Delta Faucet Company

Emerson Electric Company

Masco Corporation of Indiana

Masco Corporation

Mercury Plastics, Inc.

Matthew Lee Kemp

Brian Alan Enlow

Garry Robin Marty

DeWayne A Davis

Kurt Judson Thomas

Scott Raymond Gardner

Earl Christian, Jr

William Blue

Brian Wayne Johnson

Harry Ivan Courter

William Shane Hochstetler

Tracy J Talley

David R Horoho

Brad A Farris

Dewayne Davis

The present disclosure relates generally to a faucet valve cartridge configured for use within a dual handle faucet. The valve cartridge includes an upper plate and a bottom plate received within a valve housing and configured to control fluid flow from an inlet to an outlet. The valve may include anti-water hammer port geometry to reduce turbulent flow and shut-off shock wave noise.

Flow control valve

A fluid delivery device including a waterway assembly, a valve cartridge, and a waterway adapter to fluidly couple the waterway assembly to the valve cartridge and to provide a fluid passageway to a spout outlet.

Faucet waterway

A flow regulated quick-connect fitting has a polymeric first connector and a polymeric second connector, the first connector being either a male fitting or a female fitting, and the other of the male fitting or the female fitting being the second connector. The female fitting has a longitudinal cylindrical cavity therein, and the male fitting has a generally cylindrical body having an end opening. The cylindrical body of the male fitting is positionable within the cylindrical cavity of the female fitting forming the connection. A clip is pivotably connected to the second connector moving between a first position connecting the female fitting to the male fitting when the male fitting is positioned within the female fitting and a second position in which the male fitting is removable from the female fitting. A replaceable flow regulator in the male fitting end opening regulates flow through the quick-connect fitting.

Quick-connect tube coupling

A faucet assemblyincluding baseconfigured to be supported by a sink deck, a waterwaysupported by the base, and a valve cartridgefluidly coupled to the waterwayway. A delivery spoutis illustratively supported by the baseand receives an outlet conduitin fluid communication with the waterway

Centerset faucet with mountable spout

An illuminated knob is provided. The knob includes a light source attached to a carrier assembly that is attached to the knob such that the light source is positioned within the interior of the knob. The carrier assembly provides an electrical connection between the light source and a base assembly such that when the knob is operated, the contact wipers maintain the electrical connection with the base assembly.

Illuminated knob

A motorized door lock assembly for locking an oven door mounted on a range body in a closed position so as to close an oven compartment for purposes of cleaning the oven compartment is provided. The door lock assembly comprises a latch, a motor, a rotor arm and a linkage. The latch has a hook at one end for engaging the oven door and is mounted to the range body for rotation about a translatable pivot axis between an unlatched position wherein the hook does not inhibit movement of the oven door and a latched position wherein the hook does inhibit movement of the oven door. The latch is also mounted for reciprocal translation with the pivot axis between a non-pulled-in position wherein the latch does not pull against the oven door and a pulled-in position wherein the latch pulls against the oven door. The rotor arm is rotatably driven by the motor. The linkage extends generally from a back to a front of the range body above the oven compartment and is secured to the rotor arm at one end and secured to the latch at the other end. Upon rotation of the rotor arm by the motor, the linkage translates inducing rotation of the latch from the unlatched position to the latched position prior to translating the latch from the non-pulled-in to the pulled-in position.

Motorized oven door lock mechanism with pull-in capabilities

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Indianapolis, IN, United States of America

Matthew Lee Kemp