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Inner memory slide for adjusting a vehicle seat, the inner memory cooperating with the fixed profile member of the slide

  • US 5,407,165 A
  • Filed: 09/22/1993
  • Issued: 04/18/1995
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/22/1992
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. An inner memory slide for adjusting a vehicle seat, said inner memory slide comprising:

  • a fixed lower profile member having a first and a second toothing;

    a mobile upper profile member for receiving a vehicle seat, said mobile upper profile member slidably connected to said fixed lower profile member, said mobile upper profile member having a pivotable latch with a comb toothing;

    said comb toothing of said latch, in a latched position of said latch, engaging said second toothing of said lower fixed profile member for arresting said mobile upper profile member at said lower fixed profile member;

    a memory means for longitudinally adjusting said mobile upper profile member relative to said lower fixed profile member by engaging and releasing said first toothing, said memory means comprising an arm with a rear nose and a front notch, said rear nose cooperating with said first toothing;

    an angle bracket mounted on said mobile upper profile member, said angle bracket having a first and a second articulation pin;

    a first L-shaped lever fixedly connected with a first end to said first articulation pin and having a finger connected to said first end under said articulation pin, said L-shaped lever having a nose-shaped second end;

    a second L-shaped lever fixedly connected to said second articulation pin and having a free end in the form of a nose, said nose cooperating with said front notch of said memory means for releasing said rear nose from said first toothing;

    an actuating bar fixedly connected to said second articulation pin;

    a first control means for pivoting said second L-shaped lever and said actuating bar from a rest position into a release position for releasing said memory means from said first toothing and said latch from said second toothing; and

    a second control means for pivoting said first L-shaped lever so as to activate with said finger said actuating bar for releasing said latch from said second toothing.

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