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A cooking apparatus which includes a gas tap equipped with a tactile feedback device
Kochvorrichtung mit Gashahn mit einer Vorrichtung mit taktiler Rückmeldung
Appareil de cuisson qui comprend un robinet de gaz équipé d'un dispositif de rétroaction
tactile
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- Bagis, Ercan
59510 TEKIRDAG (TR)
- Ceylan, Yücel
34500 ISTANBUL (TR)
- Gönen, Ergin
59860 TEKIRDAG (TR)
- Sengün, Hakan
59500 TEKIRDAG (TR)
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[0001] The invention concerns cooker appliances equipped with a gas tap by which gas flow
adjustment can be carried out manually between a minimum and a maximum value, especially
gas hobs.
[0002] Gas taps used in cooking appliances have a rotating drive shaft passing through the
gas tap which adjusts the gas flow, and a flow control element entry which is coupled
to the shaft. The shaft is directly connected to a button on the front panel of the
gas hob. The rotating of the shaft for gas flow adjustment is provided by rotating
a button.
[0003] One of the arrangements for gas taps in the current state of the art can be seen
in patent publication number
EP1672279A1. A bar adapted so that it can slide axially on a level with the shaft in the gas
tap forms the gas control element within a recess. One end of the bar presses on the
second inner end of the shaft. A second end of the bar is in contact with a first
conical surface which bears upon an inclined plane. The shaft partially enters the
flow control element and is equipped with a first outer end into which a control button
passes and a second inner end connected to the first end of the bar. There is a spring
between the flow control element and the first end of the bar, and by means of the
bar it pushes the shaft into an inactive axial position, pushing on the first outer
end of the shaft.
[0004] Another gas tap in the current state of the art may be seen in patent publication
number
US2005284519. A manual gas tap for a cooking appliance is of the type with a conical adjustment
entry which adjusts the gas flow. It is located in a central socket in the tap body
and is coupled to a rotating drive shaft. A tap cover closes off the central socket.
A transverse pin ensures the rotation of the rotating shaft to a two interval position
which corresponds to the highest and lowest flows of gas, and to an intermediate locking
position depending on the gas feed. The tap cover is in the form of a tubular bush
shroud, and includes a gasket base with a sliding surface within a circular circlip
with many notches on it. The circular circlip notches are in frictional contact with
a transverse pin, thus creating a tactile and auditory effect.
[0005] In order that a user can easily recognize whether the fuel gas is shut off, prior
art document
WO 2008/114945 A1 discloses a cooking device, wherein a "click" sound occurs when the check ball is
inserted into a fuel inlet.
[0006] A cooking appliance according to the preamble of claim 1 is disclosed in prior art
document
US 2 572 507 A.
[0007] The purpose of the invention is to provide tactile feedback in the adjustment of
levels of gas flow when adjusting gas flow by rotating the gas tap of a cooker appliance.
Additionally, a purpose of the invention is to provide modularity to the elements
which provide tactile feedback, rendering them detachable from the gas tap.
[0008] The invention is a cooking appliance according to claim 1.
[0009] Additionally, a purpose of the invention is to provide modularity to the elements
which provide tactile feedback, rendering them detachable from the gas tap.
[0010] In a possible embodiment of the invention, the gas tap includes an aperture formed
in the tap body in order to attach the follower to the tap body. Thus, by partially
attaching the follower to the tap body, support is provided from the tap body.
[0011] In one possible embodiment of the invention, the aperture includes threads cut into
it in order to attach the follower to the tap body. Thus, the follower is attached
on the tap body by rotating the threaded section into the aperture.
[0012] In one possible embodiment of the invention, the tactile feedback device between
the tap body and the flow control element includes a guide section provided on the
flow control element. Thus the follower can be operated to provide a sense of tactile
feedback.
[0013] A guide section is formed on the flow control element. This enables the follower
to act on the flow control element in a manner which provides a sense of tactile feedback.
[0014] The tactile feedback device includes a sleeve with a guide section, formed in such
a way that it encloses a periphery of the flow control element. Thus the follower
can be operated on the sleeve in a manner that provides a sense of tactile feedback.
[0015] The guide section includes more than one sequential depression which receive the
follower. In possible embodiments of the invention, the depressions can be formed
as a groove, channel or projection. Thus, as the follower enters and exits the depressions
in its forward and backward movements, it provides a sense of tactile feedback.
[0016] In one possible embodiment of the invention, the depressions which are formed as
a series are in the form of grooves. Thus, depressions are provided which the follower
can enter and exit with ease.
[0017] In one possible embodiment of the invention, the follower includes a cylindrical
element of suitable configuration permitting it to move over the depressions. In possible
embodiments of the invention, the depressions take the form of a semicircular groove,
a channel or a projection, and the cylindrical element of the follower will be able
to move easily over the depressions.
[0018] In one possible embodiment of the invention, the follower includes an elastic element
which permits the cylindrical element to compress and extend, and thereby move back
and forth. Thus, the cylindrical element may travel a certain distance within a certain
range of tolerance during level adjustment. The elastic element may be a spring or
material with elastic capability.
[0019] In one possible embodiment of the invention, the follower includes a recessed element
with a recess which accommodates the cylindrical element and the elastic element.
Support is thus provided for the cylindrical and elastic elements of the follower.
[0020] In one possible embodiment of the invention, threads are formed on the recessed element
in order to provide attachment to the aperture on the tap body. Thus, the recessed
element can be mounted on the tap body in a manner which permits it to extend through
the tap body toward the flow control element.
[0021] In one possible embodiment of the invention, the tap body includes a recess formed
on it which provides a distance gap between the tap body and a periphery of the flow
control element, to accommodate a sleeve. Thus, a sleeve can be positioned within
the tap body with a tolerance which permits it to turn.
[0022] In one possible embodiment of the invention, the sleeve includes a slot which permits
a pin extending from the shaft to pass into the sleeve in order to permit the shaft
to turn the flow control element together with the sleeve. The slot is formed on the
periphery of an internal wall of the sleeve. This ensures that the shaft rotates the
sleeve. With the rotation of the sleeve, the depressions on the guide section on the
sleeve rotate in the same direction. Thus, the movement of the follower is achieved
in a manner which provides sensory feedback during level adjustment of the gas.
[0023] In one possible embodiment of the invention, the flow control element includes a
slot which permits a pin extending from the shaft to pass into the flow control element
in order to permit the shaft to turn the flow control element. Thus the depressions
on the guide section provided on the flow control element will also turn in the same
direction and at the same time when the flow control element is rotated. With the
rotating of the guide section on which the depressions are located, during level adjustment
of the gas, the movement of the follower is achieved in a manner which provides sensory
feedback.
Figure 1 shows a cross-section view of the assembled components of a gas tap which
is the subject of the invention.
Figure 2 shows a perspective exploded view of the components of a gas tap which is
the subject of the invention.
Figure 2a shows a perspective exploded view of the tactile feedback device which is
the subject of the invention from the gas tap shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2.
Figure 3 is a cross-section side view of a gas tap in the current state of the art.
Figure 4 is a perspective view from the front of a cooking apparatus with a hob fitted
with the gas tap which is the subject of the invention.
[0024] The invention concerns a cooking appliance (1) which includes a gas tap (6) equipped
with a tactile feedback device (2) which provides effective perception of gas flow
levels when opening a gas tap (6) and adjusting the gas.
[0025] Figure 4 shows a perspective view from the front of a cooking apparatus (1) fitted
with the gas taps (6) which are the subject of the invention, and the buttons (5)
directly connected to the gas taps (6) which control the gas tap (6) which is the
subject of the invention. The button (5) or buttons (5) are fitted to a front panel
(11) on an accessible front face of the carcass (10) of the cooking appliance (1).
The buttons (5) are fitted to the front panel (11) of the cooking appliance (1) in
a manner which permits them to turn, and are directly and co-axially connected to
a shaft (60) of the gas tap (6).
[0026] Figure 3 is a cross-section side view of a gas tap (6) employed in the current state
of the art. The gas tap (6) has a tap body (65) with an internal void. A flow control
element (64) with a recess (640) is positioned within the tap body (65). An inner
end of the shaft (60) which is fitted horizontally within the recess (640) in a manner
which permits it to advance axially extends so that it lies within the recess (640).
The shaft (60), by means of a thruster shaft (62), applies motion to a block (68)
in a channel (67) formed in the tap body (65), which provides passage to the gas.
The block (68), by reason of its position within the channel (67), determines the
gas flow admitted from an entry (66) into the tap body (65). The end of the shaft
(60) within the flow control element (64) and the thruster shaft (62) are concentrically
aligned in the recess (640) within the flow control element (64). The thruster shaft
(62) is a cylindrical structure with a projecting end. A spring (63) encircles the
outside of an extension of the thruster shaft (62). A button (5) is fitted to the
outward facing end of the shaft (60). The shaft (60) is held in such a way that it
extends toward the gas tap (6) in a manner which permits it to move back and forth
axially within the tap body (65) and the cover (61) which is fitted to the tap body
(65). Also shown are the advancing direction D1 and the rotating direction D2 of the
shaft (60). A pin (601) extends perpendicularly from the inner end of the shaft (60)
within the flow control element (64). A pin (601) extending perpendicularly passes
into a slot (641) formed on the flow control element (64). As the shaft (60) turns,
the pin (601), bearing on the walls of the slot (641), also turns the conically shaped
flow control element (64). Behind the block (68) is positioned a magnet (69) and behind
the magnet (69), a thermocouple connector (70) is positioned around the magnet (69).
[0027] Figure 1 shows a cross section of a gas tap (6) equipped with a tactile feedback
device (2) which is the subject of the invention, with the components assembled. Figure
2 shows a perspective exploded view of the components of the gas tap (6) shown in
Figure 1 which is the subject of the invention. Figure 2a shows a perspective exploded
view of the tactile feedback device (2) which is the subject of the invention taken
from the gas tap (6) shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2. The tactile feedback device (2)
includes a guide section (644) on a flow control element (64) which rotates with the
rotation of the shaft (60), and a follower (3) which provides sensation of levels
as it travels on the guide section (644). A guide section (644) is fitted on a sleeve
(4) which is a separate component from the gas tap (6), and can be integrated into
the gas tap (6). The sleeve (4) includes depressions (41) as a guide, arranged sequentially
around a periphery. During adjustment of gas flow, the follower (3) advances with
a back and forward movement over the said depressions (41) on the periphery of the
sleeve (4). A slot (40) cut in the intersection of the sleeve (4) permits the pin
(601) on the shaft (60) to be fitted to the sleeve (4). This ensures that the pin
(601), in rotating the flow control element (64), also rotates the sleeve (4). The
sleeve (4) is positioned so that the slots (641, 40) coincide one above the other
on a periphery (642) of the flow control element (64). At the same time, the sleeve
(4) is accommodated within a recess (651) within the tap body (65).
[0028] The follower (3) includes an elastic element (31) and a cylindrical element (30).
The sequential depressions (41) on the guide section (644) may take the form of a
channel, groove or peripheral projection, which fit the shape of the cylindrical element
(30) or follower (3). One end of the cylindrical element (30) extending toward the
guide section (644) is semicircular in section. The follower (3) is positioned so
that it extends radially toward the guide section (644) and therefore toward the periphery
of the sleeve (4). The position of the follower (3) is shown in Figures 1 and 2. The
follower (3) has a recessed element (32). The recessed element (32) has threads cut
in a periphery. The said threads provide the attachment of the recessed element (32)
to a threaded aperture (650) in the tap body (65). The follower (3), the elastic element
(31) and the cylindrical element (30) are positioned within the recessed element (32).
As may be seen in Figure 1, the cylindrical element (30) lies within the recessed
element (32) at the level of the aperture (650) in the tap body (65).
[0029] There follows a more detailed account of the operation of the invention. The button
(5), which is rotated in direction D1 and direction D2 when adjusting gas flow, and
turning on and turning off, also turns the shaft (60) of the gas tap (6). A pin (601)
on the shaft (60) also turns the flow control element (64) simultaneously with the
shaft (60) and also the sleeve (4) of the tactile feedback device (2). Gas flow adjustment
or turning on and turning off is provided by the flow control element (64). At the
same time, the tactile feedback device (2) permits the levels of gas flow to be perceived
by feedback according to the rotation of the shaft (60). To this end, a follower (3)
extending radially toward the sleeve (4) and consequently toward the shaft (60), travels
over depressions (41) on the sleeve (4) with the rotation of the button (5). During
the said travel, the user effectively senses the level each time the follower (3)
passes over the depressions (41). Thus, when the user turns the hob on, s/he is effectively
in control of the gas adjustment.
[0030] In order to provide effective feedback perception between the levels of gas flow
adjustment, the depth of each depression (41) forms approximately one radius of the
circular end of the follower (3) which is in contact with the guide.
[0031] The follower (3) must be supported in the forward and backward movements, which may
also be described as the up and down movements, of the cylindrical element (30). A
recessed element (32) into which the follower (3) can be located serves this purpose.
The recessed element (32) is basically a cylindrical form with one end open and the
other end closed. The cylindrical element (30) is in the form of a cylindrical ball,
while the elastic element (31) is a spring.
[0032] In alternative embodiments of the invention, the depth of the depressions (41) may
become progressively deeper. Thus the user, when rotating the button (5) in direction
D2, will sense increasing difficulty in rotating the button (5) as the quantity of
gas changes.
[0033] In alternative embodiments of the invention, the situation may be reversed and the
depth of the depressions (41) may be progressively made more shallow. That is, the
user, when rotating the button (5) in direction D2, will feel progressively less difficulty
in rotating the button (5) as the quantity of gas changes.
[0034] In another possible embodiment of the invention, the cylindrical element (30) of
the follower (3) may be a pin, while the elastic element (31) may be an elastic material
which serves to project the pin and permit it to return as required.
[0035] In an alternative embodiment of the invention, in order to permit the follower (3)
to travel gently over the guide, the depressions (41) on the guide may take the form
of a circular projection. The diameter of the depressions (41) may be smaller than
the diameter of the part of the follower (3), the cylindrical element (30), for example,
with which they come into contact.
[0036] The follower (3) may be a mechanical friction element, or a magnetic element.
[0037] In an alternative embodiment of the invention, the tactile feedback device (2) may
include magnetic elements.
[0038] In an alternative embodiment of the invention, the guide section (644) is formed
over the flow control element (64).
REFERENCE NUMBERS
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Cooking appliance |
6. |
Gas tap |
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Carcass |
60. |
Shaft |
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Front panel |
601. |
Pin |
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61. |
Cover |
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Tactile feedback device |
62. |
Thruster shaft |
| 3. |
Follower |
63. |
Spring |
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Cylindrical element |
64. |
Flow control element |
| 31. |
Elastic element |
640. |
Recess |
| 32. |
Recessed element |
641. |
Slot |
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642. |
Periphery |
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Sleeve |
643. |
Aperture |
| 40. |
Slot |
644. |
Guide section |
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Depression |
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Tap body |
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Button |
650. |
Aperture |
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Recess |
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Advance direction |
66. |
Entry |
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Return direction |
67. |
Channel |
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Block |
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Magnet |
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Thermocouple connector |
1. A cooking appliance (1) which comprises a carcass (10), a front panel (11) on the
carcass (10), a button (5) on the front panel (11), a gas tap (6) which has a tap
body (65) with a hollow interior in which a flow control element (64) is accommodated,
said flow control element (64) which regulates the flow of gas by turning a shaft
(60) is connected to the button (5), wherein the cooking appliance (1) includes a
tactile feedback device (2), characterized in that, said device includes a follower (3) configured to extend radially from the tap body
(65) toward the flow control element (64) in order to provide adjustment of gas adjustment
levels in a tactile manner while the button (5) is rotating, wherein said device includes
a guide section (644), which is fitted on a sleeve (4), said sleeve (4) is formed
in such a way that it encloses a periphery (642) of the flow control element (64)
and said sleeve (4) includes depressions as a guide arranged sequentially around a
periphery, said depressions receive the follower (3).
2. The cooking appliance (1) as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the gas tap (6) includes an aperture (650) formed in the tap body (65) in order to
attach a follower (3) to the tap body (65).
3. The cooking apparatus (1) as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that the aperture (650) includes threads cut into it in order to attach the follower (3)
to the tap body (65).
4. The cooking apparatus (1) as claimed in any one of the above claims, characterized in that the depressions (41) which are formed as a series are each in the form of a groove.
5. The cooking apparatus (1) as claimed in any one of the above claims, characterized in that the follower (3) includes a cylindrical element (30) in a suitable form that permits
it to travel over the depressions (41).
6. The cooking apparatus (1) as claimed in claim 5, characterized in that the follower (3) includes an elastic element (31) which permits the cylindrical element
(30) to compress and extend, and thereby move back and forth.
7. The cooking apparatus (1) as claimed in claim 6, characterized in that the follower (3) includes a recessed element (32) with a recess in which the cylindrical
element (30) and the elastic element (31) are positioned.
8. The cooking apparatus (1) as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that the recessed element (32) includes threads so that it can be fitted to the aperture
(650) on the tap body (65).
9. 11. The cooking apparatus (1) as claimed in any one of the above claims, characterized in that the tap body (65) includes a recess (651) which provides a distance gap between the
tap body (65) and a periphery (642) of the flow control element (64) to accommodate
the sleeve (4).
10. The cooking apparatus (1) as claimed in any one of the above claims, characterized in that the sleeve (4) includes a slot (40) which permits a pin (601) extending from the
shaft (60) to pass into the sleeve (4) in order to ensure that the flow control element
(64) and the sleeve (4) are rotated together by the shaft (60).
11. The cooking apparatus (1) as claimed in any one of the above claims, characterized in that the flow control element (64) includes a slot (641) which permits the shaft's (60)
pin (601) to pass into the flow control element (64) in order to ensure that shaft
(60) rotates the flow control element (64).
1. Kochvorrichtung (1), welche einen Korpus (10), eine Frontblende (11) an dem Korpus
(10), einen Knopf (5) auf der Frontblende (11) und einen Gashahn (6), welcher einen
Hahnkörper (65) mit einem hohlen Inneren aufweist, in welchem ein Durchflussregelelement
(64) aufgenommen ist, umfasst, wobei das Durchflussregelelement (64), welches den
Durchfluss von Gas durch Drehen einer Welle (60) regelt, mit dem Knopf (5) verbunden
ist, wobei die Kochvorrichtung (1) eine Vorrichtung mit taktiler Rückmeldung (2) aufweist,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Vorrichtung einen Folger (3) aufweist, der so gestaltet ist, dass er sich von
dem Hahnkörper (65) aus radial zu dem Durchflussregelelement (64) hin erstreckt, um
eine Einstellung von Gaseinstellpegeln auf eine taktile Weise zu gewährleisten, während
der Knopf (5) sich dreht, wobei die Vorrichtung einen Führungsabschnitt (644) aufweist,
welcher auf einer Hülse (4) angebracht ist, wobei diese Hülse (4) derart ausgebildet
ist, dass sie einen Umfang (642) des Durchflussregelelements (64) umschließt, und
diese Hülse (4) als eine Führung dienende Vertiefungen aufweist, die hintereinander
um einen Umfang herum angeordnet sind, wobei diese Vertiefungen den Folger (3) aufnehmen.
2. Kochvorrichtung (1) nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Gashahn (6) eine in dem Hahnkörper (65) ausgebildete Öffnung (650) aufweist,
um einen Folger (3) an dem Hahnkörper (65) zu befestigen.
3. Kochvorrichtung (1) nach Anspruch 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Öffnung (650) in sie eingeschnittene Gewindegänge aufweist, um den Folger (3)
an dem Hahnkörper (65) zu befestigen.
4. Kochvorrichtung (1) nach einem der obigen Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Vertiefungen (41), welche als eine Reihe ausgebildet sind, jeweils die Form einer
Rille haben.
5. Kochvorrichtung (1) nach einem der obigen Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Folger (3) ein zylindrisches Element (30) in einer geeigneten Form aufweist,
welche ihm ermöglicht, sich über die Vertiefungen (41) hinweg zu bewegen.
6. Kochvorrichtung (1) nach Anspruch 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Folger (3) ein elastisches Element (31) aufweist, welches ermöglicht, dass das
zylindrische Element (30) zusammengedrückt wird und sich ausdehnt und sich dadurch
vor und zurück bewegt.
7. Kochvorrichtung (1) nach Anspruch 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Folger (3) ein ausgespartes Element (32) mit einer Aussparung aufweist, in welcher
das zylindrische Element (30) und das elastische Element (31) positioniert sind.
8. Kochvorrichtung (1) nach Anspruch 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das ausgesparte Element (32) Gewindegänge aufweist, sodass es in der Öffnung (650)
in dem Hahnkörper (65) angebracht werden kann.
9. Kochvorrichtung (1) nach einem der obigen Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Hahnkörper (65) eine Aussparung (651) aufweist, welche einen Abstandsspalt zwischen
dem Hahnkörper (65) und einem Umfang (642) des Durchflussregelelements (64) bereitstellt,
um die Hülse (4) aufzunehmen.
10. Kochvorrichtung (1) nach einem der obigen Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Hülse (4) einen Schlitz (40) aufweist, welcher ermöglicht, dass ein Stift (601),
der sich von der Welle (60) aus erstreckt, in die Hülse (4) eingreift, um sicherzustellen,
dass das Durchflussregelelement (64) und die Hülse (4) durch die Welle (60) zusammen
gedreht werden.
11. Kochvorrichtung (1) nach einem der obigen Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Durchflussregelelement (64) einen Schlitz (641) aufweist, welcher ermöglicht,
dass der Stift (601) der Welle (60) in das Durchflussregelelement (64) eingreift,
um sicherzustellen, dass die Welle (60) das Durchflussregelelement (64) dreht.
1. Appareil de cuisson (1) qui comprend une carcasse (10), un panneau avant (11) sur
la carcasse (10), un bouton (5) sur le panneau avant (11), un brûleur à gaz (6) qui
a un corps (65) de brûleur avec un intérieur creux dans lequel un élément (64) de
contrôle de débit est reçu, ledit élément (64) de contrôle de débit qui régule le
débit de gaz en tournant un axe (60) est connecté au bouton (5), dans lequel l'appareil
de cuisson (1) inclut un dispositif tactile de rétroaction (2), caractérisé en ce que ledit dispositif inclut un doigt (3) configuré pour s'étendre radialement depuis
le corps (65) de brûleur vers l'élément (64) de contrôle de débit afin de fournir
un ajustement de niveaux d'ajustement de gaz d'une manière tactile tandis que le bouton
(5) tourne, dans lequel ledit dispositif inclut une section de guidage (644), qui
est disposée sur une gaine (4), ladite gaine (4) est formée de telle manière qu'elle
renferme une périphérie (642) de l'élément (64) de contrôle de débit et ladite gaine
(4) inclut des dépressions comme un guide agencées séquentiellement autour d'une périphérie,
lesdites dépressions reçoivent le doigt (3).
2. Appareil de cuisson (1) selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que le brûleur à gaz (6) inclut une ouverture (650) formée dans le corps (65) de brûleur
afin de fixer un doigt (3) au corps (65) de brûleur.
3. Appareil de cuisson (1) selon la revendication 2, caractérisé en ce que l'ouverture (650) inclut des filets découpés dans celle-ci afin de fixer le doigt
(3) au corps (65) de brûleur.
4. Appareil de cuisson (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications ci-dessus, caractérisé en ce que les dépressions (41) qui sont formées comme une série sont chacune sous la forme
d'une rainure.
5. Appareil de cuisson (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications ci-dessus, caractérisé en ce que le doigt (3) inclut un élément cylindrique (30) sous une forme appropriée qui lui
permet de se déplacer par-dessus les dépressions (41).
6. Appareil de cuisson (1) selon la revendication 5, caractérisé en ce que le doigt (3) inclut un élément élastique (31) qui permet que l'élément cylindrique
(30) se compresse et s'étende, et ainsi se déplace en arrière et en avant.
7. Appareil de cuisson (1) selon la revendication 6, caractérisé en ce que le doigt (3) inclut un élément en renfoncement (32) avec un renfoncement dans lequel
l'élément cylindrique (30) et l'élément élastique (31) sont positionnés.
8. Appareil de cuisson (1) selon la revendication 7, caractérisé en ce que l'élément en renfoncement (32) inclut des filets de telle sorte qu'il peut être disposé
sur l'ouverture (650) sur le corps (65) de brûleur.
9. Appareil de cuisson (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications ci-dessus, caractérisé en ce que le corps (65) de brûleur inclut un renfoncement (651) qui fournit un espace de distance
entre le corps (65) de brûleur et une périphérie (642) de l'élément (64) de contrôle
de débit pour recevoir la gaine (4).
10. Appareil de cuisson (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications ci-dessus, caractérisé en ce que la gaine (4) inclut une fente (40) qui permet qu'un ergot (601) s'étendant depuis
l'axe (60) passe dans la gaine (4) afin d'assurer que l'élément (64) de contrôle de
débit et la gaine (4) soient mis à tourner ensemble par l'axe (60).
11. Appareil de cuisson (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications ci-dessus, caractérisé en ce que l'élément (64) de contrôle de débit inclut une fente (641) qui permet que l'ergot
(601) de l'axe (60) passe dans l'élément (64) de contrôle de débit afin d'assurer
que l'axe (60) fasse tourner l'élément (64) de contrôle de débit.
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