A deflector assembly in a cooking appliance door includes a fin with a directing flange and a projection. The projection extends toward the central panel and is configured to concentrate cool air flow within the channels of the cooking appliance door. The directing flange cooperates with a tab to define a single opening through which the cool air is concentrated and directed toward an upper portion of the cooking appliance door.

A deflector assembly in a cooking appliance door includes a fin with a directing flange and a projection. The projection extends toward the central panel and is configured to concentrate cool air flow within the channels of the cooking appliance door. The directing flange cooperates with a tab to define a single opening through which the cool air is concentrated and directed toward an upper portion of the cooking appliance door.

A light-emitting device is provided for a cooking appliance that includes a body that defines a cooking chamber having an opening, and a door configured to open and close at least a portion of the opening of the cooking chamber. The light-emitting device includes a light-emitting member that is located on at least one of the door or the body, that faces a gap defined between an edge portion of the door and a front portion of the body, and that is configured to emit light of a predetermined color in response to operation of the cooking chamber, and a reflective portion that extends from the front portion of the body, that is configured to receive light from the light-emitting member through the gap, and that is configured to direct light in a direction away from the door.

A light-emitting device is provided for a cooking appliance that includes a body that defines a cooking chamber having an opening, and a door configured to open and close at least a portion of the opening of the cooking chamber. The light-emitting device includes a light-emitting member that is located on at least one of the door or the body, that faces a gap defined between an edge portion of the door and a front portion of the body, and that is configured to emit light of a predetermined color in response to operation of the cooking chamber, and a reflective portion that extends from the front portion of the body, that is configured to receive light from the light-emitting member through the gap, and that is configured to direct light in a direction away from the door.

An appliance including a cooking cavity wrapper and a first side wall disposed laterally adjacent a first side of the cooking cavity wrapper. The first side wall includes a first hemmed shelf formed as a U-shaped bend therein. The U-shaped bend defines an inward-extending flange comprising a top leg and a bottom leg disposed in face-to-face adjacency with one another. The first hemmed shelf is adapted to support a module of the appliance above the cooking cavity wrapper.

A door for a household cooking appliance includes an outer pane, a first door support connected to the outer pane, a second door support connected to the outer pane, and a shielding facility having at least one portion configured to shield the outer pane and at least one of the first and second door supports from thermal radiation. The shielding facility is arranged between the first door support and the second door support. At least one of the first and second door supports has at least one portion arranged between the outer pane and the shielding facility.

Disclosed is a handle locking structure of an open fire oven. The handle locking structure includes an oven base, where an upper end surface of the oven base is provided with a clamping recess; an upper cover, where the upper cover is rotatably mounted on the oven base, a joint of the upper cover and the oven base is opposite the clamping recess in position, a side surface of the upper cover is provided with a mounting recess, a handle is rotatably mounted on the mounting recess, and the handle fits the clamping recess; and the handle is provided with a clamping flange, the clamping flange being clamped in the clamping recess or released therefrom by rotating the handle; and other components. Consumers can unlock and open the upper cover conveniently and quickly, and lock the upper cover conveniently as well.

A cooking appliance includes a housing having a cooking chamber closeable by a door. The door is a folding door including a first door segment and a separate second door segment. A first hinge apparatus directly interconnects pivotably the first and second door segments. A guide apparatus is arranged on the housing, with the first door segment connected at a door segment end to the guide apparatus via a second hinge apparatus. The second door segment is connected at a door segment end to the housing via a third hinge apparatus. When the folding door is closed, a pivot axis of the first hinge apparatus is arranged closer to the cooking chamber than a pivot axis of the second hinge apparatus and is arranged closer to the cooking chamber than a pivot axis of the third hinge apparatus, with respect to a depth direction of the cooking appliance.

A door for a household cooking appliance includes an outer pane, an inner pane dismountable from the door, an intermediate pane arranged between the outer pane and the inner pane and dismountable from the door, and a sealing facility arranged at least in one portion between the inner pane and the intermediate pane. When the inner pane is dismounted, the sealing facility is pivotable from a folded-in state in which the sealing facility is in contact with the intermediate pane into a folded-out state in which the sealing facility is not in contact with the intermediate pane.

A high thermal mass cooking oven with an oven compartment having multiple high thermal mass cooking racks spaced in parallel opposition but close proximity is provided. A large blower allows a large amount of heated air to enter the cooking compartment and be retained by the oven compartment walls and cooking racks. The cooking racks are more massive than a typical oven and provide high conductivity and emissivity.