A door for a household cooking appliance includes an outer pane, an inner pane, an intermediate pane arranged between the outer pane and the inner pane, a pane checking facility mounted on the door for rotation about a pivot axis from a starting position into an end position when, the intermediate pane is inserted in a direction of the outer pane, and a locking facility mounted so as to be displaceable on the door from an unlocked state, in which the locking facility is out of engagement with the inner pane, into a locked state, in which the locking facility engages around the inner pane at least in one section. The locking facility is displaceable from the unlocked state into the locked state only when the pane checking facility is located in the end position.

An oven appliance may include a cabinet and a door assembly. The cabinet may define a cooking chamber. The door assembly may be movably mounted to the cabinet to selectively restrict access to the cooking chamber. The door assembly may extend laterally between a first side and a second side. The door assembly may include a support frame and a front glass panel. The support frame may include a front bezel directed forward away from the cooking chamber. The front glass panel may be mounted to the support frame behind the front bezel, the front glass panel defining an exposed edge along the first side.

A door for a household appliance, comprising an outer door pane facing outside and an inner door pane spaced therefrom, at least one door profile placed between the door panes and a top cover covering an aperture of a gap formed in between said door panes. The door further comprises at least one enclosure part which is designed as a separate part of the door attached to the top cover from one side and to the door profile from the other side, and arranged to guide at least one central door pane that can be placed between the outer door pane and the inner door pane.

Provided is an oven door architecture capable of efficient cooling and one-directional assembly. The oven door assembly comprises an outer glass pane with mounting columns adhered to it. In one embodiment, a door shield is coupled to door shield locating features of the mounting columns. A glass pack comprising two more glass panes is then coupled to the door shield. A door liner is fastened over top of the assembly. The architecture of the assembly provides for two internal chambers capable of fluid communication with one another, an air intake, and an exhaust. In another embodiment, the oven door assembly has only an outer glass pane and an interior glass pane with a main chamber between them. This main chamber is in fluid communication with an intake and an exhaust, enabling the door to cool. All embodiments are capable of assembly in one direction with substantially no lateral movement. Moreover, the embodiments are highly configurable due to shared assembly interfaces and can be used on a variety of ranges, wall ovens, and the like.

A food cooking oven having an enclosure, which defines a cooking compartment and a door, which is movable between an open position and a closed position, is disclosed. The door may include a first panel, a second panel, which in a closed configuration has a greater distance from the compartment than the first panel. Additionally, a first and a second body for supporting the first and second panels is included. A profile is included, which is movable between a first position retaining the first panel and a second position permitting removal of the first panel from the door. A push-push type connector is included to retain the profile to the door.

The invention relates to a cooking appliance (1) having a housing (2) in which a cooking chamber (3) is formed, and having a door (4) for closing the cooking chamber (3), which is movably arranged on the housing (2), wherein a handle (6) is arranged in a fixed location on the door (4), and having a storage space (7) which is separate from the cooking chamber (3) and is formed in the housing (3) and into which the door (4) can be lowered when opened, wherein the storage space (7) has at least one guide track (10, 11), in which a guide element (18, 19) of the door (4) is guided, wherein the guide element (18, 19) is movably mounted on the door (4) and is connected directly to the first end (29a) of a retaining spring (29) of the door (4), by means of which spring at least one coupling position of the guide element (18, 19) is held on the door (4).

Provided is a method for controlling the operation of a cooking appliance, such as an oven range. The cooking appliance includes a door with multiple spaced apart glass panels. The method uses an interlocking mechanism that interferes with the installation of at least one of the plurality of glass panels in the door if at least one of the glass panels is not installed properly. The method further uses a switch with a plunger can be installed in the door, which allows the appliance to operate only when a failsafe electrical circuit is closed corresponding to a selected position of the plunger when the door is closed. The plunger is prevented from retaining that selected position if at least one of the glass panels is improperly installed or if a top cap is not properly seated or installed above the glass panels.

A countertop oven includes a housing having a rear panel, an upper panel, a bottom panel, a first side panel, an opposing second side panel and an open front end, together defining a cooking cavity therebetween. The cooking cavity is accessible via the open front end of the housing. At least one heating element within the housing selectively heats the cooking cavity. A door is movably attached to the housing via at least one 4-bar linkage mechanism. The door is selectively movable between a closed position, wherein the open front end of the housing is covered by the door, and an open position, wherein the door is positioned generally atop the upper panel of the housing, thereby uncovering the open front end of the housing to access the cooking cavity.

The oven of the present disclosure includes a monitoring unit for monitoring the cooking room and monitoring the data generated by the monitoring and transmitting the data generated by the monitoring the cooking room to the external device through the network so that the user may not directly check the visible portion of the oven, so that the convenience of the user may be improved.

A countertop oven includes a housing having a rear panel, an upper panel, a bottom panel, a first side panel, an opposing second side panel and an open front end, together defining a cooking cavity therebetween. The cooking cavity is accessible via the open front end of the housing. At least one heating element within the housing selectively heats the cooking cavity. A door is movably attached to the housing via at least one 4-bar linkage mechanism. The door is selectively movable between a closed position, wherein the open front end of the housing is covered by the door, and an open position, wherein the door is positioned generally atop the upper panel of the housing, thereby uncovering the open front end of the housing to access the cooking cavity.