Suction device for a vacuum cleaner
First Claim
1. A suction device of a vacuum cleaner, comprising:
- a suction device body having an upper casing member and a lower casing member disposed oppositely to, and coupled with, the upper casing member, a rotary brush chamber having a suction port formed therein, and a turbine chamber partitioned off from the rotary brush chamber by a partition and interconnected with the rotary brush chamber through a passage formed in the partition;
a rotary brush rotatably supported in the rotary brush chamber;
a turbine rotatably supported in the turbine chamber and rotated by an air current drawn into the vacuum cleaner, the turbine for driving the rotary brush;
a portion defining a service hole formed on the turbine chamber of the suction device body, for partially exposing the turbine;
a service hole cover removably mounted on the service hole; and
locking means for removably supporting the service hole cover.
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Abstract
A suction device of a vacuum cleaner including a suction device body having an upper casing member and a lower casing member disposed oppositely thereto, and coupled with the upper casing member, a rotary brush chamber having a suction port formed therein, and a turbine chamber partitioned off from the rotary brush chamber by a partition and interconnected with the rotary brush chamber through a passage formed in the partition; a rotary brush rotatably supported in the rotary brush chamber; a turbine for driving the rotary brush rotatably supported in the turbine chamber and rotated by an air current drawn into the vacuum cleaner; a portion defining a service hole formed on the turbine chamber of the suction device body for partially exposing the turbine; a service hole cover removably mounted on the service hole; and a locking portion for removably supporting the service hole cover. When contaminants clog in between the passage and the turbine, the contaminants can be easily removed by opening the service hole by removing the service hole cover. Accordingly, there is no need to separate the upper and the lower casing members of the suction device body, but the service hole cover alone is opened for removal of the contaminants. As a result, maintenance or repairing of the vacuum cleaner becomes easier.
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1. A suction device of a vacuum cleaner, comprising:
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a suction device body having an upper casing member and a lower casing member disposed oppositely to, and coupled with, the upper casing member, a rotary brush chamber having a suction port formed therein, and a turbine chamber partitioned off from the rotary brush chamber by a partition and interconnected with the rotary brush chamber through a passage formed in the partition;
a rotary brush rotatably supported in the rotary brush chamber;
a turbine rotatably supported in the turbine chamber and rotated by an air current drawn into the vacuum cleaner, the turbine for driving the rotary brush;
a portion defining a service hole formed on the turbine chamber of the suction device body, for partially exposing the turbine;
a service hole cover removably mounted on the service hole; and
locking means for removably supporting the service hole cover. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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