Vertical rotisserie broiler
AssigneeOptimal Automatics Incorporated
InventorJohn D. Georgis
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Abstract
A generally vertically disposed rotisserie broiler. The broiler includes a metal housing with side walls, a floor, and an open end. One or more burners are disposed on opposite side walls of the housing. A generally vertically disposed spit is normally contained within the confines of the metal housing, but is movable towards the open end of the housing. The spit is rotated by a motor. The rotisserie broiler also includes an upper generally horizontal arm, and a lower generally horizontal arm, positioned adjacent an upper end and a lower end of the spit, respectively, for moving the spit transversely within the housing.
Claims11
A generally vertically disposed rotisserie broiler, said broiler comprising:
- (a) metal housing with side walls, a floor, and an open end;
- (b) at least one burner, disposed on opposite side walls of the housing;
- (c) a generally vertically disposed spit, normally contained within the confines of the metal housing;
- (d) a motor for rotating the spit;
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- (e) means for maintaining the spit in a generally vertical configuration, and for moving the entire spit transversely, and towards the open end of the metal housing, without the use of clamps or fasteners, said means including a lever that is spaced below and positioned away from said burner, and wherein pushing or pulling upon said lever effects said transverse movement of the spit.
A generally vertically disposed rotisserie broiler, said broiler comprising:
- (a) metal housing with side walls, a floor, and an open end;
- (b) an arcuate, generally radially extending slot on the floor of the metal housing;
- (c) one or more burners, disposed on opposite side walls of the housing;
- (d) a generally vertically disposed spit, normally contained within the confines of the metal housing;
- (e) a motor for rotating the spit;
- (f) a clampless, upper, generally horizontal arm, and a clampless lower, generally horizontal arm, for cooperatively maintaining the spit in a generally vertical configuration, and for moving the entire spit transversely, and towards the open end of the metal housing;
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- (g) a lever secured to the lower generally horizontal arm, said lever being spaced below and positioned away from said burner, and wherein pushing or pulling upon said lever effects said transverse movement of the spit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.