JPH043208B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application This invention relates to a cooking appliance having a discharge type and a retention type container.

Conventional technology Conventional electric cookers that use a discharge container to cut vegetables into rings or lines use a separate container without a discharge port and rotate an S-shaped cutter when chopping vegetables.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention However, if the S-shaped cutter is accidentally attached to the discharge container and rotated, or if a hand is inserted through the discharge port, the discharge container attached to the disc-shaped turntable may Unlike cutters for containers, just touching the rotating cutter can be extremely dangerous and can cause your fingers to fall off. The present invention provides a safe cooking device in view of the above problems.

Means for Solving the Problems The means of the present invention for solving the above problems is a cooking device that is mounted on a main body that has a built-in electric motor and that can be used in combination with a discharge type cutting mechanism and a retention type cutting mechanism. In the above, the discharge type cutting mechanism includes a discharge container having a discharge port placed on the main body, a rotary table having a cutter located in the discharge container and rotationally driven by the electric motor, and a rotary table having a cutter rotatably driven by the electric motor. It consists of a rotating disk that rotates below the table and discharges the cut material from the discharge port, and the retention type cutting mechanism includes a retention container and a S, which is located in the retention container and is rotationally driven by the electric motor. It consists of a cutter, and from the bottom of the above-mentioned discharge container, an S
A cylindrical protrusion is formed upward to prevent the S-shaped cutter from being attached to the main shaft connected to the electric motor when the cutter is positioned.

Effect The effect of this technical means is that if you accidentally try to attach the S-shaped cutter to the discharge container, the bottom of the S-shaped cutter will be pushed up by the protrusion provided at the bottom of the discharge container, and the rotation axis The fitting part for rotation with the cutter cannot be fitted, and the S-shaped cutter cannot be rotated.

Embodiment Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIG. 5, inside the main body case 1 is a motor 3 attached to the chassis 2,
A gear A4 for power transmission, a gear B5, a main shaft 6, and a rotation control component 7 for the electric motor 3 are built-in. Note that the upper part of the main shaft 6 protrudes above the main body case 1. A discharge container 8 is set on the main body case 1, and a main shaft 6 projects inward from a bottom hole of the discharge container 8. This main shaft 6
A rotary table 10 to which a cutter 9 is attached and a rotary disk 12 which rotates with the rotary table 10 and discharges material 11 cut by centrifugal force are attached to the rotary table 10. Further, near the bottom of the discharge container 8, there is an opening 13 for discharging the cut material.
and a discharge passage 14 are provided. Further, the container lid 15 is structured so that it can be simply set and placed on the discharge container 8 without the need for locking, and there is a pushing disk 1 for pressing the cutting material 11 downward.
6 is attached in a vertically slidable manner by means of its push-in disk shaft portion 17 and container lid bearing portion 18. In addition, in order to prevent the material from falling over when cutting thin materials such as cucumbers, the material can also be thrown into the discharge container 8 from the inside of the pushing disk shaft 17, and the material can be pushed downward. A push rod 19 is provided for inserting. The container lid 15 set on the discharge container 8 is provided with a switch pushing part 20, and the switch pushing rib 21 is connected to a switch button 22 provided on the main body case 1.
It has a relationship corresponding to . Note that when the switch button 22 is pushed down against the spring 23, the switch movable contact 24 and the fixed contact 25 are brought into contact, and the switch is turned on, causing the electric motor 3 to start operating.

According to this configuration, the cutting material 11 has a size close to the opening area of the discharge container 8, and the material storage section 2 is surrounded by the container lid 15 in the discharge container 8 and the rotary table 10.
Materials up to size 6 can be added by simply lifting the container lid 15 downwards, and during operation, place the container lid 15 on the
Cutting can be performed by pushing the push-in disk shaft 17 downward and pushing the switch push-in part 20 of the container lid 15 with the other hand. Since this method operates while holding the container lid 15, there is no need to lock the container lid 15 because your hand does not enter into the discharge container 8 and touch the cutter 9 during operation, and there is no need to insert the cutting material 11 or close the container lid. 15 can be opened and closed easily.

FIG. 6 shows a situation in which the material is chopped, such as vegetables or meat, using the retention container 27 and the S-shaped cutter 28 instead of continuous discharge. That is, the retention container 27 is set on the main body case 1, and the S-shaped cutter 28 is attached to the main shaft. This retention container 27 is provided with a push-in disk receiving portion 29 on the upper lip to serve as a lid for the retention container 27 in order to prevent the push-in disk 16 from hitting the S-shaped cutter 28 and to secure a storage space for the cutting material. , pushing the push-in disk 16 upward.

The state shown in FIG. 5 described above is a state in which vegetables, etc. are cut and continuously discharged, and the switch is closed by pushing the switch pushing part 20 of the container lid 15 downward, the electric motor 3 is operated, and the cutter 9 is opened. The cut material is continuously discharged from the discharge passage 14 by the centrifugal force of the rotating disk 12.

Further, by using the retention container 27 and the S-shaped cutter 28 as shown in FIG. 6, the container lid 15 can be shared as is, and cutting can be easily performed while the material is stored.

As shown in Figure 1, a discharge container 8 is placed on the main body case 1.
If you try to fit the S-shaped cutter 28 to the main shaft 6 and rotate it with the
It is extremely dangerous if you put your hand in from 4 and your fingertips reach the cutting edge of the S-shaped cutter 28. for that,
In this embodiment, a cylindrical rib 30 for pushing up the S-shaped cutter 28 is provided at the center of the bottom of the discharge container 8 . This cylindrical rib 30 prevents the rotation stopper 31 of the main shaft 6 shown in FIG. 3 from fitting into the position of the rotation stopper 32 of the shaft of the S-shaped cutter 28 shown in FIG. Since the S-shaped cutter 28 is pushed up, the S-shaped cutter 28 becomes unable to rotate. The S-shaped cutter cap 33 shown in FIG. This prevents the cutter 28 from swinging.

Effects of the Invention As is clear from the above, in the present invention, even if the S-shaped cutter is attached to the discharge container, it does not rotate, and it is safe to insert a hand through the discharge port.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a cooking device according to an embodiment of the present invention when an S-shaped cutter is attached to a discharge container, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional perspective view of the S-shaped cutter of the same cooking device, and FIG. 3 4 is a perspective view of the upper part of the cooking device, FIG. 4a is a perspective view of the appearance when a discharge container is attached to the cooking device, and FIG. 4b is a perspective view of the appearance when a retention container is used in the cooking device. , Fig. 5 shows A-B of Fig. 4.
- A cross-sectional view on the C plane, FIG. 6 is D-E in FIG. 4.
It is a partial sectional view in a plane. 1...Main body case, 3...Electric motor, 8...Discharge container, 9...Cutter, 10...Turnable table, 11...
...Material, 12... Rotating disk, 13... Opening, 1
4... Discharge passage, 15... Container lid, 27... Retention container, 28... S-shaped cutter, 30... Cylindrical rib.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. In a cooking device that is placed on a main body with a built-in electric motor and that can be used in combination with a discharge type cutting mechanism and a retention type cutting mechanism, the discharge type cutting mechanism is
a discharge container having a discharge port placed on the main body;
It consists of a rotary table located inside the discharge container and having a cutter that is rotationally driven by the electric motor, and a rotating disk that rotates below the rotary table to discharge the cuttings from the discharge port, while The mold cutting mechanism consists of a retention container and an S-shaped cutter located in the retention container and rotationally driven by the electric motor, and the S-shaped cutter is inserted into the discharge container from the lower part of the discharge container. This cooker has a cylindrical protrusion facing upward that prevents the S-shaped cutter from being attached to the main shaft connected to the electric motor when the cooker is positioned.