Wiper system
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsFrancois Schabanel, Thomas Kotlarski, Juergen Reiss
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Abstract
A wiper installation structure has a wiper bearing which is guided and fastened in the preassembled state to form a part through a mounting opening of a motor vehicle. The wiper bearing is held in the mounting opening via a catch connection during fastening. The catch connection has at least one hook part fastened to the wiper bearing and held in a recess of the wiper bearing by a holding ring.
Claims7
Wiper installation comprising a wiper bearing (12, 14) which is guided and fastened in a preassembled state to form a part (16) through a mounting opening (18) of a motor vehicle, the wiper bearing (12, 14) being held in the mounting opening (18) via a catch connection (20, 22, 24) during fastening, said catch connection (20, 22, 24) including at least one hook part (26, 28, 30, 32) which is fastened to the outer circumference (34) of the wiper bearing (12, 14) and can be locked in at an edge (38) of the mounting opening (18) in the mounting direction (36), wherein said at least one hook part (26, 28, 30, 32) is held in a recess (40) at the circumference (34) of the wiper bearing (12, 14) via a holding ring (48, 58, 60), and wherein said holding ring (46, 48, 58) is made from elastic material and said hook part (26, 28, 30) is tiltable about a center of rotation (50, 54, 56) at the wiper bearing (12, 14) and, in so doing, is swivelable radially outward with an end (52) thereof facing in the direction opposite to the mounting direction and is swivelable radially inward with an end (98) thereof facing in the mounting direction (36).
Wiper installation comprising a wiper bearing (12, 14) which is guided and fastened in a preassembled state to form a part (16) through a mounting opening (18) of a motor vehicle, the wiper bearing (12, 14) being held in the mounting opening (18) via a catch connection (20, 22, 24) during fastening, said catch connection (20, 22, 24) including at least one hook part (26, 28, 30, 32) which is fastened to the outer circumference (34) of the wiper bearing (12, 14) and can be locked in at an edge (38) of the mounting opening (18) in the mounting direction (36), and wherein said at least one hook part (26, 28, 30, 32) is held in a recess (40) at the circumference (34) of the wiper bearing (12, 14) via a holding ring (48, 58, 60), said holding ring (46, 48, 60) being a damping element which is arranged at a contact collar (42, 44) and the wiper bearing (12, 14) is supported at the edge (38) of the mounting opening (18) in the mounting direction (36) in the mounted state via the damping element.
Wiper installation comprising a wiper bearing (12, 14) which is guided and fastened in a preassembled state to form a part (16) through a mounting opening (18) of a motor vehicle, the wiper bearing (12, 14) being held in the mounting opening (18) via a catch connection (20, 22, 24) during fastening, said catch connection (20, 22, 24) including at least one hook part (26, 28, 30, 32) which is fastened to the outer circumference (34) of the wiper bearing (12, 14) and can be locked in at an edge (38) of the mounting opening (18) in the mounting direction (36), wherein said at least one hook part (26, 28, 30, 32) is held in a recess (40) at the circumference (34) of the wiper bearing (12, 14) via a holding ring (48, 58, 60), and wherein said holding ring (46, 48, 58) is made from elastic material and said hook part (26, 28, 30) is tiltable about a center of rotation (50, 54, 56) at the wiper bearing (12, 14) and, in so doing, is swivelable radially outward with an end (52) thereof facing in the direction opposite to the mounting direction and is swivelable radially inward with an end (98) thereof facing in the mounting direction (36), said holding ring (46, 48, 60) being a damping element which is arranged at a contact collar (42, 44) and the wiper bearing (12, 14) is supported at the edge (38) of the mounting opening (18) in the mounting direction (36) in the mounted state via the damping element.
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