Cleaning device for a mixing vessel of a food processor operated by an electric motor
AssigneeVorwerk & Co. Interholding GmbH
InventorsPhilipp Charopoulos, Robert Frielinghaus
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AssigneeVorwerk & Co. Interholding GmbH
InventorsPhilipp Charopoulos, Robert Frielinghaus
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A cleaning device for a mixing vessel of a food processor operated by an electric motor, wherein the mixing vessel has a vessel bottom, a circumferential wall and a cover element and can be connected to a rotary element in a torque-proof manner with the aid of a fasteners and is designed for sweeping over at least a partial area of an inner wall of the mixing vessel and mechanically removing deposits located thereon during a rotation of the rotary element about a rotational axis. The cleaning device is in the form of a bristle element or wiper element and has a C-shaped design that is in contact with the vessel bottom, the circumferential wall and the cover element such that cleaning of the vessel bottom, the circumferential wall and the cover element can take place simultaneously when the mixing vessel is closed with the cover element.
A cleaning device for a mixing vessel of a food processor operated by an electric motor, wherein the cleaning device is configured to be connected to a rotary element positioned in the mixing vessel of the food processor in a torque-proof manner with the aid of a fastening element and is designed for removing deposits located on at least a partial area of the inner wall of the mixing vessel during a rotation of the rotary element about a rotational axis, wherein the cleaning device is designed for a cleaning effect in an axial direction, as well as in a radial direction, wherein the cleaning device is configured to surround the rotational axis over at least an angular segment in a circumferential direction, and wherein the cleaning device has a wave-shaped contour viewed from radially outside, which continues in the circumferential direction and has multiple ascending wave sections and multiple descending wave sections, in the angular segment, wherein the ascending wave sections lie opposite of one another in pairs relative to the rotational axis and/or the descending wave sections lie opposite of one another in pairs relative to the rotational axis.
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