A bread maker

Abstract

A bread maker including a main body forming an oven compartment; upper and lower kneading drums spaced from each other in upper and lower parts inside the oven compartment to hold opposite ends of a mixing bag, respectively, and to wind opposite ends of the mixing bag is provided. Further, a pair of tray members is disposed between the upper and lower kneading drums facing each other to form a slit to pass the mixing bag therethrough. The bread maker also includes tray holder members to be combined with opposite ends of a pair of tray members; a pair of guides mounted on inner sidewalls of the oven compartment facing each other to slidably guide the tray holder members by being slidingly combined with the tray holder members; and a shock absorber between the tray holder member and the guide. Accordingly, the shock absorber between the guide and the tray holder member prevents the tray holder member from minute movement while placed in the guide. Consequently, noise occurring due to direct contract of the guides with the tray holder members can be prevented, thereby providing the user with an improved and reliable bread maker.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to bread machines, and more particularly to such bread machines in which noise due to minute movements of pans placed in the oven chamber is reduced. Background technique [0002] Generally, making bread is a complex process of making bread using a bread machine that automatically performs multiple steps such as kneading, fermenting, and baking the bread ingredients. [0003] For example, a bread maker disclosed in Korean Patent Publication No. 2001-32188 includes a housing forming an external structure of the bread maker, a door provided on the housing, and a liquid crystal display (“LCD”) display portion provided on the front side of the housing. [0004] Inside the casing, towards the upper and lower parts of the casing are placed upper and lower rollers, which are rotatably arranged in parallel to wrap around opposite ends of the mixing bag. A pair of dough stops are placed between the upper and lower rollers to p...

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Problems solved by technology

Therefore, the inner surface of the housing in which the baking pan is placed and the baking pan are in direct contact with each other, thereby generating noise during bread making

[0009] In other words, the problem with traditional bread machines is that the pan is in direct contact with the inner surface of the shell as the pan moves up and down slightly during the kneading process, resulting in noise

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