Electric oven
OwnerMing-Tsung Leeinventor
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Abstract
An electric oven includes a housing having a door at a front, a chamber in an interior and a motor at a bottom; rotating devices installed in the housing and each consisting of an upper frame, a lower frame, roller seat assemblies, a gear wheel, a driven shaft and a driven gear; and, net racks capable of being rested on the gear wheels. In using, the motor is actuated to turn the driven shafts and gears to synchronously rotate the gear wheels to make the net racks rotated accordingly for roasting food articles evenly. The rotating devices designed to be located in multiple layers can be placed with various food articles, thus enabling one single electric oven to roast the various food articles at the same time. A pan can be rested on the rotating device that is positioned at a top layer for frying, roasting, boiling and deep-frying.
Claims4
An electric oven comprising:
- a housing having a door disposed at a front thereof, a chamber formed in an interior thereof and a motor mounted at a bottom thereof;
- a plurality of rotating devices capable of being installed in said housing, each of said rotating devices consisting of an upper frame, a lower frame, a plurality of roller seat assemblies, a gear wheel, a driven shaft and a driven gear;
- a plurality of net racks capable of being rested on said gear wheels of said plurality of rotating devices;
- and,
- whereby when in use, said motor may be switching on to actuate said plurality of rotating devices by turning said driven shafts and said driven gears to synchronously rotate said gear wheels that are meshed with said driven gears to make said plurality of net racks rotated accordingly for baking or roasting food articles evenly;
- and said plurality of rotating devices designed to be positioned in multiple layers can be placed with various food articles thereon, thus enabling said various food articles to be baked or roasted in one single said electric oven at the same time.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.