Dishwasher rack adjustment mechanism
AssigneeWhite Consolidated Industries, Inc.
InventorsRobert W. Good, Deborah L. Harr
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AssigneeWhite Consolidated Industries, Inc.
InventorsRobert W. Good, Deborah L. Harr
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A pair of support assemblies for an upper rack of a washer. Each of the support assemblies includes an arm, a bracket, a carriage, and a lever. The arms each have a plurality of vertical teeth. The carriages are movably disposed within the tracks. The carriages are respectively joined to the arms and each have a pair of wheels rotatably mounted thereto. The brackets are respectively attached to opposing side structures of the upper rack. The brackets each define a passage through which one of the arms extends. The brackets are movable along the arms so as to permit the upper rack to be movable between a plurality of vertical positions. A pair of levers are respectively joined to the brackets and each have a detent. The detents are engaged with the arms so as to lock the brackets to the arms at a first one of the vertical positions. The levers are resiliently movable to permit the detents to be disengaged from the arms, thereby permitting the upper rack to be moved to a second one of the vertical positions, where the detents can be re-engaged with the arms to lock the brackets to the arms at the second one of the vertical positions.
A support assembly for supporting a holding rack on a wall-mounted track in a washer, said support assembly comprising:
A holding rack for installation in a washer having a track secured to a side wall of a tub, said rack comprising:
A washer comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.