Whirlpool Corporation

David J Gushwa

Michael P Conti

Jeffrey Carl Loebig

Euan Skinner MacLeod

Kevin James Beber

John W McConnell

Yung Leong Hin

Thomas Allen Gillette

Qu Zhi Jie

Brent A Rowland

Mansour Ourasanah

Joel Graham Van Faasen

Jeremy T Wolters

Fernando R Oliveira

Joao Paulo M Goncalves

Eric Tauzer

Alex R Oliveira

Wenkai Wu

Zachary A Lownds

Arren J McCormick

Andria R Bauman

Everett Sidney Kettle

Jason P Kachorek

Leong Hin Yung

James Fan Zhao

Huang Yong Hang

Ben C Shao

Anthony Scott Roberts

Duane M Kobos

Mitchell L Robertson

John B Ledingham

Steven C Drees

Keeley Michael Kabala

Jeffrey A Wessel

William Joseph Bigge

Euan Macleod

Edith M Wine

Nicholas Stuart

Fan Zhao

Jeffrey Loebig

David W Robenalt

Jeffrey C Loebig

Quzhi Jie

Yungleong Hin

Euan Mascleod

A food processor for processing food stuffs having a base assembly, a jar assembly, and a blade assembly that can be rotated from a use position to a stored position is disclosed. The food processor includes a lid that is connected to the jar assembly by a hinge and closed by use of a latch. The jar assembly is connected to the base assembly by the use of push pins on the base assembly which engage corresponding holes on the jar assembly.

Food processor

A food processor includes a bowl with a removable lid. Food items are advanced into the bowl through a feed tube formed in the lid where they are cut by a blade assembly. A rotating disk is adjustable relative to the blade assembly to vary the thickness of the food items cut by the blade assembly.

Food processor with adjustable blade assembly

Oven

A food processor includes a base and a bowl with a removable lid. Food items are advanced into the bowl through a feed tube formed in the lid where they are cut by a cutting assembly driven by a motor. The cutting assembly is adjustable to vary the thickness of the cut food items. An adjustment assembly positioned in the base is operable to adjust the cutting thickness of the cutting assembly while the cutting assembly is driven by the motor.

Food processing device with an externally operated adjustment mechanism

A food processing device () includes a drive assembly coupled to a dualaction cutting tool () and a single-action dicing tool (). First and second cutting assemblies () are disposed on the cutting tool () and are adapted to make first and second cuts in a food substrate as the cutting tool () rotates within a food processing path (). The cutting tool () is further adapted to urge the cut food substrate towards and through the dicing tool () where generally parallel spaced-apart blades () further cut the food substrate to form diced food elements. The sequential cutting arrangement of the cutting tool () and the dicing tool () provides for a food processing device () that is capable of dicing a food substrate with lower torque and lower power requirements as compared to conventional dicing methods.

Modified dicing procedure for a food processor

A container and system for holding a cutting tool of a food processing device is disclosed. The container includes a shell defining a chamber sized to receive one of at least a first cutting tool and a second cutting tool. The shell has a slot that receives a stem of the first cutting tool when the first cutting tool is positioned in the chamber and another slot that receives a stem of the second cutting tool when the second cutting tool is positioned in the chamber. The shell also has a plurality of openings that are sized to permit fluid to pass into the chamber.

Container and system for holding a cutting tool of a food processing device

A food processing device includes a dicing kit adapted to be received in a bowl which is coupled to a base. The dicing kit includes a dicing grid disposed within a frame which is coupled to a cover member having a rotating slicing tool disposed there between. The slicing tool is positively captured between the dicing grid frame and the cover member and is further adapted to rotate as powered by a motor disposed in the base portion of the food processor.

Dicing tool for domestic food processing device

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Wishawaka, IN, United States of America

David J Gushwa