Microwave range having hood
AssigneeLG Electronics Inc.
InventorsSung Bae SONG, Sang Bum SOHN, Jong Sik KIM
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Abstract
A microwave range having a hood for removing contaminated air includes a chamber and first and second vent fan assemblies respectively positioned at opposite lateral sides of the chamber. The first and second vent fan assemblies draw contaminated air in through an air inlet located on a bottom surface of the microwave range below the chamber, and exhaust the air drawn in through the air inlet.
Claims20
A microwave range having a hood for removing contaminated air, the microwave range comprising:
- a chamber;
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- first and second vent fan assemblies respectively positioned at opposite lateral sides of the chamber, the first and second vent fan assemblies drawing contaminated air in through an air inlet located on a bottom surface of the microwave range below the chamber, and exhausting the air drawn in through the air inlet.
A microwave range having a hood for removing contaminated air, the microwave range comprising:
- a chamber including an electric component room containing electric components;
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- first and second fan assemblies that draw contaminated air in through an air inlet located on a bottom surface of the microwave range below the chamber, exhaust the air drawn in through the air inlet, and flow air through the electric component room for cooling the electric components.
A microwave range having a hood for removing contaminated air, the microwave range comprising:
- an air introduction passage for venting, through which contaminated air drawn in by a vent fan flows, the vent fan being part of at least one of a pair of fan assemblies;
- an exhaust passage for venting, through which contaminated air is exhausted to an outside by the vent fan;
- an air introduction passage for cooling, through which air drawn in by a cooling fan flows to cool electric components contained in an electric component room by driving of a cooling fan, the cooling fan being part of at least one of the pair of fan assemblies;
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- an exhaust passage for cooling, through which air that has cooled the electric components is exhausted to an outside by the cooling fan.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.