodiments, modifications can be made to the invention in many respects.

[0105] The reference numerals used in the figures

[0106] 1. Dishwasher; Household dishwasher

[0107] 2. Rinse the container

[0108] 3. Container door

[0109] 4. Flushing arm

[0110] 5 Pivot axis

[0111] 6. Filling opening

[0112] 7. Bottom of the container

[0113] 8. Container lid

[0114] 9. Rear wall of container

[0115] 9.1 Container Rear Wall Components

[0116] 9.2 Container Rear Wall Components

[0117] 9.3 Container Rear Wall Components

[0118] 9.4 Container Rear Wall Components

[0119] 10 Container sidewalls

[0120] 11 Container sidewalls

[0121] 12. Rinseable container; lower cutlery rack (bottom rack)

[0122] 13. Rinseable container; upper cutlery rack (upper shelf)

[0123] 14. Rinse-off container; cutlery drawer

[0124] 15 inserts

[0125] 16 coils

[0126] 16.V Coil Extension (Double Arrow)

[0127] 17 Connecting wires

[0128] 17.1 First connecting line

[0129] 17.2 Other, especially the second connecting line

[0130] 17.4 Other, especially the fourth connecting line

[0131] 17.5 Other, especially the fifth connecting line

[0132] 17.6 Other, especially the sixth connecting line

[0133] 17.7 Other, especially the seventh connecting line

[0134] 18. Protrusions

[0135] 19 stitches

[0136] 19.A Orientation Angle

[0137] 19.B. Bottom of needle

[0138] 19.L needle length

[0139] 19.W Angle Region

[0140] 20-needle row

[0141] 21 steps

[0142] 21.S Inclination

[0143] 21. LH Horizontal Length

[0144] 22 Guiding Device

[0145] 23. Vertical elements

[0146] 24 Horizontal Components

[0147] 25 bases

[0148] 26 laps

[0149] 115 inserts

[0150] 116 coil

[0151] 116.V Coil extension (double arrow)

[0152] 117 Connecting cable

[0153] 117.1 First connecting line

[0154] 117.2 Additionally, especially the second connecting line

[0155] 117.4 Additionally, especially the fourth connecting line

[0156] 117.5 Additionally, especially the fifth connecting line

[0157] 117.6 Additionally, especially the sixth connecting line

[0158] 117.7 Additionally, especially the seventh connecting line

[0159] 119 stitches

[0160] 119.A Orientation Angle

[0161] 119.B Needle base

[0162] 119.L needle length

[0163] 119.W Angle Region

[0164] 120-needle array

[0165] 121 steps

[0166] 121.S Inclination

[0167] 121.LH Horizontal Length

[0168] 122 Guiding Device

[0169] 123 Vertical elements

[0170] 124 Horizontal Components

[0171] 125 base frames

[0172] A. Pulling direction (arrow)

[0173] AH.3 Horizontal Spacing

[0174] AH.13 Horizontal Spacing

[0175] AH.19 Horizontal Spacing

[0176] AH.119 Horizontal Spacing

[0177] AV.3 Vertical Spacing

[0178] AV.13 Vertical Spacing

[0179] AV.19 Vertical Spacing

[0180] AV.119 Vertical Spacing

[0181] B1 area; left area

[0182] Area B2; Middle Area

[0183] Area B3; Right Area

[0184] B4 area; left area

[0185] Area B5; Middle Area

[0186] Area B6; Right Area

[0187] E. Insertion direction (arrow)

[0188] ES slope

[0189] F area

[0190] FW.2 Side Angle

[0191] FW.3 Side Angle

[0192] Group G1

[0193] Group G2

[0194] Group G3

[0195] Group G4

[0196] HV.26 Vertical circle height

[0197] HV.126 Vertical circle height

[0198] HZ Horizontal Offset

[0199] SG rinse material

[0200] S1 Rinse items; glass

[0201] S2 rinse contents; ceramic cup

[0202] S3 Rinse items; plates

[0203] S4 Rinse the contents; Pot

[0204] V - Vertical line (double arrow)

[0205] VL extension.

Claims

1. A rack insert (15; 115) for a dish rack (12) of a dishwasher (1), particularly a household dishwasher, the dish rack particularly a bottom rack, the rack insert having a plurality of spaced-apart coils (16; 116), each coil being configured to be bent multiple times, and each coil having a coil extension (16.V; 116.V), the rack insert also having a plurality of connecting lines (17, 17.1, 17.2 and 17.4 to 17.7; 117, 117.1, 117.2 and 117.4 to 117.7), the connecting lines connecting the coils (16; 116) multiple times along the coil extensions (16.V; 116.V), wherein, Along the coil extension (16.V; 116.V), there are multiple differently designed areas (B1, B2, B3) for receiving different rinsing materials (SG; S1 to S4).

2. The frame insert (15; 115) according to claim 1, characterized in that, Along the coil extension (16.V; 116.V), there are at least three differently designed regions (B1, B2, B3) for receiving different rinses (SG; S1 to S4), particularly the left region (B1), the middle region (B2) and the right region (B3).

3. The frame insert (15; 115) according to claim 2, characterized in that, The first and left regions (B1) are at least located between the first connecting line (17.1; 117.1) and another, particularly the second connecting line (17.2; 117.2), and are particularly suitable for receiving glass cups (S1) and / or ceramic cups (S2). The second and middle regions (B2) are at least located between another, particularly the second connecting line (17.2; 117.2) and another, particularly the fourth connecting line (17.4; 117.4), and are particularly suitable for receiving plates (S3) and pots (S4) of different sizes. The third and right regions (B3) are at least located between another, particularly the fourth connecting line (17.4; 117.4) and another, particularly the seventh connecting line (17.7; 117.7), and are also particularly suitable for receiving glass cups (S1) and / or ceramic cups (S2).

4. The frame insert (15) according to claim 3, characterized in that, The second intermediate region (B2), in particular the second connecting line (17.2), is provided with at least one embossed protrusion (18) between each of the plurality of individual coils (16).

5. The frame insert (15; 115) according to claim 3 or 4, characterized in that, The second intermediate region (B2) has additional, particularly the fourth connecting line (17.4; 117.4), which is equipped with at least one needle (19; 119) between a plurality of individual coils (16; 116), wherein the respective needle (19; 119) is oriented relative to the vertical line (V) in an angular range (19.W; 119.W) of + / -25°, preferably + / -20°, particularly + / -15°.

6. The bracket insert (15; 115) according to claim 5, characterized in that, The corresponding needles (19; 119) have needle lengths (19.L; 119.L) in the range of 30 mm to 110 mm, preferably from 40 mm to 100 mm, and particularly from 50 mm to 90 mm.

7. The frame insert (15; 115) according to claim 5 or 6, characterized in that, The corresponding needles (19; 119) are arranged obliquely, wherein the needles have an orientation angle (19.A; 119.A) relative to the additional, particularly fourth connecting line (17.4; 117.4) of the needle in the range of 45° to 90°, preferably from 50° to 85°, particularly 60° and 80°.

8. The frame insert (15; 115) according to claim 5, 6 or 7, characterized in that, The additional, particularly the second connecting line (17.2; 117.2) and the corresponding pin (19; 119) of the second intermediate region (B2) have a horizontal spacing (AH.19; AH.119) in the range of 80 mm to 125 mm, preferably from 100 mm to 120 mm, particularly from 110 mm to 115 mm, and / or a vertical spacing (AV.19; AV.119) in the range of -5 mm to 30 mm, preferably from 0 mm to 20 mm, particularly from 0 mm to 15 mm or from 0 mm to 10 mm.

9. The frame insert (15; 115) according to any one of claims 3 to 8, characterized in that, The additional, particularly the second connecting line (17.2; 117.2) and the additional, particularly the third connecting line (17.3; 117.3) have a horizontal spacing (AH.3; AH.13) in the range of 60 mm to 100 mm, preferably from 70 mm to 90 mm, particularly from 75 mm to 85 mm, or in the range of 40 mm to 90 mm, preferably from 50 mm to 80 mm, particularly from 55 mm to 75 mm, and / or a vertical spacing (AV.3; AV.13) in the range of 10 mm to 40 mm, preferably from 15 mm to 35 mm, particularly from 15 mm to 25 mm, or from 20 mm to 30 mm.

10. The frame insert (15; 115) according to any one of claims 3 to 9, characterized in that, Between another, particularly the fifth connecting line (17.5; 117.5) and another, particularly the sixth connecting line (17.6; 117.6), steps (21; 121) are arranged, the steps having an inclination of 6° to 40°, preferably 8° to 35°, particularly 10° and 30° or 15° to 35° relative to the horizontal line (H) (21.S; 121.S), and / or the steps having a horizontal length of 30 mm to 100 mm, preferably 40 mm to 90 mm, particularly 45 mm to 85 mm or 40 mm to 60 mm (21.LH; 121.LH).

11. A dish rack (12) for a dishwasher (1), particularly a household dishwasher, the dish rack being particularly a bottom rack, the dish rack being movable into a rinsing container (2) in an insertion direction (E) along a guide (22) or being movable out of the rinsing container (2) in the opposite direction to the insertion direction (A), the dish rack having longitudinal elements (23) and transverse elements (24), wherein, The longitudinal element (23) extends in the direction of the insertion direction (E) of the cutlery rack (12), particularly the bottom rack, wherein the transverse element (24) is arranged perpendicular to the longitudinal element (23), and wherein the longitudinal element (23) and the transverse element (24) form a rack base (25), and the cutlery rack is equipped with at least one rack insert (15; 115) according to any one of the preceding claims.

12. The cutlery rack (12) according to claim 11, characterized in that, The rack insert (15; 115) occupies only a portion of the area (F) of the rack base (25) of the cutlery rack (12), particularly at least one quadrant and / or at least half of it.

13. The cutlery rack (12) according to claim 12, characterized in that, The rack insert (15; 115) occupies the left rear quadrant, right rear quadrant, left half and / or right half of the rack base (15; 115) of the cutlery rack (12), particularly the bottom rack.

14. The cutlery rack (12) according to claim 11, 12 or 13, characterized in that, The rack insert (15; 115) is fixedly or non-removably connected to the cutlery rack (12), particularly the bottom rack, or welded, or the rack insert (15; 115) is detachably connected to the cutlery rack (12), particularly the bottom rack, wherein the rack insert (15; 115) is equipped with fasteners, particularly hooks and / or locking clips, for securing to the cutlery rack (12), particularly the bottom rack.

15. A dishwasher (1), particularly a household dishwasher, having a rack insert (15; 115) according to any one of claims 1 to 10 and / or a cutlery rack (12) according to any one of claims 11 to 14, particularly a bottom rack.

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