Bsh Hausgeraete Gmbh

Bsh Hausgerate Gmbh

Oliver Elser

Simon Kraemer

Chuan Zhang

Alfred Raab

Ping Lv

Roland Kuemmel

Markus Mayer

Jürgen Diebold

Florian Gerstmayr

Ya Xu

Qinchao Liu

Juergen Diebold

Roland Kümmel

Simon Hillmann

Siegfried Hoser

Simon KRÄMER

A household appliance, in particular a household refrigerator, includes a receiving space, in particular for food, which is delimited by walls of the household appliance. A backing part is mounted on an outer side of one of the walls facing away from the receiving space. The backing part has a coupling element which, when the backing part is mounted on the outer side, is coupled to a counter-coupling element which is on the outer side. The counter-coupling element is constructed as a raised cup without holes, and the coupling element is constructed as a receptacle through which the cup extends in the mounted state. A method for mounting a backing part on a wall of a household appliance is also provided.

Household appliance including a wall which has an integrated raised coupling element for coupling to a backing part mounted thereon, and method for mounting the coupling element on the wall

A household refrigeration appliance includes a body having a storage compartment disposed therein which is closeable by a terminating element. A display and/or control unit has a cover formed by a plate. A carrier frame is fastened to the rear of the plate and an electronic display and/or control is disposed on the carrier frame.

Household refrigeration appliance with a display and/or control unit

A refrigerator, in particular a domestic refrigerator, has a body and a closure element, which jointly delimit a storage chamber. A seal is provided, which is arranged between the body and the closure element and which is at least partly arranged in a seal receptacle. The seal receptacle has a passage section for bypassing the seal. Accordingly, the passage section has at least two passage channels.

Refrigerator

A household appliance includes a connection mechanism fixing a door and a main body. The connection mechanism includes first and second components fixed by first and second fixing mechanisms. The first mechanism includes a first fixing member, a first hole on the first component and a second hole on the second component. The second mechanism includes a second fixing member, third holes elongated in a second direction at intervals on the first component and fourth holes at intervals in a first direction on the second component. When the second fixing member passes through a third hole and a fourth hole, the third and fourth holes define a distance between centers of remaining third holes and centers of remaining fourth holes in the first direction. The fourth holes adjust positions relative to the third holes in the second direction, causing the first and second components to relatively rotate.

Household appliance

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