FI106065B - Refrigerator or freezer with a wire shelf - Google Patents

Description

106065 Refrigerator or freezer cabinet with wire rack - Kylleller frysskäp med en träd-Hylla

The present invention relates to a refrigerator or freezer cabinet having a wire shelf comprising a transverse front wire, a transverse rear wire and longitudinal yarns connecting the transverse yarns to each other, which is provided with two opposite edges for insertion into the grooves and resting in these opposite sides of the cabinet. the side walls.

From DE 1 282 035 a refrigerator is known, the inner side walls 10 of which have groove structures for supporting wire shelves. The roof portion of both grooves has a slot and the bottom portion respectively has a notch in the width direction of the cabinet to lock the half-shelf into its bracket and thereby prevent the shelf half from slipping out of position. The outermost wire of the shelf, which rests on the wall bracket, is shaped to include an upward and downward bend, the first of which engages in the ceiling slot of the can-15 and the latter of the notch in the base. The elbows mentioned on the shelf half require that when the shelf is installed in the refrigerator, it is tilted strongly relative to the horizontal, preferably in an upright position, so that the elbows hit the receiving opening of the bracket.

The publication also discloses a locking system for full-width shelves. This to-20 is accomplished by means of projections mounted on the rear wall of the cabinet, which have holes for receiving corresponding pins on the shelf. To remove the shelf from the locked position with the pin, the shelf must be raised at the pin, which is a difficult operation.

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It is an object of the present invention to provide a simple shelf locking system in which the shelf is locked in place and unlocked by a simple push and pull action and does not require additional bracket means on the walls of the refrigerator.

It is an object of the present invention to improve a known cabinet so that the shelf remains in the groove even if the cabinet is tilted.

This is achieved in accordance with the invention so that at least one edge of the rear 30 yarn in the recess in the recess and that the end of the front yarn resting against the bottom of the recess has an elongation extending backward in the recess and continuously being pressed against the ceiling or - •.

2 106065 enjoys the groove ceiling as the end of the tail moves up from the pit when the shelf is removed.

An embodiment of the invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawing, in which Figure 1 is a perspective view of the shelf edges in the grooves on the side walls of the cabinet, Figure 2 is a side view of the shelf locked in the groove in the groove; back to my career.

The reference numeral 10 shows a horizontal groove on the inner side wall 12 of the refrigerator. The groove 10 10 has a wire shelf 14. The shelf 14 has a transverse rear wire 16 with an end 18 resting against the bottom 20 of the well 20 and a transverse front wire 22 resting against the bottom. Longitudinal yarns 24 are welded to the yarns 16 and 22, which are made of steel. The end 26 of the yarn 22 is extended by a shaft 28 which leans against the groove ceiling 30 at 32 and keeps the ends 18 and 26 pressed against the bottom of the groove 15 and respectively. For example, when it is desired to remove the shelf, one can press the shelf upwards at position 34 against the spring action of the yarns 24, which then bend (see FIG. 3) so that the end 18 comes up from the well 20 and then the shelf is pulled out.

On the other side wall of the cabinet, the shelf is supported so that the ends 20 of the wires 16 and 22 rest in the groove 11. The groove 11 may be a mirror image of man 10 and the edge of the shelf cooperating with man 11 may be whereby the locking of the shelf is the same for both masses.

The yarns 24 may be centered against lateral movement by a transverse yarn parallel to the yarns 16 and 22 and welded to the yarns 24.

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Claims (1)

Refrigerator or freezer cabinet having a wire shelf (14) having a transverse front wire (22), a transverse rear wire (16) and longitudinal yarns (24) connecting the transverse yarns to be pushed with two opposite edges 5 grooves (10, 11) on opposite side walls (12) of the cabinet, characterized in that at least one edge of the rear wire (16) rests in a pit (20) in the groove (10) and at the end of the front wire (22) 26) resting against the bottom of the groove (10) is an extension (28) which extends backwardly in the groove (10) and which, by suspension of the longitudinal yarns (24), remains continuously pressed against the roof of groove 10 (18) moves up from the well (20) as the shelf is removed. Kyllä eller fiysskäp med en trädhylla (14) som uppvisar en främre tvärgäende träd (22), en bakre tvärgäende träd (16) och längsgaende trädar (24), som forbinder de 15 tvärgäende trädar, whistle Hylla är avsedd att med tvä motstäende. skjutas in i och vila i spär (10, 11) i motstäende inre sidoväggar (12) hos skäpet, känneteck-nat av att vid ätminstone den ena av kantema den bakre trädens (16) vän (18) Vilar i en grop (20) i späret (10) och den främre trädens (22) collar (26), som Vilar mot spärets (10) botten, uppvisar en forlängning (28), som sträcker sig bakät i späret 20 (10) och av fjädring i de längsgäende trädama (24) ständigt hälls tryckt mot spoarets tak eller ätminstone trycks mot spärets tak, när den bakre trunnion chuck (18) rör sig upp ur gropen (20) när rack tas ut. • ·