Decorative casing for a ceiling fan
First Claim
1. A decorative casing for a ceiling fan having a body portion, characterized in that said decorative casing is provided with an upper edge curving inwards to form a rack and a bottom having a plurality of slots for dissipating heat evolved from a motor of said ceiling fan, said body portion having a top with a plurality of radial engaging mechanisms each of which includes two pairs of guides and a resilient supporting member having a raised portion at one end and a roller at another end, the roller of said resilient supporting member being engageable with the rack of said decorative casing.
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Abstract
This invention relates to a decorative casing for a ceiling fan having a body portion, characterized in that the decorative casing is provided with an upper edge curving inwards to form a rack and a bottom having a plurality of slots for dissipating heat evolved from a motor of the ceiling fan, the body portion having a top with a plurality of radial engaging mechanisms each of which includes two pairs of guides and a resilient supporting member having a raised portion at one end and a roller at another end, the roller of the resilient supporting member being engageable with the rack of the decorative casing.
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- 1. A decorative casing for a ceiling fan having a body portion, characterized in that said decorative casing is provided with an upper edge curving inwards to form a rack and a bottom having a plurality of slots for dissipating heat evolved from a motor of said ceiling fan, said body portion having a top with a plurality of radial engaging mechanisms each of which includes two pairs of guides and a resilient supporting member having a raised portion at one end and a roller at another end, the roller of said resilient supporting member being engageable with the rack of said decorative casing.
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Current AssigneeChin Line
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Original AssigneeChin Line
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InventorsLine, Chin
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Primary Examiner(s)Look, Edward K.
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Assistant Examiner(s)Verdier, Christopher M.
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Application NumberUS08/024,241Time in Patent Office890 DaysField of Search416/5, 416/170 R, 403/397, 403/405.1, 310/89, 310/91US Class Current416/170.00RCPC Class CodesF04D 25/08 the working fluid being air...
