Rotisserie assembly for an oven
OwnerKyle Parkinventor
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Abstract
A rotisserie assembly connected to at least a portion of a rack of an oven, the rotisserie assembly including a main rod to receive food thereon, a first elevating rack connected to a first end of the main rod and disposed on the rack to elevate the main rod a distance away from the rack, a second elevating rack connected to a second end of the main rod and disposed on the rack to elevate the main rod the distance away from the rack, and a motor connected to at least a portion of the first elevating rack to rotate the main rod in response to rotation of the motor.
Claims6
A rotisserie assembly connected to at least a portion of a rack of an oven, the rotisserie assembly comprising:
- a main rod to receive food thereon;
- a first elevating rack connected to a first end of the main rod and disposed on the rack of the oven to elevate the main rod a distance away from the rack of the oven, the first elevating rack comprising:
- a first base,
- a first pillar perpendicularly disposed at a first end away from the first base with respect to a direction to connect at a second end to the first end of the main rod and prevent the main rod from moving away from the first pillar, and
- a first support portion having a triangular shape and disposed on and extending laterally away from a bottom portion of the first pillar in a direction opposite from the first base;
- a second elevating rack connected to a second end of the main rod and disposed on the rack of the oven to elevate the main rod the distance away from the rack of the oven, the second elevating rack comprising:
- a second base,
- a second pillar perpendicularly disposed at a first end away from the second base with respect to a direction to connect at a second end to the second end of the main rod and prevent the main rod from moving away from the second pillar, and
- a second support portion having a triangular shape and disposed on and extending laterally away from a bottom portion of the second pillar in a direction opposite from the second base;
- and
- a motor connected to at least a portion of the first elevating rack to rotate the main rod in response to rotation of the motor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.