Hoshizaki Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Koji Suyama

Tomio Suyama

Fumio Maruyama

Osamu Nagata

Keiichi Toga

Hiroaki Kamino

Hiroshi Omura

Sadamu Kamoto

Yukimasa Takeda

Masumi Notsu

Tokihiro Kuwahara

Toshio Nanba

Osamu Okui

A nozzle structure for a dish washer for washing tableware with washing water and rinsing water jetted from nozzle arranged in a washing tank. The nozzle structure comprising a shaft arranged on the nozzle, a nozzle mount provided in the washing tank and formed with a mount hole, which permits removable insertion of the shaft, and a coming-off preventing means for detachably preventing the shaft inserted into the mount hole of the nozzle mount from coming off.

Nozzle structure for dish washer

Side extension members and a front extension member, which extend inwardly horizontally to be bent downward at right angle are provided on side walls and a front wall in a washing tank to be positioned at a level lower by a predetermined distance than a top end of the washing tank. A rack rail is pivotally supported on the side extension members through shaft portions to be made turnable. The rack rail is formed with positioning portions. Restriction members are provided on the front extension member to extend inward corresponding to the positioning portions of the rack rail, and the positioning portions are adapted to be placed on the restriction members.

Rack support construction for dish washer

A dishwashing machine having a washing chamber, a wash tank provided at a bottom of the washing chamber to store an amount of hot wash water therein, a wash pump mounted to a bottom portion of the tank to pump up the wash water therefrom, a pair of wash arms supplied with the wash water by the wash pump, a rinse pump arranged to pump up fresh hot water supplied thereto from a source of hot water, and a pair of rinse arms supplied with the fresh hot water by the rinse pump, a drain box arranged within an upper portion of the tank and associated with a side wall of the tank to form an opening in communication with the bottom portion of the tank, a drain pipe connected to a bottom wall of the drain box and being extended outwardly through the bottom wall of the tank to drain the wash water received by the drain box, an overflow pipe secured to the bottom wall of the drain box to permit the upward flow of wash water from the bottom of the tank, and a tiltable plate arranged above the drain box to introduce the wash water flowing down from the washing chamber into the drain box when placed in a first position in prewashing operation and to introduce the wash water or fresh hot water into the bottom portion of the tank when placed in a second position in washing and rinsing operation.

Dishwashing machine

In a dishwashing machine having a washing chamber, an electrically operated wash pump for pumping out wash water from a wash tank in the washing chamber, an electrically operated rinse pump for pumping out heated water from a gas booster heater, and wash and rinse arms arranged within the washing chamber to be supplied with the wash and heated water from the wash and rinse pumps for directing jet streams of the wash and heated water to tableware racked in the washing chamber respectively, an electric control apparatus is arranged to mix cold water from a source of cold water into the heated water to form mixing water and to control the rinse pump such that the rinse arm directs jet stream of the mixing water to the racked tableware. The electric control apparatus is further arranged to control the wash pump in response to finish in control of the rinse pump such that the wash arm directs jet stream of the wash water to the racked tableware and to again control the rinse pump in response to finish in control of the wash pump such that the rinse arm directs jet stream of the heated water to the racked tableware.

Electric control apparatus for dishwashing machine

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Ohara-gun, Japan

Koji Suyama