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WO2025071047A1 - Appareil de traitement de vêtements - Google Patents

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WO2025071047A1
WO2025071047A1 PCT/KR2024/013013 KR2024013013W WO2025071047A1 WO 2025071047 A1 WO2025071047 A1 WO 2025071047A1 KR 2024013013 W KR2024013013 W KR 2024013013W WO 2025071047 A1 WO2025071047 A1 WO 2025071047A1
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유승훈
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F34/00—Details of control systems for washing machines, washer-dryers or laundry dryers
    • D06F34/28—Arrangements for program selection, e.g. control panels therefor; Arrangements for indicating program parameters, e.g. the selected program or its progress
    • D06F34/34—Arrangements for program selection, e.g. control panels therefor; Arrangements for indicating program parameters, e.g. the selected program or its progress characterised by mounting or attachment features, e.g. detachable control panels or detachable display panels
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F34/00—Details of control systems for washing machines, washer-dryers or laundry dryers
    • D06F34/28—Arrangements for program selection, e.g. control panels therefor; Arrangements for indicating program parameters, e.g. the selected program or its progress
    • D06F34/32—Arrangements for program selection, e.g. control panels therefor; Arrangements for indicating program parameters, e.g. the selected program or its progress characterised by graphical features, e.g. touchscreens

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  • the present invention relates to a clothing treatment device, and more particularly, to a clothing treatment device that receives and processes clothing.
  • a clothing treatment device is a device that can perform various treatment courses for treating clothing, such as a washing course to remove contaminants on laundry or a drying course to remove moisture from clothing, by placing clothing, bedding, etc. (hereinafter referred to as “laundry”) inside a drum.
  • the garment treatment device may include a cabinet forming an exterior, and may include a receiving portion provided inside the cabinet to receive garments.
  • a tub may be provided inside the cabinet, and the receiving portion may be installed inside the tub.
  • the cabinet may include a clothing opening connecting the interior and exterior of the cabinet. A user may insert clothing into a receiving compartment within the cabinet through the clothing opening.
  • the clothing treatment device can be classified into a front-loader type and a top-loader type depending on the location of the clothing opening.
  • a front-loader can have a clothing opening provided on the front panel of the cabinet, and a top-loader can have a clothing opening provided on the top panel of the cabinet.
  • the cabinet may be provided with a control panel.
  • the control panel may be defined by a portion of the outer surface of the cabinet, or may be provided separately and installed so that at least a portion of the control panel is exposed to the outside of the cabinet.
  • the control panel may be provided to provide various information to the user or to receive commands from the user.
  • the control panel may be provided to output a screen to provide visual information to the user or may include buttons that are operated by the user to generate an operation signal from the user.
  • Korean Patent Publication No. KR10-1960309 discloses a control panel capable of outputting a screen and having buttons, etc.
  • the control panel may include an output section that outputs a screen for providing information to a user.
  • the above output unit may be provided on the front panel of the cabinet described above together with the clothing opening.
  • the output unit may be placed above the clothing opening in consideration of ease of user access, convenience of operation, etc.
  • various configurations such as a moving unit for the detergent section or an option section providing option information can be arranged together with the output section on the upper side of the clothing opening on the front panel, that is, on the upper part of the front panel.
  • the size and arrangement relationship between the output unit and other components on the front panel become important. For example, if the output unit occupies an excessively large area, not only will the product's appearance be degraded in relation to the moving unit or optional unit, but the area where the moving unit or optional unit is arranged be limited, which may be disadvantageous in terms of design.
  • This problem can similarly affect not only the size of the output section, but also the positional relationship between them. For example, if the distance between the output section and the moving unit is reduced, it may be difficult to place other components between the output section and the moving unit.
  • Embodiments of the present invention aim to provide a garment treatment device having an output unit that outputs a screen to a cabinet.
  • embodiments of the present invention aim to provide a clothes processing device in which the sizes and arrangement relationships between various components arranged in the cabinet are efficiently achieved.
  • embodiments of the present invention aim to provide a clothes treatment device in which various components, such as an output section, are efficiently arranged on the front panel of the cabinet.
  • embodiments of the present invention aim to provide a garment treatment device in which the sizes and arrangements of a moving unit, an output unit, an option unit, buttons, etc. are efficiently achieved.
  • a garment treatment device may be provided with an output unit for outputting a screen on a front panel.
  • the output unit includes a screen unit protruding forward from the front panel and a rotating unit surrounding the screen unit.
  • the above output section may be referred to as an LCD dial, and the LCD dial may be positioned between the top and bottom of the detergent box to provide a balanced design.
  • the above output section can simplify the existing complex output section structure by applying a circle-shaped LCD knob, provide a simple design shape, and improve usability.
  • a garment treatment device may include a cabinet, a receiving unit, a moving unit, and an output unit.
  • the cabinet includes a front panel.
  • a receiving portion is provided inside the cabinet to receive and process clothing.
  • a moving unit is introduced so as to be withdrawable into an opening formed in the front panel and closes the opening.
  • An output portion is provided in the front panel to output a screen.
  • the above output section includes a screen section and a rotation section.
  • the screen section protrudes from the front panel and outputs a screen from the front.
  • the rotation section surrounds the periphery of the screen section and is provided to be rotatable around the screen section.
  • the upper part of the output part may be positioned lower than the upper part of the moving unit, and the lower part of the output part may be positioned higher than the lower part of the moving unit.
  • the horizontal center line of the output section on the front panel may be positioned on the same line as the horizontal center line of the moving unit.
  • a handle groove that is recessed toward the rear is provided on the front surface exposed to the outside of the cabinet, and the horizontal center line of the output section can be positioned above the upper end of the handle groove.
  • the lower end of the output section may be positioned lower than the lower end of the handle groove.
  • the front panel may be provided with a button that is arranged between the moving unit and the output section and is operated by the user.
  • the top of the above button may be positioned below the top of the output portion, and the bottom of the above button may be positioned above the bottom of the output portion.
  • the upper part of the button may be positioned above the horizontal center line of the output portion, and the lower part of the button may be positioned below the horizontal center line of the output portion.
  • the horizontal center line of the button may be positioned below the horizontal center line of the output portion.
  • a handle groove that is recessed toward the rear is provided on the front surface exposed to the outside of the cabinet, and the horizontal center line of the button may be positioned on the same line as the top of the handle groove or may be positioned above the top of the handle groove.
  • a handle groove that is recessed toward the rear is provided on the front surface exposed to the outside of the cabinet, the upper part of the button is positioned above the handle groove, and the lower part of the button is positioned below the upper part of the handle groove and above the lower part of the handle groove.
  • the front panel may be provided with an option section that displays option values for the clothing processing process, and the output section may be placed between the option section and the moving unit.
  • the upper part of the optional part may be positioned lower than the upper part of the output part, and the lower part of the optional part may be positioned higher than the lower part of the output part.
  • the horizontal center line of the optional part may be positioned lower than the horizontal center line of the output part.
  • the front panel is provided with a button that is arranged between the output unit and the moving unit or the option unit and is operated by a user, and the horizontal center line of the button can be positioned on the same line as the horizontal center line of the option unit.
  • the front panel is provided with a first button positioned between the output unit and the moving unit and a second button positioned between the output unit and the option unit, and the horizontal center line of the first button and the horizontal center line of the second button can be positioned on the same line.
  • the top of the above button may be positioned lower than the top of the above option section, and the bottom of the above button may be positioned higher than the bottom of the above option section.
  • a handle groove that is recessed toward the rear is provided on the front surface exposed to the outside of the cabinet, the upper part of the optional part is positioned above the upper part of the handle groove, and the lower part of the optional part is positioned below the upper part of the handle groove and can be positioned above the lower part of the handle groove.
  • the above screen portion may include a display built into the screen portion and outputting a screen, and a window defining the front of the screen portion and covering the display.
  • the above window may be provided with an output area that overlaps at least partly with the display and has a light-transmitting property so that the screen of the display is recognized from the outside.
  • the above output area can extend from one end of the window to the other end along the width direction of the cabinet.
  • the above output area is positioned below the top of the window, and a status area in which an indicator indicating the status of the garment treatment device is positioned can be provided between the top of the window and the output area in the window.
  • the above output area may be positioned above the bottom of the window, and an operation area may be provided between the bottom of the window and the output area in the window, in which an operation button operated by a user is positioned.
  • the moving unit may be provided to store water or detergent.
  • Embodiments of the present invention can provide a garment treatment device having an output unit that outputs a screen to a cabinet.
  • embodiments of the present invention can provide a clothing treatment device in which the sizes and arrangement relationships between various components arranged in the cabinet are efficiently achieved.
  • embodiments of the present invention can provide a clothes treatment device in which various components, such as an output section, are efficiently arranged on the front panel of the cabinet.
  • embodiments of the present invention can provide a garment treatment device in which the sizes and arrangements of a moving unit, an output unit, an option unit, buttons, etc. are efficiently achieved.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the exterior of a clothing treatment device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the interior of a clothing treatment device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 3 is a drawing showing the upper part of the front panel in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 4 is a drawing showing a handle portion of a moving unit inserted into a front panel in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 5 is a drawing showing an opening provided in a front panel in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a detergent section of a clothing treatment device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 7 is an exploded perspective view of the detergent section of a clothing treatment device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 8 is a drawing showing an output unit of a clothing treatment device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 9 is a drawing showing an output section disassembled from the front panel in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 10 is an exploded perspective view of an output section of a garment treatment device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 11 is a drawing showing an optional part of a clothing treatment device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 12 is a drawing showing the height relationship of components provided on the upper part of the cabinet in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 13 is a drawing showing an embodiment of the present invention in which the first button is positioned closer to the output unit than the moving unit.
  • FIG. 14 is a drawing showing an embodiment of the present invention in which the first button is positioned closer to the moving unit than to the output unit.
  • a component when it is mentioned that a component is 'connected' or 'connected' to another component, it should be understood that it may be directly connected or connected to that other component, but that there may be other components in between.
  • a component when it is mentioned that a component is 'directly connected' or 'directly connected' to another component, it should be understood that there are no other components in between.
  • 'and/or' includes a combination of multiple listed items or any one of multiple listed items.
  • 'A or B' can include 'A', 'B', or 'both A and B'.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates the appearance of a garment treatment device (1) according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • the garment treatment device (1) may include a cabinet (10).
  • the cabinet (10) forms the exterior of the clothing treatment device (1), and a space in which a receiving portion (20) and a tub (30), which will be described later, are provided can be formed inside.
  • a hexahedral cabinet (10) is illustrated in Fig. 1, but the specific shape formed by the cabinet (10) may vary.
  • the cabinet (10) may include a plurality of panels.
  • the plurality of panels may include at least one of a front panel (11), a side panel, a top panel, a bottom panel, and a rear panel.
  • the plurality of panels may be combined with each other to form the cabinet (10).
  • the cabinet (10) may include a front panel (11), and a plurality of openings may be formed in the front panel (11).
  • the plurality of openings may include an inlet opening (12) and a clothing opening (13).
  • the inlet opening (12) may be a passage for introducing a moving unit (55) storing detergent or water therein into the cabinet (10).
  • the clothing opening (13) may correspond to a passage for a user to insert clothing into a receiving portion (20) inside the cabinet (10).
  • the front refers to the direction in which the front panel (11) is positioned with respect to the cabinet (10), and the front panel (11) may be a panel in which an inlet opening (12) and a clothing opening (13) are formed.
  • the front panel (11) may be provided with a door (15) for opening and closing the clothing opening (13), and an operating unit may be provided for the user to operate the clothing treatment device (1).
  • the door (15) may be provided to be hinged to the front panel (11) and rotatably installed.
  • the clothing opening (13) of the front panel (11) may be opened or closed by the door (15).
  • the operating unit may include an output unit (100) that outputs a screen to convey information to the user.
  • the output unit (100) may be provided on the front panel (11) and may output a screen.
  • the above operating unit may include buttons (160) and dials operated by the user, and may include an option unit (200) for providing option information on a clothing treatment course. Details on the operating unit will be described later.
  • one embodiment of the present invention may include a control unit (not shown), and the control unit may be electrically and signalically connected to the operating unit.
  • the control unit may be electrically and signalically connected to an object requiring electrical/electronic control, such as a driving unit (70) for rotating the receiving unit (20) or a water supply unit (40) for supplying water.
  • the control unit can receive signals input by the user to the operating unit, and control each component of the garment treatment device (1) based on the transmitted signals.
  • the operating status of the garment treatment device (1), etc. can be transmitted to the user through the operating unit based on signals transmitted from each of the above components.
  • FIG. 2 is a drawing showing an internal cross-section of a garment treatment device (1) according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • the interior of a garment treatment device (1) according to one embodiment of the present invention is schematically described as follows.
  • the clothing opening (13) of the front panel (11) can be covered by a door (15), and when the user wants to wash clothes, he/she can open the clothing opening (13) by rotating the door (15).
  • a receiving portion (20) and a tub (30) may be provided inside the cabinet (10).
  • the tub (30) is provided inside the cabinet (10) and water may be contained inside it.
  • the receiving portion (20) is provided inside the tub (30) so as to be rotatable and clothes may be contained inside it.
  • the tub (30) may be fixed inside the cabinet (10) and the front facing the clothing opening (13) may be opened to form a tub opening (31).
  • the tub (30) may be connected to the front panel (11) through a gasket to prevent clothing from coming off and water leakage.
  • the tub may be supported on the cabinet (10) through a damper to minimize vibration transmitted to the cabinet (10).
  • the receiving portion (20) is arranged inside the tub (30), and the front surface of the receiving portion (20) facing the tub opening (31) and the clothing opening (13) can be opened to form the receiving opening (21). That is, the clothing opening (13), the tub opening (31), and the receiving opening (21) can be aligned in parallel and communicate with each other.
  • Clothing can be inserted into the clothing opening (13) of the front panel (11), and clothing inserted through the clothing opening (13) can pass through the tub opening (31) of the tub (30) and the receiving opening (21) of the receiving portion (20) and be received inside the receiving portion (20).
  • a plurality of holes may be formed on the circumference of the receiving portion (20). Through the holes, water stored in the tub (30) may be supplied into the receiving portion (20) and supplied to clothing.
  • the receiving portion (20) may also be referred to as a drum.
  • the receiving portion (20) can be connected to the driving portion (70) through the rotation shaft.
  • the driving portion (70) can provide rotational force based on a signal from the control portion, and the rotational force of the driving portion (70) can be transmitted to the receiving portion (20) through the rotation shaft to rotate the receiving portion (20).
  • One embodiment of the present invention is described as a front loader type in which the rotation axis of the receiving portion (20) extends in the front-back direction and the clothing opening (13) is provided on the front panel (11) as shown in FIG. 2, but it is not necessarily limited thereto and may be a top loader type in which the clothing opening (13) is formed on the upper panel. However, unless otherwise stated, the following description will be based on the front loader type.
  • one embodiment of the present invention may include a detergent unit (50).
  • the detergent unit (50) may be provided inside the cabinet (10) or outside the cabinet (10) to supply detergent into the interior of the tub (30) or the receiving unit (20).
  • the detergent includes not only a laundry agent for removing foreign substances from clothes, but also a softener for improving the flexibility of fabrics and a bleach for improving the color of fabrics.
  • the detergent can be defined to include various forms and types, such as a powder-type detergent as well as a liquid-type detergent.
  • the moving unit (55) introduced into the cabinet (10) through the aforementioned introduction opening (12) can store detergent, and the detergent section (50) can be provided to supply the detergent of the moving unit (55) into the tub (30).
  • the detergent section (50) A detailed description of the detergent section (50) will be described later.
  • a clothing treatment device (1) may include a water supply unit (40), and the water supply unit (40) may be connected to an external water source to receive water.
  • the water supply unit (40) may include a water supply valve and a water supply pipe.
  • the control unit may supply water into the tub (30) during the washing process, etc., by controlling the water supply valve.
  • the water supply pipe may be connected to the detergent unit (50) or the tub (30).
  • the water supply unit (40) may be provided to supply water into the tub (30) through the detergent unit (50) or to directly supply water into the tub (30) separately from the detergent unit (50).
  • a clothing treatment device (1) may include a drainage unit (60), and the drainage unit (60) may be connected to a tub (30) to discharge water contained in the tub (30) to the outside.
  • the drainage unit (60) may include a drainage pump and a drainage pipe.
  • the drainage pipe may be provided to communicate the tub (30) with the outside of the cabinet (10).
  • the drainage pump may be controlled by the control unit and may be provided in the drainage pipe to cause water to flow.
  • the clothing treatment device (1) can perform various treatment processes on clothing received in the receiving portion (20).
  • the clothing treatment device (1) can perform a washing process on clothing using detergent and water, or a drying process on clothing using hot air, etc.
  • the clothing treatment device (1) may include the above-mentioned tub (30) and detergent section (50).
  • the above-described clothing treatment device (1) may omit the above-described tub (30) and detergent section (50), and may include an air supply section for supplying high-temperature, dry air into the interior of the receiving section (20), and in this case, the above-described moving unit (55) may be provided to store water instead of detergent.
  • the clothing treatment device (1) may be provided to include the tub (30), detergent section (50), air supply section, etc., and to be capable of performing both the washing process and the drying process.
  • the clothing treatment device (1) includes the tub (30) and detergent section (50) and is provided to be capable of performing the washing process of clothing.
  • FIG. 3 illustrates the upper part of the front panel (11) of a clothing treatment device (1) according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • the upper part of the front panel (11) may include the area between the upper part of the door (15) and the upper part of the front panel (11).
  • Various configurations, such as the aforementioned operating unit, may be arranged on the upper part of the front panel (11).
  • At least one of an output unit (100), a moving unit (55), an option unit (200), and a button (160) may be arranged on the upper portion of the front panel (11).
  • the output unit (100) can output a screen from the front.
  • the output unit (100) can include a display (121) for outputting the screen as described below.
  • the output unit (100) can have various shapes, such as a circular shape.
  • the above-described opening (12) may be provided on one side of the output section (100).
  • An inlet opening (12) may be located on one side of the output section (100).
  • the above-described moving unit (55) may be arranged on one side of the output section (100).
  • the front panel (11) may be provided with an option section (200) that displays option values for the clothing processing process.
  • the option section (200) may be provided on the other side of the output section (100).
  • the output section (100) may be arranged between the option section (200) and the moving unit (55).
  • the upper part of the front panel (11) may be provided with a button (160) of the above-described operating unit.
  • the operating unit may include the output unit (100) and the button (160), and a plurality of buttons (160) may be provided.
  • the above button (160) may be provided in various locations.
  • a button (160) that is arranged between the moving unit (55) and the output unit (100) and is operated by a user may be provided on the front panel (11).
  • the front panel (11) may be provided with a button (160) that is placed between the output unit (100) and the moving unit (55) or the option unit (200) and is operated by the user.
  • the front panel (11) may be provided with a first button (161) positioned between the output unit (100) and the moving unit (55) and a second button (162) positioned between the output unit (100) and the option unit (200).
  • the first button (161) is located on one side of the output unit (100) based on the width direction of the cabinet (10), and the second button (162) is located on the other side of the output unit (100) based on the width direction and can be operated by the user.
  • the first button (161) may be a power button for determining whether to turn on the power of the clothing treatment device (1), and the second button (162) may be an execution button for entering an execution command for the clothing treatment process.
  • FIG. 4 illustrates a moving unit (55) inserted into an opening (12) of a front panel (11).
  • Fig. 4 illustrates a handle portion (57) of the moving unit (55).
  • the moving unit (55) can be drawn into an opening (12) formed in the front panel (11) so as to close the opening (12).
  • the opening (12) may be the aforementioned inlet opening (12).
  • the moving unit (55) may be provided to store water or detergent.
  • the detergent may be supplied to the inside of the tub (30) by the detergent section (50), and the water may be condensed and generated from air discharged from the tub (30).
  • the following description will be based on a case where detergent is stored in the moving unit (55).
  • the handle portion (57) of the moving unit (55) may have a cross-section of an approximately square shape.
  • the cross-section of the handle portion (57) may have a shape and area corresponding to the cross-section of the opening (12).
  • the front of the handle groove (58) forms the same surface as the front panel (11) and can form the front of the clothing treatment device (1).
  • a handle groove (58) that is recessed toward the rear may be provided on the front surface exposed to the outside of the cabinet (10), that is, the front surface of the handle portion (57). A user can hold the handle groove (58) to insert the moving unit (55) into the cabinet (10) or to pull it out of the cabinet (10).
  • the handle groove (58) may be in the shape of a groove recessed toward the rear, and may be extended along the width direction of the cabinet (10).
  • the width of the handle groove (58) based on the width direction of the cabinet (10) may be smaller than the width of the handle portion (57).
  • FIG. 5 illustrates an opening (12) formed in a front panel (11) according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • the above moving unit (55) can be introduced into the cabinet (10) at least in part through the opening (12).
  • the opening (12) can be the aforementioned introduction opening (12).
  • the opening (12) can be located at the upper portion of the front panel (11).
  • the opening (12) can be located above the door (15).
  • the above opening (12) may be located on one side of the output section (100) based on the width direction of the cabinet (10).
  • the above opening (12) may be arranged approximately at the corner of the front panel (11).
  • Detergent can be stored inside the moving unit (55), and the moving unit (55) can be a part of the detergent compartment (50).
  • the user can store detergent in the moving unit (55) that is pulled out through the opening (12), and when the moving unit (55) with the detergent stored therein is drawn into the cabinet (10) through the opening (12), the detergent compartment (50) can supply the detergent stored in the moving unit (55) into the tub (30) for the washing process of clothes.
  • FIG. 6 illustrates a cross-section of a detergent unit (50) provided inside a cabinet (10) according to one embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 7 illustrates an exploded perspective view of the detergent unit (50).
  • the detergent unit (50) may include a detergent case (52) and a water supply unit (51) positioned at the rear of the opening (12).
  • the detergent case (52) can be placed at the rear of the opening (12) to provide a space in which the moving unit (55) is accommodated. That is, at least a portion of the moving unit (55) introduced into the cabinet (10) can be accommodated inside the detergent case (52).
  • the water supply unit (51) can receive water through the water supply unit (40) and supply water into the detergent case (52) through the open upper surface of the detergent case (52).
  • the detergent case (52) can transfer water supplied by the water supply unit (51) and detergent from the moving unit (55) together to the tub (30).
  • the detergent case (52) and the water supply unit (51) can together define a space with an open front.
  • the moving unit (55) introduced through the opening (12) can be accommodated in the space with an open front.
  • the moving unit (55) may include the aforementioned handle portion (57) and storage body (56).
  • the storage body (56) may be located at the rear of the handle portion (57).
  • the storage body (56) may provide a space in which detergent is stored.
  • the above storage body (56) can be introduced into the cabinet (10) through the opening (12) of the front panel (11) and accommodated in the detergent case (52).
  • the handle portion (57) can be positioned within the opening (12) of the front panel (11), and the front of the handle portion (57) can be positioned approximately on the same plane as the front of the front panel (11).
  • Fig. 8 illustrates an operation unit according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • the operation unit may include the output unit (100) and button (160) described above.
  • the above output unit (100) may be provided on the front panel (11) to output a screen.
  • the above output unit (100) may include a screen unit (110) and a rotation unit (120).
  • the screen portion (110) protrudes from the front panel (11) and a screen can be output from the front.
  • the screen portion (110) can have a cylindrical shape that protrudes forward from the front panel (11).
  • the rotating part (120) may be provided in a ring shape surrounding the circumference of the screen part (110).
  • the rotating part (120) may be provided to be rotatable relative to the screen part (110).
  • the rotating part (120) may be rotated around the screen part (110).
  • the above-mentioned rotating part (120) may correspond to a dial. A user may rotate the above-mentioned rotating part (120) to generate a command signal for the clothing treatment device (1) or the above-mentioned control part.
  • the command signal generated by the rotation of the rotating part (120) may be of various types.
  • the rotation of the rotating part (120) may correspond to a command signal for changing an object displayed on a screen output from the screen part (110) or changing a selected object from one of a plurality of objects displayed on the screen to another.
  • the rotating part (120) may have a function similar to a movement button that generates a movement signal for an object displayed on the screen.
  • the screen portion (110) may include a display (121) and a window (122). At least a portion of the display (121) may be built into the screen portion (110) to output a screen.
  • the display (121) may be mounted adjacent to the front surface of the screen portion (110) or may be mounted on the front surface.
  • the above screen portion (110) may include a body portion protruding from the front panel (11), and the display (121) may be mounted on the front surface of the body portion.
  • the above-described rotating portion (120) may be provided to surround the periphery of the body portion.
  • a window (122) may be provided on the screen portion (110) to cover the display (121).
  • the window (122) may define the front of the screen portion (110).
  • the window (122) may be arranged on the front of the body portion to cover the front of the body portion.
  • the above window (122) may include an output area (130).
  • the output area (130) may be arranged so that at least a portion thereof overlaps the display (121).
  • At least a portion of the output area (130) may be positioned in front of the display (121).
  • the output area (130) may have light-transmitting properties so that the screen of the display (121) may be recognized from the outside.
  • the window (122) may be made of a material such as glass or plastic, and the output area (130) may be provided transparently so that the screen of the display (121) can be visually recognized by the user.
  • the output area (130) may extend from one end of the window (122) to the other end along the width direction of the cabinet (10).
  • the output area (130) defined at the top and bottom of the window (122) based on the height direction of the cabinet (10) may occupy the entire center of the window (122).
  • the screen portion (110) may have a roughly circular cross-sectional shape, and the output area (130) may have straight borders at the top and bottom and curved borders at both ends in the width direction that correspond to the borders of the screen portion (110).
  • the display (121) has a shape corresponding to the output area (130) and can overlap approximately the entire output area (130).
  • the shape of the display (121) is not necessarily limited to the above.
  • a part of the output area (130) may overlap with the display (121) and the rest may not overlap.
  • the display (121) may have a rectangular cross-sectional shape and may be arranged to overlap approximately the central portion of the output area (130) except for both ends in the width direction of the output area (130).
  • the above output area (130) may be positioned below the top of the screen (110) and the window (122). That is, the above output area (130) may be spaced downward from the top of the window (122).
  • a status area (140) may be provided between the top of the window (122) and the output area (130) in the above window (122).
  • An indicator (141) indicating the status of the clothing treatment device (1) may be positioned in the status area (140).
  • the above indicator (141) is provided in multiple units and can display various information, such as whether Wi-Fi is connected or whether the door (15) is locked.
  • the above indicator (141) can include a shape that suggests or hints at the information it wants to display, and the shape can be provided on the window (122).
  • the above body part may include a light emitting body for each of a plurality of indicators (141).
  • the light emitting body may be turned on or off to indicate the status of the corresponding indicator (141).
  • the output area (130) may be positioned above the bottom of the window (122).
  • an operation area (150) in which an operation button (151) operated by a user is positioned may be provided between the bottom of the window (122) and the output area (130).
  • the above-mentioned operation area (150) may be defined between the lower edge of the output area (130) and the lower edge of the window (122).
  • the above-mentioned operation area (150) may be provided with the above-mentioned operation button (151).
  • the above operation button (151) may be provided for operating the screen.
  • the user can operate the screen by operating the operation button (151).
  • the user can operate the screen and transmit a desired command to the control unit by operating the operation button (151) and the rotation unit (120).
  • the operating button (151) may be of various types, such as a mechanical button operated through a physical change in protrusion, a pressure-type button operated by the user's pressure, or a touch-type button that detects the user's touch.
  • the multiple operation buttons (151) may include a back button and an OK button.
  • the screen unit (110) can output various screens.
  • the back button can generate a command signal to return to the screen immediately preceding the current screen. For example, if the second screen is output while the first screen is being output on the screen unit (110), when the user operates the back button, the screen unit (110) can output the first screen again instead of the second screen.
  • Various objects may be displayed on the screen of the screen unit (110). For example, multiple processing courses for processing clothing may be displayed on the screen of the screen unit (110). Any one of the multiple processing courses may be selected and displayed differently from the rest.
  • the user can operate the rotation unit (120) so that a desired object among the plurality of objects becomes the selection target.
  • the desired object is displayed as the selection target, if the user operates the confirmation button, the selection of the selection target among the plurality of objects can be confirmed.
  • buttons (160) may be placed on both sides of the output unit (100) based on the width direction.
  • the power button described above may be located on one side of the output unit (100) in the width direction, and the execution button described above may be located on the other side of the output unit (100) in the width direction.
  • a user can apply power to the clothing treatment device (1) by operating the power button, display a desired treatment course as a selection target by operating the rotation part (120) of the output part (100), and command the execution of the treatment course displayed as a selection target by operating the execution button.
  • the operating unit is arranged such that the power button, the output unit (100), and the execution button are arranged along one direction parallel to the width direction, so that the user can use the clothing treatment device (1) by operating the operating unit along the one direction from the power button to the execution button, thereby improving the convenience of use.
  • FIG. 9 illustrates a front panel (11) and an operating unit separated from the front panel (11).
  • the operating unit may be located above the door (15) and may include a module housing (125) coupled to the front panel (11) at the rear of the front panel (11) and an output unit (100) coupled to the front panel (11) at the front of the front panel (11).
  • a hole may be formed in the front panel (11) at a location corresponding to the output unit (100), and the output unit (100) may pass through the hole and be coupled to a module housing (125) located inside the cabinet (10).
  • the moving unit (55) can be introduced into the cabinet (10) by penetrating the front panel (11) through the opening (12) located on one side of the operating unit based on the width direction of the cabinet (10), that is, the aforementioned inlet opening (12), and the handle portion (57) of the moving unit (55) corresponding to the front end of the moving unit (55) can have its front exposed to the front of the front panel (11), and the storage body (56) located at the rear of the handle portion (57) of the moving unit (55) can be located inside the cabinet (10).
  • Fig. 10 shows an exploded perspective view of the operating unit.
  • the operating unit may include the output unit (100), button (160), and module housing (125) described above.
  • the output section (100) may protrude forward of the front panel (11).
  • the output section (100) may include the screen section (110) and the rotation section (120) described above.
  • the screen section (110) may include a body section and a window (122).
  • the rotation section (120) may be arranged to surround the perimeter of the body section.
  • the rotation section (120) may define the perimeter of the output section (100).
  • a display (121) may be placed on the inside or front of the body.
  • a window (122) covering the display (121) may be placed on the front of the body.
  • the window (122) may define the front of the screen (110).
  • a module housing (125) may be placed at the rear of the output unit (100) inside the cabinet (10).
  • the output unit (100) may be connected to the module housing (125).
  • a board (127) may be provided inside the module housing (125).
  • the above-described output unit (100) and button (160), for example, the first button (161) and the second button (162), may be connected to the board (127).
  • FIG. 11 illustrates an optional part (200) provided on the front panel (11) in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • the option section (200) may include an option control section (210) that displays each option information for a clothing treatment course and an additional option selection section (220) that includes settings or course reservations.
  • the option control unit (210) can display the option value of the option for the clothing treatment course.
  • the option displayed in the option control unit (210) can have the option value changed.
  • There can be multiple option control units (210), and the multiple option control units (210) can correspond to different options.
  • Options displayed to the user through the option control unit (210) may display the current option value, and the option value may be changed by the user.
  • the option control unit (210) may include an option button, and when the user operates the option button, the option value for the corresponding option may be changed and displayed.
  • the additional option selection units (220) displayed in the option unit (200) may be provided in the form of buttons.
  • the user can determine whether to apply the additional option by manipulating the additional option selection unit (220). For example, the user can select the additional option selection unit (220) corresponding to the setting function among the additional option selection units (220) provided in the option unit (200), and when the additional option selection unit (220) of the setting function is selected, the screen unit (110) described above can output a setting screen.
  • the user can select course reservation from the additional option selection section (220), and when the course reservation is selected, the reservation time for the processing course of the clothing currently displayed on the screen section (110) can be set.
  • Fig. 12 illustrates a height relationship between a plurality of components arranged on the upper portion of the front panel (11) according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • the height of each component is illustrated as an imaginary horizontal line parallel to the width direction of the cabinet (10).
  • the upper end (HL1) of the output unit (100) on the front panel (11) may be positioned lower than the upper end (HL4) of the moving unit (55). Accordingly, the module housing (125) of the aforementioned operating unit may be fixed upwardly inside the cabinet (10) without coming into contact with the upper panel, etc.
  • the lower end (HL2) of the output unit (100) may be positioned above the lower end (HL5) of the moving unit (55). Accordingly, the output unit (100) for outputting the screen may be prevented from being positioned too far down, and an excessive increase in the size of the output unit (100) may be prevented, while providing a screen of an appropriate size in relation to the moving unit (55).
  • the lower end (HL2) of the output portion (100) may be positioned lower than the lower end (HL8) of the handle groove (58).
  • the size of the output portion (100) may be set to correspond to the handle portion (57) of the moving unit (55), and thus, to prevent the size of the output portion (100) from being excessively reduced, the lower end (HL2) of the output portion (100) may be positioned lower than the lower end of the handle groove (58) of the handle portion (57).
  • the horizontal center line for one configuration may mean an imaginary horizontal line that is parallel to the width direction of the cabinet (10) and passes through the center of the corresponding configuration when viewed from the front panel (11).
  • the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100) may be positioned on the same line as the horizontal center line (HL6) of the moving unit (55).
  • the output unit (100) and the moving unit (55) may provide a visual image aligned along the width direction to the user.
  • the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output section (100) may be positioned above the upper end (HL7) of the handle groove (58).
  • the upper end (HL7) of the handle groove (58) may be positioned below the horizontal center line of the handle portion (57).
  • the size of the handle groove (58) may be limited to an appropriate level.
  • the button (160) of the aforementioned operation unit may have its top positioned lower than the top (HL1) of the output unit (100). If the button (160) is too close to the top of the front panel (11), the user's operating convenience may be reduced, and to suppress this, the top (HL9) of the button (160) may be positioned lower than the top (HL1) of the output unit (100).
  • the bottom (HL10) of the above button (160) may be positioned above the bottom (HL2) of the output unit (100).
  • the output unit (100) and the button (160) may provide the user with a visual effect in which the output unit (100) and the button (160) are aligned along the width direction of the cabinet (10), and the button (160) and the output unit (100) may be easily connected to the above-described module housing (125).
  • the upper part (HL9) of the button (160) may be positioned above the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100), and the lower part (HL10) of the button (160) may be positioned below the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100). That is, the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100) may cross the button (160).
  • the upper part (HL9) of the button (160) may be positioned above the handle groove (58), and the lower part (HL10) of the button (160) may be positioned below the upper part (HL7) of the handle groove (58) and above the lower part (HL8) of the handle groove (58). That is, the lower part (HL10) of the button (160) may be positioned between the upper part (HL7) and the lower part of the handle groove (58).
  • the horizontal center line of the first button (161) and the horizontal center line of the second button (162) may be positioned on the same line.
  • the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100) may cross the button (160).
  • the horizontal center line (HL11) of the button (160) may be positioned below the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100). That is, the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100) may be positioned above the horizontal center line (HL11) of the button (160).
  • the upper components arranged on the upper part of the front panel (11) may be aligned together along the width direction to improve the product's external appearance.
  • the output unit (100) may display a screen on the front, and the front of the output unit (100) where the screen is not output may have a dark color.
  • the side with low brightness has the visual effect of being positioned further back than the side with high brightness, and therefore, from the user's perspective, the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output section (100) can be perceived as being positioned somewhat lower than the designed position.
  • one embodiment of the present invention can provide a visual effect in which the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100) and the horizontal center line (HL11) of the button (160) are positioned on the same line from the user's perspective by positioning the horizontal center line (HL11) of the button (160) a certain amount lower than the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100).
  • the front of the output unit (100) may protrude forward from the front panel (11), and when considering a user's line of sight, which is generally higher than the output unit (100), it may be advantageous to design the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100) protruding from the front panel (11) to be positioned higher than the button (160) in order to provide a visual effect in which the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100) and the horizontal center line (HL11) of the button (160) are positioned on the same line in the user's line of sight.
  • the horizontal center line (HL11) of the button (160) may be positioned on the same line as the upper end (HL7) of the handle groove (58) or may be positioned above the upper end (HL7) of the handle groove (58).
  • the upper end (HL7) of the handle groove (58) may be positioned on the same line as the horizontal center line of the handle portion (57) or may be positioned adjacent to it.
  • the upper part (HL12) of the optional part (200) may be positioned lower than the upper part (HL1) of the output part (100), and the lower part (HL13) of the optional part (200) may be positioned higher than the lower part (HL2) of the output part (100). Accordingly, the vertical length of the optional part (200) may be shorter than the vertical length of the output part (100).
  • the vertical length of the output unit (100) may be longer than the vertical length of the optional unit (200), and the vertical length of the handle unit (57) of the moving unit (55) may be longer than the vertical length of the output unit (100). Accordingly, the vertical lengths of the handle unit (57) of the moving unit (55), the output unit (100), and the optional unit (200) may gradually decrease along the width direction.
  • the upper part (HL12) of the optional part (200) is positioned above the upper part (HL7) of the handle groove (58), and the lower part (HL13) of the optional part (200) is positioned below the upper part (HL7) of the handle groove (58) and may be positioned above the lower part (HL8) of the handle groove (58).
  • the upper part (HL9) of the button (160) may be positioned lower than the upper part (HL12) of the option part (200), and the lower part (HL10) of the button (160) may be positioned higher than the lower part (HL13) of the option part (200). Accordingly, the vertical length may be gradually reduced in the order of the handle part (57) of the moving unit (55), the output part (100), the option part (200), and the button (160).
  • the horizontal center line (HL14) of the above option unit (200) may be positioned lower than the horizontal center line (HL3) of the output unit (100), and the horizontal center line (HL11) of the button (160) may be positioned on the same line as the horizontal center line (HL14) of the above option unit (200).
  • the horizontal center line (HL6) of the output unit (100) and the moving unit (55) may be the same, the horizontal center line (HL11) of the option unit (200) and the button (160) may be the same, and the horizontal center line (HL6) of the output unit (100) and the moving unit (55) may be positioned above the horizontal center line (HL11) of the option unit (200) and the button (160).
  • FIGs. 13 and 14 illustrate the width relationship of the upper components of the front panel (11).
  • the width-direction position of the components is indicated by an imaginary vertical line perpendicular to the ground.
  • the distance between the button (160) and the moving unit (55) and the distance between the button (160) and the output unit (100) based on the width direction of the cabinet (10) may be different from each other.
  • the button (160) may be the first button (161) described above.
  • the separation distance may mean a width-wise distance defined between the width-wise ends of the components.
  • the separation distance between the button (160) and the output unit (100) may mean, based on the width-wise distance, a distance between a vertical line defined at an end from the button (160) toward the output unit (100) and a vertical line defined at an end from the output unit (100) toward the button (160).
  • the button (160) and the output unit (100) can be connected together to the module housing (125).
  • the width of the cabinet (10) can be changed according to the capacity of the tub (30) or the receiving unit (20).
  • the position of the opening (12) of the front panel (11) and the position of the moving unit (55) may change depending on the change in the width of the cabinet (10), which may be disadvantageous in design, and the position of the detergent case (52) into which the moving unit (55) is inserted may also have to be adjusted, which may cause disadvantages in manufacturing.
  • one embodiment of the present invention sets the distance between the button (160) and the output unit (100) and the distance between the button (160) and the moving unit (55) differently, thereby maintaining the size of the module housing (125) of the operating unit and the detergent case (52) of the detergent unit (50) and their positions inside the cabinet (10) despite changes in the width of the cabinet (10).
  • the distance (W1) between the button (160) and the moving unit (55) may be longer than the distance (W2) between the button (160) and the output unit (100).
  • the button (160) may be the first button (161) described above.
  • Determining the distance (W1) between the button (160) and the moving unit (55) to be greater than the distance (W2) between the button (160) and the output unit (100) can enhance the aforementioned design aspect as the width of the cabinet (10) increases.
  • the distance (W2) between the output unit (100) and the first button (161) may be the same as the distance (W3) between the output unit (100) and the second button (162).
  • the first button (161) and the second button (162) may be coupled to the module housing (125) described above, and therefore, the distance (W2, W3) between the first button (161) and the second button (162) with respect to the output unit (100) may be constant, regardless of changes in the width of the cabinet (10), etc.
  • the distance (W2) between the first button (161) and the distance (W3) between the second button (162) and the output unit (100) can be determined to be the same regardless of the change in the width of the cabinet (10), so as to improve the completeness of the product through a unified image in appearance.
  • the vertical center line (VL1) of the output unit (100) on the front panel (11) can be positioned on the same line as the vertical center line (VL2) of the front panel (11).
  • the width (W5) of the optional part (200) in the width direction of the front panel (11) may be smaller than the width (W6) of the moving unit (55).
  • the width (W5) of the optional part (200) may be larger than the width (W7) of the handle groove (58).
  • the width (W5) of the option part (200) may be greater than the distance (W4) between one end from the first button (161) toward the moving unit (55) and one end from the second button (162) toward the option part (200).
  • the distance (W1) between the button (160) and the moving unit (55) may be smaller than the distance (W2) between the button (160) and the output unit (100).
  • this can have design advantages as the width of the cabinet (10) decreases.
  • the width of the cabinet (10) is reduced below a certain level while the position of the detergent compartment (50) or the moving unit (55) based on the interior of the cabinet (10) is fixed, the distance (W1) between the button (160) and the moving unit (55) can be smaller than the distance (W2) between the button (160) and the output section (100) maintained according to the design size of the module housing (125).
  • the module housing (125) may be positioned away from the detergent case (52).
  • the moving unit (55) in the front panel (11) can be positioned on one side of the output section (100) in the width direction, and the vertical center line (VL1) of the output section (100) can be spaced apart from the vertical center line (VL2) of the door (15) or the front panel (11) in the width direction on the other side.
  • the vertical center line (VL2) of the front panel (11) can be positioned between the moving unit (55) and the vertical center line (VL1) of the output unit (100).
  • the vertical center line (VL2) of the front panel (11) can cross the output unit (100).

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Est divulgué un appareil de traitement de vêtements. Un appareil de traitement de vêtements selon un mode de réalisation de la présente invention comprend : un caisson ; une unité de réception dans laquelle du linge est reçu et traité ; une unité de déplacement introduite dans un panneau avant ; et une unité de sortie délivrant un écran. L'unité de sortie comprend : une unité d'écran dépassant du panneau avant et sur la surface avant de laquelle un écran est délivré ; et une unité rotative entourant la surface circonférentielle de l'unité d'écran et pouvant tourner autour de l'unité d'écran, dans le panneau avant, le haut de l'unité de sortie étant plus bas que le haut de l'unité mobile, et le fond de l'unité de sortie étant plus haut que le fond de l'unité mobile.
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