An appliance, e.g., a refrigerator, and method utilize a transitioning handle that is usable in both a recessed and an extended position. As an example, a refrigerator may include a housing that defines at least a food compartment, a door attached to the housing that provides access to the food compartment and includes an exterior surface and a handle recess extending inwardly from the exterior surface of the door, and a handle attached to the at least one door and movably mounted within the handle recess between a recessed position and an extended position, where the handle is manually grippable in both the recessed position and the extended position.

A domestic appliance, in particular a refrigeration appliance, contains a door having a recessed grip and an illumination device for shining light onto the recessed grip. The illumination device has a projection device for projecting information onto the recessed grip. A method is used to operate a domestic appliance which contains the door having the recessed grip and the projection device for shining light onto the recessed grip, in which method information is projected onto the recessed grip by the projection device. The domestic appliance can be a refrigerator, a freezer, a preservation appliance or combinations thereof.

An oven includes a main body having a cooking room, a door disposed in the main body to open or close the cooking room, a door having a window to view the inside of the cooking room, a light emitting member disposed in the door, and a guide member to guide light of the light emitting member toward the cooking room.

Disclosed is a home appliance including a latch for a door having an improved structure. The home appliance includes a main body having a cavity, a door rotatably coupled to the main body to open and close the cavity, a latch having a locking portion provided to fix the door to the main body and a leg provided to rotate the locking portion in a first direction, and an elastic member coupled to the latch to elastically bias the locking portion in a second direction.

A door for a cooking appliance includes a front pane, a further pane arranged in spaced-apart relation to the front pane, a recessed grip embodied in an upper region of the door and configured for gripping from above, and a separate functional frame arranged in an intermediate space between the front pane and the further pane when viewed in a depth direction of the door. The functional frame includes an upper frame part having a delimiting web which protrudes upward on the upper frame part such that the recessed grip is embodied in the upper frame part.

An oven appliance having a camera assembly for providing images of food items within a cooking chamber includes a chamber wall and a separation panel defining an insulation gap therebetween. The camera assembly includes a housing defining a first end proximate the chamber wall and a second end proximate the separation panel which partially defines an electronics compartment. Viewing windows are positioned within the first and second ends of the housing and a camera is positioned within the electronics compartment and aimed through the viewing windows to generate images without being damaged during high temperature operation of the oven appliance.

A handle assembly for a domestic appliance includes a handle bar, the handle bar defining an axial direction, a radial direction, and a circumferential direction; an inner end cap piece attached to the handle bar, the inner end cap piece extending along the radial direction from the handle bar; an outer end cap piece provided around the inner end cap piece, the outer end cap piece being rotatable about the handle bar along the circumferential direction; and a set screw provided through the outer end cap piece and the inner end cap piece and radially spaced apart from the handle bar to adjust an angle of the outer member with respect to the inner member.

A handle assembly for a domestic appliance includes a handle bar, the handle bar defining an axial direction, a radial direction, and a circumferential direction; an inner end cap piece attached to the handle bar, the inner end cap piece extending along the radial direction from the handle bar; an outer end cap piece provided around the inner end cap piece, the outer end cap piece being rotatable about the handle bar along the circumferential direction; and a set screw provided through the outer end cap piece and the inner end cap piece and radially spaced apart from the handle bar to adjust an angle of the outer member with respect to the inner member.

A rotating support handle assembly for supporting a bottom-hinged door is disclosed. The rotating support handle assembly may comprise a handle member and a support member. The handle member may rotate from a first position to a second position, and the support member may be configured to contact a floor to provide support to the bottom-hinged door in the second position.

A cooking appliance comprising a main body to accommodate a cooking chamber; a door to open and close the cooking chamber; and a handle mountable on a front of the door, the handle including a contact portion. The door comprises: a door frame; and a front panel arrangeable in front of the door frame so that while the front panel is arranged in front of the door frame, the front panel is in contact with the contact portion of the handle while the handle is mounted on the front of the door, the front panel including a support protrusion that extends toward the door frame from an area of the front panel which corresponds to the contact portion of the handle in contact with the front panel of the door to thereby prevent deformation of the door due to operation of the handle.