Vapour extraction device and vapour extraction hob
By integrating a filter unit into a closure unit, the ventilation system becomes more user-friendly and efficient, addressing the challenges of complex maintenance and space inefficiency in existing cooktop ventilation systems.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- EP2025172421
- Authority / Receiving Office
- EP · EP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Priority Date
- 2024-05-02
- Filing Date
- 2025-04-24
- Publication Date
- 2025-11-05
AI Technical Summary
Existing ventilation systems for cooktops lack user-friendly designs and efficient filtration mechanisms, leading to complex maintenance and inefficient use of space.
Integrating a filter unit into a closure unit that allows the filter unit to be moved simultaneously with the closure unit and, in particular, removed from the extractor hood opening and inserted into the extractor hood opening (advantageously from an extractor hood duct) and inserted into the extractor hood opening (advantageously from an extractor hood duct) and inserted into the extractor hood opening (advantageously from an extractor hood duct) and integrated into the closure unit, and preferably has a removable filter unit, which can be moved simultaneously with the closure unit and, in particular, removed from the extractor hood opening (advantageously from an extractor hood duct) and inserted into the extractor hood opening (advantageously from an extractor hood duct) and inserted into the extractor hood duct, thereby simplifying cleaning and enhancing handling.
This design improves ease of use and reduces complexity and maintenance efficiency, while providing a compact and efficient ventilation system with enhanced space utilization and filtration efficiency.
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Abstract
Description
[0001] The invention relates to a ventilation device at least according to the preamble of claim 1 and a ventilation cooktop according to claim 14.
[0002] From EP 3475621 B1 a cooktop with a ventilation hood is already known, which has a movable closing element for closing a ventilation opening of a mounting plate and a separately designed and arranged filter unit.
[0003] The object of the invention is, in particular but not limited to, providing a generic device with improved user-friendliness and a compact design. This object is achieved according to the invention by the features of claims 1 and 14, while advantageous embodiments and further developments of the invention can be found in the dependent claims.
[0004] The invention relates to a fume extraction device with at least one filter unit and with a closing unit for closing a fume extraction opening of a mounting plate.
[0005] It is proposed that the filter unit be integrated into the closure unit.
[0006] This design can significantly improve ease of use, particularly by increasing cleaning efficiency, as the filter unit can be moved simultaneously with the closure unit and, in particular, removed from the extractor hood opening (advantageously from an extractor hood duct) and inserted into the extractor hood opening (advantageously into the extractor hood duct). This also advantageously improves the handling of the extractor hood, especially the filter unit and the closure unit. Furthermore, a particularly compact and efficient design of the extractor hood can be achieved, especially with increased space efficiency.
[0007] The extractor hood is, in particular, at least a part, especially a sub-assembly, of an extractor cooker, especially a cooker hob, and / or an accessory unit for the extractor cooker, especially the cooker hob, which in particular has a function relating to extracting fumes. The extractor cooker, especially the cooker hob, preferably has at least one, in particular an integrated, extractor unit. The cooker hob is in particular designed as a hob with at least one downdraft extractor and / or as a hob with at least one downdraft extractor unit. The extractor hood is preferably designed at least as a part, in particular as a sub-assembly, of the extractor unit and / or as an accessory unit for the extractor unit. The extractor hood can be designed as the entire extractor unit.It is conceivable that the cooktop extractor hood has only one extraction device and, in particular, exactly one extraction opening. Alternatively, it is conceivable that the cooktop extractor hood has more than one extraction device, in particular for closing more than one extraction opening of the cooktop extractor hood. Alternatively, it would be conceivable that the extraction device is designed as the entire cooktop extractor hood.
[0008] The extractor cooktop, in particular the extractor unit, preferably has at least one extraction duct, which in particular includes the extraction opening. It is conceivable that the extraction device includes at least part of the extraction duct, in particular at least the extraction opening. With respect to an extraction direction along the extraction duct, the extraction opening preferably forms the beginning of the extraction duct. The extractor cooktop, in particular the extractor unit, preferably has at least one fan unit, in particular on one side of the extraction duct opposite the extraction opening. The fan unit is provided in particular for driving the extraction, in particular along the extraction direction, at least through the extraction duct and preferably has at least one fan motor. It would be conceivable that the extraction device includes the fan unit.The extractor hood cooktop preferably includes a mounting plate with an extractor opening. It is conceivable that the extractor hood itself includes the mounting plate. The mounting plate can be designed as a cooktop surface and / or as a kitchen worktop. Preferably, the kitchen worktop, particularly in contrast to the cooktop surface, is additionally designed to provide a food preparation area where, for example, cutting, mixing, pounding, and / or peeling food could be carried out. The mounting plate is preferably designed to accommodate at least one setup unit, in particular for providing a cooking process in and / or on the setup unit.The mounting plate preferably has a mounting surface located on the upper side of the mounting plate, facing the mounting unit when the mounting unit is in its installed position. Preferably, the mounting surface extends parallel to a principal plane of extension of the mounting plate. A "principal plane of extension" of a mounting unit is understood to be, in particular, a plane that is parallel to a major side face of the smallest imaginary cuboid that just completely encloses the mounting unit, and especially one that passes through the center of the cuboid. The mounting unit can be designed as a cooking vessel or as a small household appliance, in particular as a small cooking appliance. The cooking vessel is, for example, designed as a pot, a pan, a roasting pan, or as any other cooking vessel that would appear suitable to a person skilled in the art.The small household appliance is preferably portable and, in particular, can be transported manually by the operator. The small household appliance can be, for example, a kettle, a food processor, a rice cooker, an air fryer, a smart pot, and / or the like. The extractor hood cooktop preferably has at least one energy transfer unit, for example, an inductive, resistive, or gas-driven unit, in particular a heating unit, preferably an induction heating unit or a resistance heating unit, with, for example, at least one coil element. The energy transfer unit is preferably designed to transfer energy, in particular to heat and / or supply power, to the base unit placed on the base plate, in particular generating steam on and / or in the base unit.The energy transfer unit is arranged, particularly in an installation position, preferably below the base plate. The extractor duct, apart from the extractor opening, is also arranged, particularly in an installation position, preferably below the base plate. The extractor cooktop, particularly the extractor unit, is preferably designed for extracting and, in particular, filtering the fumes, especially those generated by the cooking process on the base plate. The filter unit is specifically designed for filtering the extracted fumes. The filter unit is preferably arranged in the extractor duct, at least when the extractor device, particularly the extractor cooktop, is closed and ready for operation. In its closed and ready-to-use state, the extractor cooktop is preferably connected to the extractor.The filter unit, in its operational closed state, is preferably arranged in at least one exhaust duct of the extractor hood, particularly between the extractor hood opening and the fan unit. The exhaust duct preferably extends from a source of fumes, particularly the mounting unit, above the mounting plate, particularly through the exhaust duct, to an end point. A "closed state" is understood to mean, in particular, a state with respect to at least the closing unit, whereby the extractor hood opening may be either open or closed. In the closed state, and in particular in every closed state, the closing unit is preferably arranged, at least partially, within the exhaust duct.The "ready-to-operate closed state" refers in particular to a state in which the extractor hood, especially the extraction of fumes and preferably the filtering of the fumes by the filter unit, can be made available or is made available by means of an operational position of at least the closing unit and the filter unit, in particular the extractor hood device. Preferably, the ready-to-operate closed state has an operating state of the extractor hood unit, in particular the fan unit. The extractor hood device, in particular at least the closing unit and the filter unit, has in the ready-to-operate closed state an operational position which corresponds to a position in the at least one operating state of the extractor hood unit.Preferably, the locking unit, in its operational closed state, is designed to allow the extraction path through the extraction opening and, in particular, not to close the extraction opening, especially not to the extraction fumes. The extraction device and / or the extractor cooktop may have at least one further filter unit, which would appear useful to a person skilled in the art, for example, at least one carbon filter, particularly in the extraction duct, which is located outside the locking unit. Alternatively, the extraction device and / or the extractor cooktop may have only the one filter unit integrated into the locking unit.
[0009] The sealing unit is designed to close the extractor hood opening, particularly in its closed position. In the closed position, the sealing unit is preferably designed to seal the extractor hood opening at least in a liquid-tight manner. The sealing unit may also be designed to seal the extractor hood opening in a gas-tight manner. The sealing unit may only include components that are designed to close the extractor hood opening and / or to allow for a change in the sealing position. Preferably, the sealing unit is at least partially arranged and, in particular, mounted within the extractor hood opening in its closed position.The closure unit preferably has at least one closure flap, preferably exactly two closure flaps, which are designed, in particular individually or together, to be received in the extractor hood opening, especially in a form-fitting manner, when the closure unit is closed. The closure unit, and in particular the at least one closure flap, is preferably designed to fill the extractor hood opening completely, in particular without gaps and / or in a form-fitting manner, when closed. The closure flap is preferably without holes, and in particular solid and continuous. The closure flap can be at least partially opaque, in particular opaque, or translucent. In particular, the view into the extractor hood duct through the closure flap in the closed position can be advantageously interrupted or diffused.Alternatively, the closure flap could be transparent. The closure flap is preferably plate-like. A "plate-like" element is understood to be an element with a material thickness, preferably a thickness, that is preferably a maximum of 50%, more preferably a maximum of 20%, more preferably a maximum of 10%, and most advantageously a maximum of 5% of the element's length and / or width. The element has, in particular, opposing sides, each with a flat, and in particular smooth, surface. Preferably, the closure flap has a flat and / or smooth surface, especially at least on one side facing away from the exhaust duct when closed. Alternatively, the closure flap could have at least one curved and / or bent and / or textured surface.Preferably, the locking flap has a thickness, particularly in a direction perpendicular to the mounting surface of the mounting plate in the closed closed state, which corresponds at least substantially to the thickness of the mounting plate, particularly in another direction perpendicular to the mounting surface, wherein the thickness of the locking flap deviates from the thickness of the mounting plate by less than 25%, preferably less than 10%, and most preferably less than 5%. Alternatively, a different thickness would be conceivable. Preferably, the at least one locking flap, particularly one accommodated in the exhaust opening, forms a flat surface with the mounting plate, particularly with the mounting surface, in the closed closed state.Preferably, the mounting surface and an upper surface of the at least one locking flap are arranged at least substantially in the same plane in the closed locking state, wherein an offset between a plane of the upper surface of the locking flap and a plane of the mounting surface is particularly at most 25%, preferably less than 10%, and most preferably a maximum of 5% of the thickness of the mounting plate and / or the locking flap. Alternatively, it would be conceivable that the surface of the upper surface of the at least one locking flap, in the closed locking state, extends at least partially above and / or below the mounting surface.
[0010] The closure unit is preferably completely removable from the exhaust duct. The filter unit is preferably completely removable from the exhaust duct, particularly together with the closure unit. Preferably, the closure unit and the filter unit are designed to be removed together from the exhaust duct at least for a change from a closed state to a maintenance state, particularly for servicing, advantageously for cleaning and / or emptying and / or replacing components. The closure unit and the filter unit preferably form at least one removal unit. The removal unit can have at least one filter cassette or be designed as such. The removal unit is preferably completely removable from the exhaust duct, and particularly in one piece.Preferably, the removal unit is designed to be removable from the exhaust duct, at least in the maintenance state. Preferably, the removal unit is designed to be removed from the exhaust duct, at least to change from a removal-ready closed state to the maintenance state. The filter unit and the closure unit, in particular the removal unit, are removable from the exhaust duct in the removal-ready closed state, in which the filter unit and the closure unit are arranged, in particular, in a removal position. Preferably, the removal-ready closed state is accessible, in particular only, from the closed closure state and / or via the closed closure state of the closure unit. The maintenance state is preferably accessible, in particular only, from the removal-ready closed state and / or via the removal-ready closed state of the closure unit.Preferably, the operational locking state is achievable, in particular only, from the closed locking state and / or via the closed locking state of the locking unit.
[0011] It is conceivable that the filter unit, in its maintenance state, can be at least partially removed from the closure unit and, in particular, reinserted or replaced for maintenance purposes, such as cleaning, emptying, and / or replacement. Preferably, the filter unit is integrated into the closure unit at least outside of the at least one maintenance state, and particularly in every state outside of the maintenance state, and advantageously at least in every closure state. The phrase "the filter unit is integrated into the closure unit" is understood to mean, in particular, that the filter unit is at least partially contained within the closure unit and / or, in particular, integrally connected to it.The term "joined in one piece" shall be understood to mean, in particular, at least materially bonded, for example by a welding process, an adhesive process, an injection molding process and / or another process that appears sensible to the person skilled in the art, and / or formed together in one piece, advantageously formed in one piece, such as by production from a single casting and / or by production in a single or multi-component injection molding process and advantageously from a single blank.
[0012] The term "intended" means specifically programmed, designed, and / or equipped. The fact that an object is intended for a specific function means that the object fulfills and / or executes this specific function in at least one application and / or operating state.
[0013] It is further proposed that the locking unit comprises at least one hinged element for at least one hinged movement to change a locking state, in particular at least one of the locking states mentioned above. Advantageously, the locking state can be changed particularly efficiently, and in particular, the movement of the locking unit to change the locking state can be advantageously simplified. In particular, at least one advantageous position of the locking unit in the locking states can be achieved. In particular, the at least one hinged element is provided for the hinged movement to change the locking state, at least between the closed and the operational locking state. Preferably, the at least one hinged element is provided for opening to change the locking state, in particular from the closed locking state to the operational locking state.The at least one hinged element is preferably designed to fold down to further change the locking state, in particular from the ready-to-use locking state to the closed locking state. Preferably, the at least one hinged element is arranged in a folded-down position in the ready-to-use locking state and / or in the closed locking state, particularly in the removal position and / or in a closed position. The at least one hinged element is preferably arranged in an open position in the ready-to-use locking state, particularly in a ready-to-use position. The folding movement is preferably designed as a folding movement of the at least one hinged element relative to a reference point, particularly on the locking unit.The folding movement can be configured as a folding movement of at least one folding element relative to a movement support unit of the locking unit. Preferably, the locking unit has at least two, and in particular exactly two, folding elements. The folding movement is preferably a folding movement of the at least two folding elements relative to each other. The folding elements are preferably identical to each other and, in particular, arranged symmetrically to each other with respect to a folding axis of the folding movement. Alternatively, the folding elements can be configured for an asymmetrical folding movement relative to each other with respect to the folding axis, wherein, in a given locking state, a folding element can, in particular, have a different deflection relative to the folding axis than another folding element.The folding elements, in particular their respective principal planes of extension, are preferably arranged at least substantially parallel to each other in the folded position. "Substantially parallel" here refers in particular to an alignment of a direction and / or plane relative to a reference direction and / or reference plane, wherein the direction and / or plane has a deviation from the reference direction and / or reference plane of preferably less than 8°, advantageously less than 5°, and particularly advantageously less than 2°. An internal angle between the folding elements is preferably less than 8°, advantageously less than 5°, and particularly advantageously less than 2° in the folded position.Alternatively, the at least one hinged element can be arranged in an open position in the ready-to-use closed state and / or in the closed closed state, particularly in the removal position and / or in a closed position, and in particular may have an angular deflection, especially an inner angle, greater than 8°, for example with respect to the reference point on the motion support unit and / or the other hinged element. The hinged elements, in particular the respective principal extension planes of the hinged elements, and / or at least one hinged element and a reference point, especially on the motion support unit, preferably enclose an inner angle of at least 10°, advantageously at least 15°, more preferably at least 20°, particularly preferably at least 25°, and particularly advantageously at least 30° in the open position.Preferably, the folding elements, in the open position, enclose an inner angle of at most 180°, advantageously at most 135°, preferably at most 90°, more preferably at most 60°, particularly preferably at most 45°, and particularly advantageously at most 35°. Alternatively, it would be conceivable that the folding element, in the operational closed state, in particular in the operational position, is arranged in the folded-down position.
[0014] Furthermore, it is proposed that the hinged element be designed so that a ventilation duct, in particular the one mentioned above, passes through at least a portion of the hinged element in its operational closed state. Advantageously, the ventilation duct can be particularly efficiently limited, and the ventilation can be advantageously guided. Preferably, the hinged element has at least one recess through which the ventilation duct passes in the operational closed state. Preferably, in the operational closed state, a ventilation duct is provided only through the at least one recess of the at least one hinged element. Preferably, in the operational closed state, at least one hinged element blocks any ventilation duct that runs outside the at least one recess of the at least one hinged element.Preferably, at least one exhaust vent path in the operational closed state runs through the respective recess of the at least two hinged elements. Preferably, the at least two, and in particular exactly two, hinged elements provide at least two, and in particular exactly two, exhaust vent paths, wherein the exhaust vent paths can run behind the two recesses in a respective flow direction, in particular away from each other, for example, in a mirror image with respect to the hinge axis.
[0015] Furthermore, it is proposed that the filter unit comprises at least one filter element integrated into the hinged element. In particular, the filter element can advantageously be moved simultaneously with the hinged element and, in particular, removed from the exhaust duct. Advantageously, the fastening of the filter element, at least in the closed, ready-to-use state, within the exhaust duct can be simplified, especially by securing the filter element in the exhaust duct by means of the hinged element. The filter element is preferably received and, in particular, secured in the recess of the hinged element. In the closed, ready-to-use state, the exhaust path runs, in particular, through the at least one filter element.The closure unit and the filter unit are preferably designed so that the exhaust air path, when closed and ready for operation, passes through the at least one filter element. Advantageously, this allows for a particularly compact and efficient design for closing the exhaust air opening, filtering the exhaust air, and limiting the exhaust air path. In the maintenance state, the filter element can be removed from the hinged element, for example, with the aid of tools, and is particularly reusable or replaceable for maintenance purposes, such as cleaning and / or replacement. The filter element is preferably plate-like, with at least one edge region of the filter element being clamped by the hinged element and / or positively and / or frictionally connected to it. The filter element can be rigid or a film.The filter element is preferably integrated into a mounting frame of the hinged element and, in particular, is fixed to it in a manner that prevents movement. A "fixed connection" and / or a "fastening" of two elements shall be understood to mean, in particular, that the elements are not movable relative to each other in any direction and, in particular, are always connected to each other in the same orientation and arrangement.
[0016] It is further proposed that the hinged element has at least one, in particular the at least one mentioned above, closing flap, which is fixedly connected to the filter element, at least for changing the closed state. Advantageously, the filter element can be positioned, particularly within the exhaust duct, to change to the operational closed state by a corresponding movement of the closing flap, at least from the exhaust opening, and in particular by opening the exhaust opening in the operational closed state. Advantageously, the complexity of the design can be reduced, and in particular, the movement of the filter element and the hinged element to change the closed state can be simplified, especially by reducing the number of moving components. Preferably, the at least one hinged element has exactly one closing flap.The hinged element comprises, in particular, the locking flap and the mounting frame, which are connected to each other in a manner that prevents movement. The at least one locking flap is preferably designed to allow movement of the at least one hinged element, and in particular of the two hinged elements relative to each other, based on the hinge movement, to change the closed state.
[0017] Furthermore, it is proposed that the filter element include a grease filter, which allows for particularly efficient filtering of grease from the extractor hood, especially from the extracted fumes. Advantageously, maintenance efficiency and / or safety can be increased, particularly by reducing or preventing grease deposits in ventilation ducts, especially the extractor hood duct, downstream of the grease filter. In particular, the risk of grease fires can be reduced and efficient extraction operation can be advantageously ensured. The filter element, especially the grease filter, can include a non-woven mat and / or a metal mesh, or be designed as such. Preferably, the filter element is designed as the grease filter.Alternatively or additionally, the filter element may have another type of filter that appears useful to the expert, for example an odor filter, in particular a carbon filter, or the like.
[0018] Furthermore, it is proposed that the closure unit comprises a motion support unit, in particular the one mentioned above, and that the filter unit comprises at least one collection tray, which are formed integrally. Advantageously, a particularly compact design, and in particular increased cost-efficiency, of the exhaust system can be achieved. In particular, the filter performance of the filter unit can be improved. The motion support unit and the at least one collection tray are preferably formed integrally. Preferably, the motion support unit and the collection tray are part of the same component, in particular, a component formed in one piece. The motion support unit is preferably designed to support at least one movement, in particular the folding movement and / or a translational movement, of at least the closure unit and the filter unit.Preferably, the movement support unit is designed to support at least one hinged element. The drip tray is preferably designed to collect at least some grease, for example, dripping from the grease filter, and can in particular be designed as a grease drip tray. The drip tray is preferably arranged below the filter element in at least one closed position, and in particular in every closed position. Alternatively or additionally, the drip tray can be designed to collect at least one liquid, in particular condensation and / or a liquid flowing through the exhaust system, especially in the closed position when ready for operation. The filter unit preferably has at least two, and in particular exactly two, drip trays, which are advantageously arranged below each respective filter element in at least one closed position.Preferably, the collection trays are formed on opposite sides of the hinge axis.
[0019] It is further proposed that the folding element be pivotably connected to a motion support unit of the locking unit, in particular the aforementioned one, thereby providing particularly advantageous support for the folding movement. Advantageously, a movement of the motion support unit, in particular a translational movement, correlates with at least one movement, in particular a translational movement and / or the folding movement, of the folding element. The motion support unit preferably has at least one pivot joint element, preferably exactly two pivot joint elements, in particular on a base surface of a collection basin of the collection tray. The pivot joint element is preferably connected to the folding element at least in the closed position, and in particular in every closed position. Preferably, exactly one pivot joint element is connected to exactly one folding element.The folding element preferably has a counter-rotating joint element, which, particularly when connected to the rotating joint element, forms a pivot joint with the rotating joint element. The counter-rotating joint element is preferably located at one end, particularly at the lower end relative to an installation position, of the folding element. The rotating joint is provided to enable the folding movement, which preferably proceeds along an axis of rotation of the rotating joint. The folding movement preferably proceeds along a fixed axis of rotation. The folding element preferably has only one degree of freedom relative to the motion support unit. Preferably, the folding element is designed to be separable from the motion support unit, particularly at least from the rotating joint element, especially for cleaning and / or emptying and / or replacing the filter element and / or the collection tray, particularly at least in the maintenance state.Alternatively, it is conceivable that the folding element is always connected to the motion support unit.
[0020] Furthermore, it is proposed that the locking unit comprises a motion support unit, in particular the one mentioned above, and at least one motion guidance unit, wherein the motion guidance unit has at least one cam slot or at least one cam block for guiding the folding movement when the motion guidance unit moves relative to the motion support unit. Advantageously, the folding movement can be provided in a particularly simple, reliable, and / or cost-effective manner. In particular, the number of components required to provide the folding movement and / or the number of separate movement sequences of components of the locking unit relative to each other for providing the folding movement can be reduced. The motion guidance unit is preferably designed to guide the folding movement along the, in particular, respective axis of rotation of the at least one pivot joint of the locking unit.The motion guidance unit is preferably movable, in particular by means of the at least one cam slot or the at least one cam block, and connectable to the at least one folding element, preferably to both folding elements, and in particular connected in every closed state. The folding element preferably has a cam block or cam slot configured opposite to the cam slot or cam block of the motion guidance unit, which is in particular positively engaged with the cam slot or cam block of the motion guidance unit, at least for guiding the folding movement. The motion guidance unit is preferably designed to guide each folding element to the folding movement. Preferably, the motion guidance unit has a cam slot or cam block for each connected, in particular guided, folding element.The locking unit preferably comprises exactly one motion guidance unit, in particular one formed in one piece and / or as a single component. Alternatively, the locking unit can have more than one motion guidance unit, in particular with more than one cam slot or cam block, connected to more than one, in particular one each, hinge element, each of which is connected to the motion support unit. The cam slot, in particular the motion guidance unit, preferably has at least one curvature to guide the hinge movement. The motion guidance unit is preferably curved at least in sections, in particular to provide the curved cam slot. Preferably, the motion guidance unit is designed to release or lock the hinge movement, in particular depending on the position of the motion guidance unit relative to the motion support unit.Preferably, the motion guidance unit is designed to hold the at least one folding element in the folded position for at least one position of the motion guidance unit relative to the motion support unit. The motion guidance unit is preferably designed for a movement, particularly linear, relative to the motion support unit, to provide, and in particular guide, the folding movement. The motion guidance unit is preferably designed for only one movement, particularly linear, relative to the motion support unit, to provide, and in particular guide, the folding movement.Preferably, the locking unit is designed to move at least one folding element, in particular the cam block of the folding element, for the, in particular linear, movement of the motion guidance unit relative to the motion support unit along the cam slot, in particular along the curvature of the cam slot, of the motion guidance unit, and thus in particular to guide the folding element along the folding movement. Alternatively, it would be conceivable that the motion guidance unit is designed to guide the folding movement in a manner that appears sensible to a person skilled in the art, different from a cam control, and / or that the motion guidance unit is designed to guide the folding movement in a manner that differs from a linear movement relative to the motion support unit.
[0021] Furthermore, it is proposed that the extractor hood have an at least partially electrically movable drive unit, in particular at least one drive unit for the overall movement of the locking unit relative to the mounting plate, to change the locking state. In particular, ease of use can be advantageously increased, at least for changing the locking state, by means of the electric drive. Advantageously, the locking state can be changed by means of a particularly simple drive design and, in particular, a particularly simple movement. The overall movement of the locking unit is, in particular, a movement of the entire locking unit and, in particular, the filter unit integrated within the locking unit, preferably a movement of the entire extraction unit. The drive unit preferably has at least one electric motor.The electric motor can be designed as a linear motor. The drive unit preferably comprises at least one, for example, exactly one, end effector element of the electric motor. The end effector element is preferably designed as a movable part of the drive unit, particularly relative to the mounting plate. Preferably, the end effector element is configured to perform a movement, in particular a drive movement, corresponding to the overall movement, especially along the same axis of movement and advantageously along the same direction of movement as the overall movement. The drive unit, in particular the end effector element, is preferably configured to hold and / or support and, in particular, to contact at least one part of the locking unit in at least one, in particular in every, locking state.Preferably, the drive unit, in particular the end effector element, is designed to hold and / or support the motion support unit at least in the closed closure state and / or in the closure state ready for removal. The drive unit, in particular the end effector element, is preferably designed to hold and / or support the entire closure unit and, in particular, the integrated filter unit at least in the closed closure state and / or in the closure state ready for removal. The drive unit, in particular the end effector element, is preferably designed to support the motion guide unit at least in the closed closure state and / or in the closure state ready for removal, and, in particular, to hold and / or support it at least partially in the open closure state.The drive unit, in particular the end effector element, is preferably designed to drive the overall movement of the locking unit, at least for one change between the closed locking state and the ready-to-remove locking state. Preferably, the drive unit is designed solely for driving the overall movement for the change between the closed locking state and the ready-to-remove locking state. The drive unit, in particular the end effector element, is preferably designed to drive both the overall movement and a subsequent movement for a change between the closed locking state and the ready-to-use locking state. The subsequent movement is preferably based on a movement of the end effector element along the same axis of motion as the overall movement. Preferably, the subsequent movement follows directly from the overall movement.The subsequent movement preferably has the same mean direction as the immediately preceding overall movement. In particular, the end effector element is designed to perform a movement, preferably continuous and / or linear, for the change between the closed and operational closure states, which drives both the overall movement and the subsequent movement. The overall movement is preferably linear. The subsequent movement is preferably at least partially linear. The drive unit, especially the end effector element, is preferably designed for a linear movement, particularly only a linear one. The subsequent movement preferably differs from the overall movement at least by suspending a movement of the motion support unit.Preferably, the drive unit, in particular the end effector element, is designed to support the motion support unit for the folding movement, especially at least in the open closed position, against a support element, in particular of the extractor cooktop and / or the extractor hood, and in particular to position it on the support element. The support element can, for example, be designed as a support surface, in particular the underside of the extractor duct below the extractor opening. Preferably, the drive unit, in particular the end effector element, is decoupled from the motion support unit, in particular at least with respect to the overall movement, when the motion support unit is supported on the support element. For the support state, the motion support unit is preferably arranged in a fixed position relative to the support plate, in particular independently of any movement of the drive unit.The overall movement and the subsequent movement preferably differ from each other with respect to the support state of the movement support unit.
[0022] Furthermore, it is proposed that the drive unit be designed to propel the folding movement by means of a single drive, in particular the one mentioned above, which further propagates the overall movement. Advantageously, the folding movement can be provided by only a single drive movement, whereby a change between the respective locking states can be provided by only one drive movement. In particular, the drive unit can be designed to be particularly simple, compact, and / or cost-efficient. The drive unit, in particular the end effector element, is preferably designed to move the motion guide unit into the supported position opposite the motion support unit for the folding movement.The locking unit is preferably designed to convert the linear movement of the drive unit, in particular the end effector element, into the rotary folding movement of the at least one folding element. Preferably, the locking state, in particular each locking state, can be changed and, in particular, achieved by a single drive movement of the drive unit, in particular the end effector element.
[0023] Furthermore, it is proposed that the locking unit have at least one operating element for manually changing at least one state from a locked state, particularly the one mentioned above. The operating element is preferably provided for manual changes from the ready-to-remove locked state to a state removed from the exhaust duct, particularly the maintenance state. Advantageously, a particularly reliable and especially simple change from the locked state can be achieved. In particular, the complexity and / or power consumption of the exhaust system can be reduced and / or the cost-efficiency of the exhaust system can be increased.The operating element is preferably designed as a handle, which is specifically intended for the operator to manually move the entire closure unit and, in particular, the filter unit. The closure unit can preferably be held, and especially lifted, by the operator using the operating element. The closure unit, and especially the integrated filter unit, can preferably be removed from the exhaust duct by the operator using the operating element. The operating element is preferably connected to and, in particular, mounted on the movement support unit. At least in the closed closure state, the operating element is preferably arranged between the closure flaps. Preferably, the operating element is designed to be deflectable and / or foldable, especially relative to at least the movement support unit and / or to the at least one closure flap.Preferably, the operating element for changing between the closed and the ready-to-remove states is deflectable and / or foldable. The closed and ready-to-remove states can differ from each other solely by the deflection and / or unfolding of the operating element. The operating element is preferably designed to be deflectable and / or foldable manually, for example, by means of a push and / or pull operation by the operator. Alternatively, the operating element can be designed to be deflectable and / or foldable mechanically, for example, by means of an electric motor drive. In a deflected and / or unfolded state, the operating element is preferably designed to be accessible to the operator. In a non-deflected and / or unfolded state, particularly in a receiving state, the operating element is preferably designed to be inaccessible to the operator.The operating element is preferably fully enclosed between the locking flaps in the receiving state, which can advantageously increase ease of use, for example, aesthetics and / or cleaning. The operating element is preferably in the receiving state when the locking flaps are closed. In the receiving state, the upper surface of the operating element is preferably arranged at least substantially flush with the upper surface of the at least one locking flap. The upper surface of the operating element is preferably arranged at least substantially flush with the mounting surface.Preferably, the mounting surface and / or the top of the locking flap are arranged, in the closed locking state, at least substantially in the same plane as the top of the operating element, wherein the offset between a plane of the top of the locking flap and / or a plane of the mounting surface and a plane of the top of the operating element is, in particular, at most 25%, preferably less than 10%, and most preferably a maximum of 5% of the thickness of the mounting plate and / or the locking flap. The operating element is preferably in the deflected and / or unfolded position when the locking flap is ready for removal, wherein the operating element, in particular, projects at least partially from an area between the locking flaps, especially upwards. The locking unit preferably has exactly one operating element. Alternatively, the locking unit can have more than one operating element.Alternatively, it is conceivable that the operating element is designed to be accessible and, in particular, immovable in the closed locking state, at least with respect to the movement support unit and / or the locking flap.
[0024] Furthermore, it is proposed that the extractor fan have at least one contact element that is immobile relative to the mounting plate in at least one installation state and that contacts the at least one hinged element to limit an extractor fan path, particularly the one mentioned above, in at least one closed state. In particular, the extractor fan path can be advantageously limited and, in particular, guided through the at least one filter element, thereby achieving particularly reliable filtration of the extractor fan. Advantageously, the extractor fan path can be provided solely along a path through the at least one filter element. The contact element is preferably arranged below the mounting plate. Preferably, the contact element is arranged in the extractor fan duct.The contact element is preferably located outside the locking unit, particularly outside the dispensing unit, and is always arranged within the exhaust duct, especially in the installed state, and particularly in every locking state and in the maintenance state. In the installed state, the contact element is preferably fixed within the exhaust duct. The contact element preferably contacts the hinged element at the boundary of the exhaust path when the locking unit is ready for operation. A contact point and / or a contact surface between the contact element and the hinged element preferably borders the exhaust path. Preferably, the contact element is free of contact with the hinged element when the locking unit is closed and / or when the locking unit is ready for dispensing. The exhaust device preferably has at least two contact elements, each of which is designed to contact a hinged element.
[0025] The extractor hood and the extractor cooktop are not limited to the application and embodiment described above. In particular, the extractor hood and the extractor cooktop may, to fulfill a function described herein, have a different number of individual elements, components, and units than specified herein.
[0026] Further advantages become apparent from the following description of the drawings. The drawings illustrate exemplary embodiments of the invention. The drawings, the description, and the claims contain numerous features in combination. A person skilled in the art will expediently consider the features individually and combine them into meaningful further combinations.
[0027] They show: Fig. 1 a schematic representation of a cooktop extractor hood, Fig. 2 a sectional view of the cooktop extractor hood with an extraction device comprising a locking unit and a filter unit, in a closed position, Fig. 3 a sectional view of the extraction device in a transition between the closed position and an operational position, Fig. 4 a sectional view of the extraction device in the operational position, Fig. 5 a sectional view of the extraction device in a position ready for removal, Fig. 6 a sectional view of the extraction device in a maintenance position, Fig. 7 a separate view of the locking unit and the filter unit, Fig. 8 a schematic representation of a cooktop extractor hood with an alternative configuration of the extraction device, Fig. 9 a sectional view of the extraction device made of Figure 8in a closed sealed state, Fig. 10 a sectional view of the extractor hood made of Figure 8 in a closed state ready for removal, Fig. 11 a sectional view of the extractor hood made of Figure 8 in a maintenance state.
[0028] Figure 1 shows a schematic side view of a range hood cooktop 70a.
[0029] The extractor hood cooktop 70a has a support plate 72a. The support plate 72a is designed to hold at least one support unit 76a. The support unit 76a is exemplified as a cooking pot. The extractor hood cooktop 70a is designed to heat the support unit 76a when the support unit 76a is placed on the support plate 72a.
[0030] The mounting plate 72a has an upper mounting surface 78a, which is intended for mounting the mounting unit 76a.
[0031] The extractor cooktop 70a has an at least partially integrated extractor unit 80a. The extractor unit 80a is designed to provide extraction and filtering of fumes and / or vapors emanating from the at least one heated installation unit 74a, at least partially downwards.
[0032] The mounting plate 72a has at least one extraction opening 74a. The extraction opening 74a is in a closed state. An extraction duct 16a runs through the extraction opening 74a when the extraction opening 74a is open (see figure). Figure 4 The exhaust duct 16a is provided by the exhaust opening 74a when open. The exhaust duct 16a is blocked when closed.
[0033] Figure 2 shows a schematic partial section of at least part of the extractor cooktop 70a in the closed state of the extractor opening 74a.
[0034] The extractor cooktop 70a has at least one extractor duct 18a. The extractor unit 80a has the extractor duct 18a. The extractor path 16a runs at least partially along the extractor duct 18a (see figure). Figure 4 The exhaust duct 18a has the exhaust opening 74a.
[0035] The extractor cooktop 70a has at least one fan unit (not shown) for driving an extractor fan. The extractor unit 80a has the fan unit.
[0036] The extractor cooktop 70a has an extractor fan 10a. The extractor fan 10a may at least partially include the extractor duct 18a and / or the mounting plate 72a.
[0037] The extractor hood 10a has a locking unit 12a for closing the extractor hood opening 74a of the mounting plate 72a. The extractor hood opening 74a is in the closed position of the extractor hood 10a. The locking unit 12a is designed to close the extractor hood opening 74a in the closed position.
[0038] The locking unit 12a is at least partially enclosed in the extractor hood opening 74a when closed. The locking unit 12a has at least one locking flap 32a. The locking flap 32a is enclosed in the extractor hood opening 74a when closed.
[0039] The locking unit 12a has exactly two locking flaps 32a, of which only one locking flap 32a is designated. In the closed position, the locking flaps 32a are positively engaged in the extractor hood opening 74a.
[0040] The locking flap 32a is plate-like. In the closed position, the upper surface of the locking flap 32a is at least substantially flush with the mounting surface 78a.
[0041] The extractor hood 10a has at least one filter unit 14a. The filter unit 14a is designed to filter the extracted fumes and / or vapors.
[0042] The filter unit 14a is integrated into the closure unit 12a. The filter unit 14a is at least partially contained within the closure unit 12a and at least partially formed integrally with the closure unit 12a.
[0043] Figure 3The extractor fan 10a is shown in a transition between the closed locking state and an operational locking state. Figure 3 Figure 1 shows the support state of the closure unit 12a on a support element 58a. The support element 58a is designed as a support surface on the underside of the exhaust duct 18a below the exhaust opening 74a.
[0044] Figure 4 Figure 10a shows the extractor hood in its closed, ready-to-use state. Figure 74a shows the extractor hood opening in the open, ready-to-use closed state.
[0045] The extractor fan through the extractor opening 74a is enabled in the ready-to-use state. Operation of the fan unit is enabled in the ready-to-use state.
[0046] The locking unit 12a has at least one hinged element 22a, in particular at least two hinged elements 22a, for at least one hinged movement to change the locking state. In this case, the locking unit 12a has exactly two hinged elements 22a, of which only one hinged element 22a is designated. The hinged elements 22a are identical to each other.
[0047] The folding movement is designed as a folding movement of the two folding elements 22a relative to each other. The locking unit 12a is designed to change the folding movement between the closed locking state and the operational locking state (see figure). Figures 2 , 3 and 4 ).
[0048] The locking unit 12a has a folded-down position in the closed locking state (see Figure 2The folding elements 22a are arranged at least substantially parallel to each other in the folded position. The locking unit 12a has an open position in the ready-to-use closed state.
[0049] The hinged element 22a is designed so that the exhaust duct 16a passes through at least part of the hinged element 22a in the operational closed state.
[0050] The hinged element 22a has a recess 20a. The exhaust duct 16a runs through the recess 20a in the closed, operational state. Each exhaust duct 16a, where only one exhaust duct 16a is designated, runs through a respective recess 20a of the two hinged elements 22a in the closed, operational state.
[0051] The filter unit 14a is arranged in the exhaust duct 18a, at least in its operational closed state. The filter unit 14a is also arranged at least partially in the exhaust duct 16a, in its operational closed state.
[0052] The extractor fan 10a has at least one contact element 54a which is immovable relative to the mounting plate 72a in at least one installation state and which contacts the at least one hinged element 22a to limit the extraction path 16a in at least one closed state.
[0053] The contact element 54a is located in the exhaust duct 18a. In its installed state, the contact element 54a is permanently installed in the exhaust duct 18a.
[0054] The contact element 54a contacts the hinged element 22a in the operational closed state to limit the extraction path 16a.
[0055] The extractor fan 10a has exactly two contact elements 54a, of which only one contact element 54a is designated, which are provided for contact with a hinged element 22a each.
[0056] The filter unit 14a has at least one filter element 24a, which is integrated into the hinged element 22a. The filter element 24a is held in the recess 20a. The exhaust duct 16a runs through the at least one filter element 24a in the ready-to-use closed state. The filter element 24a is plate-shaped.
[0057] In this case, filter unit 14a has one filter element 24a integrated into one hinged element 22a. In this example, filter unit 14a has exactly two filter elements 24a.
[0058] The hinged element 22a has a mounting frame 42a which has the recess 20a. The filter element 24a is integrated into the mounting frame 42a. The mounting frame 42a is firmly connected to the closing flap 32a.
[0059] The filter element 24a is connected to the flap element 22a in a manner that prevents movement, at least with respect to a change in the closure state. The closure flap 32 is connected to the filter element 24a in a manner that prevents movement, at least with respect to a change in the closure state.
[0060] The at least one closing flap 32a is provided for a movement of the at least one folding element 22a based on the folding movement to change the closing state.
[0061] Filter element 24a includes a grease filter 26a. In this case, filter element 24a is configured as grease filter 26a.
[0062] Alternatively or additionally, the filter element 24a may have another type of filter that appears useful to the expert, for example a carbon filter or the like.
[0063] The closure unit 12a has a movement support unit 28a. The filter unit 14a has at least one collection tray 34a. The movement support unit 28a and the at least one collection tray 34a are formed integrally. In this case, the movement support unit 28a and the at least one collection tray 34a are formed integrally.
[0064] The motion support unit 28a is designed to at least partially support any movement of the locking unit 12a and the filter unit 14a between the locking states. The motion support unit 28a is designed to support at least one hinge element 22a.
[0065] The collection tray 34a is designed as a grease collection tray. The filter element 24a is arranged at least partially above the collection tray 34a. The hinged element 22a is arranged at least partially above the collection tray 34a.
[0066] The filter unit 14a has exactly two collection trays 34a, of which only one collection tray 34a is designated. A filter element 24a is arranged at least partially above each respective collection tray 34a.
[0067] The folding element 22a is pivotably connected to the movement support unit 28a of the locking unit 12a.
[0068] The motion support unit 28a has at least one pivot joint element 44a. The pivot joint element 44a is connected to the folding element 22a. The motion support unit 28a has one pivot joint element 44a connected to one folding element 22a.
[0069] The folding element 22a has a counter-rotating joint element 46a. The reversing joint element 44a and the counter-rotating joint element 46a form a reversing joint 48a when connected. The reversing joint 48a is designed to provide the folding movement.
[0070] The locking unit 12a has at least one motion guidance unit 36a. The motion guidance unit 36a has at least one cam slot 38a for guiding the folding movement when the motion guidance unit 36a moves relative to the motion support unit 28a. In this case, the locking unit 12a has exactly one motion guidance unit 36a.
[0071] The motion guide unit 36a is movably connected to the at least one hinge element 22a by means of the cam slot 38a. The hinge element 22a has a cam block 40a for receiving in the cam slot 38a.
[0072] The motion guidance unit 36a is designed to guide each folding element 22a of the locking unit 12a to the folding movement.
[0073] The motion guidance unit 36a has a cam slot 38a for each folding element 22a of the locking unit 12a, of which only one cam slot 38a is designated. The cam slot 38a is curved.
[0074] The motion control unit 36a is designed to enable or disable the folding movement depending on the position of the motion control unit 36a relative to the motion support unit 28a.
[0075] The locking unit 12a has at least one retaining element 56a. In addition to the motion guidance unit 36a, the retaining element 56a is designed to release or lock the folding movement depending on the position of the motion guidance unit 36a relative to the motion support unit 28a. The folding element 22a has the retaining element 56a. The retaining element 56a is designed to lock the folding movement by securing the folding element 22a to the motion support unit 28a. The retaining element 56a can, for example, be designed to secure the folding movement by means of a positive-locking, friction-locking, and / or force-locking connection to the motion support unit 28a.
[0076] The motion guidance unit 36a is designed to guide the folding movement at least in a linear motion relative to the motion support unit 28a (see Figures 2 to 4The locking unit 12a is designed to move the cam block 40a along the cam slot 38a based on the linear movement of the motion guide unit 36a relative to the motion support unit 28a.
[0077] Alternatively, it is conceivable that the motion guidance unit 36a has at least one cam block (not shown) for guiding the folding movement when the motion guidance unit 36a moves relative to the motion support unit 28a.
[0078] Alternatively, it would be conceivable that the motion guidance unit 36a is designed to guide the folding movement in a manner that appears sensible to a person skilled in the art, different from a cam control, or / or is designed in such a way that the motion guidance unit 36a is designed to guide the folding movement in a movement different from a linear movement relative to the motion support unit 28a.
[0079] The extractor fan 10a has a drive unit 30a that is at least partially electrically movable, at least for a drive of a total movement of the closing unit 12a relative to the mounting plate 72a to change the closing state.
[0080] The drive unit 30a includes an electric motor (not shown). The electric motor is designed as a linear motor. The drive unit 30a is intended to move the entire assembly of the locking unit 12a. The overall movement is linear.
[0081] Alternatively, any other design of the electric motor that would appear sensible to a specialist, with a corresponding configuration of the overall movement, for example as a curved and / or rotary movement and / or the like, would be conceivable.
[0082] The drive unit 30a is intended solely for driving the overall movement to change between the closed closure state and the closure state ready for removal (see Figures 2 and 5 ). The overall movement is designed as a change from the closed locking state to the unlocked locking state as a lifting action relative to the mounting plate 72a (cf. Figures 2 and 5 ).
[0083] The drive unit 30a includes an end effector element 50a of the electric motor. The end effector element 50a is designed as a part of the drive unit 30a that is movable relative to the mounting plate 72a. The end effector element 50a is intended to perform a movement corresponding to the overall movement.
[0084] The end effector element 50a is designed to support the entire locking unit 12a at least in the closed locking state and in a locking state ready for removal (see Figures 2 and 5 ). The motion support unit 28a and the motion guidance unit 36a are connected to each other at least in the closed locking state and the ready-to-remove locking state at least via the end effector element 50a.
[0085] The drive unit 30a is at least intended to drive the overall movement to change between the closed locking state and the operational locking state (see Figures 2 and 3 The drive unit 30a is for the drive of the overall movement (see Figures 2 and 3 ) and a drive for a movement that continues the overall movement (cf. Figures 3 and 4) is intended to allow a change between the closed locking state and the operational locking state.
[0086] The overall movement is designed as a shutdown relative to the mounting plate 72a, corresponding to the change between the closed locking state and the operational locking state (see...). Figures 2 and 3 ).
[0087] The subsequent movement is linear (cf. Figures 3 and 4 The end effector element 50a is intended for the further movement to a shutdown relative to the mounting plate 72a.
[0088] The end effector element 50a is designed to perform a continuous linear movement in addition to the overall movement and the subsequent movement during the change between the closed closure state and the operational closure state (see Figures 2 to 4The end effector element 50a is designed to perform a continuous shutdown between the closed closure state and the operational closure state.
[0089] The locking unit 12a is in the supported position during the further movement (cf. Figures 3 and 4 The motion support unit 28a is placed on the support element 58a in the supported position. The subsequent movement differs from the overall movement at least by the cessation of a movement of the motion support unit 28a.
[0090] The drive unit 30a is designed to drive the folding movement solely by means of a drive that propagates the overall movement. The drive unit 30a is designed to drive the folding movement solely by means of a linear drive movement.
[0091] The drive unit 30a is designed to perform the subsequent movement of the motion guidance unit 36a relative to the motion support unit 28a. The locking unit 12a is designed to convert the linear movement of the end effector element 50a into the folding movement of at least one folding element 22a.
[0092] Figure 5 Figure 10a shows the extractor hood in the ready-to-remove closed position. The locking unit 12a, in this ready-to-remove closed position, protrudes from the extractor hood opening 74a above the mounting plate 72a.
[0093] The extractor fan 10a can be transferred from the closed sealed state to the ready-to-remove sealed state (see Figures 2 and 5 ).
[0094] Figure 6Figure 10a shows the extractor hood in a maintenance state. The closing unit 12a and the integrated filter unit 14a are completely removed from the extractor duct 18a in this maintenance state.
[0095] The extractor fan 10a can be transferred from the ready-to-remove closed state to the maintenance state (see Figures 5 and 6 ).
[0096] Figure 7 shows at least part of the extractor fan 10a in its maintenance state. Figure 7Figure 1 shows the locking unit 12a and the filter unit 14a in a disassembled state for maintenance, in particular for cleaning and / or replacing components of the locking unit 12a and / or the filter unit 14a. The hinge elements 22a and the motion support unit 28a are designed to be separable from each other in the maintenance state. The motion support unit 28a and the motion guide unit 36a are designed to be separable from each other in the maintenance state.
[0097] Of the objects that appear multiple times in the figures, only one is marked with a reference symbol.
[0098] In Figures 8 to 11 Another embodiment of the invention is shown. The following descriptions are essentially limited to the differences between the embodiments, whereby with regard to identical components, features and functions, reference is made to the description of the embodiment of the Figures 1 to 7Reference can be made to. To distinguish the embodiments, the letter a in the reference numerals of the embodiment is used in the Figures 1 to 7 by the letter b in the reference numerals of the embodiment of the Figures 8 to 11 replaced. With regard to identically designated components, especially those with the same reference numerals, reference can generally also be made to the drawings and / or the description of the embodiment of the Figures 1 to 7 be referred.
[0099] Figure 9 Figure 10b shows an alternative extractor hood device with a locking unit 12b in a closed locking state.
[0100] The locking unit 12b has at least one operating element 52b for manually changing at least one state from a locked state of the locking unit 12b. In this example, the locking unit 12b has exactly one operating element 52b.
[0101] The control element 52b is connected to a motion support unit 28b of the locking unit 12b. The control element 52b is arranged in a recording position when the locking unit is closed.
[0102] The operating element 52b is completely enclosed between the locking flaps 32b of the locking unit 12b in the recording state. In the recording state, the operating element 52b is arranged at least substantially flush with at least one locking flap 32b and a mounting plate 72b.
[0103] Figure 10 The extractor fan 10b is shown in a closed, ready-to-remove state. The control element 52b is deflectable at least relative to the movement support unit 28b.
[0104] The control element 52b can be deflected between the recording state and a deflected state (see below). Figure 9 and 10The operating element 52b can be deflected to change the locking state. The operating element 52b is positioned in the deflected position in the ready-to-remove state. The operating element 52b can be deflected to change the closed locking state to the operational locking state.
[0105] The closed locking state and the locking state ready for removal differ in this case only by a deflection of the operating element 52b.
[0106] The control element 52b is designed to be manually deflected. The control element 52b is intended to allow the operator to change between the recording state and the deflected state by pushing and / or pulling the control element 52b.
[0107] Alternatively, the control element 52b can be designed to be deflected mechanically and / or by means of at least one further control element (not shown) and / or by means of another operating operation that appears sensible to a person skilled in the art.
[0108] Figure 11 Figure 1 shows the extractor hood 10b in a maintenance state. The closing unit 12b and a filter unit 14b of the extractor hood 10b are shown removed from an extractor duct 18b in this maintenance state.
[0109] The operating element 52b is designed for manual switching from the ready-to-use closed state to the maintenance state.
[0110] The control element 52b is designed as a handle. The control element 52b is designed to be accessible to the operator in a deflected position.
[0111] The locking unit 12b is designed to be lifted by the operator from the locked position using the control element 52b for manual adjustment. The locking unit 12b is also designed to be lifted by the operator to change from the ready-to-remove locked position to the maintenance position.
[0112] Alternatively or additionally, it is conceivable that the operating element 52b is designed to be foldable or immovable for changing the locking state, at least immovable relative to the movement support unit 28b and / or the locking flap 32b. Reference sign
[0113] 10 Extractor hood 12 Locking unit 14 Filter unit 16 Extractor hood path 18 Extractor hood duct 20 Recess 22 Hinged element 24 Filter element 26 Grease filter 28 Movement support unit 30 Drive unit 32 Locking flap 34 Drip tray 36 Movement guide unit 38 Slider slot 40 Slider block 42 Mounting frame 44 Swivel joint element 46 Counter-swivel joint element 48 Swivel joint 50 End effector element 52 Control element 54 Contact element 56 Mounting element 58 Support element 70 Extractor hood cooktop 72 Mounting plate 74 Extractor hood opening 76 Mounting unit 78 Installation surface 80 Extractor hood unit
Claims
1. Extraction device (10a; 10b) with at least one filter unit (14a; 14b) and with a closing unit (12a; 12b) for closing an extraction opening (74a; 74b) of a mounting plate (72a; 72b), characterized by the fact that the filter unit (14a; 14b) is integrated into the closure unit (12a; 12b).
2. Extractor fan (10a; 10b) according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the locking unit (12a; 12b) has at least [JD1] a hinge element (22a; 22b), in particular at least two hinge elements (22a; 22b), for at least one hinge movement to change a locking state.
3. Extractor fan (10a; 10b) according to claim 2, characterized by the fact that The hinged element (22a; 22b) is designed so that a ventilation duct (16a) passes through at least a part of the hinged element (22a; 22b) in an operational closed state.
4. Extractor fan (10a; 10b) according to claim 2 or 3, characterized by the fact thatthe filter unit (14a; 14b) has at least one filter element (24a; 24b) which is integrated into the hinge element (22a; 22b).
5. Extractor fan (10a; 10b) according to claim 4, characterized by the fact that the hinge element (22a; 22b) has at least one closing flap (32a; 32b) which is connected to the filter element (24a; 24b) in a manner that prevents movement, at least with respect to a change in a closing state.
6. Extractor fan (10a; 10b) according to claim 4 or 5, characterized by the fact that the filter element (24a; 24b) has a grease filter (26a; 26b).
7. Extractor fan (10a; 10b) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by the fact that the closure unit (12a; 12b) has a movement support unit (28a; 28b) and the filter unit (14a; 14b) has at least one collection tray (34a; 34b) which are formed in one piece together.
8. Extractor fan (10a; 10b) according to claim 2, characterized by the fact thatthe folding element (22a; 22b) is pivotably connected to a movement support unit (28a; 28b) of the locking unit (12a; 12b).
9. Extractor fan (10a; 10b) according to claim 2, characterized by the fact that the locking unit (12a; 12b) comprises a movement support unit (28a; 28b) and at least one movement guide unit (36a; 36b) with at least one cam slot (38a; 38b) or at least one cam block for guiding the folding movement when the movement guide unit (36a; 36b) moves relative to the movement support unit (28a; 28b).
10. Extractor fan (10a; 10b) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by a drive unit (30a; 30b) that is at least partially electrically movable, in particular at least for a drive of an overall movement of the locking unit (12a; 12b) relative to the mounting plate (72a; 72b), to a change of the locking state.
11. Extractor fan (10a; 10b) according to claims 2 and 10, characterized by the fact that the drive unit (30a; 30b) is designed to drive the folding movement only by means of a drive for a movement that continues the overall movement.
12. Extractor fan (10b) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by the fact that the locking unit (12b) has at least one control element (52b) for manual modification of at least one state from a locking state of the locking unit (12b).
13. Extractor fan (10a; 10b) according to claim 2, characterized by at least one contact element (54a; 54b) that is immovable relative to the mounting plate (72a; 72b) in at least one installation state, which contacts the at least one hinged element (22a; 22b) to limit a ventilation path (16a; 16b) in at least one closed state.
14. Extractor cooktop (70a; 70b) with at least one extraction device (10a; 10b) according to one of the preceding claims.
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