Motor vehicle locking device
AssigneeKiekert AG
InventorThomas Waldmann
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Abstract
The invention relates to a motor vehicle locking device comprising a locking mechanism having a rotary latch and at least one pawl, an actuating lever mechanism acting on the pawl, and a child safety device having a control element (1), wherein the control element (1) is latchable in at least two latching positions (R1, R2), and a spring element (3) on the control element (1), wherein the spring element (3) interacts with a control cam (2) in such a way that the control element (1) is adjustable in a spring-loaded manner into the latching positions (R1, R2), and wherein the spring element (3) is designed as a spring lip (3).
Claims12
A motor vehicle locking device comprising:
- a child safety device having a control element that includes a spring element;
- and
- a support,
- wherein:
- the control element is latchable in at least two latching positions, and the spring element interacts with a control contour in such a way that the control element is adjustable in a spring-loaded manner into either of the latching positions,
- the spring element is a spring lip,
- the control element includes a cavity that extends within the control element,
- the support extends in the cavity, and
- the support is brought into engagement with the spring element at least while the control element is being adjusted,
- wherein the control element is in engagement with a control contour that is part of a locking housing.
A motor vehicle locking device comprising:
- a child safety device having a control element that includes a spring element;
- and
- a support,
- wherein:
- the control element is latchable in at least two latching positions, and the spring element interacts with a control contour in such a way that the control element is adjustable in a spring-loaded manner into either of the latching positions,
- the spring element is a spring lip,
- the control element includes a cavity that extends within the control element,
- the support extends in the cavity, and
- the support is brought into engagement with the spring element at least while the control element is being adjusted,
- wherein the spring element defines a portion of the cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.