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WO2018174836A1 - Mécanisme de commande de mouvement pour boutons pouvant être masqués - Google Patents

Mécanisme de commande de mouvement pour boutons pouvant être masqués Download PDF

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WO2018174836A1
WO2018174836A1 PCT/TR2017/050312 TR2017050312W WO2018174836A1 WO 2018174836 A1 WO2018174836 A1 WO 2018174836A1 TR 2017050312 W TR2017050312 W TR 2017050312W WO 2018174836 A1 WO2018174836 A1 WO 2018174836A1
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Sabri KARATAŞ
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İmren Plasti̇k Sanayi̇ Ve Ti̇caret Li̇mi̇ted Şi̇rketi̇
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
    • H01H3/00—Mechanisms for operating contacts
    • H01H3/02—Operating parts, i.e. for operating driving mechanism by a mechanical force external to the switch
    • H01H3/08—Turn knobs
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G05—CONTROLLING; REGULATING
    • G05G—CONTROL DEVICES OR SYSTEMS INSOFAR AS CHARACTERISED BY MECHANICAL FEATURES ONLY
    • G05G1/00—Controlling members, e.g. knobs or handles; Assemblies or arrangements thereof; Indicating position of controlling members
    • G05G1/08—Controlling members for hand actuation by rotary movement, e.g. hand wheels
    • G05G1/087—Controlling members for hand actuation by rotary movement, e.g. hand wheels retractable; Flush control knobs
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
    • H01H13/00—Switches having rectilinearly-movable operating part or parts adapted for pushing or pulling in one direction only, e.g. push-button switch
    • H01H13/50—Switches having rectilinearly-movable operating part or parts adapted for pushing or pulling in one direction only, e.g. push-button switch having a single operating member
    • H01H13/56—Switches having rectilinearly-movable operating part or parts adapted for pushing or pulling in one direction only, e.g. push-button switch having a single operating member the contact returning to its original state upon the next application of operating force
    • H01H13/562—Switches having rectilinearly-movable operating part or parts adapted for pushing or pulling in one direction only, e.g. push-button switch having a single operating member the contact returning to its original state upon the next application of operating force making use of a heart shaped cam
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
    • H01H3/00—Mechanisms for operating contacts
    • H01H3/02—Operating parts, i.e. for operating driving mechanism by a mechanical force external to the switch
    • H01H3/08—Turn knobs
    • H01H2003/085—Retractable turn knobs, e.g. flush mounted

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  • the present invention relates to a movement control mechanism configured for concealing and/or exposing control buttons which are disposed particularly on the control panels of domestic appliances and allows the use of said domestic appliances according to the preferred purpose.
  • buttons are positioned on the spaces, preferably circular, arranged on the control panel and mounted in the shafts connected to the control card directly or by way of an intermediate piece.
  • the shafts in connection with the buttons also move and allow the selection of functions based on the preferences of the user, which are arranged in a predetermined position, according to the request by the user.
  • Said control buttons disposed on the control panels of domestic appliances can, if desired, be concealed in the control panel and exposed from the panel again when needed for use.
  • a force parallel to the ground plane is applied on a button which is disposed in the control panel of a domestic appliance and currently concealed therein and thus it is released, thereby making said button protrude from the control panel.
  • this button can be rotated around its own axis and the preferred adjustment can be made.
  • the button, having completed its function, is introduced into/concealed in the control panel upon pushing the button again by applying a similar force parallel to the ground plane. In this case, said button remains concealed in the panel until next use and thus, not only an aesthetic appearance of the appliance for which it is used is provided but also the use of unwanted users (children) is prevented.
  • control buttons in the state of the art do not have the aforementioned movement control mechanism and those having such mechanism cannot be brought to the same level as the control panel and they protrude from the control panel.
  • the International Patent Application No. WO2016039705A1 / TR201410772 discloses a mechanism which comprises at least one hollow, cylindrical body which is introduced into the button which the user is in direct contact; at least one hollow cylindrical inner member which is mounted on the device that is calibrated and/or controlled, and on which the body is slid back and forth; at least one inner spring which enables the back and forth movement of the body on the inner member by introducing into the body, and which also limits this movement; at least one moving arm which enables the body to be locked on the inner member in back or forth movement, and which is aquaplaned on the inner surface of the body by being fixed on the inner member; and at least one fixing spring which is positioned on the inner surface of the inner member, and enables the inner member to hold onto the place where it is mounted tightly.
  • the movement is performed by means of five components. It is also disclosed in this document that the movement is stopped by means of a moving arm. However, such stopping operation is not detailed. Furthermore, the description discloses that the moving arm has a lock and the body is released from the lock of the moving arm and it moves away from the inner member with the help of the inner spring. Similarly, however, there is no teaching as to how said process is performed. In addition to these, it is described throughout the description that while the moving arm moves on the locking slide provided on the inner surface of the body along the body, it also compresses or loosens the inner spring.
  • said position identifier is generally made up of an orientating extension and a locking extension.
  • the body is provided therein with a barrier and the position identifier and the barrier contact with one another in a way to limit the movement of the moveable body.
  • On the surface of the orientating extension facing the stationary body is an inclined surface.
  • the European Patent Application No. EP2550571B1 / TR201002246, claiming priority in Turkey, of the state of the art discloses a push and pull mechanism which provides forward and backward movement of the control buttons of the appliances including control panels and which operates without constrain and in a balanced way.
  • control buttons come out of the control panel during the use of appliance and enter into the control panel in out of use situations; the damage to control button is prevented during the transportation of the appliance in which it is used and it takes up less place.
  • This invention comprises: at least one movable part which enables the push and pull mechanism to fasten to the button in the control panel of the appliance and which can move in forward and backward positions; at least one fixed part which is placed into the movable part and which enables it to be locked in forward and backward positions and to fasten to the element shaft that will be operated; at least one latch which is placed on the movable part and which enables the movable part to be locked and unlocked; and at least one flexible part which is placed on movable part and which enables latch to spring by applying force on the said latch and to be fixed in its place.
  • the object of the present invention is to provide a movement control mechanism which enables the control buttons to be exposed out of the control panel during the use of the appliance and to remain inside the control panel when not in use.
  • Another object of the present invention is to provide a movement control mechanism in which the movement is performed without being offset or deviating from the central axes.
  • Still another object of the present invention is to provide a movement control mechanism which may be used as a child safety mechanism thanks to the concealable nature thereof.
  • Another object of the present invention is to provide a movement control mechanism which reduces packaging costs thanks to the fact that the button does not protrude from the control panel 20-25 mm and which also reduces transportation costs by occupying less space in container, truck trailer or truck loadings during transportation.
  • the movement control mechanism which has been developed for achieving the objects of the present invention and which is defined in the first claim as well as the other dependent claims generally consists of a moveable body, a stationary body, a resilient element, a retaining element, and a position identifier.
  • the moveable body is preferably mounted in the button and the stationary body is mounted in the shaft of the appliance to be operated.
  • the moveable body is capable of performing forward and backward movement along the stationary body. Said movement is limited by way of the position identifier.
  • Fig. 1 Perspective view of the buttons with the released position and concealed position being defined, along with the control panel.
  • Fig. 2 The cross-sectional perspective view of the button in concealed position and the perspective view of the button in released position along with the control panel.
  • Fig. 3 Cross-sectional perspective view of the movement control mechanism along with the shaft of the appliance to be operated and the button.
  • Fig. 4 Perspective view of the movement control mechanism.
  • Fig. 5 Exploded perspective view of the movement control mechanism.
  • FIG. 6. Exploded perspective view of the movement control mechanism from another angle.
  • Fig. 7. Perspective view of the moveable body.
  • FIG. 8 Perspective view of the moveable body when sectioned from a plane.
  • Fig. 9. Perspective view of the moveable body when sectioned from a plane from another angle.
  • Fig. 10 Perspective view of the barrier disposed in the moveable body.
  • Fig. 11 Perspective view of the stationary body.
  • FIG. 12 Perspective view of the stationary body when sectioned from a plane.
  • Fig. 13 Perspective view of the stationary body from another angle.
  • Fig. 14 Perspective view of the stationary body when sectioned from another plane.
  • Fig. 15. Perspective view of the position identifier.
  • FIG. 16 Perspective view of the position identifier from another angle.
  • FIG. 17 Another perspective view of the position identifier from a different angle.
  • Fig. 18 The perspective view of the movement control mechanism showing the first contact of the position identifier and the barrier after the moveable body starts to move upon applying the first pressing force on the button.
  • Fig. 19 The perspective view of the movement control mechanism showing the movement of the position identifier in continuation of the first contact of the position identifier and the barrier after the moveable body starts to move upon applying the first pressing force on the button.
  • Fig. 20 Perspective view of the movement control mechanism showing the state in which the barrier locks the position identifier, i.e. switching from the released position to the concealed position.
  • Fig. 21 Perspective view of the movement control mechanism showing the state in which the position identifier is released from the barrier upon applying the second pressing force on the button and moves within the interval.
  • Fig. 22 Perspective view of the movement control mechanism showing the state in which the position identifier is completely released from the barrier, i.e. switching from the concealed position to the released position.
  • the parts shown in the drawings are enumerated individually and the reference numerals corresponding thereto are given below.
  • shaft (A) of the appliance to be operated will be used to refer to the shaft which allows adjustment by pushing and/or rotating a component arranged in the control panel (B) of any domestic appliance, said shaft being connected to the component.
  • Said shaft (A) of the appliance to be operated may for example be many different shafts including a shaft connected to the gas tap regulating gas flow in cooking appliances, a shaft connected to the program device controlling the program flow in washing machines, a shaft connected to the heat thermostat in appliances with thermostat, a shaft connected to the potentiometer in appliances with potentiometer, or the shafts of lighting switches used in houses and workplaces.
  • the movement control mechanism (1) configured for taking the control buttons (C), which are disposed particularly on the control panels (B) of domestic appliances and allows the use of said domestic appliances according to the preferred purpose, to the released position (D) and/or to the concealed position (E) basically comprises:
  • At least one stationary body (3) which is mounted in the shaft (A) of the appliance to be operated and made immobile and which guides the movement of the moveable body (2) during the process in which the button (C) is concealed or exposed,
  • At least one resilient element (4) which is provided between the moveable body (2) and the stationary body (3) and which, in case of the concealed position (E) of the button (C), applies pushing force on the moveable body (2), and thus forces the button (C) to assume the released position (D), and at least one position identifier (6) which limits the movement of the moveable body in concealed position (E),
  • the movement control mechanism (1) in an embodiment of the invention generally consists of a moveable body (2), a stationary body (3), a resilient element (4), a retaining element (5), and a position identifier (6).
  • the moveable body (2) in this embodiment of the invention is mounted in the button (C).
  • the moveable body (2) consists of two different portions: the main portion (2.1) and the connection portion (2.2). Said main portion (2.1) and connection portion (2.2) have a cylindrical geometry and a flat surface (2.1.2) exists at one side of the main portion (2.1). In addition to this, the main portion (2.1) and the connection portion (2.2) are hollow.
  • the main portion (2.1) disposed in the moveable body (2) constitutes the principal structure of the moveable body (2).
  • the main portion (2.1) arranged on the moveable body (2) is provided thereon with one or more guide openings (2.1.1). Said guide openings (2.1.1) are made on the main portion (2.1) in order that the moveable body (2) can move along the central axis of the stationary body (3) without any deviation.
  • the guide opening (2.1.1) disposed in the main portion (2.1) is made through the whole length of the main portion (2.1) along the central axis of the moveable body (2).
  • the main portion (2.1) is also provided with a flat surface (2.1.2).
  • Said flat surface (2.1.2) is formed so that the moveable body (2) as well as the stationary body (3) will not rotate around their own axes.
  • a guide protrusion (2.1.3) is also provided in the main portion (2.1) so as to enable the moveable body (2) to perform its unidirectional forward and backward movement in a perfect manner.
  • the guide protrusion (2.1.3) is formed along the main portion (2.1) such that it will be parallel to the central axis of the moveable body (2) in the inner portion of the main portion (2.1). Hence, no deviation occurs during the forward and backward movement of the moveable body (2) along the central axis of the stationary body (3).
  • the moveable body (2) is provided with a barrier (2.1.4).
  • Said barrier (2.1.4) is provided preferably in the inner portion of the moveable body (2), at the side of the main portion (2.1) close to the connection portion (2.2).
  • the barrier (2.1.4) is formed on the moveable body (2) so that the movement of the moveable body (2) is limited when the former is in contact with the position identifier (6) mounted in the stationary body (3).
  • the barrier (2.1.4) is designed in a movement-limiting configuration and consists of an orienting block (2.1.4.1) and a retaining block (2.1.4.3). There are more than one orienting surfaces (2.1.4.2) on the orienting block (2.1.4.1) arranged in the barrier (2.1.4).
  • Said orienting surfaces (2.1.4.2) are designed such that they will guide the movement of the position identifier (6) and positioned within the moveable body (2) as such.
  • the barrier (2.1.4) is provided, apart from the orienting block (2.1.4.1), with a retaining block (2.1.4.3).
  • Said retaining block (2.1.4.3) comprises a guide surface (2.1.4.4) which guides the position identifier (6) while the moveable body (2) proceeds from the released position (D) to the concealed position (E); a retaining surface (2.1.4.5) and a seating surface (2.1.4.6) which serve as a bearing for the position identifier (6) during locking operation; and at the same time a rotating surface (2.1.4.7) which directs the position identifier (6) while the moveable body (2) proceeds from the concealed position (E) to the released position (D). Additionally, an interval (2.1.4.8) is formed in the barrier (2.1.4) between the orienting block (2.1.4.1) and the retaining block (2.1.4.3).
  • the connection portion (2.2) arranged in the moveable body (2) is the portion by which the moveable body (2) is mounted in the button (C) as explained above, wherein the area of said connection portion (2.2) contacting with the button (C) is provided with a vertical seating groove (2.2.1) and a horizontal seating groove (2.2.2). Said vertical seating groove (2.2.1) and horizontal seating groove (2.2.2) are made in order to ensure that the button (C) stably remains in its position subsequent to the mounting of said button (C).
  • connection portion (2.2) is provided with one vertical seating groove (2.2.1) and more than one horizontal seating grooves (2.2.2) which intersect said vertical seating groove (2.2.1) perpendicularly and which are disposed in parallel to the central axis of the moveable body (2).
  • a resilient element protrusion (2.2.3) in the inner portion of the connection portion (2.2).
  • Said resilient element protrusion (2.2.3) is formed in the connection portion (2.2) in order to limit the movement of one end of the resilient element (4).
  • the resilient element (4) fits in said resilient element protrusion (2.2.3), and thus limiting the movement thereof within the connection portion (2.2).
  • the movement control mechanism (1) is provided with a stationary body (3) which serves as a bearing for the moveable body (2) and enables the moveable body (2) to move in a given direction and in reverse direction thereto during the process in which the button (C) switches from the released position (D) to the concealed position (E) and also during the process in which the button switches from the concealed position (E) to the released position (D).
  • the stationary body (3) also consists of a seating portion (3.1) and a guide portion (3.2).
  • the seating portion (3.1) disposed in the stationary body (3) preferably has a D-shaped geometry and is provided in the middle portion thereof with a resilient element clearance (3.1.1).
  • a resilient element (4) which is provided between the moveable body (2) and the stationary body (3) is introduced into said resilient element clearance (3.1.1).
  • Said blocking extensions (3.1.2) support the position identifier (6) to be in contact with the resilient element (4) and at the same time the position identifier (6) to remain in the preferred position.
  • a hole (3.1.3) is made on the stationary body (3) in an axis passing through the center of the blocking extensions (3.1.2).
  • the orientating extension (6.1) disposed in the position identifier (6) is passed through said hole (3.1.3).
  • the guide portion (3.2) disposed in the stationary body (3) comprises a guide extension (3.2.1), a guide groove (3.2.2), a connection clearance (3.2.3), and also a retaining element clearance (3.2.3.1).
  • the guide extension (3.2.1) disposed in the guide portion (3.2) is preferably formed at the side of the guide portion (3.2) close to the seating portion (3.1) and is preferably two in number.
  • Said guide extensions (3.2.1) are fitted in the guide opening (2.1.1) provided in the moveable body (2) and serve as a guide for the moveable body (2) during the process in which the moveable body (2) is slid on the stationary body (3), thereby preventing the moveable body (2) from deviating from its route.
  • the guide portion (3.2) is provided, in addition to the guide extension (3.2.1), with a guide groove (3.2.2). Said guide grooves (3.2.2), on the other hand, are made along the guide portion (3.2) such that they will be parallel to the central axis of the stationary body (3).
  • the guide protrusion (2.1.3) disposed in the moveable body (2) is fitted in the guide groove (3.2.2) and similarly, the guide groove (3.2.2) and the guide protrusion (2.1.3) prevent the moveable body (2) from deviating its route while it slides on the stationary body (3).
  • a connection clearance (3.2.3) is also provided in the guide portion (3.2) in addition to the guide extension (3.2.1), with a guide groove (3.2.2).
  • Said guide grooves (3.2.2) are made along the guide portion (3.2) such that they will be parallel to the central axis of the stationary body (3).
  • the guide protrusion (2.1.3) disposed in the moveable body (2) is fitted in the guide groove (3.2.2) and similarly, the guide groove (3.2.
  • Said guide connection clearance (3.2.3) preferably has a D-shaped geometry and it is made such that it will be parallel to the central axis of the stationary body (3).
  • the shaft (A) of the appliance to be operated is placed in the connection clearance (3.2.3); thus, the stationary body (3) is fixed in the control panel (B).
  • At one side of the connection clearance (3.2.3) is a retaining element clearance (3.2.3.1).
  • a retaining element (5) is fitted in the retaining element clearance (3.2.3.1).
  • the retaining element (5) preferably has a spring geometry and is of a flexible metal.
  • the retaining element (5) is placed in the retaining element clearance (3.2.3.1) such that its elevated middle portion will face the side of the connection clearance (3.2.3), and being fitted therein.
  • the movement control mechanism (1) is further equipped with a position identifier (6) which, during the movement of the moveable body (2) on the stationary body (3), controls such movement of the moveable body (2) and stops the same at preferred stages.
  • the position identifier (6) typically consists of an orientating extension (6.1) and a locking extension (6.2).
  • the orientating extension (6.1) disposed in the position identifier (6) is passed through the hole (3.1.3) and located between the blocking extensions (3.1.2).
  • the orientating extension (6.1) is located between the blocking extensions (3.1.2), the orientating extension (6.1) is provided at one side thereof with the stationary body (3), and with the blocking extensions (3.1.2) at two opposite sides.
  • the orientating extension (6.1) is in contact with the resilient element (4) through its other edge.
  • the resilient element (4) is engaged with the orientating extension (6.1) through said edge and applies pressing force thereon.
  • the orientating extension (6.1) disposed in the position identifier (6) is provided with an inclined surface (6.1.1). Said inclined surface (6.1.1) is arranged at the portion of the orientating extension (6.1) which contacts with the stationary body (3).
  • the inclined surface (6.1.1) and the stationary body (3) is in surface-to-surface contact with one another when the resilient element (4) contacts with the orientating extension (6.1) and applies pressure thereon.
  • the angle of said inclined surface (6.1.1) with a proximate edge of the locking extension (6.2) is preferably 10 degrees.
  • a given angle is formed between the axis passing through the center of the locking extension (6.2) and the axis passing through the center of the stationary body (3) when the orientating extension (6.1) is passed through the hole (3.1.3) and the inclined surface (6.1.1) and the stationary body (3) become in surface-to- surface contact with one another.
  • this angle which varies based on the angle of the inclined surface (6.1.1) is preferably 10 degrees.
  • the position identifier (6) is provided, apart from the orientating extension (6.1), with a locking extension (6.2).
  • the angle between the orientating extension (6.1) and the locking extension (6.2) is preferably 90 degrees.
  • the locking extension (6.2) extends along a certain distance, preferably at 90 degrees, starting from one end of the orientating extension (6.1).
  • the opposite surface of the locking extension (6.2) which is devoid of the orientating extension (6.1) is provided with a locking protrusion (6.3) and a support protrusion (6.4).
  • the support protrusion (6.4) is slightly elevated from the related surface of the locking extension (6.2).
  • the support protrusion (6.4) preferably has a circular form.
  • the locking extension (6.2) is provided, apart from the support protrusion (6.4), with a locking protrusion (6.3). Said locking protrusion (6.3), on the other hand, becomes in contact with the barrier (2.1.4) and in this way prevents the movement of the moveable body (2).
  • the locking protrusion (6.3) in this embodiment of the invention preferably has a square geometry and it is located at the other end of the locking extension (6.2) which is devoid of the support protrusion (6.4); moreover, its height is the same as the support protrusion (6.4).
  • the resilient element (4) is passed through the resilient element clearance (3.1.1) disposed in the stationary body (3) in order that the moveable body (2), the stationary body (3), the resilient element (4), the retaining element (5) and the position identifier (6) can form the movement control mechanism (1) as a whole, and then the other end of the resilient element (4) which is not passed through the resilient element clearance (3.1.1) is fitted in the resilient element protrusion (2.2.3) disposed in the moveable body (2). Additionally, the position identifier (6) is seated in the hole (3.1.3) over the orientating extension (6.1).
  • the moveable body (2) is subject to a force in a direction to compress the resilient element (4) and in parallel to the central axis of the stationary body (3) and as a result of this preliminary force, the guide extension (3.2.1) disposed in the stationary body (3) is fitted in the guide opening (2.1.1) provided in the moveable body (2), and the movement control mechanism (1) assumes the released position (D) in this case.
  • the shaft (A) of the appliance to be operated is passed through the connection clearance (3.2.3) disposed in the stationary body (3), and thus achieving the connection of the movement control mechanism (1) to the control panel (B).
  • the button (C) is passed through the connection portion (2.2) of the moveable body (2); thus, the button (C) and the movement control mechanism (1) are interconnected.
  • the movement control mechanism (1) becomes fully operational, being ready to switch from the released position (D) to the concealed position (E), and from the concealed position (E) to the released position (D).
  • the moveable body (2) moves along with the button (C) in compression direction of the resilient element (4) along the central axis of the stationary body (3) since the moveable body (2) and the button (C) are interconnected.
  • the barrier (2.1.4) also advances towards the position identifier (6) together with the moveable body (2).
  • the locking protrusion (6.3) contacts with the guide surface (2.1.4.4) arranged in the retaining block (2.1.4.3) and rotates the position identifier (6) around the axis passing through the center of the orientating extension (6.1) based on the geometry of the guide surface (2.1.4.4) (Fig. 18). This movement continues until the end of the guide surface (2.1.4.4) (Fig. 19).
  • the locking protrusion (6.3) is first released from the retaining surface (2.1.4.5) and the seating surface (2.1.4.6), and thus the interval (2.1.4.8) becoming free.
  • the position identifier (6) tends to rotate in the direction of the rotating surface (2.1.4.7) of the retaining block (2.1.4.3) due to the inclined surface (6.1.1) and moves through the interval (2.1.4.8), and after some time it is released from inside the interval (2.1.4.8) (Fig. 21).
  • the moment the locking protrusion (6.3) is released from the interval (2.1.4.8) is the maximum distance that the moveable body (2) can move in the compression direction of the resilient element (4) along the stationary body (3). In other words, the moveable body (2) cannot move further on the stationary body (3).
  • the resilient element (4) is activated and forces the moveable body (2) to advance in the direction of the released position (D) from the concealed position (E). Due to such force applied by the resilient element (4), the moveable body (2), and thus the barrier (2.1.4) moves in the similar direction and the locking protrusion (6.3) contacts with the rotating surface (2.1.4.7) (Fig. 22). After some time, the engagement of the position identifier (6) with the barrier (2.1.4) is terminated completely, and thereafter the movement of the moveable body (2) continues until the stroke of the guide opening (2.1.1). In the latter case, the button (C) assumes the released position (D) again leaving the concealed position (E).

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Abstract

La présente invention concerne un mécanisme de commande de mouvement (1) conçu pour masquer et/ou exposer des boutons de commande qui sont disposés en particulier sur les panneaux de commande d'appareils électroménagers et permet l'utilisation desdits appareils électroménagers selon l'objectif préféré.
PCT/TR2017/050312 2017-03-24 2017-07-11 Mécanisme de commande de mouvement pour boutons pouvant être masqués WO2018174836A1 (fr)

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TR2017/04416 2017-03-24
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