Cooker
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHiroyoshi Takikawa, Yoshida Yoshio, Nobuko Kakimoto, Shinsuke Ise
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Abstract
A cooker in which a receptacle with a pot for holding ingredients and a heater for induction heating the pot is supported by a main unit so that it can be inclined freely, consists of an angle control unit which provides driving force for inclining the receptacle to the receptacle, a controller for controlling the angle control unit, and shall be capable of automatically inclining the receptacle and uniformly sauteing the ingredients.
Claims15
A cooker comprising:
- a receptacle for holding a pot which holds ingredients;
- means for heating the pot in the receptacle;
- means for supporting the receptacle so that the pot is inclinable;
- a motor for providing a driving force to the means for supporting to incline the receptacle;
- and
- a controller for controlling the motor.
A cooker having a receptacle for receiving a pot for holding ingredients, wherein the receptacle is supported by a main unit so that the pot is freely inclinable, the cooker comprising:
- an angle control unit having a motor which provides a force;
- and
- means for coupling the motor to the receptacle so that the motor causes the receptacle to incline.
A cooker having a receptacle for receiving a pot for holding ingredients and a heater for heating said pot by induction, wherein the receptacle is supported by a main unit so that the pot is inclinable, the cooker comprising:
- an angle control unit which provides a driving force for inclining said receptacle;
- and
- a controller for controlling said angle control unit wherein the pot has a bottom portion and side portions, wherein the heater comprises:
- heating coils including
- a first coil for heating the bottom portion of the pot, and
- a second coil for heating the side portions of the pot;
- and
- means for controlling and switching the coils so that the first and second coils are operable separately or simultaneously.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.