User interface panel for an oven appliance
AssigneeHaier US Appliance Solutions, Inc.
InventorScott Burnett
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Abstract
An oven appliance includes a cabinet defining a cooking chamber, a door rotatably mounted to the cabinet to provide selective access to the cooking chamber, and a user interface panel mounted to the cabinet. The user interface panel includes a control board housing, a control board mounted to the control board housing, the control board comprising one or more electronic components, a control board cover positioned over the control board housing and the control board, and a sealing element positioned between the control board housing and the control board or the control board cover.
Claims20
An oven appliance defining a vertical direction, a lateral direction, and a transverse direction, the oven appliance comprising:
- a cabinet defining a cooking chamber;
- a door rotatably mounted to the cabinet to provide selective access to the cooking chamber;
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- a user interface panel mounted to the cabinet, the user interface panel comprising:
- a control board housing;
- a control board mounted to the control board housing, the control board comprising one or more electronic components;
- a control board cover positioned over the control board housing and the control board;
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- a sealing element positioned between the control board housing and the control board or the control board cover.
A user interface panel for an appliance, the appliance comprising a cabinet defining a vertical direction, a lateral direction, and a transverse direction, the user interface panel comprising:
- a control board housing mounted to the cabinet;
- a control board mounted to the control board housing, the control board comprising one or more electronic components;
- a control board cover positioned over the control board housing and the control board;
- and
- a sealing element positioned between the control board housing and the control board or the control board cover.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.