Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausgeraete Gmbh

Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausgerate Gmbh

Herbert Kleinlein

Lothar Knopp

Thomas Ludenia

Edwin Bolduan

Horst Wiemer

Gerhard Mager

Frank Menten

Peter Vogelsang

Erwin Helbrecht

Günter Gietl

Günter Enzenhöfer

The invention relates to control unit for a domestic appliance, especially for a washing machine with a fascia panel () to which is assigned at least one control button (), indicator () or similar arranged within a panel opening (), with a boardfor mounting at least one electrical or electronic component () arranged at a distance behind the fascia panel (), and with a sealing element () arranged between the fascia panel () and the board () by means of which the at least one electrical or electronic component () is to be protected against water or similar, whereby the sealing element () is attached to the fascia panel () of the control unit.

Control unit for a household appliance

A display window is particularly suited for LED and/or LC displays. The display window includes a lighting device and a microstructure for illuminating the display window. The microstructure is disposed on the side of the display window facing the display.

Illuminated display window for LED and/or LC displays

Usually disposed in the top region of a household laundry machine is a drawer that is intended for accommodating detergents or condensate and is connected to a three-dimensional grip plate at the front. During operation of the machine, the grip plate is inserted in a recess of an operating panel, which is disposed at least more or less flush with the surface of the front side of the machine. For childproof locking, a latching edge is provided on the frame of the recess, and a catch, which is retained in the latching position by a spring, is disposed in the rear cavity of the grip plate. By virtue of an arresting device, the catch can be retained outside the latching position if an arresting slide is located in an arresting position.

Household machine for washing or drying laundry

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Oberasbach, Germany

Herbert Kleinlein