A portable, cordless, battery powered microwave food warmer is sized and powered to be portable. The food warmer has feet on the bottom and the back to accommodate both upright and laid-back orientations. The food warmer can have a pair of battery power packs that match a housing of the food warmer.

A structure covering a connection line, an electric cooking appliance including the same, and a method of assembling a cap of the electric cooking appliance includes a base plate including a through hole in a vertical direction, a cap provided below the base plate and provided with an accommodation space formed therein to accommodate a connection line placed through the through hole from an upper portion of the base plate, a coupling boss extending in a vertical direction in the cap and coupled to bottom of the base plate to couple the cap to the base plate, and a fastener inserted through the base plate from the upper portion of the base plate to couple the base plate to the coupling boss.

An over the range microwave appliance includes a cabinet defining a cooking chamber, the cabinet comprising a sidewall that defines a fan inlet. A duct assembly is removably attached to the cabinet and includes a fixed outer duct that is mounted to the sidewall and an extendable duct positioned within the fixed outer duct and being movable between an extended position and a retracted position, the extendable duct defining an intake aperture proximate a bottom end of the extendable duct and a discharge aperture proximate a top end of the extendable duct.

A microwave hood system is provided. The microwave hood system includes a microwave oven enclosure defining a cooking cavity therein. A cooking component is positioned within the cooking cavity and configured to emit microwaves. The heating system defines a heating cavity therein, wherein the heating system is coupled to the microwave oven enclosure. A heating element is positioned in the heating cavity. The heating cavity reaches a temperature in a range from about 40 C. to about 80 C. when the heating element is in use. A broiler element is positioned within the heating cavity. The heating cavity reaches a temperature in a range from about hundred and 150 C. to about 300 C. when the broiler element is in use. A dual hood system is also coupled to the microwave hood system.

A cooking appliance includes a housing unit, a cooking chamber, a steam generation unit for supplying the cooking chamber with steam, a removable container unit associated with the steam generation unit. The removable container unit includes a container portion and a holding portion. The container portion and the holding portion together have a longitudinal extent that is a multiple of a width of the container portion. The container portion has a height that is a multiple of the width of the container portion. The container portion provides a capacity for water to be evaporated that is at least 1 liter.

The present disclosure relates to a drawer-type microwave oven including a cooker body, a door, a front plate, a first slide rail, a second slide rail, a driving motor and a flow directing assembly. An air inlet end of the flow directing assembly is in communication with an air outlet mesh, and an air outlet end of the flow directing assembly is arranged at the bottom of a first spacing region. When the above drawer-type microwave oven works, the high-temperature water vapor inside the cooking cavity is discharged into the flow directing assembly through the air outlet mesh, and is directed and discharged to the bottom of the first spacing region by the flow directing assembly, and then flows along a bottom of the cooking cavity, and is discharged to the outside of the cooker body through a front side air outlet hole.

A door for home appliances includes a door body that is coupled to a home appliance and has electronic components disposed therein. A guide device is placed on the door body. The guide device is configured to be moved in a first direction and disposed on the door body. The guide device is configured to be supported by the door body in a second direction different from the first direction.

A microwave heating cavity includes a metal shell, a heating sleeve, a dielectric medium, an antenna bracket, a ceramic rod and a metal wire. The metal shell is provided with a middle cavity extending through the metal shell and including a first mounting cavity, a concave air cavity and a second mounting cavity. The heating sleeve is mounted in the first mounting cavity. An accommodating cavity is arranged in the heating sleeve, in which the dielectric medium is arranged. The antenna bracket is mounted in the second mounting cavity. The ceramic rod is mounted on the antenna bracket. The ceramic rod extends into the accommodating cavity and is in contact with the dielectric medium. The metal wire is spirally wound around the ceramic rod and is configured to be connected with an external power.

A microwave hood system is provided. The microwave hood system includes a microwave oven enclosure defining a cooking cavity therein. A cooking component is positioned within the cooking cavity and configured to emit microwaves. The heating system defines a heating cavity therein, wherein the heating system is coupled to the microwave oven enclosure. A heating element is positioned in the heating cavity. The heating cavity reaches a temperature in a range from about 40 C. to about 80 C. when the heating element is in use. A broiler element is positioned within the heating cavity. The heating cavity reaches a temperature in a range from about hundred and 150 C. to about 300 C. when the broiler element is in use. A dual hood system is also coupled to the microwave hood system.

A microwave oven avoids being upsized. The microwave oven includes a housing including a cooking chamber inside the housing, a component chamber inside the housing, a first opening in a front portion of the housing and communicating with the cooking chamber, and an outlet in a rear portion of the housing and allowing air to be discharged from the component chamber to flow through the outlet. The microwave oven also includes a heat-generating component in the component chamber, a door at a front portion of the housing to cover and uncover the first opening, and a battery mount at a rear portion of the housing to detachably receive a battery pack.