A laundry treating appliance for treating laundry according to an automatic cycle of operation includes a cabinet defining an interior, a treating chamber located within the interior, and a condenser assembly. The condenser assembly includes a condenser fluidly coupled to the treating chamber to receive moisture-laden air from the treating chamber and condense it into a liquid condensate. A condensate container has an inlet fluidly coupled to the condenser to receive the condensate. A housing removably holds the condensate container.

A laundry treating apparatus includes a cabinet including a front panel having a detergent opening defined therein; a tub disposed inside the cabinet; a drum rotatably disposed inside the tub; and a detergent storage unit retracting into the cabinet through the detergent opening. A detergent to be supplied to the drum is stored in the detergent storage unit. The front panel has an opening extension portion extending from a periphery of the detergent opening toward an inside of the cabinet. The apparatus further includes a protective casing disposed inside the cabinet and coupled to the opening extension portion. The protective casing surrounds at least a portion of the detergent storage unit retracting into the cabinet through the detergent opening. The protective casing includes an opening protection wall constructed to cover an inner face of the opening extension portion facing toward the detergent opening to protect the opening extension portion.

A laundry treating appliance for treating laundry according to an automatic cycle of operation includes a cabinet defining a cabinet interior. A drum is rotatable within the cabinet interior, and at least partially defines a treating chamber. The treating chamber has a treating chamber air inlet and a treating chamber air outlet. A drying air circuit is fluidly coupled to the treating chamber air inlet and to the treating chamber air outlet. The laundry treating appliance can include first and second air temperature sensors, at least a first humidity sensor, and a controller operably coupled with the sensors.

The present application relates to an integrated washer-dryer, including a box body, an inner and outer drum assembly installed in the box body, a drying air duct provided between the box body and the inner and outer drum assembly, and a heat exchange device provided in the drying air duct. An air inlet and an air outlet of the drying air duct are both in communication with the inner and outer drum assembly, the air inlet is configured with a first filter member, and a second filter member is provided between the first filter member and the heat exchange device. A water spray nozzle is provided within the drying air duct, and the water spray nozzle is provided between the first filter member and the second filter member, and is used for washing off debris trapped on the first filter member.

The present application relates to an integrated washer-dryer, including a box body, an inner and outer drum assembly installed in the box body, a drying air duct provided between the box body and the inner and outer drum assembly, and a heat exchange device provided in the drying air duct. An air inlet and an air outlet of the drying air duct are both in communication with the inner and outer drum assembly, the air inlet is configured with a first filter member, and a second filter member is provided between the first filter member and the heat exchange device. A water spray nozzle is provided within the drying air duct, and the water spray nozzle is provided between the first filter member and the second filter member, and is used for washing off debris trapped on the first filter member.

A door assembly for selectively opening and closing an access opening to a treating chamber of a laundry treating appliance includes an inner door wall and an outer door wall adjacent to the inner door wall, wherein the outer door wall and the inner door wall at least partially define an internal volume. The inner door wall includes a portion that is configured to extend at least partially into the treating chamber when the door is closed, and includes an air inlet and an air outlet. The door assembly is configured such that the internal volume is in fluid communication with an airflow inside the treating chamber when the door assembly is closed.

A condenser for drying equipment, and drying equipment. The front side wall of a hollow chamber of the condenser includes a first arc structure, a second arc structure, and a flow dividing structure; the flow dividing structure is opposite to an air inlet; the left and right side walls of the hollow chamber are arc-shaped; the flow dividing structure can divide the gas entering from the air inlet into a first airflow and a second airflow, and enable the first airflow and the second airflow to enter the first arc structure and the second arc structure along a tangential direction of the first arc structure and second arc structure, to provide centrifugal and rotational airflow. Since the first airflow and the second airflow rise centrifugally and rotationally, the strokes of the first airflow and the second airflow in a condenser body are lengthened, thus improving the cooling effect.

A washing machine with drying function includes a cabinet having a laundry insertion hole; a tub having a front opening, and a back opening; a drum; and a heated air supplying device above the tub that includes an evaporator, a condenser, a heater, a heat exchange duct, an inlet, a supply duct, and a blower fan. Air from the back opening of the tub is introduced into the inlet duct and is guided by the inlet duct and received by the heat exchange duct and then passes through the heat exchange duct in a lateral direction of the tub. The air passed through the heat exchange duct is received by the supply duct and discharged by the supply duct toward a front side of the tub. The blower fan forms causes the air discharged from the supply duct to be supplied to the tub.

A washing machine with drying function includes a cabinet having a laundry insertion hole; a tub having a front opening, and a back opening; a drum; and a heated air supplying device above the tub that includes an evaporator, a condenser, a heater, a heat exchange duct, an inlet, a supply duct, and a blower fan. Air from the back opening of the tub is introduced into the inlet duct and is guided by the inlet duct and received by the heat exchange duct and then passes through the heat exchange duct in a lateral direction of the tub. The air passed through the heat exchange duct is received by the supply duct and discharged by the supply duct toward a front side of the tub. The blower fan forms causes the air discharged from the supply duct to be supplied to the tub.

A method of operating a laundry treating appliance with a treating chamber for treating a load of laundry the method comprising supplying a rinse to the treating chamber during a rinse cycle, rotating the treating chamber at a tumbling speed, spinning the treating chamber in an extraction cycle to remove excess moisture from the load of laundry, sensing a parameter indicative of a remaining moisture content value in the load of laundry, comparing the remaining moisture content value to a pre-determined remaining moisture content value.