WO2006004051A1 - 高周波調理器 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a high-frequency cooker that heat-treats an object to be heated by combining high frequency and steam.
- a high-frequency cooker in which a water tank is arranged on a side portion of a high-frequency cooker body is known (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- the high-frequency cooker disclosed in Patent Document 1 is a heating cooker that heats a heated object by supplying high-frequency (microwave) and steam to a heating chamber that houses the heated object.
- a magnetron as a high frequency generator that generates high frequency
- a steam generator that generates steam in the heating chamber
- a circulation fan that stirs and circulates air in the heating chamber
- room air heating that heats the air circulating in the heating chamber
- a competition heater as a heater
- an infrared sensor for detecting the temperature in the heating chamber through a detection hole provided on the wall surface of the heating chamber
- a water tank for supplying water to the steam generator.
- a water tank is detachably housed in the side wall of the high-frequency cooker body.
- the water tank has a thin rectangular shape with an open top and a lid.
- the lid is provided with an intake pipe attachment portion, and an intake pipe extending through the lid to the vicinity of the bottom surface is provided below the intake pipe attachment portion.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2004-011995 (Fig. 1)
- Patent Document 1 water stored inside is heated because it is adjacent to the water tank force heating chamber and the competition heater housed in the side wall of the high-frequency cooker body. There is a fear. Therefore, it requires a heat insulating material to prevent the water from heating, which can be disadvantageous in terms of cost.
- the water tank is detachably stored in the side wall of the high-frequency cooker body.
- the side portion of the high-frequency cooker cannot be installed close to the wall, and the installation property is poor.
- a high-frequency controller 100 includes a recess 104 formed in a bottom surface 103 of a high-frequency cooker main body 102, a magnetron 106, a control plate 107, and an inverter 108 around a motor 105 around a motor 105.
- a circulation fan 109, a heater 110, and an electronic device 111 that has power are attached.
- the bottom plate 112 is screwed to the recess 104, and rubber legs 113 are attached to the four sides of the bottom plate 112.
- a tray 115 is attached below the door 114.
- the door 114 is opened after the high frequency and steam are supplied into the heating chamber 116 and the object to be heated is heated, the tray 115 flows as dew condensation water. I'm starting to receive it.
- the tray 115 is taken out after the door 114 is opened.
- the water tank 101 since the water tank 101 is disposed above the electronic device 111, the water tank 101 may be damaged when the water tank 101 is leaked.
- a high-frequency cooker covers a whole by connecting a metal plate such as an iron plate or the like that has been appropriately drawn as a countermeasure against leakage waves by welding, caulking, or the like.
- High frequency cooker body A bottom plate made of metal is provided below, and an electronic device or the like is accommodated in the bottom plate.
- the structure in which the water tank is accommodated from the opening provided in the bottom plate is not preferable in terms of countermeasures against leakage waves described above.
- the total height of the high-frequency cooking device increases by the thickness of the water tank, resulting in an increase in size.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and a first object of the present invention is to improve installation property, handling property, and quality, prevent leakage waves, and realize downsizing. It is to provide a high-frequency cooker.
- a second object of the present invention is to provide a high-frequency cooker capable of improving installation, handling, and quality. It is in.
- the first object of the present invention is achieved by the following configuration.
- a high-frequency cooker having a water tank for storing water for generating steam and supplying a high-frequency wave and the steam to the heating chamber to heat the object to be heated, the heating chamber having the heating chamber
- the water tank is detachably placed toward the front in a recess formed so that the mounting surface force is also released by drawing the bottom plate provided below the high-frequency cooker body!
- a high-frequency cooking device
- a water tank that stores water for generating steam is detachably disposed below the high-frequency cooker main body toward the front surface. Therefore, even if the water tank is not adjacent to the heating chamber or the like and the heating chamber becomes hot, the heat moves upward, so that the water stored inside is not heated, and the side portion is placed on the wall. It can be installed. As a result, the installability can be improved.
- the water tank is placed in a recess formed so as to separate the mounting surface force by drawing the bottom plate provided under the main body of the high-frequency cooker, so it does not hinder countermeasures against leakage waves! At the same time, the overall height does not increase, so the size can be reduced.
- the water tank is installed in an electronic device housed in a bottom portion of the high-frequency cooker body. 2. The high frequency cooker according to claim 1, wherein the high frequency cooker is disposed upstream of the cooling path.
- the water in the water tank can be reliably and completely discharged from the discharge port. It can discharge
- the inner bottom surface of the water tank has a substantially ship bottom shape, so that the water in the water tank can be surely contained compared to the case where the inner bottom surface of the water tank is flat. Can guide you to the outlet.
- a high-frequency cooker that includes a water tank that stores water for generating steam, supplies a high-frequency wave and the steam to a heating chamber, and heats the object to be heated.
- a high-frequency cooker characterized by having a tray integrally attached to the water tank, which is detachably attached to the front of the high-frequency cooker main body having the heating chamber.
- the water tank and the tray for storing water for generating steam are arranged below the high-frequency cooker body, the water tank is in the heating chamber. Even if the heating chamber becomes high temperature, the water stored in the inside is not heated because the heat moves upward. Also, the water tank is high frequency cooking Because it is detachably attached to the front of the main body, it can be installed with its side facing the wall. In addition, the electronic equipment is not damaged because it is not placed above the electronic equipment stored in the bottom of the main body of the water tank high-frequency cooker. In addition, since the water tank and tray can be taken out from the front of the main body of the high-frequency cooker at the same time, handling is improved.
- a tray for receiving the condensed water that flows through the inner surface of the door panel is integrated with the water tank.
- the water tank is placed on the side of the high-frequency cooker body, and the tray is placed on the front of the high-frequency cooker body. Can be stored in one place, eliminating wasted space and making it compact. As a result, installation, handling, and quality can be improved.
- a high-frequency cooker that includes a water tank that stores water for generating steam, supplies a high-frequency wave and the steam to a heating chamber, and heats an object to be heated, the water tank Is disposed detachably toward the front surface below the high-frequency cooker body having the heating chamber, and has a tray integrally assembled with the water tank.
- a high-frequency cooker characterized by being disposed in front.
- the water tank and the tray for storing water for generating steam are disposed below the high-frequency cooker body, the water tank is in the heating chamber. Even if the heating chamber becomes high temperature, the water stored in the inside is not heated because the heat moves upward.
- the water tank is detachably assembled to the front surface of the main body of the high-frequency cooker, it can be installed with the side part close to the wall.
- the electronic equipment is not damaged because it is not placed above the electronic equipment stored in the bottom of the main body of the water tank high-frequency cooker.
- the water tank and tray can be taken out from the front of the main body of the high-frequency cooker at the same time, handling is improved.
- a tray for receiving condensed water that flows out through the inner surface of the door panel is located in front of the water tank. Because it is located in the water tank, the water tank can be replenished and the tray can be cleaned at the same time, making daily maintenance easy. It can be carried out. As a result, installation, handling and quality can be improved.
- a high-frequency cooker that includes a water tank that stores water for generating steam, supplies a high-frequency wave and the steam to a heating chamber, and heats an object to be heated. Is disposed detachably toward the front surface below the high-frequency cooker main body having the heating chamber, and has a tray integrally assembled with the water tank. The tray and the water tank force A high-frequency cooking device, wherein the high-frequency cooking device is arranged on the left and right sides on the front side of the main body.
- the water tank and the tray for storing water for generating steam are arranged below the high-frequency cooker body, the water tank is in the heating chamber. Even if the heating chamber becomes high temperature, the water stored in the inside is not heated because the heat moves upward.
- the water tank is detachably assembled to the front surface of the main body of the high-frequency cooker, it can be installed with the side part close to the wall.
- the electronic equipment is not damaged because it is not placed above the electronic equipment stored in the bottom of the main body of the water tank high-frequency cooker.
- the water tank and tray can be taken out from the front of the main body of the high-frequency cooker at the same time, handling is improved.
- a tray for receiving condensed water that flows out through the inner surface of the door panel, a water tank, are arranged on the left and right sides of the front side of the high-frequency cooker body, so that it is possible to easily check the remaining amount of water through the front side of the water tank on either the left or right side without taking out the water tank.
- a high-frequency cooker that includes a water tank that stores water for generating steam, supplies a high-frequency wave and the steam to a heating chamber, and heats an object to be heated. Is disposed detachably toward the front surface below the high-frequency cooker main body having the heating chamber, and has a tray integrally assembled with the water tank. The tray and the water tank force A high-frequency cooker characterized by being arranged vertically on the front side of the main body of the high-frequency cooker.
- the high-frequency cooker configured as described above stores water for generating steam. Since the water tank and tray to be placed are located below the main body of the high-frequency cooker, even if the water tank is not adjacent to the heating chamber or the like and the heating chamber becomes hot, the heat moves upward. Therefore, the water stored inside is not heated. In addition, since the water tank is detachably assembled to the front surface of the main body of the high-frequency cooker, it can be installed with the side part close to the wall. In addition, the electronic equipment is not damaged because it is not placed above the electronic equipment stored in the bottom of the main body of the water tank high-frequency cooker. In addition, since the water tank and tray can be taken out from the front of the main body of the high-frequency cooker at the same time, handling is improved.
- a tray for receiving condensed water that flows out through the inner surface of the door panel, a water tank, are arranged vertically on the front side of the main body of the high-frequency cooker, so that it is possible to easily check the remaining amount of water through the front side of the water tank at either the top or bottom without taking out the water tank.
- the high frequency cooking device of the present invention it is possible to solve the problems that the water in the water tank is heated, the installation property is bad, and the electronic device may be damaged. The effect that improvement can be aimed at is acquired.
- FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view for explaining a high-frequency cooker according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the water tank shown in FIG.
- FIG. 3 (a) is an external perspective view of the water tank and tray used in the high-frequency cooking device of the second embodiment according to the present invention in an assembled state, and (b) is a single water tank of (a). It is an external perspective view.
- FIG. 4 (a) is an external perspective view before assembling the water tank and tray used in the high-frequency cooking device of the third embodiment according to the present invention, and (b) is the water tank and tray of (a). It is sectional drawing in the assembly
- FIG. 5 (a) is a water tank and tray used in the high-frequency cooking device of the fourth embodiment according to the present invention.
- (B) is a sectional view of the water tank and tray in the assembled state of (a).
- FIG. 6 (a) is an external perspective view of the water tank and tray used in the high-frequency cooking device of the fifth embodiment according to the present invention in an assembled state, and (b) is a single water tank of (a). It is an external perspective view.
- FIG. 7 is an external perspective view of the water tank and tray used in the high-frequency cooking device of the sixth embodiment according to the present invention before assembly.
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of a modified example of the high-frequency cooker according to the present invention before assembling the high-frequency cooker body and the water tank.
- FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a main part showing a modification of the water tank according to the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic view showing a modified example of the assembled state of the water tank and the tray according to the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is an exploded perspective view of a conventional high-frequency cooker.
- FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view for explaining the high-frequency cooking device of the first embodiment according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the water tank shown in FIG.
- the high-frequency cooker 10 includes a high-frequency cooker body 11, a tray 12, and a water tank 13, and the tray 12 A water tank 13 and are detachably assembled to the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11.
- the high-frequency cooking main body 11 has a magnetron, a control plate, an inverter, a motor, and other electronic devices (see FIG. 9) 16 mounted around the circulation fan 15 above the bottom plate 14 at the bottom. It is
- the bottom plate 14 closes the lower portion of the high-frequency cooker body 11 as a countermeasure against leakage waves, and has four screw holes 17 formed around it. Screws (not shown) are threaded through the screw holes 17, and these screws are screwed into the lower surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11, so that the electronic equipment 16 stored at the bottom of the high-frequency cooker body 11 is placed below the electronic device 16. Closed and assembled to the high-frequency cooker body 1 1.
- a tray storage portion 18 and a water tank storage portion 19 are formed on the front surface of the bottom plate 14.
- the tray storage unit 18 stores the tray 12 and is formed in an L-shaped concave shape on the lower side of the high-frequency cooker body 11.
- Water tank storage 19 is a water tank 1
- 3 is formed in the shape of a square hole having a depth toward the rear surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11 at the center of the tray storage portion 18.
- the tray storage portion 18 and the water tank storage portion 19 are concave portions formed so as to separate the mounting surface force of a cooking table or the like on which the high-frequency cooker 10 is mounted by drawing the bottom plate 14.
- the tray 12 and the water tank 13 are disposed below the bottom plate 14 by being accommodated in the tray accommodating portion 18 and the water tank accommodating portion 19, respectively.
- the rear plate 20 of the water tank housing part 19 is formed with joint through holes 21 at the center, and a plurality of air holes 22 are formed on both sides of the joint through holes 21.
- the joint through-hole 21 and the air hole 22 are communicated with each other in a recess (see FIG. 9) at the bottom of the high-frequency cooking main body 11, which is the front surface force of the high-frequency cooking device main body 11.
- the tray 12 is formed using, for example, transparent or translucent grease as a raw material, has a width dimension equivalent to the horizontal width of the high-frequency cooker body 11, and has a predetermined depth dimension, The upper part is open.
- the tray 12 is accommodated in the tray accommodating portion 18 from the front surface of the high-frequency cooker main body 11, so that the opened upper portion is disposed below the door panel 23.
- the door panel 23 is opened after the high frequency and steam are supplied and the object to be heated is heated, the condensed water flowing out through the inner surface of the door panel 23 is received.
- the water tank 13 includes a tank body 24 and a lid 25.
- the tank body 24 is the same as the tray 12.
- a transparent or translucent resin is formed from a raw material, and is integrally joined to the rear plate 26 of the tray 12 and opened upward.
- the tank body 24 is disposed below the high-frequency cooker body 11 by storing water in the front surface power tank storage unit 19 of the high-frequency cooker body 11 after storing water.
- the tank body 24 is not adjacent to the heating chamber or the like, and even if the heating chamber becomes hot, the heat moves upward, so that the water stored therein is not heated.
- the tank body 24 is not disposed above the electronic device 16 housed in the bottom of the high-frequency controller main body 11, the electronic device 16 is not damaged.
- the lid 25 covers the open portion by being attached above the tank body 24.
- the tank body 24 may be formed integrally with the tray 12, or may be formed separately and joined with an adhesive or the like.
- a communication pipe 27 connected to the substantially central portion of the tray 12 is disposed on the front surface of the tank body 24.
- a cylindrical joint 29 connected to the inside of the tank body 24 is provided on the rear surface of the tank body 24.
- the circulation fan 15 When the circulation fan 15 is activated, the negative pressure generated by the circulation fan 15 causes the air in the water tank storage unit 19 to be electronically transmitted through the plurality of air holes 22 in the rear plate 20 of the water tank storage unit 19. Introduced on equipment 1 6 side. As a result, by licking the aerodynamic tank body 24, which is a cooling medium introduced from the front of the high-frequency cooker body 11, and cooled in the vicinity of the tank body 24, it is fed to the electronic device 16 side. Therefore, the electronic device 16 can be efficiently cooled by the cooler air.
- the communication pipe 27 is communicated from the inside of the tank body 24 through the rear plate 26 of the tray 12 to the inner wall of the front plate 28 of the tray 12! /
- the amount of water stored in the water tank 13 through the scale portion 30 arranged on the front side of the high-frequency cooker body 11 can be confirmed visually.
- a joint 29 is passed through the joint penetration hole 21, and a pair of substantially C-shaped engaging portions 12A provided on the tray 12 are provided on rubber legs (see FIG. 11). Engaged and supported.
- the water tank 13 and the tray 12 for storing water for generating steam are disposed below the high-frequency cooker body 11, and thus the water tank 13 Even if the heating chamber is not adjacent to the heating chamber and the heating chamber becomes hot, the heat moves upward, so that the water stored inside is not heated.
- the water tank 13 since the water tank 13 is detachably attached to the front surface of the high-frequency cooker main body 11, the water tank 13 can be installed with its side parts close to the wall.
- the water tank 13 is not disposed above the electronic device 16 stored at the bottom of the high-frequency cooker body 11, even if the water in the water tank 13 leaks, Since it only flows downward from the bottom plate 14, the electronic device 16 is not damaged. As a result, the installation and quality can be improved.
- the handleability can be improved.
- the tray 12 for receiving the dew condensation water flowing out through the inner surface of the door panel 23 is a water tank. Since the water tank is located on the side of the high frequency cooker body and the tray is located on the front of the high frequency cooker body, the water tank 13 And the tray 12 can be stored in one place, so there is no wasted space and it can be made compact. Also, because the tray 12 is placed in front of the water tank 13, Since water can be supplied to the water tank 13 and the tray 12 can be cleaned at the same time, daily maintenance can be performed easily. As a result, installation, handling and quality can be improved.
- the water tank 13 is arranged upstream of the cooling path of the electronic device 16 set from the front surface to the rear surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11. Since the air introduced with the forward force of the high-frequency cooker body 11 is cooled in the vicinity of the water tank 13 by licking the water tank 13, it is sent to the electronic device 16 side, so it becomes cooler. The electronic device 16 can be efficiently cooled by the air, and the cooling efficiency can be improved.
- the entire width of the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11 is utilized. Since the tank 13 can be disposed, the capacity of the water tank 13 can be increased, and the entire high-frequency cooker 20 can be thinned.
- the bottom plate 14 has a countermeasure against the leakage wave. It is not necessary to provide an obstructing opening and the like, and an increase in size in which the thickness of the tray 12 and the water tank 13 does not affect the overall height of the high-frequency cooker 10 can be avoided.
- FIG. 3 (a) is an external perspective view of the water tank and tray used in the high-frequency cooking device of the second embodiment according to the present invention
- FIG. 3 (b) is the water tank of FIG. 3 (a).
- the tray 41 used in the high-frequency cooker 40 of the second embodiment is formed using, for example, a transparent or translucent rosin as a raw material, and the high-frequency cooker body 1 It has a width dimension equivalent to the lateral width of 1, has a predetermined depth dimension, and is open at the top.
- the tray 41 is assembled to the water tank 42 by being placed on an extension 43 formed on the front surface of the water tank 42. Tray 41 can be By being stored in the tray storage unit 18 from the front surface of the physical body 11, the upper partial force S is opened and placed below the door panel 23. As a result, when the door panel 23 is opened after the high frequency and steam are supplied and the object to be heated is heated, the condensed water flowing out through the inner surface of the door panel 23 is received.
- the water tank 42 used in the high-frequency cooking device 40 of the second embodiment is formed of, for example, transparent or translucent rosin as a material in the same manner as the tray 41.
- an extension part 43 having the same width dimension as the tray 41 and having a low height is provided in front of the tank body 44 having a high height. Water is stored in the tank body 44 and the extension 43.
- the water tank 42 is disposed below the high-frequency cooker body 11 by storing water and storing both the power and the front force of the high-frequency cooker body 11 in the water tank storage unit 19.
- the tray 41 may be formed on the extending portion 43, or may be formed separately and joined by bonding or the like.
- a water supply port (not shown) is provided in a part of the tank body 44.
- the water tank 42 and the tray 41 for storing water for generating steam are disposed below the high-frequency cooker body 11. Furthermore, even if the water tank 42 is not adjacent to the heating chamber and the heating chamber becomes hot, the heat moves upward, so that the water stored therein is not heated. Further, since the water tank 42 is detachably attached to the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the water tank 42 can be installed with the side portion close to the wall. In addition, since the water tank 42 is not disposed above the electronic device 16 stored at the bottom of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the electronic device 16 is not damaged.
- the handleability can be improved.
- the tray 41 for receiving the dew condensation water flowing out through the inner surface of the door panel 23 is provided in the water tank. Compared to the case where the water tank is located on the side of the high-frequency cooker body and the tray is located on the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body. In comparison, since the water tank 42 and the tray 41 can be stored in one place, useless space is eliminated and the water tank 42 and the tray 41 can be made compact.
- the tray 41 is arranged in front of the water tank 42, water can be replenished to the water tank 42 and the tray 41 can be cleaned at the same time, making daily maintenance easy. it can.
- the tray 41 and the water tank 42 are arranged vertically on the front side of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the water tank 42 is arranged on the lower side without taking out the water tank 42. The remaining amount of water can be easily checked through the extension 43. As a result, installation, handling, and quality can be improved.
- FIG. 4 (a) is an external perspective view of the water tank and tray used in the high-frequency cooker according to the third embodiment of the present invention before threading
- FIG. 4 (b) is the water tank of FIG. 4 (a).
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the assembled state of the tray and the tray. The description of the same or equivalent parts as in the first embodiment will be omitted or simplified.
- the tray 51 used in the high-frequency cooker 50 of the third embodiment is formed in a substantially T-shaped plate shape using, for example, transparent or translucent rosin as a material.
- a tray body 52 having a width dimension equivalent to the horizontal width of the high-frequency cooker body 11 and having an open top and a predetermined depth dimension; and a lid portion 53 formed integrally with the tray body 52;
- the tray 51 is attached so as to cover the water tank 54 by being attached to the open portion of the upper surface of the water tank 54.
- the tray 51 is accommodated in the tray accommodating portion 18 from the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11, so that the opened upper portion is disposed below the door panel 23. Thereby, when the door panel 23 is opened after the high frequency and steam are supplied and the object to be heated is heat-treated, the condensed water flowing out through the inner surface of the door panel 23 is received.
- the water tank 54 used in the high-frequency cooker 50 of the third embodiment is similar to the tray 51, for example, a box shape having a substantially T-shape made of transparent or semi-transparent grease and having an open top. Is formed.
- the water tank 54 is blocked by the tray 51 being attached to the top. It is. Referring to FIG. 1, after storing water, the water is stored in the water tank storage unit 19 from the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11, thereby being disposed below the high-frequency cooker body 11. At this time, since the front surface of the water tank 54 is disposed on the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the amount of water stored in the water tank 54 can be visually confirmed through the front surface.
- the water tank 54 and the tray 51 can be taken out and the water tank 54 and the tray 51 can be disassembled. is there.
- the water tank 54 can be easily and reliably checked for the remaining amount of water by irradiating a light or the like from the rear in the state where it is stored in the water tank storage unit 19.
- the water tank 54 and the tray 51 for storing water for generating steam are disposed below the high frequency cooking device main body 11.
- the heat moves upward, so that the water stored therein is not heated.
- the side part can be installed close to the wall.
- the water tank 54 is not disposed above the electronic device 16 stored at the bottom of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the electronic device 16 is not damaged.
- the handling property can be improved.
- the tray 51 for receiving the dew condensation water that flows out through the inner surface of the door panel 23 is a water tank. Since the water tank is located on the side of the high-frequency cooker body and the tray is located on the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body, And the tray 51 can be stored in one place, so there is no wasted space and it can be made compact.
- the tray 51 is arranged in front of the water tank 54, water can be replenished to the water tank 54 and the tray 51 can be cleaned at the same time, making daily maintenance easy. it can.
- the tray 51 and the water tank 54 are arranged vertically on the front side of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the front side of the water tank 54 arranged on the lower side without taking out the water tank 52. Through water You can easily check the remaining amount. As a result, installation, handling, and quality can be improved.
- FIG. 5 (a) is an external perspective view of the water tank and tray used in the high frequency cooking device of the fourth embodiment according to the present invention
- FIG. 5 (b) is the water tank of FIG. 5 (a).
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the assembled state of the and the tray. Note that the description of the same or equivalent parts as in the first embodiment is omitted or simplified.
- the tray 61 used in the high-frequency cooker 60 of the fourth embodiment is assembled below the front surface of the water tank 62.
- This tray 61 has a width dimension equivalent to the horizontal width of the high-frequency cooker body 11 and is open at the top and has a predetermined depth dimension.
- the water tank 62 used in the high-frequency cooker 60 of the fourth embodiment is formed in a substantially T-shaped hollow box made of, for example, transparent or semi-transparent resin, and the front surface of the tank body 63 is An annular portion 64 is integrally formed.
- the annular portion 64 is formed in an annular shape similar to the outer shape of the tray 61, and the inside communicates with the tank body 63. Further, a water droplet channel 65 penetrating vertically is formed at the center of the annular portion 64.
- a water supply port (not shown) is provided in a part of the tank body 63.
- the tray 61 is threaded on the lower side of the annular portion 64 of the water tank 62.
- the upper portion is disposed below the door panel 23 via the water droplet passage 65 of the annular portion 64 by being housed in the tray housing portion 18 from the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11.
- the water tank 62 is disposed below the high-frequency cooker body 11 by storing the water and then storing it in the water tank storage unit 19 in the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11.
- the high-frequency cooker 60 of the fourth embodiment is good in terms of hygiene because only the tray 61 can be taken out for daily cleaning.
- the water tank 62 and the tray 61 for storing water for generating steam are disposed below the high-frequency cooker body 11. Furthermore, even if the water tank 62 is not adjacent to the heating chamber and the heating chamber becomes hot, the heat moves upward, so that the water stored therein is not heated. In addition, since the water tank 62 is detachably attached to the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the side can be installed close to the wall. In addition, since the water tank 62 is not disposed above the electronic device 16 stored at the bottom of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the electronic device 16 is not damaged.
- the handling property can be improved.
- the tray 61 for receiving the dew condensation water flowing out through the inner surface of the door panel 23 is provided in the water tank.
- the water tank is located on the side of the high-frequency cooker body and the tray is located on the front of the high-frequency cooker body. Since the tray 61 can be stored in one place, there is no wasted space and the tray can be made compact.
- the tray 61 is disposed in front of the water tank 62, water can be replenished to the water tank 62 and the tray 61 can be cleaned at the same time, making daily maintenance easy. it can. Further, since the tray 61 and the water tank 62 are arranged vertically on the front side of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the annular portion 64 of the water tank 62 arranged on the upper side without taking out the water tank 62. You can easily check the remaining amount of water through. As a result, installation, handling, and quality can be improved.
- FIGS. 6 (a) and 6 (b) a high frequency cooking device according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 (a) and 6 (b).
- Fig. 6 (a) is an external perspective view of the water tank and tray used in the high-frequency cooking device of the fifth embodiment according to the present invention
- Fig. 6 (b) is the water tank of Fig. 6 (a).
- FIG. The same or equivalent parts as in the first embodiment will be described. Is omitted or simplified.
- the tray 71 used in the high-frequency cooker 70 of the fifth embodiment is formed using, for example, transparent or translucent rosin as a raw material.
- a first tray portion 72 having a width dimension equivalent to a lateral width of 1 and having a shallow depth in the left half is formed into a second tray portion 73 having a deep depth in the right half.
- the upper part is open.
- the tray 71 is assembled on an extension part 75 formed on the front surface of the water tank 74.
- the tray 71 is housed in the tray housing portion 18 from the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11, so that the opened upper portion is disposed below the door panel 23.
- the water tank 74 used in the high-frequency cooker 70 of the fifth embodiment is formed by using, for example, transparent or translucent rosin as a raw material in the same manner as the tray 41.
- an extension portion 75 placed below the first tray portion 72 of the tray 71 is formed in a protruding manner in front of the tank body 76.
- water is stored in the tank body 76 and the extension part 75.
- the water tank 74 is disposed below the high-frequency cooker body 11 by storing water and then being stored in the water tank storage unit 19 after storing the water. .
- the tray 71 may be formed on the extending portion 75, or may be formed as a separate body and bonded with an adhesive or the like.
- a water supply port (not shown) is provided in a part of the tank body 76.
- the water tank 74 and the tray 71 for storing water for generating steam are disposed below the high-frequency cooker body 11.
- the heat moves upward, so that the water stored therein is not heated.
- the water tank 74 is detachably attached to the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the side can be installed close to the wall.
- the water tank 74 is connected to the high-frequency cooker body 11. The electronic device 16 is not disposed above the electronic device 16 stored in the bottom portion, so that the electronic device 16 is not damaged.
- the handling property can be improved.
- the tray 71 for receiving the dew condensation water that flows out through the inner surface of the door panel 23 is provided in the water tank. 74, the water tank is located on the side of the high-frequency cooker body and the tray is located on the front of the high-frequency cooker body. Since the tray 71 can be stored in one place, there is no wasted space and the tray can be made compact.
- the tray 71 is arranged in front of the water tank 74, water can be replenished to the water tank 74 and the tray 71 can be cleaned at the same time, making daily maintenance easy. it can.
- the tray 71 and the water tank 74 are arranged on the left and right on the front side of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the tray 71 without taking out the water tank 74 is arranged! It is possible to easily check the remaining amount of water through the extension 75 of the water tank 74. As a result, installation, handling, and quality can be improved.
- the first and second tray portions 72, 73 of the tray 71 can be appropriately changed in the left-right direction.
- the position of the extending portion 75 of the water tank 74 is also changed to the left and right.
- FIG. 7 is an external perspective view before the water tank and tray used in the high-frequency cooking device of the sixth embodiment according to the present invention are assembled. Note that the description of the same or equivalent parts as in the first embodiment is omitted or simplified.
- the tray 81 used in the high-frequency cooker 80 of the sixth embodiment is formed by using, for example, transparent or translucent rosin as a raw material.
- the upper half is open with a predetermined depth.
- the tray 81 is assembled on the right side of the extension 83 formed on the front surface of the water tank 82.
- the water tank 82 used in the high-frequency cooker 80 of the sixth embodiment is the same as the tray 81.
- it is formed using transparent or translucent rosin as a raw material, and an extension part 83 having a width dimension of the left half of the horizontal width of the high-frequency cooker body 11 is formed in a protruding manner in front of the tank body 84.
- the water tank 82 stores water in the tank body 84 and the extension 83.
- An auxiliary tray portion 85 is formed on the extending portion 83 of the water tank 82.
- the auxiliary tray 85 has a width of the left half of the horizontal width of the high-frequency cooker body 11, and the right side end inclined downward with respect to the left side end is the left side of the tray 81. It is arranged so as to cover the upper end of each.
- a water supply port (not shown) is provided in a part of the tank body 84.
- the water tank 82 stores the water and stores the power and the front surface force of the high-frequency cooker body 11 in the water tank storage unit 19 with reference to FIG. It is arranged below the cooker body 11.
- the extending portion 83 of the water tank 82 is disposed on the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the amount of water stored in the water tank 82 through the extending portion 83 is visually checked. Can be confirmed.
- the tray 81 is stored in the tray storage unit 18 from the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body 11, so that the opened upper portion is disposed below the door panel 23.
- an auxiliary tray portion 85 of the water tank 82 is disposed below the door panel 23.
- the auxiliary tray section 85 supply high-frequency waves and steam to heat the object to be heated, and flow through the inner surface of the door panel 23. Accept incoming condensed water. At this time, the condensed water that has fallen on the auxiliary tray section 85 falls into the tray 81 from the right end portion due to the inclination.
- the water tank 82 and the tray 81 for storing water for generating steam are disposed below the high-frequency cooker body 11.
- the heat moves upward, so that the water stored therein is not heated.
- the side portion can be installed close to the wall.
- the water tank 82 is not disposed above the electronic device 16 stored in the bottom of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the electronic device 16 is not damaged.
- the water tank 82 and the tray 81 are placed in front of the high-frequency cooker body 11.
- the tray 81 for receiving the condensed water that flows out through the inner surface of the door panel 23 is provided in the water tank. Since the water tank is located on the side of the high-frequency cooker body and the tray is located on the front surface of the high-frequency cooker body, Since the tray 81 can be stored in one place, there is no wasted space and the tray can be made compact. In addition, since the tray 81 is arranged in front of the water tank 82, the water tank 82 can be replenished with water and the tray 81 can be cleaned at the same time, making daily maintenance easy. it can.
- the tray 81 and the water tank 82 are arranged on the left and right sides on the front side of the high-frequency cooker body 11, the tray 81 can be arranged without taking out the water tank 82! The remaining amount of water can be easily checked through the extension 83 of the water tank 82. As a result, installation, handling, and quality can be improved.
- the high-frequency cooking device 80 of the sixth embodiment has the same functions and effects as those of the first embodiment, description thereof will be omitted.
- the auxiliary train section 85 can change the right and left hand as appropriate.
- the extension 83 of the water tank 82 is also changed in position to the left and right, and the position of the tray 81 is changed to the left and right as well.
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of a modified example of the high-frequency cooker according to the present invention before assembling the high-frequency cooker body and the water tank.
- the description of the same or equivalent parts as in the first embodiment will be omitted or simplified.
- the high-frequency cooker 90 of the present modification is a pump included in the electronic device 16.
- the pump 91 and the water tank 92 are formed as an integral module.
- the pump 91 and the water tank 92 are accommodated in the case 93.
- a concave assembly portion 94 is formed on the front surface of the bottom plate 14 that closes the lower portion of the high-frequency cooker body 11, and the pump 91 and the pump 91 and A case 93 containing the water tank 92 is assembled.
- the pump 91 is disposed away from the heating chamber and disposed below the bottom plate 14 so that heat is not applied to the pump 91, so that the performance of the pump 91 can be guaranteed. .
- the inner bottom surface of the water tank is inclined downward toward the joint. Preferably there is.
- FIG. 9 shows an example in which the inner bottom surface 54B of the water tank 54A in the third embodiment described above is directed downward toward the joint 29 to form a downward slope.
- the inner bottom surface 54B has a lowermost portion 54C in which an extension line of the joint 29 is inclined downward toward the base end portion of the joint 29, and a pair of flat surfaces 54 4D are symmetrical with respect to the lowermost 54C. Is formed. These flat surfaces 54D are sloped downward toward the bottom 54C. Therefore, the inner bottom surface 54B has a so-called substantially ship bottom shape.
- the inner bottom surface 54B has a substantially ship bottom shape, the water inside can be reliably guided to the joint 29 as compared with the case where the inner bottom surface is flat.
- the tray and the water tank are inserted into the joint through hole provided in the high-frequency cooking device main body, and the substantially C-shaped engaging portions are respectively provided.
- FIG. 10 shows another supporting structure.
- the water tank 44A shown in FIG. 10 (A) has ribs 44B on both sides. Then, the water tank 44A is guided and held to a predetermined position by inserting these ribs 44B into a groove 19A provided in the water tank housing part 19.
- the support structure shown in FIG. 10 (B) is one in which a support plate 19B is fixed to the bottom plate 14 with screws 19C in the lower opening of the water tank housing part 19.
- the tank and the tray are structurally separate, but are attached to the integrated bowl when attached to the lower portion of the high-frequency cooker body. And when it is taken out, it is taken out integrally.
- the tank when draining the water stored in the tray, if the tank can be taken out together with the tray, the tank can be washed at the same time as the tray is washed.
- the tray is stacked on the upper part of the tank.
- the width and depth dimensions of the tray and the width and depth dimensions of the water tank are preferably selected and set as appropriate in consideration of the design of the applied high-frequency cooker.
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