Multi-purpose refrigerator having a door within a door
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorDea Y. Ha
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Abstract
A multi-purpose refrigerator includes a main door and a fresh storage compartment mounted on a rear side of said main door and being accessible through an auxiliary door formed in said main door. The fresh storage compartment comprises a multi-section housing mounted to a pair of vertical walls disposed on the rear or inner side of the main door. Each housing section includes front and rear portions. The front portion fits between the walls. The rear portion is wider than the front portion to form shoulders therebetween. The shoulders carry hooks which fit removably into slots formed in rearwardly facing edges of the walls. The housing has openable apertures to communicate said refrigerator compartment with said fresh storage compartment.
Claims11
A multi-purpose refrigerator comprising a freezer compartment, a refrigerator compartment, a main door for opening and closing said refrigerator compartment, a rear side of said main door including a pair of spaced apart upstanding walls projecting rearwardly, a housing removably connected between said walls to define therein a fresh storage compartment, an aperture formed in said housing, manually removable temperature regulating means for selectively uncovering said aperture to communicate said refrigerator compartment and fresh storage compartment with one another, and an auxiliary door for affording access to said fresh storage compartment.
A multi-purpose refrigerator comprising a freezer compartment, a refrigerator compartment, a main door for opening and closing said refrigerator compartment, a rear side of said main door including a pair of spaced apart upstanding walls projecting rearwardly, a housing removably connected between said walls to define therein a fresh storage compartment, an auxiliary door formed in said main door for affording access to said fresh storage compartment, said housing comprising a plurality of sections disposed one above the other, each section including a front portion fitting between said walls and a rear portion extending rearwardly past said walls, said rear portion being wider than said front portion to form shoulders therebetween, hook-and-slot couplings formed between forwardly facing surfaces of said shoulder and rearwardly facing edges of said walls for removably securing said sections to said walls, said housing including an aperture and manually movable temperature regulating means for selectively uncovering said aperture for communicating said fresh storage compartment with said refrigerator compartment.
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