Cooking appliance
AssigneeLG Electronics Inc.
InventorsJung-Ju Kwon, In-Sik Min, Sang-Min Lyu, Seong-Sig Cho
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Abstract
Embodiments provide a cooking appliance. The cooking appliance includes: a cabinet; an intake passage in which outer air drawn in from outside the cabinet flows; a burner assembly provided within the cabinet, for combusting a gas mixture of gas and air drawn into the intake passage; a nozzle assembly supplying gas to the burner assembly; and a cooling passage formed partitioned from the intake passage, and in which air for cooling components provided within the cabinet flows.
Claims20
A cooking appliance comprising:
- a cabinet;
- an intake passage in which outer air drawn in from outside the cabinet flows;
- a burner assembly provided within the cabinet, for combusting a gas mixture of gas and air drawn into the intake passage;
- a nozzle assembly supplying gas to the burner assembly;
- and
- a cooling passage formed partitioned from the intake passage, and in which air for cooling components provided within the cabinet flows.
A cooking appliance comprising:
- a cabinet defining a space in which components are housed;
- a combusting unit for combusting a gas mixture of gas and air;
- a gas supply unit for supplying gas to the combusting unit;
- a cooling hole through which air for cooling the components is drawn in;
- an intake for intaking air to supply to the combusting unit;
- and
- an exhaust for exhausting combusted gas generated during combusting of the gas mixture.
A cooking appliance installed in a cupboard, comprising:
- a cabinet of which at least a portion is housed in the cupboard;
- a burner assembly provided within the cabinet, for combusting a gas mixture of gas and air;
- a cooling passage in which air for cooling components provided within the cabinet flows, the cooling passage communicating with an inner space of the cupboard;
- an intake passage in which air to supply to the burner assembly flows, the intake passage communicating with an outside of the cupboard;
- and
- an exhaust passage in which combusted gas generated during combusting of the gas mixture flows.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.