General Electric Company

Phillips & Brooks/gladwin, Inc.

Haier US Appliance Solutions, Inc.

L&p Property Management Company

Marconi Communications Gmbh

Emerson Network Power, Energy Systems, North America, Inc.

William Byron Wiggins

Lionel D Gillespie

Eddie L Holland

James E Raynor

Michael David Gallant

James Lee Armstrong

Nathan Ernell Nelson

Walter Pierce Wojick

William Henry Gross

William Lee Holbrook

Edwin Glenn Zehr

Kenneth Willard Johnson

Bryan Keith Lawler

Deandre Laron Strong

William L Holbrook

A double oven appliance having an upper and lower oven positioned below the upper oven along a vertical direction such that a gap is defined between a top wall of the lower oven and a bottom wall of the upper oven. A bracket having a mounting platform positioned within the gap and spaced from the top wall of the lower oven along the vertical direction. The double oven appliance further including a circuit board coupled to the mounting platform such that the circuit board may be spaced from the top wall of the lower oven along the vertical direction. Further, the circuit board may be cooled by a cooling medium flowing across the circuit board.

Double oven appliance

An oven appliance is provided. The oven appliance includes a top panel, a bottom panel, a back panel and a pair of side panels. The top panel, the bottom panel, the back panel and the pair of side panels are mounted to one another with a plurality of fasteners. The top panel, the bottom panel, the back panel and the pair of side panels define a cooking chamber for receiving food items for cooking.

Oven appliance and a method for manufacturing a cooking chamber of an oven appliance

A frame structure for an appliance, such as an oven appliance, is provided. The frame structure includes a pair of vertical rails and a pair of lateral rails. A pair of hinges is mounted to the vertical rails, and a door is mounted to the vertical rails with the pair of hinges. A control panel is also mounted to the pair of vertical rails.

Frame structure for an appliance

In an embodiment, a wall oven has a cooking cavity surrounded by a baffled cavity. The wall oven has a door for restricting access to the cooking cavity. A control cavity has a front surface maintaining controls for operation of the wall oven. An exhaust fan is in flow communication with the control cavity and the baffled cavity for directing air from the control cavity and the baffled cavity into an exhaust cavity. An air divider separates the control cavity from the exhaust cavity. A method for cooling a control panel of a wall oven is also disclosed.

Wall oven and corresponding method

A containment system for batteries of a data transmission equipment enclosure is disclosed. The system includes a number of identical side plates and integral top flanges for positioning around the batteries along with a front retention bar that has a series of slots for mating with slots formed in the side plates. A top channel frame member is connected to each of the side plates and to the enclosure. The system when installed in an enclosure prevents sideward, frontward and damaging upward movements of the batteries in response to seismic events. The system is careful, however, not to block the region under the batteries so that a heating pad can easily be installed if desired.

Containment system for batteries of an equipment enclosure

Modular telephone enclosure

A gondola display with improved display rack and rack lock is disclosed which utilizes previously unused shelf space by locating a row of product which spans the ends of two abutted display shelves within a novel wire display rack, and which has a rack lock incorporated within the display shelves for securing wire legs of the wire display rack within the edge of the display shelf by biasing and forcing the rack legs against edges of holes in the shelf edge with spring clips.

Gondola display with improved display rack and rack lock

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Marietta, GA, United States of America

William Byron Wiggins