Steam iron having plural heating elements and a control circuit

Details Steam iron having plural heating elements and a control circuit Steam iron having plural heating elements and a control circuit

1990-01-18

1991-08-27

Falik, Andrew M.

Textiles: ironing or smoothing

Smoothing implements

Flatirons

38 778, 38 777, 38 1C, 38 1D, 38 771, 38 775, 38 75, D06F 7516, D06F 7518, D06F 7526

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050421794

ABSTRACT:
An electric steam iron has two heating elements (21, 41), each of high wattage. The elements heat the soleplate (20) and a water tank of a steam generator (40). The elements are connected in such a way that they cannot be switched on simultaneously. The quantity of steam which is delivered by the iron during ironing is regulated by an electronic circuit (FIG. 2) which controls the heating of the steam generator. The heating takes place in a manner in which the steam delivery varies depending on the steam requirements during an ironing cycle (FIGS. 4a-4e). The steam generator can be designed as a pressure tank in which a buffer stock of steam is formed during an interruption in ironing, so that at the beginning of an ironing cycle a large quantity of steam can be delivered and at the same time the soleplate can be heated up.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4745260 (1988-05-01), Albinger

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