Daewoo Electronics Co., Ltd.

Daewoo Electronics Corporation

Nam-Ho Lee

Jae-Duck Lee

Seon-Kyu Kim

Min-Ho Park

Jae-Duk Lee

Byung-Cheol Choi

Im-Suk Choi

Jin-Bang Lee

An versatile vacuum cleaner is disclosed which comprises a main body, a socket, a first cleaner, a second cleaner, a motor assembly, a cord reel, a handle, and an exhaust duct, and can be converted easily into different configurations each suitable for a specifically different type of vacuum cleaning operation. Improvements are made in details such as the arrangement or the configuration of the main body, the socket, the first cleaner, the second cleaner, the cord reel, the handle, and exhaust duct, thereby improving the operability of the vacuum cleaner and improving the performance thereof.

Versatile vacuum cleaner

A low noise vacuum cleaner is comprised of a dust collecting chamber having a paper filter, and air blowing chamber partitioned by a wall. The air blowing chamber comprises an air suction motor, a front casing, a rear casing having space established by assembling with the front casing, and the motor being housed in the space, and a first and a second air guiders which are housed in the rear casing. A periphery of the second air guider is sealedly disposed between the joint portion of the front casing and the rear casing.

Low noise vacuum cleaner

In a vacuum cleaner a suction motor is installed in a front casing. The front casing has a first main body with a first suction opening connected to the suction motor. An opposite side face of the first main body is opened. A lower chamber communicates with the first main body by a penetrating hole. An upper chamber is installed on an upper part of the first main body. The lower chamber and the upper chamber communicate with each other by a rear casing which covers the front casing. An air guider is installed inside the front casing. The air guider has a second opened side face, an opposite second closed side face closed with a closing plate, and a top penetrating hole formed through a top surface of the second main body. The closing plate closes the opened side face of the first main body. Thus, air sucked into the suction motor is exhausted to an inside of the air guider. The air is guided to an outside of the air guider via the top penetrating hole, and downwardly guided along the outer surface of the cylindrical body of the air guider, and then flows into the lower chamber through the penetrating hole. The air flows into the upper chamber through the air flow path formed by the rear casing, and is exhausted to the outside of vacuum cleaner through the filter receiving part.

Noise absorbing device for vacuum cleaner

A dust-collecting unit for a combination-type vacuum cleaner having a dust-collecting body and a cleaner body and alternatively operable as an upright-type vacuum cleaner or as a canister-type vacuum cleaner is disclosed. The dust-collecting unit includes an air-guiding part having first, second and third air-guiding pipes, and a door part. The door part accommodates a portion of the air-guiding part, closes and opens the dust bag receptacle part, and engages or disengages the air-guiding part with or from the dust bag receptacle part.

Dust-collecting unit for a combination-type vacuum cleaner

The vacuum cleaner has a hollow first fixing member formed together with a body, and a second fixing member assembled with the first fixing member. The first and the second fixing members are formed with a first and a second ribs respectively. The first and the second ribs form a circular-shaped supporting rib part when the first and the second fixing members are assembled with each other. A rotational shaft of a wheel is inserted into the supporting rib part to be assembled therewith. Thus a port for fixing the wheel need not be formed on the body, and the air drawn into the body is not discharged through such a port. Further, since the rotational shaft does not protrude into the body, it is easier to install components in the body and to disassemble the wheel from the body.

Vacuum cleaner having an apparatus for fixing wheels

A suction tube mounted with an auxiliary brush of a vacuum cleaner separates coupled extension pipes from each other while projecting the auxiliary brush from the suction tube, and couples the extension pipes with each other while retreating the auxiliary brush from the preceding end of the suction tube which includes the first extension pipe, second extension pipe and auxiliary brush slidably mounted to the outer periphery of the first extension pipe in the lengthwise direction. The auxiliary brush is biased toward the front side of the first extension pipe by a biasing member and retreats toward the rear side of the first extension pipe by a retracting member. The suction pipe further has a latching unit for latching the second extension pipe into the first extension pipe while maintaining the auxiliary brush on the retreating position from the preceding end of the first extension pipe when the second extension pipe is completely inserted into the first extension pipe and releasing the latching by the manipulation of a press button.

Suction tube mounted with an auxiliary brush of a vacuum cleaner

A motor comprises an armature, first and second commutators disposed at either side of the armature, first and second amateur coils wound on the armature through commutator pieces in a double winding back alpha type, and first and second stator coil groups respectively connected through brushes to first and second commutators. A first circuit formed of the first stator coil group, the first commutator, and the first armature coil is connected to a second circuit formed of the second armature coil, the second commutator, and the second stator coil group, in series or in parallel corresponding to a high voltage or a low voltage applied to the motor, thereby the motor shows the same output power without relation to the voltage applied thereto.

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Seoul, South Korea

Nam-Ho Lee