JPS5838177B2 - cooking machine - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a cooking machine for food processing, and particularly to a cooking machine that performs cooking such as cutting, chopping, grinding, and mixing.

Conventionally, this type of cooking machine can slice vegetables,
It has a cooking function such as shredding, and therefore, processing of the M cutter that exists other than the cooking machine becomes a problem.

This can be done by having the cutters stored in a storage shelf or food case that the user owns, or by attaching a special cutter storage case to the main unit and having the user store the cutters in this case. There is a method of storing the main body case and the cutters separately, and a method of storing the storage case inside the cooking container, but with the former, there is a problem with the storage space for the cutters after use. However, in the latter case, there is a cutter inside the cooking container, so if you close the lid and press the switch, the cutter inside the cooking container will rotate, causing an unexpected problem. be.

The present invention addresses these shortcomings, eliminates the need for extra space for storing cutting, chopping, grinding, mixing, etc. cutters in a cooking machine, and improves the handling of the cutters. Another object of the present invention is to provide a cooking machine in which the motor does not rotate even if it malfunctions, thereby eliminating the occurrence of unexpected situations such as danger due to rotation of cutters.

The feature of the present invention is that in the cooking machine, cutting, chopping, grinding,
There is a cooking machine in which cutters for mixing and the like are stored in a storage case and further stored in a cooking container so that the motor associated with the drive section cannot be driven.

More specifically, for example, by positioning the top surface of the storage case higher than the top surface of the cooking container, there is a gap between the attached lid and the main case when the lid switch is closed.
This prevents joint contact operation.

Next, before explaining the embodiments of the present invention, the cooking machine developed earlier will be explained with reference to FIGS. .

Here, FIG. 1 is a partially opened sectional view of a cooking machine related to the food processor, and FIG. 2 is a partially sectional view of the one shown in FIG. 1 with a cutter storage case housed therein.

That is, inside the case 2 related to the main body case, there is a partition plate 1.
A metal housing 1 that pivotally supports a motor 1 and a shaft (1) 10, which is a driving part of a shaft (2) 27 that is attached to a rotary processing part of a bowl 3 that is attached to a cooking container.
2, the shaft (1) 10 transfers the driving force from the motor 1 to the motor shaft 11 and the pulley (1) 14,
The information is transmitted via a pulley (2) 15 and a belt 16.

On the surface of the case 2, there are a main switch 24 and a motor coupling 8.

The bowl 3 has a bowl coupling 9 that receives a driving force, and a cutter 25 with a cutter (1) 26 attached thereto is inserted into the shaft (2) 27 via a cutter shaft 28, and the lid related to the lid body is removed. 4 is installed and rotated, the push pin 17 associated with the lid switch opening/closing part is pushed by the anastomotic contact by the claw 19 associated with the lid switch actuating part, and the lid switch (not shown) in the case 2 is turned on. , main switch 24
By pushing the motor 1, the motor 1 is driven, and by putting the material into the input port 5 and pushing it with the push rod 6, the material can be processed.

After use, the cutters are stored in a storage case 23 and stored in the bowl 3, as shown in FIG.

To explain the inside of the storage case 23, there are a recess (1) 40 for storing the cutter, a recess (2) 41 for storing the cutter, a boss 33 for placing the whisking blade 32, etc., and one cutter 25 is stored. A cutter (2) 30, a cutter (3) 31, a whisking blade 32, etc. are attached, and a brush 29 is stored, and the cutters suitable for the cooking are taken out each time and cooked, and when the cooking is finished, the brush 29 is removed. As described above, the storage case 23 is stored in the bowl 3 for storage.

In the figure, 7 is a handle, 13 is a metal, 20 is a cover, 21 is a bottom plate, and 22 is a leg.

However, with such a structure, if the main switch is pressed with the lid attached as shown in Figure 2,
This causes the problems mentioned above and is dangerous.

Next, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

Here, FIG. 3 is a partially opened sectional view of a cooking machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In the figure, the same reference numerals as those in Figures 1 and 2 indicate the same thing, and 3a is a bowl, 27a is
is the shaft (2), 24 is the storage case, 35 is the step part, 3
6 is a bottom part, and 37 is a knob part.

Therefore, in FIG. 3, one cutter 25, one brush 29, one cutter (2) 30, one cutter (3
) 3 1 , after storing the whisking blades 32, etc., the bowl 3 is placed in the bowl 3 by the knob 37, and the lid 4 is attached.

In short, the structure of the storage case 34 according to this embodiment is similar to the storage case 2 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 above.
This is different from No. 3, and the other features are the same.

That is, the storage case 34 has a step 35 that can be placed on the top surface of the bowl 3, and when stored in the bowl 3, the upper part of the step 35 is above the top surface of the bowl 3. Even if the lid 4 is attached and the lid 4 is rotated as shown in the figure, the position of the claw 19 will be different from the position of the push pin 17, and the claw 19 will come into anastomotic contact with the push pin 17, and the claw 19 will be in anastomotic contact with the push pin 17. motor 1 according to this without operating
The main switch 24 shown in FIG. 2 is not activated even if the main switch 24 shown in FIG.

According to the present embodiment described above, a bowl 3a equipped with a shaft 27a is placed on a case 2 which has a built-in motor 1 and a push pin 17 related to a lid switch.
The lid 4, which has a claw 19 that can be closed by contacting the push pin 17 when directly attached to the bowl 3a, is placed inside the bowl 3a, so that the claw 19 cannot come into anastomosing contact with the push pin 17. It is designed to be attached via a storage case 34 which is formed with a stepped portion 35 and stores cutters and the like, so that the cutters can be placed in the cutter. The cutter is attached to the bowl 3a, the lid 4 is attached, and the cutter is put into use as shown in FIG. 1 above.

In short, according to the configuration according to the above embodiment, a storage case that can store cutters for slicing and chopping vegetables, etc. is stored in the cooking container, and the storage case is positioned above the top surface of the cooking container. It prevents the cutter from operating due to misuse, eliminates the danger caused by it, and can be used with peace of mind.

In the above embodiment, the push pin 17 and the claw 19 are related to the anastomotic abutment configuration by the rotation of the lid 4, but the push pin is operated by pushing down the claw when the lid is attached. In this case, the push pins and claws may be aligned in the upper and lower positions when the lid is first installed, and the two may not come into contact with each other due to the interposition of the storage case. This makes it possible to further prevent inconveniences caused by erroneous operations.

Furthermore, in the same embodiment, a stepped portion 35 is provided at the top of the storage case 34 so that the top surface of the storage case 34 is positioned above the top surface of the bowl 3a.
One that does not prevent the height of the bottom 36 of the storage case 34 from being long without providing the above-mentioned step 35, and thereby achieving the same offset positional relationship between the push pin 17 and the claw 19 as described above. It is.

Of course, as a relative structure to the above-mentioned configuration in which the stepped portion 35 is provided, contrary to providing the stepped portion, it is necessary to attach the lid to the inside of the lid, as shown in FIG. It is possible to have a structure in which a rib-shaped hanging part is provided and the hanging part is pushed up by the top surface of the storage case when the storage case is stored. Only the bending part for placing the bowl 3a on the top surface as shown in FIG.

Furthermore, in establishing a positional relationship in which the push pin 17 and the claw 19 cannot come into mutual anastomotic contact, the above-mentioned method directly
Although the cutter is configured to be cut through the storage case itself, the so-called storage case includes a configuration in which the cutter is indirectly connected through the storage case. The stepped portion 35 of the storage case 34 in FIG. 3, that is, the bent portion at the bottom thereof is not provided, and the upper surface of the storage case is formed as it is to protrude from the upper surface of the bowl 3a, and one cutter 25 is mounted at the upper end thereof. Another example is to create the above-mentioned positional relationship by using one cutter or a cutter that is pushed up to the top of the cutter.

On the other hand, FIG. 4 is a plan view illustrating how the cutters are stored, and FIG. 5 is a partially opened cross-sectional view showing the stored state.

In each figure, the same reference numerals as in Figures 1 to 3 are as follows:
It indicates equivalent.

In Fig. 4, 34A is a storage case, 38, 39 are cutters (4), (5), 4 2, 4 3,
They are a recess (3) and a recess (4).

That is, in the case shown in FIG. 3, the brush 29 is placed horizontally, and the recess (3) 42 and recess (4) 43 are also provided to accommodate the cutter (4) 38 and cutter (5) 39. The figure is shown excluding one cutter.

FIG. 5 also shows the storage of one cutter 25, excluding the brush 29.

Note that the cutter mentioned above does not preclude the use of any cutter having functions such as cutting, chopping, mixing, and grinding.

However, in the above-mentioned embodiments, the one used as a food processor was exemplified, but the present invention is not limited to cooking machines used in this way, but can be applied to various types of rotary processing. This is a general-purpose configuration for food processing and cooking machines, and is not only dangerous due to cutters in food processor containers, but also when cutters are stored in a storage case, placed in a cooking container, and the lid is closed. This can be applied to anything that leads to operational errors.

In summary, the present invention eliminates the need for extra space when storing cutters for cutting, chopping, grinding, mixing, etc., and improves the handling of the cutters. It is possible to provide a cooking machine in which the drive unit does not rotate even if it malfunctions, and the danger of rotating cutters is eliminated, and it has great practical effects. It can be called an invention.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a partially opened sectional view of a cooking machine related to the food processor that we developed earlier, Figure 2 is a partial sectional view of the one in Figure 1 with the cutter storage case stored, and Figure 3. 4 is a partially opened sectional view of a cooking machine according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. FIG. 1...Motor, 2...Case, 3a
...bowl, 4...lid, 17...
...Push pin, 19...Claw, 25...
One cutter, 26...Cutter (1), 30...
... Cutter (2), 31 ... Cutter (3), 32 ... Whisking blade, 33 ...
・Boss, 34, 34A...Storage case, 35
...Stepped portion, 38...Cutter (4),
39...Cutter (5), 40...Recess (1), 41...Recess (2), 42...
... recess (3), 43 ... recess (4).

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A cooking container equipped with a rotary processing section is placed on a main body case that includes a built-in drive section for the rotation processing section of the cooking container and is equipped with a lid switch opening/closing section, and the cooking container is directly connected to the cooking container. A lid body having a lid switch actuating part that can be closed by coming into contact with the lid switch opening/closing part when attached is placed in the cooking container, and the lid switch actuating part abuts against the lid switch opening/closing part. A cooking machine characterized in that the cooking machine is mounted through a cutter storage case formed so as to be placed in a part where the cutter is not accessible. 2. The cooking machine according to claim 1, wherein the cutter storage case can store cutters having functions such as cutting, chopping, grinding, and mixing. 3. The cooking machine according to claim 1, wherein the top surface of the cutter storage case stored in the cooking container is positioned above the top surface of the cooking container.