Lg Electronics Inc.

Daewoo Electronics Co., Ltd.

Seon-Kyu Kim

Kun-Jun Seok

Seon-Il Yu

Byeong-Gyu Kang

Young-Nam Kim

Ju-Hwan Kim

Hang-Bok Lee

Sang-Sin Kwak

Jee-Suck Lee

Nam-Ho Lee

Jong-Suk Yoon

Byung-Cheol Choi

Jin-Bang Lee

Kyung-Soo Park

Sang-Min Yu

Hyun-Gki Kim

A storage container of a storage container for a refrigerator, which is configured to mount the storage container for storing articles therein to a storage container seating portion formed in a rear surface of a refrigerator door by using a mounting protrusion and locking mechanism provided on the storage container and a mounting groove and catching protrusion provided on the storage container seating portion. The mounting structure includes a storage container seating portion depressed into a portion of a rear surface of a door; a storage container seated in the storage container seating portion and formed with a space for storing articles therein; a mounting protrusion and mounting groove formed on the storage container seating portion and storage container, respectively, at positions corresponding to each other to be matched in shape with each other and used for fixing the storage container into the storage container seating portion; and a locking mechanism provided on a portion of the storage container for locking the storage container into the storage container seating portion by causing a portion of the locking mechanism to be caught to a protruding portion of the storage container seating portion.

Mounting structure of storage container for refrigerator

A storage container for a refrigerator, which is configured to mount the storage container for storing articles therein to a storage container seating portion formed in a rear surface of a refrigerator door by using a mounting protrusion and locking mechanism provided on the storage container and a mounting groove and catching protrusion provided on the storage container seating portion. The mounting structure includes a storage container seating portion depressed into a portion of a rear surface of a door; a storage container seated in the storage container seating portion and formed with a space for storing articles therein; a mounting protrusion and mounting groove formed on the storage container seating portion and storage container, respectively, at positions corresponding to each other to be matched in shape with each other and used for fixing the storage container into the storage container seating portion; and a locking mechanism provided on a portion of the storage container for locking the storage container into the storage container seating portion by causing a portion of the locking mechanism to be caught to a protruding portion of the storage container seating portion.

A door apparatus for a drawer for a drawer type refrigerator where the drawer is slidably coupled to a main body of the refrigerator is provided. The door apparatus includes a door with a thermally isolating layer, and a frame that moves simultaneously with the door and which provides a storage space for accommodating stored goods. The door is rotatably coupled to a front end of the frame, thus allowing the door to rotate through a predetermined angle with respect to the frame. An amount of rotation of the door with respect to the frame may be selectively limited to utilize a tilting function of the door and to provide access to goods in the storage space.

Door apparatus for drawer type refrigerator

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.

Motor capable of using high or low voltage

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Seoul, South Korea

Seon-Kyu Kim