Electrolux Home Products, Inc.

Electrolux Consumer Products, Inc.

Ran Zhou

Raony Barrios

Carlos Cordero

John Thomas Campbell, Iii

Cristhian Camilo Serrano Camacho

Fellipe Vinicius Marinho Scorsim

Josh Hanson

Cornel Comsa

Terry Lynn Sexton

Matthew Elexy Edge

Ricky Burgan

Eduardo Palmeira

John Scherr

Jose Macias

Orin Miller

Billy Seth Lon Campbell

Doug Burnett

Pavan Honnegowda

Miranda Valentino

Ian Beloved Chazarae Banks

Joel Riddell

Brandon King

Varun Rajasekaran

A laundry dryer control method comprising: setting the dryer to a default drying operation; performing the default drying operation when a user selects the default setting and does not select a dry boost setting; and performing a non-default drying operation when a user selects the default setting and does select a dry boost setting. In default operation, the dryer operates the drum and fan, and operates supplemental drying mechanism according to a predetermined schedule of 'on' cycles and “off” cycles. If dry boost is selected, or if another non-default cycle is selected, the dryer operates the drum, fan and supplemental drying mechanism using a temperature feedback control loop, and operates until the laundry reaches a first dryness threshold.

Laundry dryer control system

A refrigeration appliance includes a compartment for storing food items in a refrigerated environment, and a door for engaging with an appliance body and selectively closing the compartment. The door has a front panel, a rear panel, and a door end closure assembly providing an end of the door. The closure assembly includes an endcap extending between the front panel and the rear panel and a user interface engaged with the endcap. The user interface is configured to allow control of or to provide feedback regarding one or more aspects of the appliance to the user. The endcap defines at least a portion of a handle gap configured to receive at least a portion of a user's hand to allow for selective opening of the compartment, and an interface cavity for receiving the user interface. The interface cavity is separated from the handle gap and closed by the user interface.

Door end closure assembly with integrated user interface

A refrigeration appliance includes a cabinet that defines a storage compartment. A door is pivotably coupled to the cabinet and is movable between a closed position for closing the storage compartment and an open position for allowing access to the storage compartment. The door includes an inner surface and an outer surface. An opening extends between the inner surface and the outer surface. A window is disposed within the opening. The window optionally includes a lower portion that is non-transparent. A storage bin is attachable to a lower portion of the inner surface of the door wherein the non-transparent portion of the window obstructs viewing of the storage bin when the door is in the closed position.

Refrigerator with glass door

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Charlotte, NC, United States of America

Ran Zhou