Bsh Hausgerate Gmbh

Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausgeraete Gmbh

Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausgerate Gmbh

Jürgen Desor

Dieter Lego

Jérémy Buchmann

Gildas Violain

Virginie Willmes

Gael Mollet

Guillaume Hoffbeck

Dzmitry Kucharavy

Anne-Francoise Cosentino

Sebastien Dubois

Martin Nagel

Martina Kunze

Anne-Françoise Cosentino

Joel Arth

A household appliance includes a processing chamber having a front loading opening, a door, and hinges to join the door to a remaining structure of the household appliance and to enable the door to horizontally pivot for closing the loading opening. At least one of the hinges is floatingly joined to the remaining structure of the household appliance.

Household appliance

A horizontal hinge for a cooking appliance door includes a hinge housing having a front face and a rear face. A rotatable hinge arm protrudes from the front face of the hinge housing for retaining the cooking appliance door. Protruding from the rear face of the hinge housing is a lifting rod which is coupled to the hinge arm and pivotable when the hinge arm is caused to rotate. Placed over the lifting rod outside the hinge housing is a compression spring which is held under compressive stress between the hinge housing and a bearing portion of the lifting rod. A tilting element tiltably bears against the hinge housing between the compression spring and the hinge housing.

Horizontal hinge for a household appliance door

A cooking appliance for insertion into a cut-out in a work top includes a peripheral lateral wall having four wall sections. Each wall section has on the outer face thereof at least one resiliently deformable compression element. Two such cooking appliances disposed adjacently in the shared cut-out in the work top can be mounted by inserting a first one of the two cooking appliances into the cut-out. An intermediate wall is arranged on a free face of the first cooking appliance so that compression elements of the first cooking appliance adjoining the intermediate wall engage in a first group of recesses in the intermediate wall, and a second one of the two cooking appliances is inserted into the cut-out so that compression elements of the second cooking appliance adjoining the intermediate wall engage in a second group of recesses in the intermediate wall.

Cooking apparatus for insertion into a cut-out in a work top and method for mounting two cooking apparatuses that can be arranged adjacently in a shared cut-out in a work top

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