Domestic refrigeration appliance with a drawer arranged in a mounted position with play on a pullout carriage

Abstract

A domestic refrigeration appliance has a receptacle chamber for food being delimited by walls of an inner container. A pull-out device is arranged on the inner container and can be pushed into and withdrawn from the receptacle chamber relative to the inner container. A container for receiving food is provided. The container is removably positionable on the pull-out device. The container has at its rear region a coupling element which engages in a coupling pocket provided on the pull-out device, so that a tilt prevention device is provided for the container. A mounted position of the container in which the container is placed on the pull-out device, is configured with a relative movement capability in relation to the pull-out device, having play defined as seen in the depth direction. The tilt prevention device is configured such that over the entire play, the coupling element extends into the coupling pocket.

Claims

1. A domestic refrigeration appliance, comprising: an inner container having walls; a receptacle chamber for food delimited by said walls of said inner container; a pull-out device disposed on said inner container and able to be pushed into and withdrawn in a pull-out direction from said receptacle chamber relative to said inner container, said pull-out device having a coupling pocket; and a container for receiving the food, said container being removably positionable on said pull-out device, said container having a rear region with a coupling element being a coupling pin projecting opposite the pull-out direction and engaging in said coupling pocket, so that a tilt prevention device is provided for said container, wherein a mounted position of said container in which said container is placed on said pull-out device, is configured with a relative movement capability in relation to said pull-out device, having play defined as seen in a depth direction of the domestic refrigeration appliance, and said tilt prevention device configured for having said coupling pin extending into said coupling pocket over an entirety of the play.

2. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 1, wherein said pull-out device has a pull-out stop element opposite said coupling pin in the pull-out direction by which said container is delimited forwardly in the relative movement capability, wherein by means of said pull-out stop element, the play is delimited forwardly in the depth direction.

3. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 2, further comprising a stop disposed on said container, said stop is configured, on a movement of said container relative to said pull-out device, seen in the depth direction of the domestic refrigeration appliance, to contact said pull-out stop element.

4. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 3, wherein said stop is configured as a skid on a transition between an underside and a side wall of said container.

5. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 3, wherein said coupling element is configured integrated into said stop.

6. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 3, wherein, seen in a height direction of the domestic refrigeration appliance, in the mounted position of said container on said pull-out device, said stop is disposed with a lower edge spaced from said pull-out device.

7. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 2, further comprising a stop disposed on said container; and wherein said pull-out device has a slotted guide configured open upwardly and, also toward a vertical wall of said inner container and in said slotted guide, in the mounted position of said container on said pull-out device, said stop disposed on said container engages from above and is guided.

8. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 7, wherein said coupling pocket is integrated into said slotted guide.

9. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 7, wherein said pull-out stop element is integrated into said slotted guide.

10. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 7, wherein said coupling pocket is integrated into a rear end of said slotted guide.

11. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 7, wherein said pull-out stop element is integrated into a front end of said slotted guide.

12. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 1, wherein said pull-out device has at least one support rail, on which said coupling pocket is disposed.

13. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 12, wherein said pull-out device has a support panel, on said support panel said container is placed in the mounted position.

14. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 13, wherein said container, in the mounted position on said pull-out device, seen in the depth direction of the domestic refrigeration appliance, is disposed protruding forwardly in relation to said support rail and/or in relation to said support panel.

15. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 13, further comprising rail-shaped holding elements; and said pull-out device is configured as a pull-out carriage having a door on which on an inner side of said door facing toward said receptacle chamber said rail-shaped holding elements protruding rearwardly are disposed, and on said rail-shaped holding elements said container is mounted.

16. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 15, wherein between said inner side of said door and a front end of said support rail facing toward said inner side and/or a front edge of said support panel, a gap is formed.

17. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 1, wherein said pull-out device has at least one support rail with a slotted guide for said container, said support rail further having said coupling pocket integrated therein.

18. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 1, wherein: said container has at least one positioning skid formed on an underside of said container; and said pull-out device has a support panel formed from glass, and on said support panel said container is placed in the mounted position.

19. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 1, further comprising rail-shaped holding elements; further comprising a tray having support rails and a support panel, said container is disposed with play on said tray; and wherein said pull-out device is configured as a pull-out carriage having a door on which on an inner side of said door facing toward said receptacle chamber said rail-shaped holding elements protruding rearwardly are disposed, and on said rail-shaped holding elements, said container on said tray is mounted.

20. The domestic refrigeration appliance according to claim 1, wherein said pocket has a roof wall, said coupling pin overlaps said roof wall of the entirety of the play.

21. A domestic refrigeration appliance, comprising: an inner container having walls; a receptacle chamber for food delimited by said walls of said inner container; a pull-out device disposed on said inner container and able to be pushed into and withdrawn from said receptacle chamber relative to said inner container, said pull-out device having a coupling pocket; and a container for receiving the food, said container being removably positionable on said pull-out device, said container having a rear region with a coupling element engaging in said coupling pocket, so that a tilt prevention device is provided for said container, said container having, at least at one vertical side wall, a step so that an upper wall portion of said vertical side wall, as seen in a height direction of the domestic refrigeration appliance, is offset outwardly, as seen in a width direction of the domestic refrigeration appliance relative to a lower wall portion of said vertical side wall, wherein a mounted position of said container in which said container is placed on said pull-out device, is configured with a relative movement capability in relation to said pull-out device, having play defined as seen in a depth direction of the domestic refrigeration appliance, and said tilt prevention device is configured such that over an entirety of the play, said coupling element extends into said coupling pocket.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWING

(1) FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an exemplary embodiment of an inventive domestic refrigeration appliance;

(2) FIG. 2 is a simplified sectional view of the domestic refrigeration appliance of FIG. 1 in a region of a freezing compartment;

(3) FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a pull-out device with a container of the domestic refrigeration appliance according to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2;

(4) FIG. 4 is an exploded, perspective view of components of the view in FIG. 3;

(5) FIG. 5 is a perspective view of an exemplary embodiment of partial components of the pull-out device of FIG. 3;

(6) FIG. 6 is a perspective view of partial components of the pull-out device of FIG. 3 with a container placed thereon;

(7) FIG. 7 is a sectional view of the representation in FIG. 6 in a subregion of the representation of FIG. 6;

(8) FIG. 8 is a perspective partial view of the components according to FIG. 5 with a container placed thereon;

(9) FIG. 9 is a side view of the representation according to FIG. 8 with a rawer arranged on the pull-out device in the mounted position;

(10) FIG. 10 is a side view according to FIG. 9 with the drawer partially removed from the pull-out device and therefore removed from a mounted position by an at least partial upward pivot movement; and

(11) FIG. 11 is a perspective view of disassembled subcomponents of a mounting cage of the pull-out device;

(12) FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the mounting cage according to FIG. 11 in an assembled state;

(13) FIG. 13 is a perspective view of the subcomponents according to FIG. 11 in a view from beneath;

(14) FIG. 14 is a perspective view of a further exemplary embodiment in which the container is configured as a keep-fresh container; and

(15) FIG. 15 is a perspective view according to FIG. 14 in which a door of the pull-out carriage is removed.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

(16) In the drawings, the same or functionally identical elements are provided with the same reference characters.

(17) FIG. 1 shows a simplified representation of a domestic refrigeration appliance 1 which is configured for storing and conserving food. The domestic refrigeration appliance 1 in the exemplary embodiment is a refrigerator-freezer combination device but can also be a stand-alone refrigerator device or freezer device.

(18) The domestic refrigeration appliance 1 has a housing 2 in which an inner container is provided which delimits with walls a first receptacle chamber for food, which is closable at the front side by at least one door, in the exemplary embodiment, two separate doors 3 and 4. The doors 3 and 4 are pivotably arranged on the housing 2 and can be pivoted outwardly independently of one another. The pivoting is herein enabled about a vertical axis and thus about an axis in the height direction (y-direction).

(19) The receptacle chamber closable by the preferably two doors 3 and 4 is, in the exemplary embodiment, a refrigerator compartment.

(20) Furthermore, the domestic refrigeration appliance 1 has a further inner container 5 which, with its walls, delimits a further second receptacle chamber 6 which is separate from the first receptacle chamber and here is a freezing compartment. In the exemplary embodiment, it is provided that in the second receptacle chamber 6, a first pull-out carriage 7 can be pushed in and pulled out in the depth direction and thus in the z-direction of the domestic refrigeration appliance 1. In particular, it is provided in the exemplary embodiment that the domestic refrigeration appliance 1 has a second pull-out carriage 8 which, in corresponding manner, can be pushed into the receptacle chamber 6 and pulled out therefrom.

(21) The following description will be made referring to the first pull-out carriage 7. The descriptions can advantageously also apply to the second pull-out carriage 8. The pull-out carriages 7 and 8 are pull-out devices of the domestic refrigeration appliance 1.

(22) The first pull-out carriage 7 contains a door 9 which represents a front wall and also a front closing part and thus also an outer part of the domestic refrigeration appliance 1. The first pull-out carriage 8 further has a food-receiving container which herein is a drawer 10 which is thus configured as a trough-like container and is arranged for loading with food or for removal of food from above. The pull-out carriage 7 preferably further has, on opposite sides, pull-out rails 11 which are each arranged with a fixed rail on an inner side of vertical side walls of the inner container 5 and also each have at least one running rail. The pull-out rails 11 are therefore, in particular, telescopic extenders. The pull-out rails 11 are arranged on opposite sides of the drawer 10. In particular, it is provided in the exemplary embodiment that the first pull-out carriage 7 has rail-like holders or holding elements 12 wherein in FIG. 1 only the rail-like holding element 12 at the right, on viewing from the front side, is visible which is fastened to an inner side 13 of the door 9 facing toward the second receptacle chamber 6. These rail-like holding elements 12 are angle brackets that are preferably connected to the running rails. They are configured as plate-like and partially angled components made of metal. They are each hooked from above onto a running rail of a pull-out rail 11.

(23) FIG. 2 shows a simplified sectional view of the region of the domestic refrigeration appliance 1 which represents the receptacle chamber 6 with the pull-out carriages 7 and 8. It is apparent that the door 9 and also the door of the second pull-out carriage 8 are not shown. A further container for food as a second drawer 14 which is associated with the second pull-out carriage 8 is also shown in FIG. 2. Both the pull-out carriages 7 and 8 are shown in the fully pushed-in state. The representation of FIG. 2 is a view in the negative x-direction and thus in the width direction of the domestic refrigeration appliance 1 so that in FIG. 2, the further rail-like holding element 15 positioned opposite the rail-like holding element 12 is visible.

(24) It is further apparent that in the exemplary embodiment it is provided that in the freezing compartment or the second receptacle chamber 6, an introduction of cooling energy takes place by a module 16 which has, in particular, an evaporator 17 and a blower 18 and which is preferably arranged in its own housing 19. By means of this unit which represents a cooling device, by an evaporator 17, cooling energy is generated which is then circulated as an air stream 20 in the receptacle chamber 6 by the blower 18.

(25) FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of the pull-out carriage 7 with the drawer 10 placed in the mounted position. On viewing from the front, the drawer 10 is completely covered by the door 9.

(26) FIG. 4 shows subcomponents of the representation in FIG. 3 in an exploded view. The drawer 10 is configured as a single-piece plastics container on which, for example, a front strip 21 can be arranged.

(27) As shown, herein the drawer 10 has two mutually opposed vertical side walls 22 and 23. The side wall 22 contains an upper wall portion 24 and, seen in the height direction, a lower wall portion 25. The two wall portions 24 and 25 are configured, seen in the width direction of the domestic refrigeration appliance 1, offset from one another, wherein for this a discrete step 26 is provided at approximately half the height of the side wall 22. The upper wall portion 24 is thus, seen in the width direction, offset further outwardly than the lower wall portion 25. The opposite side wall 23 is configured accordingly.

(28) In the mounted state, the drawer 10 is seated, in an advantageous embodiment, on guide elements 27 and 28 of the holding elements 12, 15, wherein herein the placement of the drawer 10 on these guide elements 27 and 28 takes place precisely on these steps. The guide elements 27 and 28 are outwardly bent webs or wings. The guide elements 27 and 28 are oriented standing outwardly from upper edges 68 and 69 of respective panel-shaped basic parts 70 and 71 of the holding elements 12 and 15.

(29) It is also recognizable that webs and/or positioning skids 30 and 31 are integrally formed onto a floor or an underside 29 of the drawer 10 and extend downwardly from this underside 29.

(30) Furthermore, in FIG. 4, support rails 32 and 33 belonging to the pull-out device and thus to the pull-out carriage 7 are shown which are preferably one-piece plastics components. The support rails 32 and 33 are components separate from the holding elements 12 and 15. The holding elements 12 and 15 are preferably made of metal and are also, in particular, configured in one piece.

(31) The support rails 32 and 33 are components of a support tray or tray 34, shown in a perspective view in FIG. 5, which is preferably present in the exemplary embodiment. The tray 34 includes, aside from the support rails 32 and 33, a support panel 35 which, in particular, is a glass panel, but can also be a plastics or metal panel. The support rails 32 and 33 extend in the depth direction over the whole extent of the support panel 35 and are thus preferably also edge-side borders of the support panel 35. By the support panel 35 and the support rails 32 and 33, a base panel 62, in particular of a mounting cage 61 (FIG. 6) is formed, on which the drawer 10 is placeable. The support rails 32 and 33 grasp the support panel 35 on opposing edge sides so that they also represent a shock-proofing. The support rails 32 and 33 also form the mechanical coupling elements to the holding elements 12 and 15.

(32) By the base panel 62 which has the support panel 35 and the support rails 32 and 33 and the holding elements 12 and 15, a receiving cage and/or the mounting cage 61 for the drawer 10 is formed. The mounting cage 61 is suspended on the pull-out rails 11 which are separate therefrom.

(33) As can be seen from FIG. 5, provided on an upper side 36 of the support rail 32 facing toward the drawer 10, is a slotted guide 37 for guiding the drawer 10. The slotted guide 37 is configured open in the height direction and thus upwardly in the y-direction. It is also configured open in the width direction and thus in the x-direction toward the side and thus toward the adjacent vertical side wall of the inner container 5. The slotted guide 37 has a boundary wall and/or slotted guide wall 38 which projects upwardly from the upper side 36 and is configured extending straight in the depth direction. Formed at a rear end 39 in the depth direction is a coupling pocket 40 which is open forwardly but is closed upwardly in the height direction. The coupling pocket 40 is preferably integrated into the slotted guide 37 which means, in particular, that the walls delimiting the coupling pocket 40, specifically a rear wall 51 (FIG. 8) and a roof wall 48, open in one piece into the slotted guide wall 38. In the exemplary embodiment shown, the coupling pocket 40 then also represents the rear end 39 of the slotted guide 37.

(34) Provided at a front end 41 of the slotted guide 37 is a pull-out stop element 42 which is, in particular, a stop web oriented in the width direction. In the exemplary embodiment, the pull-out stop element 42 delimits the slotted guide 37 forwardly and also opens integrally into the slotted guide wall 38.

(35) Accordingly, at the further support rail 33 on an upper side 43 facing the drawer 10, a corresponding embodiment with a slotted guide and a corresponding coupling pocket and a corresponding pull-out stop element is realized, as formed at the support rail 32 and has been described in relation thereto.

(36) It is thus preferably provided that a coupling pocket 40, a slotted guide 37 and a pull-out stop element 42 is provided, in particular integrated, in a support rail 32, 33.

(37) In FIG. 6, the assembled state of the components according to FIGS. 4 and 5 is shown. It is herein apparent that the positioning skids 30 and 31 are seated directly on an upper side of the support panel 35.

(38) FIG. 7 shows the representation of FIG. 6 in a vertical sectional representation in the x-y plane wherein in FIG. 7, only a partial portion of FIG. 6 is shown. As shown here, a lateral edge of the support panel 35 is grasped by the support rail 32 so that thereby a certain amount of edge protection is also formed.

(39) It is evident that a stop 44 which extends downwardly at the underside 29 is formed integrally at the underside 29, in particular at a transition between the underside 29 and the side wall 22. The stop 44 is configured, in particular, as an elongate skid and preferably extends straight in the depth direction. It extends into the slotted guide 37 from above, as shown in FIG. 7. In the embodiment shown here, an essential point to be seen therein is that a lower edge 45 of this stop 44 is arranged, in the height direction and thus the y-direction, spaced from the pull-out device and/or the pull-out carriage 7 and, in particular, from the support rail 32, and in particular, from an upper side 46 of a floor delimiting the slotted guide 37. This contactless positioning enables a particularly freely moving coupling of a coupling element 50 (FIG. 8) formed integrally on the stop 45 with the coupling pocket 40. As also shown in FIG. 7, the stop 44 is arranged spaced, seen in the width direction, from the slotted guide wall 38 and is also spaced from the holding element 12.

(40) Also shown in FIG. 7 is the roof wall 48 of the coupling pocket 40.

(41) FIG. 8 shows a perspective view of the embodiments of FIGS. 6 and 7, but without the holding element 12, to allow a better view of the stop 44, the coupling pocket 40 and the pull-out stop element 42.

(42) As shown by FIG. 8, the stop 44 extends as far as the rear end of the drawer 10. At a rear edge 49 of the stop 44, the coupling element 50 is formed on integrally, as mentioned above. The coupling element 50 is, in particular, a coupling pin arranged rearwardly in the depth direction which, in the mounted position shown in FIG. 8 of the drawer 10 on the pull-out device and thus on the support rails 32 and 33, is immersed in the coupling pocket 14 and extends thereinto so that, seen in the depth direction, the coupling element 50 overlaps with the roof wall 48. The coupling pocket 40 is delimited, as is more precisely visible in FIG. 8, by the rear wall 51 onto which the roof wall 48 leads.

(43) It is further apparent that a front end 52 of the stop 44 is offset rearwardly in relation to a front end 53 of the drawer 10 and thus, in particular, also to the underside 29.

(44) Furthermore, the stop 44 is configured, seen in the height direction, with a dimension such that an overlap with the height of the pull-out stop element 42 is achieved in the mounted position, in order in this regard also to achieve an effective pull-out stop.

(45) FIG. 9 shows a side view of the representation in FIG. 8. It is apparent here that, in its mounted position, the drawer 10 is arranged, in the depth direction, on the support rails 32 and 33 with play 54. The play 54 therefore enables a relative movement capability between the drawer 10 and the pull-out device, in particular, in the support rails 32 and 33 in this achieved mounted position of the drawer 10.

(46) It is, in particular, very advantageous if the coupling element 50 and the coupling pocket 40 are configured such that an immersion of the coupling element 50 into the coupling pocket 40 is achieved over the entire movement path of the drawer 10 on the support rail 32 and the support rail 33. This means that over the entire play 54, the coupled state between the coupling element 50 and the coupling pocket 40 is maintained. This is particularly advantageous since thereby a simple removal of the drawer 10 from the support rails 32 and 33 as well as a simple mounting on the support rails 32 and 33 is enabled, although with this relative movement capability, an undesirable tilting of the drawer 10 about an axis oriented in the width direction is also prevented. It is then particularly advantageous if, as is made clear in FIGS. 9 and 10, the drawer 10 extends, as seen in the depth direction, beyond a front-side end 55 (FIG. 5) of the support rail 32 and a front-side end 56 (FIG. 5) of the support rail 33 and beyond a front-side edge 57 (FIG. 5) of the support panel 35, so that a spacing 47 in the depth direction results between a maximum front position of the drawer 10 and the edge 57. By this means, a gap 60 (FIG. 2) from the inner side 13 is formed and the unhindered flow of the air stream 20 is achieved.

(47) FIG. 10 shows, for further elucidation, a position of the drawer 10 removed from the mounted position. By means of the play 54, it is more easily possible in this context to lift the drawer 10 with an upward pivot movement 58 (as indicated) from the support rails 32 and 33 and then to release the coupled state of the tilt prevention device 59 which is formed by the coupling element 50 and the coupling pocket 40 and to release the tilt protection state. The holding element 12 and the support web 63 are configured accordingly.

(48) FIG. 11 shows a perspective view of the mounting cage 61 in an exemplary embodiment with subcomponents that are shown disassembled. The base panel 62 is herein separated from the holding element 15, wherein the connection between the base panel 62 and the holding element 15 is non-destructively releasable. The holding element 15 is shown with its panel-shaped basic part 70. On the lower edge situated opposing the upper edge 68, a horizontally inwardly positioned support web 64 is inwardly bent, on which in the assembled state, the support rail 33 is seated. As can be seen, in this support web 64 in the exemplary embodiment, not only one receptacle 65, but a plurality of such receptacles 65 is provided which here are configured as through holes, in particular, with a polygonal hole contour. In the assembled state, coupling elements 66 (FIG. 13), which are formed on an underside 67 of the support rail 33, in particular, integrally, engage in these receptacles 65. Configured between these coupling elements 66 and the receptacles 65 is a plug-in connection which is non-destructively releasable. In particular, the coupling elements 66 are adapted in their external geometry to the geometry of the receptacle 65, so that, in particular, an exactly fitting use and thus an exactly fitting insertion of the coupling elements 66 in the receptacles 65 is enabled. The holding element 12 and the support web 63 are configured accordingly.

(49) As shown, according to the assembled representation of the mounting cage 61 in FIG. 12, the holding elements 12 and 15 are arranged on opposite sides of the base panel 62, as seen in the width direction and thus in the x-direction. Due to their panel-shaped configuration, in particular of the basic parts 70 and 71, the holding elements 12 and 15 are thus configured as lateral cage walls and thus as lateral borders of the mounting cage 61. The holding elements 12 and 15 are configured as suspension elements for non-destructively releasable suspension of the mounting cage 61 on pull-out rails 11 of the pull-out device that are separate from the mounting cage 61. For this, in particular, the suspension webs 72 and 73 are provided which in a vertical sectional representation and thus in an x-y plane, are configured channel-shaped and thus form a downwardly open channel. This can be configured, for example, as an inverted U-shape. In this context, the guide elements 27 and 28 are then specifically configured as these suspension webs 72 and 73 with their specific geometry.

(50) As shown, in particular, in FIGS. 11 to 13, the mounting cage 61 is configured open, seen in the depth direction and thus rearwardly, which means that is has no rear wall. The mounting cage 61 is delimited at the front side by the door 9 which can thus also be considered the front wall of the pull-out carriage 7. In FIG. 12, the door 9 is not shown, although it is fastened, in particular screw-fastened, onto additional front flanges 74 and 75. These front flanges 74 and 75 can be separate parts, although they can also be integrated into the holding elements 12 and 15.

(51) With regard to the suspension of the holding elements 12 and 15 on the pull-out rails 11, in particular on their running rails, it can also be provided that corresponding engagement elements couple with receptacles so that an interlocking or meshing takes place in the height direction between a holding element 12, 15 and a pull-out rail 11, so that the movement coupling between these components takes place on pushing back and forth in the depth direction.

(52) In FIG. 14, a further exemplary embodiment is shown in a perspective view, in which two separate drawers 10 are arranged on the mounting cage 61. The containers herein also each have a cover 76 in addition to the drawers 10. The containers are herein keep-fresh containers in which by means of a humidifying device (not shown) of the domestic refrigeration appliance 1, an individual ambient humidity different from the remaining volume of the receptacle chamber 6 is settable. For this, the humidifying device contains, in particular, an atomizer unit, for example, a piezo-atomizer with which liquid, in particular water from a tank of the humidifying device is atomized and is then introduced by means of a blower as a fluid mist into the keep-fresh container. Each cover 76 is raisable and lowerable by means of an actuating mechanism. FIG. 15 shows the embodiment of FIG. 14 without the door 9.

(53) In FIGS. 14 and 15, also shown purely by way of example in their positional arrangement and number, are three panel-shaped connecting flanges provided in the region of the pull-out rail 11, which are provided for fastening the pull-out rail 11 to a vertical side wall of the inner container.

(54) The following is a summary list of reference numerals and the corresponding structure used in the above description of the invention: 1 Domestic refrigeration appliance 2 Housing 3 Door 4 Door 5 Inner container 6 Second receptacle chamber 7 First pull-out carriage 8 Second pull-out carriage 9 Door 10 Drawer 11 Pull-out rail 12 Holding element 13 Inner side 14 Drawer 15 Holding element 16 Module 17 Evaporator 18 Blower 19 Housing 20 Air stream 21 Front strip 22 Side wall 23 Side wall 24 Wall portion 25 Wall portion 26 Step 27 Guide element 28 Guide element 29 Underside 30 Positioning skid 31 Positioning skid 32 Support rail 33 Support rail 34 Tray 35 Support panel 36 Upper side 37 Slotted guide 38 Boundary wall 39 Rear end 40 Coupling pocket 41 Front end 42 Pull-out stop element 43 Upper side 44 Stop 45 Stop 46 Upper side 47 Spacing 48 Roof wall 49 Rear edge 50 Coupling element 51 Rear wall 52 Front end 53 Front end 54 Play 55 Front-side end 56 Front-side end 57 Front-side edge 58 Pivot movement 59 Tilt prevention device 60 Gap 61 Mounting cage 62 Base panel 63 Support web 64 Support web 65 Receptacle 66 Coupling element 67 Underside 68 Edge 69 Edge 70 Basic part 71 Basic part 72 Suspension web 73 Suspension web 74 Front flange 75 Front flange 76 Cover