Dometic Sweden Ab

Per Wedby

Björn Flemsäter

Anton Lundqvist

Ingemar Hallin

Anders Bengt Ingemar Hallin

Yongbin Zhang

Anders Bergqvist

Junbao Li

Jan Rickman

Ingemar Halllin

The present invention relates to a cover for cooling fins disposed in an interior space of a refrigerator. The cover comprises an inlet portion comprising at least one inlet, wherein said inlet portion is adapted such that an air flow is allowed to enter through said inlet. The cover further comprises an outlet portion comprising at least a first outlet, wherein said first outlet is arranged relative to said inlet such that said air flow is able to exit through said first outlet. The first outlet is configured such that said air flow exiting through said first outlet is directed to at least a first volume in said interior space of said refrigerator. The invention is further directed to a refrigerator for a vehicle having an inventive cover.

Cover for cooling fins of a refrigerator and refrigerator

Ice maker comprising a mould () forming at a number of mould cavities () for receiving water and forming a respective piece of ice (), which number of mould cavities are arranged in at least one column defining a longitudinal direction; a first () and a second shaft (); an endless conveyor (), which is arranged to convey the mould in the longitudinal direction around at least the first shaft; and drive means () connected to at least one of the first and second shafts for driving the conveyor. The mould () is formed of an elastic material and arranged to be elastically deformed as the mould passes over the first shaft (). Longitudinal communication channels () are arranged between consecutive mould cavities () arranged in one column, for allowing water to flow between mould cavities in one column. A method of fabricating pieces of ice is also disclosed.

Ice maker and method of producing pieces of ice

Refrigerator comprising at least one compartment () to be cooled and a refrigeration apparatus with an evaporator, which evaporator is arranged in heat conducting contact with a heat exchanger (). The refrigerator further comprises an essentially enclosed chamber (), in which chamber the heat exchanger () is arranged and which chamber communicates with the compartment () through an inlet port () and an outlet port () of the chamber, for allowing air to circulate from the compartment through the inlet port into the chamber and trough the outlet port back to the compartment, and means () for preventing air to pass by self-circulation from the chamber, through the inlet port and/or outlet port. The invention also concerns a method for temperature control of a refrigerator.

Refrigerator and method

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Sundbyberg, Sweden

Per Wedby