Conair Corporation

Hp Intellectual Corporation

Harvey Hubbell Incorporated

James Andrew Sandor

Charles Z Krasznai

Steven C Cozzolino

James E Chasen

Scott A Leclerc

Keith Tse

Dustin Prevete

Laura B Sink

Kam Fai Fung

Bryan Robert Hotaling

Joseph W Zakowski

David J Wanat

Craig A Dubois

Barbara Lynn Schnabel

M Anthony Melito

Chi Tong Chan

Joseph J Laskowski

Stephen D Mowers

Albert J Gartland, Jr

Bryan R Hotaling

James R Varney

Joseph Gelb, Jr

Paul F Garneau

Robert W Arel

Michael J Otterman

Charles S Mertler, Jr, Deceased

Tatyana Ekgaus

David Robert Arnott

Inna Doliner

Tara Lorraine Moseley Dunn

Cecil Dillon

Kyle Erik Lindell

Barbara L Schnabel

Barbara Schnabel

A toaster oven includes a housing having an internal heating compartment, at least one heating element within the internal heating compartment, a vent associated with at least one wall of the internal heating compartment, the vent being moveable between an open position where air is permitted to pass into the internal heating compartment through the vent, and a closed position where passage of air into the internal heating compartment through the vent is inhibited. The vent is configured to move from the closed position to the open position in response to a biasing force exerted by a food support tray received within the internal heating compartment.

Multifunction toaster oven

A cooking appliance includes a base including an upper surface having a cooktop, and a lid separable from the base, and including a heater assembly disposed therein. The cooking appliance further includes a control unit configured to operate at least one of the cooktop in the base or the heater assembly in the lid.

Cooking appliance with a fan motor having a drive shaft and drive hub

A food processor bowlhas a pouring lip, a sidewall, a handle, a floorand bowl neckwith an opening. The bowlhas an upper rimand pair of hinge slotsadapted to receive corresponding hinge pinsthat are attached to the cover. The bowl neckis adapted to receive a driven motor shaft (not shown) through its opening. A conventional blade assembly (not shown) is mounted to the driven shaft to rotate therewith in order to chop and mix food product.

Food processor bowl cover dynamic sealing assembly

A bowl assemblyincludes a first bowl, a second bowl, and a third bowl. The first bowlhas the largest inner diameter of the three. The second bowlhas an outer diameter which is less than the inner diameter of the first bowl. The third bowlhas an outer diameter which is less than the inner diameter of the second bowl. Each bowl has at least one frictional detent mechanism to engage the adjacently placed bowl.

Nested bowl retention mechanism for food processors

Chopper cup for a food processor

Toaster

Set of nested bowls

Bowl

Travel cup

Food appliance

Mixing paddle

A jar opener including a lid clamp adapted to clamp onto a lid of a jar; a motor connected to the lid clamp; and a frame having the motor connected thereto. The frame includes at least three frame sections which are vertically slidingly connected relative to one another in series in a general telescoping fashion. The motor is connected to a top one of the frame sections.

Motorized jar opener

A vertical toaster comprising a housing, heating elements, a food support and a drive. The heating elements are connected to the housing and comprise at least one calrod. The calrod comprises an electric wire surrounded by heat conductive electrical insulation and a metal cover. The food support is movably mounted to the housing for up and down motion. The drive is for moving the food support relative to the housing. The drive comprises a motor and a linkage between the motor and the food support for moving the food support both down and up such that food on the food support passes by the calrod. The calrod prevents an electrical shock to a user if the user accidentally contacts the calrod with an electrically conductive member.

Toaster with movable food support and movable doors with windows

A system for supplying air to a discrete space to obtain a desired set point temperature within the space includes a plurality of units for conditioning the air in the space. Each of the units has an independent electric power supply cord for connection to a source of electrical power. One of the units includes a master control and another of said units includes a slave control. The master control includes a user temperature control to establish a desired set point temperature within the discrete space. Each of the units includes its own thermostat for sensing the ambient temperatures in the area of the discrete space immediately adjacent the respective units. Each of the units has its own communication device, which enables the master control on the one unit to simultaneously vary the operation of each of the units in inverse proportion to the sensed ambient temperatures to substantially uniformly condition the temperature of the air in the discrete space.

System for obtaining a uniform air temperature in a discrete space

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Trumbull, CT, United States of America

James Andrew Sandor