Skewer rotation system for a rotisserie grill
AssigneeDashem Brands LLC
InventorsGuilherme Kunz, Gilberto Lucas
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Abstract
A rotisserie cooking system and a skewer rotation system for a rotisserie cooking system having a plurality of independent motors that are capable of independent rotation of a plurality removable skewers. The system having a main body of sidewalls, top, bottom, door, and a heating element. The system is also capable of battery operation and variable adjustability for the motors of the system. The rotisserie cooking system also defining an interior cooking chamber and a mechanical components chamber wherein all components can operate under high-heat conditions. In some embodiments, a warming compartment exists in the top wall of the rotisserie cooking system.
Claims21
A skewer rotation system for a rotisserie cooking system, comprising:
- a plurality of independent motor system assemblies horizontally mounted to a barrier wall of an inner cooking chamber of a rotisserie grill system, wherein each motor system assembly in said plurality of motor system assemblies is mounted to said barrier wall by a bracket spacing each motor system from direct contact to said barrier wall, anchoring each motor system assembly axially horizontal;
- each of said motor system assemblies having a body, wherein said body incorporates a motor, horizontal motor shaft, gear assembly, rotatable connecting shaft, and a cylindrical skewer engagement couple engaged with said rotatable connecting shaft;
- a plurality of apertures in said barrier wall to allow said cylindrical skewer connector to extend through said aperture to allow engagement of each motor system assembly with a complimental skewer;
- said rotatable connecting shaft extending horizontally from said gear assembly, extending into said inner cooking chamber, beyond each of said apertures in said plurality of apertures in said barrier wall, wherein each of said rotatable connecting shafts is capped with said cylindrical skewer engagement couple;
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- each of said motor system assemblies in said plurality of motor system assemblies mounted on an exterior side of said barrier wall of said inner cooking chamber of said rotisserie grill system.
A rotisserie cooking system, comprising:
- a main rotisserie cooking system body defining an inner cooking chamber and an enclosed mechanical components chamber;
- said inner cooking chamber having sidewalls, top and bottom walls, a front door, and a barrier wall separating said cooking chamber and said enclosed mechanical chamber;
- a heating element;
- a plurality of removable skewers;
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- a skewer rotation system having:
- a plurality of independent motor system assemblies horizontally mounted to said barrier wall of said inner cooking chamber of said rotisserie grill system, wherein each motor system assembly in said plurality of motor system assemblies is mounted to said barrier wall by a bracket spacing each motor system from direct contact to said barrier wall, anchoring each motor system assembly axially horizontal;
- each of said motor system assemblies having a body, wherein said body incorporates a motor, horizontal motor shaft, gear assembly, rotatable connecting shaft, and a cylindrical skewer engagement couple engaged with said rotatable connecting shaft;
- a plurality of apertures in said barrier wall to allow said cylindrical skewer connector to extend through said aperture to allow engagement of each motor system assembly with a complimental skewer;
- said rotatable connecting shaft extending horizontally from said gear assembly, extending into said inner cooking chamber, beyond each of said apertures in said plurality of apertures in said barrier wall, wherein each of said rotatable connecting shafts is capped with said cylindrical skewer engagement couple;
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- each of said motor system assemblies in said plurality of motor system assemblies mounted on an exterior side of said barrier wall of said inner cooking chamber of said rotisserie grill system.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.