U.S. patent application number 15/762112 was filed with the patent office on 2018-09-13 for frost-free refrigeration appliance.
The applicant listed for this patent is BSH HAUSGERAETE GMBH. Invention is credited to THOMAS SCHAEFER.
Application Number | 20180259238 15/762112 |
Document ID | / |
Family ID | 56940080 |
Filed Date | 2018-09-13 |
United States Patent
Application |
20180259238 |
Kind Code |
A1 |
SCHAEFER; THOMAS |
September 13, 2018 |
FROST-FREE REFRIGERATION APPLIANCE
Abstract
A refrigeration appliance, particularly a domestic refrigeration
appliance, has a thermally-insulating housing in which at least one
first and one second inner chamber are separated from one another
by a thermally-insulated wall. The first inner chamber is divided
into a storage compartment and an evaporator chamber. A passage in
the thermally-insulated wall connects the evaporator chamber to the
second inner chamber. At least one closure element for controlling
the air exchange is housed, in the passage, between the evaporator
chamber and the second inner chamber.
Inventors: |
SCHAEFER; THOMAS; (GIENGEN,
DE) |
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Applicant: |
Name |
City |
State |
Country |
Type |
BSH HAUSGERAETE GMBH |
MUENCHEN |
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DE |
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Family ID: |
56940080 |
Appl. No.: |
15/762112 |
Filed: |
September 19, 2016 |
PCT Filed: |
September 19, 2016 |
PCT NO: |
PCT/EP2016/072178 |
371 Date: |
March 22, 2018 |
Current U.S.
Class: |
1/1 |
Current CPC
Class: |
F25D 11/02 20130101;
F25D 17/08 20130101; F25D 17/045 20130101; F25D 2201/10 20130101;
F25D 2317/0666 20130101; F25D 2317/063 20130101 |
International
Class: |
F25D 17/04 20060101
F25D017/04; F25D 11/02 20060101 F25D011/02; F25D 17/08 20060101
F25D017/08 |
Foreign Application Data
Date |
Code |
Application Number |
Oct 7, 2015 |
DE |
10 2015 219 326.8 |
Claims
1-15. (canceled)
16. A refrigeration appliance, comprising: a thermally-insulated
housing; a thermally-insulated wall having a passage formed
therein; at least one first and one second inner chamber being
separated from one another by said thermally-insulated wall in said
thermally-insulated housing, said first inner chamber is divided
into a storage compartment and an evaporator chamber and said
passage in said thermally-insulated wall connecting said evaporator
chamber to said second inner chamber; and at least one closure
element for controlling an air exchange is housed, in said passage,
between said evaporator chamber and said second inner chamber.
17. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 16, wherein said
closure element has a flap.
18. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 17, wherein said
closure element has a frame which completely surrounds said flap in
a closed position.
19. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 16, further
comprising an air channel cover, said second inner chamber is
divided by said air channel cover into a further storage
compartment and at least one air channel.
20. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 19, wherein said
at least one air channel is one of two air channels, a first of
said air channels extends from said passage into a lower region of
said second inner chamber and a second of said air channels
extending from said passage past said lower region into an upper
region of said second inner chamber.
21. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 20, wherein said
at least one closure element is assigned to each of said air
channels.
22. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 21, further
comprising a motor for driving said at least one closure element,
said at least one closure element combined with said motor forms a
sub-assembly which is mounted in said passage.
23. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 19, wherein said
thermally-insulated wall has a thermally insulating layer; wherein
said first inner chamber and said second inner chamber in each case
are defined by an internal container each having an aperture formed
therein; and further comprising a tubular housing and in said
passage said tubular housing extends between said apertures of said
internal containers through said thermally insulating layer of said
thermally-insulated wall.
24. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 23, wherein said
tubular housing has two flanges which in each case bear against
said internal container of one of said first and said second inner
chamber.
25. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 24, wherein said
tubular housing has two plug-connected housing parts each with one
of said two flanges.
26. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 23, further
comprising a foamed part disposed between a rear face of said air
channel and a rear wall of said internal container of said second
inner chamber.
27. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 26, wherein said
air channel cover comes into contact with said foamed part on both
sides of said air channel and said foamed part is fixed in position
between said air channel cover and said rear wall.
28. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 16, wherein said
closure element is able to be inserted from sides of one of said
first and said second inner chamber into said passage.
29. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 28, further
comprising a clamp, said closure element is secured by said clamp
which is latched to said thermally-insulated wall between said
closure element and said second inner chamber, said closure element
being inserted from said second inner chamber.
30. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 22, further
comprising a clamp disposed so as to be positioned across said
motor.
31. The refrigeration appliance according to claim 16, wherein the
refrigeration appliance is a domestic refrigeration appliance.
Description
[0001] The present invention relates to a refrigeration appliance,
particularly a domestic refrigeration appliance, in which at least
one first and one second inner chamber are separated from one
another by a thermally-insulating wall, in a thermally-insulating
housing, in order to form compartments for the storage of
refrigerated goods at different temperatures, and in which the
first inner chamber is divided into a storage compartment for the
refrigerated goods and an evaporator chamber, and a passage in the
thermally-insulating wall connects the evaporator chamber to the
second inner chamber in order to permit a cooling of the second
inner chamber without this requiring a separate evaporator.
[0002] Generally, in such a refrigeration appliance the second
inner chamber is also divided into a storage compartment for
refrigerated goods and an air channel, the passage opening therein
and the cold air being distributed therefrom in the storage
compartment of the second inner chamber via a plurality of openings
of an air channel cover.
[0003] In order to be able to control the distribution of cold air
to the two storage compartments, a closure element is required, it
being possible thereby to cut off one of the storage compartments
from the cold air supply or to throttle at least significantly the
inflow of cold air to the relevant storage compartment.
[0004] In a conventional refrigeration appliance, such a closure
element comprises a flap which is arranged in a lower region of the
air channel of the second inner chamber. With this construction, a
lower part of the air channel below the closure element is
continuously connected to the evaporator chamber and, therefore,
may reach temperatures which may be considerably below the desired
temperature of the storage compartment of the second inner chamber.
When this storage compartment, for example, is a normal
refrigeration compartment but the evaporator is also designed at
the same time to be able to cool a freezer compartment, this lower
region of the air channel may then be cooled to considerably below
0.degree. C. and lead to frost damage to refrigerated goods in the
storage compartment of the second inner chamber. In order to
eliminate this, firstly it is necessary to configure the air
channel cover to be thermally-insulating, wherein the space
required for a thermally-insulating layer at this point is lost
from the usable volume of the second inner chamber, and secondly a
reliable seal between the air channel and the storage compartment
of the second inner chamber is necessary in order to prevent an
undesirable escape of cold air into the storage compartment past
the closure element, which makes the installation of the air
channel cover complex and costly.
[0005] It is the object of the present invention to provide a
refrigeration appliance of the type mentioned in the introduction
which is able to be mounted in a simple and cost-effective manner
and which has a large usable volume with the given external
dimensions.
[0006] The object is achieved, in a refrigeration appliance in
which at least one first and one second inner chamber are separated
from one another by a thermally-insulating wall, in a
thermally-insulating housing, and the first inner chamber is
divided into a storage compartment and an evaporator chamber and a
passage in the thermally-insulating wall connects the evaporator
chamber to the second inner chamber, by at least one closure
element for controlling the air exchange being housed, in said
passage, between the evaporator chamber and the second inner
chamber.
[0007] This construction ensures that a boundary between the
temperature zones of the first and the second inner chamber extends
exactly inside the thermally-insulating wall. As a result, the need
to provide further costly thermal insulation inside one of the
inner chambers is dispensed with, and the spaced saved thereby
benefits the usable volume. Since only low temperature gradients
are present on those parts which are installed in one of the two
inner chambers, however, a costly seal is no longer necessary on
said parts in order to prevent an undesired flow of heat, and if a
seal is desired it is able to be implemented accurately.
[0008] The closure element may comprise a flap which is rotatable
between an open position and a closed position about an axis.
[0009] In order to facilitate the installation and for an effective
sealing action of the flap in the closed position, it is
advantageous if the closure element also comprises a frame which
completely surrounds the flap in its closed position. This frame
may function as a sealing frame.
[0010] In this case, the second inner chamber is also preferably
divided by an air channel cover into a storage compartment and at
least one air channel in order to facilitate a uniform distribution
of the supplied cold air in the entire storage compartment.
[0011] Preferably, two parallel air channels are provided, one
thereof extending from the passage into a lower region of the
second inner chamber and the other thereof extending from the
passage past the lower region into an upper region of the second
inner chamber.
[0012] In order to be able to control a temperature gradient
between the upper and the lower region of the second inner chamber,
and thus, for example, to be able to use a region of the storage
compartment thereof as a normal refrigeration compartment and a
further region thereof as a fresh food refrigeration compartment, a
closure element is preferably assigned to each air channel. In this
case, a single closure element may be assigned to each air channel
but also a single closure element may control a plurality of air
channels.
[0013] For facilitating the assembly, the closure element and/or
the closure elements are preferably combined with a motor which
drives said elements to form a sub-assembly which is mounted in the
passage between the inner chambers. In this case, a single motor
may be assigned to both closure elements and connected to the
closure elements via a gear mechanism, for example by means of two
eccentric cams which are arranged in order to initiate
phase-shifted movements of the closure elements, so that at least a
position of the motor in which both closure elements are closed, a
position in which the first closure element is open and the second
closure element is closed, and a position in which the first
closure element is closed and the second closure element is open,
and possibly a position in which both closure elements are open,
are present.
[0014] One and the same closure element may also block the passage
between the first and the second inner chamber in a first position,
connect the first inner chamber to a first air channel of the
second inner chamber in a second position and connect the first
inner chamber to a second air channel of the second inner chamber
in a third position.
[0015] If the first inner chamber and the second inner chamber in
each case are defined by an internal container--typically
deep-drawn from a flat plastics material--a tubular housing may be
provided in the passage between said inner chambers, said housing
extending between opposing apertures of the internal containers
through a thermally-insulating layer of the wall.
[0016] The housing preferably comprises two flanges which in each
case bear against one of the two internal containers. The flanges
may bear against the sides of the internal containers facing the
inner chambers, so that the internal containers are pressed against
the flanges, when the wall between said internal containers is
foamed; preferably the flanges bear on the foam side against the
internal container.
[0017] In order to permit the production of the housing using
simple tools, the housing may be made up of two housing parts, each
thereof comprising one of the flanges.
[0018] A foamed part, for example a molded part made of expanded
polystyrene, may be arranged between a rear face of the air channel
and a rear wall of the internal container of the second inner
chamber. Since such a foamed part contributes to the thermal
insulation of the second inner chamber, the thickness of the
thermally-insulating layer outside the internal container on the
rear wall thereof may be correspondingly reduced and/or the depth
of the internal container may be increased. This in turn permits
the aperture of the second inner chamber, where the passage opens
into the first inner chamber, to be positioned outside a rounded
transition between the bottom and the rear wall of the internal
container, whereby the aperture is able to be molded more easily,
without usable volume in the second inner chamber being lost
thereby.
[0019] The air channel cover may come into contact with the foamed
part on both sides of the air channel, so that said foamed part is
fixed between the air channel cover and the rear wall.
[0020] The closure element should be able to be inserted through
one of the apertures of the two internal containers into the
housing. At its simplest, the mounting of the closure element is
generally via the upper aperture.
[0021] A clamp which secures the closure element in its installed
position may be latched to the walls of the passage between the
closure element and the inner chamber, the closure element being
inserted from said inner chamber.
[0022] If the closure element and the motor which drives said
closure element are combined to form a sub-assembly, then the clamp
is preferably arranged so as to be placed across the motor, since
whilst the clamp is able to secure the sub-assembly effectively at
that point, at the same time it does not obstruct an air flow
passing the closure element.
[0023] Further features and advantages of the invention are
disclosed from the following description of exemplary embodiments
with reference to the accompanying figures, in which:
[0024] FIG. 1 shows a schematic section in the vertical direction
through the body of a refrigeration appliance according to the
invention;
[0025] FIG. 2 shows a section in the horizontal direction along the
plane II-II of FIG. 1;
[0026] FIG. 3 shows an exploded view of a housing which is arranged
in a passage between the compartments of the refrigeration
appliance body of FIG. 1 and a sub-assembly to be mounted in the
housing;
[0027] FIG. 4 shows a schematic section through the housing and the
sub-assembly in the state mounted in the body of the refrigeration
appliance; and
[0028] FIG. 5 shows a simplified modification of the housing and
the sub-assembly.
[0029] FIG. 1 shows a schematic vertical section through the body
of a no-frost refrigeration appliance according to the invention.
Two inner chambers 2, 3 are formed in the body 1, one 2 in the
upper part of the body and the other 3 in the lower part of the
body 1. In a manner known per se, the inner chambers 2, 3 are
defined in each case by an internal container 4 and/or 5 which is
deep-drawn from flat plastics material. Both internal containers
may be deep-drawn in one piece from the same blank; in the case
shown in the figure, the internal containers 4, 5 are produced
separately and encased in profiles of a frame 6 on the front face
of the body 1. An intermediate space between the outer faces of the
internal containers 4, 5 and an outer skin of the body 1, not shown
in FIG. 1, is filled with an insulating material layer 7 which is
obtained by injection-molding and expanding a foam-forming
synthetic resin in the intermediate space. The insulating material
layer 7 extends in this case in one piece into a wall 8 between the
inner chambers 2, 3.
[0030] The inner chamber 3 is sub-divided by a partition 10
substantially parallel to the rear wall 9 of its internal container
5 into a storage compartment for refrigerated goods, in this case a
freezer compartment 11 and an evaporator chamber 12. A further wall
13 divides the evaporator chamber 12 into a suction region 14 in
which a lamella-type evaporator 15 is also located and a
distributer region 16. A fan 17 is arranged in an opening of the
wall 13 in order to suction air through the evaporator 15 and to
pump the air thus cooled into the distributor region 16. Via
distributor openings 18 in the wall 13, a portion of the cooled air
passes directly back into the storage chamber 11. The remaining air
passes via a passage 19 in the wall 8 into an air channel 20 of the
upper inner chamber 2.
[0031] The air channel 20 is defined toward a rear wall 23 of the
internal container 4 by a molded part 24 made of expanded
polystyrene (EPS) and delimited from a storage compartment 21 by a
plate-shaped air channel cover 22. The air channel cover 22, and
the wall 13, are provided with distributor openings 18, via which
the cold air distributed vertically is able to escape into the
storage compartment 21.
[0032] The air channel 20 and the air channel cover 22 may extend
over the entire height of the inner chamber 2; in the design shown
here they extend only from the bottom 25 of the inner chamber 2 to
a horizontal partition 26 inserted in the internal container 4, so
that the air guided in the air channel 20 is only able to be
distributed in a lower region 27 of the storage compartment 21. In
order to supply a region 28 above the partition 26, a second air
channel 29 is guided through the molded part 24 partially outside
the cutting plane of FIG. 1 and the air circulating in this air
channel 29 is distributed in the upper region 28 of the inner
chamber 2 via distributor openings 18 of a further air channel
cover 30.
[0033] FIG. 2 shows a section through the lower region of the
normal refrigeration compartment 2, level with the line II-II of
FIG. 1. The cutting plane of FIG. 1 is denoted in FIG. 2 by I-I.
The air channel 20 in this case is defined at the front by the air
channel cover 22 and toward the rear wall 23 and, in the lateral
direction through the molded part 24, the air channel cover 22
bears against the molded part 24 on both sides of the air channel
20.
[0034] Latching connections are provided in order to fix the air
channel cover 22 in the position shown and to hold the molded part
24 clamped between the air channel cover 22 and the rear wall 23.
Here, the latching connections in each case comprise a sleeve 31
and a latching pin 32 engaging in the sleeve. The sleeve 31 is
bonded, welded or fastened in another suitable manner to the rear
wall 23 and engages in a passage 33 of the molded part 24. The
latching pin 32 has a shank 34 with a plurality of frusto-conical
segments which, when inserted into the sleeve 31, which is slotted
in the longitudinal direction, widen said sleeve in a resilient
manner until the segments come into engagement with complementary
latching contours in the interior of the sleeve 31. Each latching
pin 32 is inserted sufficiently deeply into its sleeve 31 until a
head 35 of the latching pin 32 bears fixedly against the air
channel cover 22.
[0035] In each case at both ends of the passage 19 apertures 37
(see FIG. 1) are cut into the bottom 25 of the internal container 4
and the top 36 of the internal container 5. A housing 38 which
extends between the apertures 37 through the wall 8, in order to
prevent the passage 19 from being closed when the insulating
material is foamed, is shown in FIG. 3 in a detailed perspective
view. The housing 38 comprises a lower housing part 39 and an upper
housing part 40 which are injection-molded from plastics separately
from one another and plugged together before inserting into the
wall 8.
[0036] The lower housing part 39 in this case comprises two pipe
connectors 41, 42 which are slightly widened in the upward
direction and are respectively of rectangular cross section and a
flange 43 extending around the lower ends of the pipe connectors
41, 42, said flange being provided in order to bear against the top
36, all around the aperture 37 thereof, when the housing 38 is
inserted from the rear face of the body 1 into the wall 8. On its
lower face, not visible in FIG. 3, the flange 43 may be provided
with flat ribs which engage in the aperture 37 of the top 36 along
the edges thereof in order to fix the installed position of the
housing 38 in an accurate manner.
[0037] In the upper housing part 40 a flange 44 surrounds an
individual connector 45 which is also rectangular in cross section
and which at its lower end branches into two connecting parts 46,
47 complementary to the pipe connectors 41, 42. On the narrow sides
of the flange two projections 67 are formed which together with the
flange form grooves which are open in the lateral direction. The
aperture 37 of the bottom 25 at its edge facing the rear wall 9 has
two widenings 68 (see FIG. 4), the projections 67 passing through
said widenings when inserting the housing 38 into the wall 8, so
that in the mounted state they bear against the bottom 25 and clamp
the housing 38 to the bottom 25.
[0038] When the body 1 is foamed, retaining tools are inserted into
the inner chambers 2, 3, said tools forcing the bottom 25 and the
top 36 sufficiently far apart until both bear against the flanges
44, 43 in a foam-tight manner.
[0039] In each case a latching projection 49 is positioned on the
narrow sides 48 of the connector 45 such that when the downwardly
tapering connecting parts 46, 47 engage by a frictional connection
in the pipe connectors 41, 42, resilient latching hooks 50 of the
lower housing part 39 engage behind the latching projections
49.
[0040] A sub-assembly 51 shown in FIG. 3 above the upper housing
part 40 comprises a motor housing 52 in the form of a vertically
oriented cuboid, rectangular frames 53, 54 protruding from the two
main surfaces thereof in plan view. The sub-assembly 51 is provided
in order to be inserted, in the orientation shown, from above into
the upper housing part 40; in the installed position the motor
housing 52 divides the interior of the connector 45 into two parts,
one thereof extending in the extension of the connecting part 46
and the other thereof extending in the extension of the connecting
part 47, and the frames 53, 54 are positioned on a shoulder 55
extending on at least one longitudinal wall of the connector
45.
[0041] In each frame 53, 54 a flap 56 (see FIG. 4) is pivotably
mounted about an axis 57. In its closed position the walls of the
flap 56 bear tightly against the frame 53 and/or 54 so that each
flap 56 is able to block one of the two passages on both sides of
the motor housing 52. From this closed position shown as an outline
in dashed lines in FIG. 4, each flap 56 is pivotable downwardly
into the connector 45 until it reaches an open position illustrated
in solid lines in FIG. 4, in which it does not prevent an air flow
from the evaporator chamber 12 to one of the air channels 20 and/or
29.
[0042] In addition to an electric motor, a gear mechanism is also
accommodated in the motor housing 52, said gear mechanism making it
possible to control the positions of the flaps 56 independently of
one another by means of two eccentric cams, as mentioned above, for
example. When refrigeration is not required in the normal
refrigeration compartment 2, both flaps 56 are closed, when
refrigeration is only required in the lower region 27 only the flap
56 of the frame 53 is open in order to subject only the air channel
20 to cold air, when refrigeration is required in the upper region
28 only the flap 56 of the frame 54 is open and when refrigeration
is required at the same time in both regions 27, 28 both flaps 56
may be open at the same time.
[0043] Since the upper region 28 and the lower region 27 of the
upper storage compartment 21 are thus selectively able to be
subjected to cold air, different temperatures may be set in both
regions. The temperature of the lower region 27 should be the lower
temperature, not least because at the height of the lower region 27
the molded part 24 is thicker and thus the thermal insulation of
the lower region 27 is more effective than that of the upper
region. Thus, in particular, the upper region 28 may be used as a
normal refrigeration compartment and the lower region may be used
as a fresh food refrigeration compartment.
[0044] In a simpler design of the refrigeration appliance, in which
the storage compartment 21 is not sub-divided and only one
individual air channel is provided behind the cover 30, one of the
frames 53, 54, the flap mounted therein and optionally the
eccentric cam driving the flap may be dispensed with.
[0045] A clamp 58 is also provided in order to fix the sub-assembly
51 in the connector 45, said clamp in the mounted state extending
over the upper face of the motor housing 52 from one longitudinal
wall of the connector 45 to the other. The clamp 58 has an upper
wall 59 and two side walls 60 which encompass the motor housing 52
on both sides. In the mounted state, the clamp 58, on the one hand,
is fixed by engagement in a recess 61 to a rear longitudinal wall
of the connector 45 and, on the other hand, is fixed by latching
between two latching hooks 62 to a front edge of the flange 44. On
the clamp 58, as shown in FIG. 3, a hook 63 may be provided, a
supply cable 64 of the motor being able to be secured below said
hook in order to ensure that it does not hang into one of the
frames 53, 54 and prevent the movement of the flaps 56.
[0046] FIG. 5 shows a simplified variant of the housing 37 and the
sub-assembly 51 in a schematic section. The sub-assembly 51 in this
case comprises a motor located outside the cutting plane and a
single flap 56, of a butterfly shape, which is rotatable about an
axis 57 perpendicular to the cutting plane. The sub-assembly is
fixed by a clamp 58 extending perpendicular to the cutting plane,
acting on front walls of the upper housing part 40, and which
divides the opening of the upper housing part 40 into a front part
65 communicating with the air channel 20 and a rear part 66
communicating with the air channel 29. In the position of the flap
56 shown in solid lines, only the air channel 20 is subjected to
cold air; after a rotation of the flap 56 clockwise by ca.
30.degree., into the position shown in dashed lines, the cold air
is distributed to both air channels 20, 29; after a further
rotation by ca. 30.degree., only the air channel 29 is supplied,
and after a further rotation by ca. 60.degree. both air channels
20, 29 are blocked. All of the positions are accessible during a
continuous rotation, without the rotational direction of the motor
having to be altered.
LIST OF REFERENCE NUMERALS
[0047] 1 Body [0048] 2 Inner chamber [0049] 3 Inner chamber [0050]
4 Internal container [0051] 5 Internal container [0052] 6 Frame
[0053] 7 Insulating material layer [0054] 8 Wall [0055] 9 Rear wall
[0056] 10 Partition [0057] 11 Freezer compartment [0058] 12
Evaporator chamber [0059] 13 Wall [0060] 14 Suction region [0061]
15 Lamella-type evaporator [0062] 16 Distributor region [0063] 17
Fan [0064] 18 Distributor opening [0065] 19 Passage [0066] 20 Air
channel [0067] 21 Storage compartment [0068] 22 Air channel cover
[0069] 23 Rear wall [0070] 24 Molded part [0071] 25 Bottom [0072]
26 Intermediate wall [0073] 27 Lower region [0074] 28 Upper region
[0075] 29 Air channel [0076] 30 Air channel cover [0077] 31 Sleeve
[0078] 32 Latching pin [0079] 33 Passage [0080] 34 Shank [0081] 35
Head [0082] 36 Top [0083] 37 Aperture [0084] 38 Housing [0085] 39
Lower housing part [0086] 40 Upper housing part [0087] 41 Pipe
connector [0088] 42 Pipe connector [0089] 43 Flange [0090] 44
Flange [0091] 45 Connector [0092] 46 Connecting part [0093] 47
Connecting part [0094] 48 Narrow side [0095] 49 Latching projection
[0096] 50 Latching hook [0097] 51 Sub-assembly [0098] 52 Motor
housing [0099] 53 Frame [0100] 54 Frame [0101] 55 Shoulder [0102]
56 Flap [0103] 57 Axis [0104] 58 Clamp [0105] 59 Upper wall [0106]
60 Side wall [0107] 61 Recess [0108] 62 Latching hook [0109] 63
Hook [0110] 64 Supply cable [0111] 65 Front part [0112] 66 Rear
part [0113] 67 Projection [0114] 68 Widening
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