JP2017190915A - Gas stove - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a gas stove that reduces the number of locations that require alignment, secures a beautiful appearance, and prevents an unintended gas burner from being ignited when one of two adjacent point fire extinguishing operation buttons is operated. . A partition member (100) is arranged between a pair of ignition buttons in such a manner that it is not exposed on the surface of a stove main body, locking recesses (171a, 171b) are provided on the surface of the partition member facing a lighting/extinguishing button (02), Storage recesses 61a and 61b for storing the moving bodies (magnets) 51a and 51b are provided on the surfaces on which the locking recesses are arranged, and the moving bodies are (a) stored in the storage recesses and ( b) a protruding state in which a portion of the extinguishing button protrudes into the locking recess, and a plurality of movements of the extinguishing button when the pair of extinguishing buttons are pushed backward at the same time; The body is in a protruding state due to the magnetic attraction acting between the two, which restrains the movement of the ignition/extinguishing button to the ignition operation position. [Selection drawing] Fig. 5

Description

  The present invention relates to a gas stove, and more particularly to a gas stove having a structure in which a plurality of point-extinguishing operation buttons are arranged in parallel.

  Gas stoves include gas stoves in which a plurality of point-fire-extinguishing operation buttons for igniting and extinguishing gas burners such as a stove burner and a grill burner are arranged in front of the gas stove body.

One such gas stove is a gas stove as disclosed in Patent Document 1.
This gas stove includes a point fire extinguishing button that is arranged adjacent to the front surface of the gas stove main body in the width direction, and an intermediate member that partitions the two is located between the two point fire extinguishing buttons.

  Thus, for example, when trying to stop the combustion of a predetermined gas stove, the user's finger is pointed out for the gas burner adjacent to the point-off button for the gas burner (one side point-off button) that tried to stop the combustion. Even when it is close to or touching the area close to the button (the other side point fire extinguishing button), further movement of the finger is hindered by the intermediate member, and the other side point fire extinguishing button is operated unintentionally. It is possible to prevent the gas burner from being ignited.

JP, 2014-044030, A

  However, since the shape of the front end portion of the intermediate member disclosed in Patent Document 1 is the same shape as the front end portion of the point-extinguishing button in the horizontal direction of the gas stove, the position of the front end portion of the intermediate member, When the position of the front end portion of the point-extinguishing button located on both sides of the intermediate member is shifted in the front-rear direction, the appearance of the appearance is impaired.

Therefore, in order not to impair the aesthetic appearance, the position of the front end portion (one place) of the intermediate member and the position of the front end portions (two places) of the point-extinguishing button located on both sides of the intermediate member are matched with each other with high accuracy. In other words, it is necessary to accurately match the positions of the three front end portions.
For this purpose, it is necessary to maintain high management accuracy in the manufacturing process, which causes a problem that productivity is lowered and costs are increased.

  The present invention solves the above-mentioned problem, and when a user operates one of two adjacent point-extinguishing buttons among a plurality of point-extinguishing buttons arranged side by side, the user's finger is unintentionally placed on the other side. It is possible to prevent an unintended gas burner from being ignited even if the point fire extinguishing operation button is touched, and in order not to impair the aesthetic appearance, An object of the present invention is to provide a gas stove that can reduce the number of locations that need to be aligned.

In order to achieve the above object, the gas stove of the present invention comprises:
A plurality of point fire extinguishing buttons arranged in the width direction of the gas stove body are provided at the fire extinguishing operation position in a state where the front end portion protrudes forward of the gas stove body on the button mounting frame provided on the front part of the gas stove body. The gas burner included in the gas stove main body is ignited by pressing the point fire extinguishing button and moving the point extinguishing button from the fire extinguishing operation position to an ignition operation position behind the fire extinguishing operation position. A gas stove configured to be
Among the plurality of point fire extinguishing buttons, between at least a pair of the ignition buttons adjacent to each other, a partition member is disposed in a manner not exposed on the surface of the stove body,
A locking recess is provided on the surface of the partition member facing the point-extinguishing button,
Each of the pair of point-extinguishing buttons has a storage recess for storing a moving body made of a magnet, on the surface of the partition member facing the surface on which the locking recess is provided.
The movable body moves so as to be in one of the following states: (a) a storage state in which the whole is stored in the storage recess, and (b) a protrusion state in which a part thereof protrudes into the locking recess. Configured and possible
When the pair of point-extinguishing buttons are simultaneously pushed backward, the moving body provided in each of the pair of point-extinguishing buttons acts between the two at the ignition check position of the point-extinguishing button. By being in the protruding state by the suction force, the point-extinguishing button is prevented from moving from the ignition check position to the ignition operation position behind it, so that the gas burner is not ignited. It is characterized by being composed of

  In the gas stove according to the present invention, it is preferable that the front end wall of the locking recess is inclined so that the distance from the point-extinguishing button increases from the front to the rear.

  Moreover, it is preferable to provide the bias magnet which urges | biases the said mobile body by the magnetic force toward the said accommodation state side from the said protrusion state side when the said point fire extinguishing button is located in the said fire extinguishing operation position.

  The bias magnet is preferably disposed on the partition member.

  The gas stove of the present invention is configured as described above, and among the plurality of point-extinguishing buttons, a partition member is disposed between at least a pair of ignition buttons adjacent to each other so as not to be exposed on the surface of the gas stove body. Therefore, it is possible to realize a gas stove that can ensure aesthetics while minimizing the number of locations that need to be precisely aligned, such as the position of the front portion of the point-extinguishing operation button.

  In addition, a locking recess is provided on the surface of the partition member facing the point fire extinguishing button, and a moving body made of a magnet is provided on the surface of the point fire extinguishing button facing the surface of the partition member provided with the locking recess. The movable body is either one of (a) a storage state in which the entirety is stored in the storage recess, and (b) a protruding state in which a part thereof protrudes into the locking recess. When a pair of point-extinguishing buttons are operated to be pushed backward simultaneously, a plurality of moving bodies provided in each of the point-extinguishing buttons are moved by a magnetic attractive force acting between them. By being in the protruding state, the point-extinguishing button is restrained from moving from the ignition control position to the ignition operation position behind it, so one of the two adjacent point-extinguishing operation buttons Operation of the point fire extinguishing operation button In the case where the finger to the other point extinguishing operation button inadvertently finger of the user had touched, unintended gas burner becomes possible to prevent that is ignited.

  Further, by making the front end wall of the locking recess from the front toward the rear, an inclined surface that increases the distance from the point fire button, a plurality of point fire buttons are both in the ignition operation position, When a plurality of point-extinguishing buttons are simultaneously moved in the direction (forward) toward the fire-extinguishing operation position, the moving body comes into contact with an inclined surface (front end wall) provided in front of the locking recess, and the point-extinguishing button is moved forward. Since the moving body is gradually and surely stored in the storage recess by the movement, the point-extinguishing button can be smoothly moved to the fire-extinguishing operation position.

  Even when the front end wall of the locking recess is not inclined as described above, for example, a magnet is disposed at a predetermined position, and the moving body is stored in the storage recess by magnetic attraction. By applying such a method, it is possible to configure the point fire extinguishing button so that it can smoothly move to the fire extinguishing operation position.

  In addition, when the point extinguishing button is located at the extinguishing operation position, when the moving body is configured to include a bias magnet that urges the moving body from the protruding state side toward the stowed state side by the magnetic force, the point extinguishing button is at the extinguishing operation position. When it is positioned at the position, the moving body can be reliably maintained in the housed state, and the reliability can be improved.

  Further, when the bias magnet is arranged on the partition member, it is possible to save space and to make the present invention more effective.

It is a perspective view of the gas stove concerning one Embodiment of this invention. It is a principal part front view of the gas stove concerning one Embodiment of this invention. It is a principal part sectional side view when the point fire extinguishing button which shows the AA cross section in FIG. 2 exists in a fire extinguishing operation position. It is a principal part sectional side view when the point fire extinguishing button which shows the AA cross section in FIG. 2 exists in an ignition operation position. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a schematic diagram of the principal part plane cross section of the gas stove concerning one Embodiment of this invention, (a) shows the state which has the point fire extinguishing button for grills, and the point fire extinguishing button for right stoves in a fire extinguishing operation position, (b) Shows the state where the point fire extinguishing button for the right stove is in the fire extinguishing operation position and the point fire extinguishing button for the grill is in the ignition operating position, and (c) is the ignition of the point fire extinguishing button for the grill and the point fire extinguishing button for the right stove It is a figure which shows the state in a check position.

  Hereinafter, the embodiment of the present invention will be shown and the features thereof will be described in more detail.

[Embodiment]
As shown in FIG. 1, the gas stove GC according to this embodiment is a two-port gas table stove, and includes a grill G. The grill G includes a grill burner (not shown). In addition, the gas stove of this invention is not limited to a gas table stove, It is applicable also to a gas drop-in stove.

  The gas stove GC includes two stove burners 31, that is, a right stove burner 31a and a left stove burner 31b on the upper surface of the gas stove body H.

  Further, on the right side of the front portion of the gas stove main body H, a point-extinguishing button 02 (02a) for performing point-extinguishing of the right stove burner 31a and a point-extinguishing button 02 for performing point-extinguishing of a grill burner (not shown). (02b) is arranged.

  Specifically, a point-extinguishing button 02a for performing point-extinguishing of the right stove burner 31a and a point-extinguishing button 02b for performing point-extinguishing of a grill burner (not shown) are, as shown in FIG. One pair is arranged adjacent to each other.

  Further, on the left side of the front portion of the gas stove main body H, there is a battery serving as a power source for a fire extinguishing button 02 (02c) for performing fire extinguishing of the left stove burner 31b and a control unit (not shown) provided in the gas stove GC. A battery storage unit 41 for storage is disposed.

  Next, by explaining the configuration and operation of the point-extinguishing button 02 (02a) for performing point-extinguishing of the right burner 31 (31a) and the point-extinguishing button 02 (02b) for performing point-extinguishing of the grill burner The features of the present invention will be described more specifically.

  In the gas stove GC of this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, when the point-extinguishing button 02a is in its extinguishing operation position, that is, in the extinguishing operation position of the point-extinguishing button 02a, the fuel gas to the stove burner 31a The slider 08 provided in the gas valve block 07 that controls the flow is configured so as not to be pushed backward by the rear end portion 13 of the point-extinguishing button 02a, and the fuel gas is not supplied to the cono burner 31a. The fire extinguishing state that is the state is maintained.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 4, when the fire extinguisher button 02a is in the ignition operation position, that is, when the fire extinguisher button 02a is pushed backward (backward), the ignition operation of the fire extinguisher button 02a is performed. At the position, the slider 08 provided in the gas valve block 07 that controls the flow of the fuel gas to the cono burner 31a is pressed backward by the rear end portion 13 of the fire extinguishing button 02a, so that the fuel gas is supplied to the cono burner 31a. The ignition state of the burner 31a, which is the supplied state, is established.

  As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, 3, and 4, a plurality of point-extinguishing buttons 02 (02 a, 02 b) arranged in the horizontal width direction of the stove body H are button mounting frames provided on the front surface of the gas stove body H With respect to B (FIGS. 2, 3 and 4), the rear end side upper portion 13a is pivotally supported around an axis Q along the horizontal width direction of the stove body H, and the gas stove body H The front end portion (the front end portion of the fire extinguishing button 02a) 12a is provided in a state of projecting to the front side of the stove through a button insertion opening 06 provided on the front surface portion of the front side.

  Next, the configuration for restricting the operation of the right fire-extinguishing button 02a and the grilling fire-extinguishing button 02b, the operation of the fire-extinguishing buttons 02a, 02b, and the like will be described in detail.

  FIG. 5 (a) is a diagram showing a state where both the right fire point fire extinguishing button 02a and the grill point fire extinguishing button 02b are in the fire extinguishing operation position, and FIG. 5 (b) is a diagram showing the right stove. It is a figure which shows a state when the point fire extinguishing button 02a for a fire is in a fire extinguishing operation position, and the point fire extinguishing button 02b for a grill is in an ignition operation position.

  Further, FIG. 5C is a view showing a state when both the right fire point fire extinguishing button 02a and the grill fire point extinguishing button 02b are in the ignition check position.

  The button mounting frame B (FIGS. 2 to 4) is provided with a point-extinguishing button 02a for the right stove and a point-extinguishing button 02b for the grill, and a partition member 100 (FIG. 5) is provided between them. It is provided in such a manner that it is not exposed on the surface of the gas stove body H.

  Further, as will be described later, the partition member 100 is provided with locking recesses 171a and 171b for restricting the operation of the right fire point fire extinguishing button 02a and the grill fire point extinguishing button 02b (FIG. 5). (A), (b)).

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B, the rear end walls 172a and 172b of the locking recesses 171a and 171b are operated in the operating direction of the right fire point fire extinguishing button 02a and the grill point fire extinguishing button 02b. 5 (b) and 5 (c), the front end walls of the locking recesses 171a and 171b are for the right stove from the front to the rear. The inclined surfaces 173a and 173b are configured to increase the distance from the point fire button 02a and the point fire button 02b for grill.

  In addition, a storage recess 61a is provided on a surface of the right fire-extinguishing point fire-extinguishing button 02a corresponding to the surface provided with the locking recess 171a of the partition member 100. The storage recess 61a includes a moving body. (Magnet) 51a is accommodated.

  In addition, a storage recess 61b is provided on a surface of the grill fire extinguishing button 02b that faces the surface of the partition member 100 on which the locking recess 171b is provided. The storage recess 61b includes a movable body ( (Magnet) 51b is accommodated.

The moving body (magnet) 51a housed in the housing recess 61a of the right fire-extinguishing point fire extinguishing button 02a is stored in the housing recess 61a, and the storage recess 61a is engaged with the locking recess 171a. It is comprised so that a movement is possible so that a state may change between the protrusion states which protrude in the side which is located.
In addition, the moving body (magnet) 51b housed in the housing recess 61b of the grill fire extinguishing button 02b has a housing state in which the moving body (magnet) 51b is entirely housed in the housing recess 61b, and a locking recess 171b from the housing recess 61b. It is comprised so that a movement is possible so that a state may change between the protrusion states which protrude in the position side.

  Further, the partition member 100 in the button mounting frame B faces the moving body (magnet) 51a housed in the housing recess 61a when the right fire point fire-extinguishing button 02a is in the fire-extinguishing operation position, and for the grill A magnet housing recess 161 is formed at a position facing the moving body (magnet) 51b housed in the housing recess 61b when the point fire extinguishing button 02b is in the fire extinguishing operation position. A bias magnet 151 is disposed.

  The bias magnet 151 is connected to the moving bodies (magnets) 51a and 51b accommodated in the storage recesses 61a and 61b when the right fire point fire extinguishing button 02a and the grill fire extinguishing button 02b are in the fire extinguishing operation position. On the other hand, it is arranged in the magnet housing recess 161 of the partition member 100 in such a manner that the magnetic repulsive force is generated (see FIG. 5A). That is, the bias magnet 151 is arranged such that the N pole and the S pole are oriented so that a magnetic repulsive force is generated with respect to the moving bodies (magnets) 51a and 51b accommodated in the accommodating recesses 61a and 61b. Has been.

    Therefore, when the right fire-point fire extinguishing button 02a and the grill fire-extinguishing button 02b are in the fire extinguishing operation position, the movable bodies (magnets) 51a, 51b accommodated in the accommodating recesses 61a, 61b include bias magnets, respectively. Due to the repulsive force due to the magnetic force 151, a force in a direction away from the bias magnet 151 acts. As a result, the mobile body (magnet) 51a, 51b is reliably maintained in the storage state in which the entire moving body (magnet) 51a, 51b is stored in the storage recess 61a, 61b.

In addition, from the state in which the right fire-extinguishing button 02a and the grilling fire-extinguishing button 02b shown in FIG. 5 (a) are in the fire-extinguishing operation position, the right stove-extinguishing button 02a and the grilling fire-extinguishing button When any one of 02b (here, for example, the grill fire extinguishing button 02b) is pushed in, the moving body (magnet) 51b accommodated in the accommodating recess 61b of the grill fire extinguishing button 02b is in the accommodated state. To maintain.
As a result, the grill fire extinguishing button 02b is pushed into the ignition operation position shown in FIG. 5B by the user's pushing operation, and the grill burner is ignited.

  Also, when the right-side stove-point fire-extinguishing button 02a is pushed in from the state where the right-side stove-side fire-extinguishing button 02a and the grill-pointing fire-extinguishing button 02b are in the fire-extinguishing operation position shown in FIG. The right conburner 31a is ignited through the same process.

  On the other hand, in the state shown in FIG. 5A in which the right fire-extinguishing button 02a and the grill fire-extinguishing button 02b are in the fire-extinguishing operation position, When both the fire-extinguishing buttons 02b are pushed in at the same time, when both the right fire-extinguishing button 02a and the grilling fire-extinguishing button 02b are in the fire-extinguishing position, the right fire-extinguishing button 02a Moving bodies (magnets) 51a and 51b included in the point fire extinguishing button 02b for the grill are opposed to the bias magnet 151, and the whole is stored in the storage recesses 61a and 61b by the magnetic repulsive force from the bias magnet 151. From the stored state, as shown in FIG. 5 (c), the movable body provided with the point fire button 02a for the right stove and the point fire button 02b for the grill The magnets 51a and 51b move rearward (back side) together with the point fire extinguishing button 02a for the right stove and the point fire extinguishing button 02b for the grill, and the moving bodies (magnets) 51a and 51b do not face the bias magnet 151. Thus, a magnetic attractive force is generated between the moving body (magnet) 51a included in the right fire-extinguishing button 02a and the moving body (magnet) 51b included in the grilling fire-extinguishing button 02b.

  As a result, both of the right fire-extinguishing button 02a and the grilling fire-extinguishing button 02b are simultaneously pushed backward (back side), and the moving body (magnet) 51a of the right stove's fire-extinguishing button 02a When the moving body (magnet) 51b of the grill fire extinguishing button 02b reaches the position facing the locking recesses 171a and 171b, the magnetic attractive force acting between the moving bodies (magnets) 51a and 51b The moving body (magnet) 51a of the point fire button 02a for the right stove and the moving body (magnet) 51b of the point fire button 02b for the grill are fitted into the locking recesses 171a and 171b. Then, the right fire-extinguishing button 02a and the grilling fire-extinguishing button 02b both reach the ignition check position (see FIG. 5C).

  Then, as shown in FIG. 5 (c), the pushing operation is further continued from the state where both the right fire point fire extinguishing button 02a and the grill point fire extinguishing button 02b are in the ignition check position, When the point-extinguishing button 02a and the grilling point-extinguishing button 02b are to be moved rearward, the moving bodies (magnets) 51a, 51b come into contact with the rear end walls 172a, 172b of the locking recesses 171a, 171b, and the right The stove point fire button 02a and the grill point fire button 02b are prevented from moving further rearward.

  As a result, when both the right-pointing point fire-extinguishing button 02a and the grill-pointing point-extinguishing button 02b shown in FIG. 5A are in the fire-extinguishing operation position, when both are operated at the same time, The fire extinguishing button 02a and the grill point extinguishing button 02b are prevented from moving to the ignition operation position.

  Since the gas stove of this embodiment is configured as described above, it is not intended when operating one of the right-side stove-point fire-extinguishing button 02a and the grill-side point-extinguishing button 02b. To provide a highly reliable gas stove that can prevent an unintended gas burner from igniting accidentally even if the user's finger touches the other point fire extinguishing operation button Can do.

  In addition, since the intermediate member is not exposed on the surface between the two point fire extinguishing operation buttons, that is, the point fire extinguishing button 02a for the right stove and the point fire extinguishing button 02b for the grill, the aesthetic appearance is ensured. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the number of places where it is necessary to perform highly accurate alignment, and it is possible to realize a gas stove excellent in aesthetics while suppressing an increase in cost.

  In the gas stove according to this embodiment, both the right fire point fire extinguishing button 02a and the grill fire point fire button 02b are pushed into the ignition operation position, and both the right stove burner 31a and the grill burner are ignited. If the user intends to return the right fire-extinguishing button 02a and the grilling fire-extinguishing button 02b to the fire-extinguishing operation position at the same time, both of them are returned to the fire-extinguishing operation position through the steps described below. It is configured to be able to.

  That is, in the gas stove according to this embodiment, the magnetic body acting between the moving body (magnet) 51a of the point fire button 02a for the right stove and the moving body (magnet) 51b of the point fire button 02b for the grill. The moving body (magnet) 51a of the point fire button 02a for the right stove and the moving body (magnet) 51b of the point fire button 02b for the grill are fitted into the locking recesses 171a and 171b by the attractive force.

  Then, in this state, when the point-extinguishing button 02a for the right stove and the point-extinguishing button 02b for the grill are moved forward, the moving body (magnet) 51a of the point-extinguishing button 02a for the right stove and the grill The moving body (magnet) 51b of the point fire button 02b is in contact with the inclined surfaces 173a and 173b which are front end walls of the locking recesses 171a and 171b, and the point fire button 02 for the grill and the point fire button 02 for the right stove. By moving forward, the moving body (magnet) 51a of the right fire-extinguishing button 02a and the moving body (magnet) 51b of the grilling fire-extinguishing button 02b both escape from the locking recesses 171a and 171b. It is stored in the storage recesses 61a and 61b (FIG. 5A).

  Thereby, both the point fire extinguishing button 02a for the right stove and the point fire extinguishing button 02b for the grill can surely return to the state in the fire extinguishing operation position.

  In the above embodiment, the front end walls of the locking recesses 171a and 171b are inclined surfaces 173a and 173b, and the front end walls of the locking recesses are not inclined surfaces 173a and 173b as described above. Even in this case, for example, by applying a method in which a magnet is disposed at a predetermined position and the moving bodies 51a and 51b are stored in the storage recesses 61a and 61b by a magnetic attraction force, The button can be operated smoothly.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, when the point fire extinguishing button 02a for right stoves, and the point fire extinguishing button 02b for grills are located in the fire extinguishing operation position, the moving bodies 51a and 51b are magnetically moved from the protruding state side to the storage state side. The case where the bias magnet 151 to be biased is disposed in the magnet housing recess 161 provided in the partition member 100 has been described as an example. However, the bias magnet 151 may be provided at a position other than the partition member 100. It is also possible to employ a configuration in which a plurality of bias magnets 151 are provided for the individual moving bodies 51a and 51b.

  It is also possible to employ a configuration without a bias magnet. By providing a bias magnet, the moving body can be reliably operated from the protruding state side toward the retracted state side. However, even when the bias magnet is not provided, the necessary operation can be performed. It is.

  Moreover, although the said embodiment demonstrated taking the gas stove with a grill as an example, this invention is applicable also to the gas stove which is not provided with a grill.

  The present invention is not limited to the configuration of the above embodiment in other points, and various applications and modifications can be added within the scope of the invention.

02 Fire extinguishing button 02a Fire extinguishing button for right stove 02b Fire extinguishing button for grill burner 02c Fire extinguishing button for left stove 06 Opening for button insertion 07 Gas valve block 08 Slider 12a Front end of fire extinguishing button for right gas stove 13 Rear end portion of point-extinguishing button for right gas stove 13a Upper portion at rear end 31 Comb burner 31a Right stove burner 31b Left stove burner 41 Battery compartment 51a, 51b Moving object (magnet)
61a, 61b Storage recess 100 Partition member 151 Bias magnet 161 Magnet storage recess 171a, 171b Locking recess 172a, 172b Locking recess rear end wall 173a, 173b Inclined surface of front end wall B Button mounting frame G Grill GC Gas stove H Gas stove body Q axis

Claims (4)

A plurality of point fire extinguishing buttons arranged in the width direction of the gas stove body are provided at the fire extinguishing operation position in a state where the front end portion protrudes forward of the gas stove body on the button mounting frame provided on the front part of the gas stove body. The gas burner included in the gas stove main body is ignited by pressing the point fire extinguishing button and moving the point extinguishing button from the fire extinguishing operation position to an ignition operation position behind the fire extinguishing operation position. A gas stove configured to be
Among the plurality of point fire extinguishing buttons, between at least a pair of the ignition buttons adjacent to each other, a partition member is disposed in a manner not exposed on the surface of the stove body,
A locking recess is provided on the surface of the partition member facing the point-extinguishing button,
Each of the pair of point-extinguishing buttons has a storage recess for storing a moving body made of a magnet, on the surface of the partition member facing the surface on which the locking recess is provided.
The movable body moves so as to be in one of the following states: (a) a storage state in which the whole is stored in the storage recess, and (b) a protrusion state in which a part thereof protrudes into the locking recess. Configured and possible
When the pair of point-extinguishing buttons are simultaneously pushed backward, the moving body provided in each of the pair of point-extinguishing buttons acts between the two at the ignition check position of the point-extinguishing button. By being in the protruding state by the suction force, the point-extinguishing button is prevented from moving from the ignition check position to the ignition operation position behind it, so that the gas burner is not ignited. A gas stove characterized by being configured as follows.   2. The gas stove according to claim 1, wherein the front end wall of the locking recess is inclined so that the distance from the point-off button increases from the front toward the rear.   The bias magnet which urges | biases the said mobile body by the magnetic force toward the said accommodation state side from the said protrusion state side when the said point fire extinguishing button is located in the said fire extinguishing operation position, or characterized by the above-mentioned. The gas stove according to 2.   The gas stove according to claim 3, wherein the bias magnet is disposed on the partition member.

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