SUPPORT FOR RECEIVING EJECTION (AUTOMATIC OR BY EXTRACTION) OF METAL TRAYS OF COOKED DISHES HEATED BY THE MICROWAVE, WHICH IS THE SUBJECT OF THE MAIN AND INITIAL PATENT.

FR2672483A3Inactive Publication Date: 1992-08-14MUNIER MICHEL
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Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
FR · FR
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
MUNIER MICHEL
Filing Date
1991-02-08
Publication Date
1992-08-14
Estimated Expiration
Not applicable · inactive patent

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing micro-ovens face challenges in efficiently ejecting heated metal trays without causing food overflow during the ejection process.

Method used

The introduction of an eject receiving medium, such as wood, chipboard, or expanded polyurethane foam, positioned at a specific height to catch the ejected tray, preventing food overflow by providing a stable support for the tray during ejection.

Benefits of technology

Ensures safe and efficient ejection of heated metal trays, preventing food overflow and enhancing the usability of micro-ovens by stabilizing the tray during the ejection process.

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Abstract

This Certificate of Addition supplements Munier Patent No. 9016613 filed on December 27, 1990, by a device called a receiving support for the automatic ejection (or extraction) of a tray containing a prepared dish heated by an electric microwave oven. This device is designed to prevent the ejected (or extracted) tray from overflowing. It can consist of a simple board with dimensions of 19 x 13 x 1.8 cm; it can be made of wood, cork, particleboard, polyurethane, etc.
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Description

CERTIFICATE OF ADDITION Inventor Munier filed on the twenty-seventh (27) December 1990, under number 9016617, a Patent relating to a microwave oven, also called an electric food warmer, for quickly reheat canned ready meals Metal trays with quick and easy opening. In the form of realization of the micro-oven which is described, (introduction in the width direction or (of the length), the pusher trolley automatically ejects the tray at the end of the cooking time.(Fig.3). Your figures No. 1 and 2 show that the part the lower part of the opening of the electric microwave is located 19 mm above the lower part of the Microwave oven. This certificate of addition is intended to specify that the use of a receiving medium of the The reheated tray being ejected will prevent any overflow. of the food at the time of ejection. The ejection receiving support may have The dimensions, in the case described, are 19-13-1.8 cm. the tray will slide easily onto the receiving stand 18mm, because the microwave opening is actually located at 19 mm plus the height of the microwave's feet (for example 8 mm), i.e. 27 mm. The ejection receiving support will be delivered preferably with an electric microwave oven. It can be made indifferently from wood, chipboard, or agglomerated cork, expanded polyurethane foam, etc... In the case of a micro-oven without automatic ejection tick of the warmed tray, the receiving support ejection will also be very useful. This certificate improves the use of the microphone four.te principle of the device, its method of implementation are not modified. Your certificate characteristic is improve the conditions of ejection, or extraction of the tray after heating. Subject of the certificate is to supplement the description with the patent cited in reference Reference, of the microwave warming oven (MFCP). The additional description concerns the need for and a support model from reception to ejection of the heated tray.

Claims

CLAIMS. I. Addition to Patent No. 90166I3 filed on 27.12.1990: Device improving proper ejection (or extraction) from the warmed tray.

3. Device called ejection receiving support.

4. Device consisting of a metal grid folding legs or a simple plank.

5. Wooden receiving stand.

6. . . . . o agglomerated.

7. . . . . cork.

8. . . . . .

9. . . . . expanded polyurethane foam.

10. . consisting of a steel grid. II. . . . . . . aluminium.