CN116856155A - Clothes treating apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a clothing treatment device (10), which includes: a box (12); and a fragrance component (14), which is provided in the box (12). The fragrance component (14) includes a container that contains element (16) and an operating element (18), the operating element (18) can release or close the fragrance in the containing element (16). The embodiments of the present application can facilitate the convenient operation of switching on and off the fragrance.

Description

laundry treatment device

Technical field

The present invention relates to the technical field of clothing treatment, and in particular, to a clothing treatment device.

Background technique

The fragrance products of some existing clothing treatment devices are in direct contact with the clothing, which may leave stains on the clothing, or the concentration is difficult to control, and the switch is inconvenient.

There are also fragrance products in some clothes treatment devices that do not come into direct contact with clothes, but they still have shortcomings such as inconvenient opening and closing.

Therefore, there is room for improvement.

Contents of the invention

The present invention aims to solve at least one of the problems described above.

To address the above objectives, embodiments of the present invention relate to a clothing treatment device, which includes: a box; and a fragrance component, which is provided in the box. The fragrance component includes a containing element and an operating element. The operating element can release or close the fragrance in the containing element.

The embodiments of the present application can facilitate the convenient operation of switching on and off the fragrance.

Optionally, the operating element and the receiving element are stacked in first and second directions that are different from each other.

In this way, it can be beneficial to the convenient operation of turning on and off the fragrance and the effective use of space.

Optionally, the operating element includes an operating part and a cap part linked with the operating part, and the cap part can release or close the fragrance along with the movement of the operating part.

In this way, it can facilitate the convenient operation of turning on and off the fragrance.

Optionally, the operating portion and the accommodating element are staggered in a first direction, and the cap portion and the accommodating element are relatively movable in a second direction different from the first direction.

In this way, it can be beneficial to the convenient operation of turning on and off the fragrance and the effective use of space.

Optionally, the operating element includes an actuator that can urge the operating part and/or the cap part to move.

In this way, it may be helpful to urge the operation part and/or the cap part to move to turn on and off the fragrance.

Optionally, the actuating member includes a linkage shaft connected to the operating part, and a linkage elastic member corresponding to the linkage shaft.

In this way, it can be advantageous for the linkage elastic member to drive the operation part to move through the linkage shaft.

Optionally, the actuating member includes a stop shaft and a stop elastic member corresponding to the stop shaft, one of the stop shaft and the linkage shaft includes a bump, and the other includes a bump corresponding to the stop shaft. The corresponding guide surfaces and grooves of the bumps.

In this way, the operation part and/or the cap part can be facilitated to move and stop at a specific position.

Optionally, the guide surface and the groove are adjacent and spaced apart.

In this way, the operation part and/or the cap part can be facilitated to move to a specific position and stop.

Optionally, the guide surface is an inclined surface, and is configured so that when the operating part drives the linkage shaft to move axially, the convex block can move along the guide surface and then enter the groove.

In this way, the operation part and the linkage shaft can be helped to move smoothly and reach the stop position.

Optionally, there are a plurality of operating parts and a plurality of cap parts respectively.

In this way, it can be helpful to adjust the type and concentration of fragrance.

Optionally, the operating part and the cap part are respectively the same or different in size.

In this way, it can help adjust the concentration and type of fragrance.

Optionally, the operating element includes a closing part, a closing linkage shaft linked with the closing part, and a closing elastic member corresponding to the closing linkage shaft, and both the closing linkage shaft and the stop shaft One includes a closing protrusion, and the other includes a closing guide surface corresponding to the closing protrusion.

In this way, it can help to turn off the fragrance.

Optionally, the closing guide surface is an inclined surface, and is configured such that when the closing portion drives the closing linkage shaft to move axially, the closing bump pushes the stop shaft to move axially, thereby causing the closing portion to move axially. The bump is detached from the groove and comes into contact with the guide surface.

This helps to switch off the fragrance smoothly.

Optionally, the operating element includes a receiving portion, and the operating portion, the cap portion and the closing portion are respectively at least partially located outside the receiving portion.

In this way, the operation of the operating element can be facilitated.

Optionally, the containing element includes a containing part and a leaking part, and the cap part and the leaking part can move relative to each other to release or close the fragrance in the containing part.

In this way, it can facilitate the convenient operation of turning on and off the fragrance.

Optionally, the containing element includes a replaceable fragrance container including the containing part, the leaking part and a lid.

In this way, it can facilitate the replacement and replenishment of fragrance.

Optionally, the containing element includes a box fixed to the box, which at least partially accommodates the fragrance container, the box includes an opening corresponding to the leakage part, and the cap part can be opened or Close said opening.

In this way, the installation of the fragrance container, as well as the release and closing of the fragrance can be facilitated.

Optionally, the box body includes a plurality of openings, and there are a plurality of operating parts and a plurality of cap parts respectively, and the number corresponds to the number of the openings.

In this way, it can be beneficial to the flexibility of switching on and off and adjusting the fragrance.

Optionally, the gas flow area of at least one of the openings is different from the gas flow areas of the remaining openings.

This can help adjust the concentration of the fragrance.

Optionally, the laundry treatment device includes a laundry treatment chamber and an airflow passage in fluid communication with the laundry treatment chamber, and a part of the fragrance component may be exposed in the airflow passage.

In this way, it can be advantageous to apply fragrance to the clothes in the clothes treatment chamber through the fragrance component and the air flow passage.

Optionally, the clothes treatment device includes a clothes treatment chamber, and after the cap part leaves the leakage part, the leakage part is in contact with the circulating air passing through the clothes treatment chamber.

In this way, it can help to release the fragrance through the leakage part and the circulating air.

Optionally, the accommodation element is provided with a plurality of leakage portions, and the cross-sectional area of at least one leakage portion exposed to the circulating air is different from the remaining leakage portions.

In this way, the concentration of the fragrance released through the leakage part can be advantageously adjusted.

Optionally, the accommodating element is provided with a plurality of leakage parts, and there are a plurality of operation parts and cap parts respectively, and the number corresponds to the number of the leakage parts respectively.

In this way, flexibility in adjusting the fragrance released through the leakage part can be facilitated.

Optionally, the leak contains a plug made of porous media.

In this way, the leakage part can be facilitated to release fragrance.

If technical conditions permit, the technical solutions of the above embodiments can be combined in any way.

The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. The same or similar numbers may be used in the figures to refer to the same or similar elements, shapes, structures, features, etc. in different embodiments, and the same or similar elements, shapes, structures, etc. in different embodiments as well as those in the prior art may be omitted. , description of features, effects, etc.

Description of the drawings

1 is a schematic front view of a clothes treatment device according to an aspect of an embodiment of the present invention;

Figure 2 is a partial cross-sectional schematic view of the fragrance component of the laundry treatment device in Figure 1;

Figure 3 is a schematic top view of the operating components of the fragrance component in Figure 2;

Figure 4 is another schematic top view similar to Figure 3;

Figure 5 is another partial cross-sectional schematic view similar to Figure 2;

Figure 6 is a partial cross-sectional schematic view of the box body of the fragrance component in Figure 5;

Figure 7 is a partial cross-sectional view of the receiving element of the fragrance component in Figure 5; and

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the box in FIG. 6 .

Detailed ways

FIG. 1 is a schematic front view of a clothes treatment device according to an aspect of an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1 , one aspect of the embodiment of the present invention relates to a clothes treatment device 10 , which includes a box 12 and a fragrance component 14 disposed in the box 12 .

FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional schematic view of the fragrance component of the laundry treatment device in FIG. 1 . Referring to FIG. 2 , the fragrance component 14 includes a receiving element 16 and an operating element 18 . The operating element 18 can release or close the fragrance in the containing element 16 .

The embodiments of the present application can facilitate the convenient operation of switching on and off the fragrance.

For example, disposing the fragrance component 14 in the box 12 can facilitate applying fragrance to the clothes in the box 12 . The containing element 16 contains fragrance, which can help reduce and avoid the possibility of direct contact between fragrance and the clothes. The fragrance in the accommodating element 16 can be released or closed through the operating element 18. Compared with releasing or closing the fragrance directly through the accommodating element 16, the possibility of being limited by space and structure is less, so that More convenient to operate.

Optionally, the operating element 18 and the receiving element 16 are stacked in first and second directions X and Y that are different from each other.

In this way, it can be beneficial to the convenient operation of turning on and off the fragrance and the effective use of space.

The operating element 18 and the receiving element 16 may respectively include portions stacked on each other in the first direction X and the second direction Y, which may help reduce the size of the fragrance component 14 in a single direction. The possibility is high, and the fragrance can be switched on and off in a direction that is convenient for operation, and the possibility of being limited by space and structure is relatively small.

Terms such as "first" and "second" in this article are not intended to represent priority, importance, etc., but are only used to help distinguish the directions, shapes, structures, components, etc. they modify.

Optionally, the operating element 18 includes an operating part 20 and a cap part 22 linked with the operating part 20. The cap part 22 can release or close the fragrance along with the movement of the operating part 20.

In this way, it can facilitate the convenient operation of turning on and off the fragrance.

The operating part 20 and the cap part 22 can be respectively provided in easy-to-operate and difficult-to-operate locations. For example, the operating part 20 can be provided on the outside of the fragrance component 14 and the box 12 to facilitate operation. , the cap portion 22 can be provided inside the fragrance component 14 and the box 12 to facilitate the inward release of fragrance.

In this article, the terms "inside", "outside", "front", "back", "top", "bottom", "left", "right", "top" and "bottom" represent the orientation and relationship. Referring to what is shown in the drawings, it may also correspond to the orientation and relationship of the clothes treatment device 10 in actual use.

Optionally, the operating portion 20 and the accommodating element 16 are staggered in the first direction X, and the cap portion 22 and the accommodating element 16 can move relatively in a second direction Y different from the first direction X. .

In this way, it can be beneficial to the convenient operation of turning on and off the fragrance and the effective use of space.

For example, the operating part 20 may be provided above and below the accommodating element 16, and the cap part 22 and the accommodating element 16 may move relative to each other in the front-rear direction. The cap part 22 may be provided at the upper and lower rear of the operating part 20 .

FIG. 3 is a schematic top view of the operating element in FIG. 2 . FIG. 4 is another schematic top view similar to FIG. 3 . As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 , optionally, the operating element 18 includes an actuator 24 that can urge the operating part 20 and/or the cap part 22 to move.

In this way, it may be helpful to urge the operation part 20 and/or the cap part 22 to move to turn on and off the fragrance.

Referring to FIG. 3 , the actuator 24 can drive the cap part 22 to move when the operating part 20 is moved by force to release fragrance. As shown in Figures 2 and 4, the actuator 24 can also drive the operating part 20 and the cap part 22 to return to the initial position to close the fragrance.

Optionally, the actuating member 24 includes a linkage shaft 26 connected to the operating part 20 and a linkage elastic member 28 corresponding to the linkage shaft 26 .

In this way, the linkage elastic member 28 can be facilitated to drive the operation part 20 to move through the linkage shaft 26 .

When the operating part 20 is moved by force, the cap part 22 can be driven to move through the linkage shaft 26 to release the fragrance. At the same time, the linkage elastic member 28 accumulates elasticity as the linkage shaft 26 moves. potential energy. Thereafter, the linkage elastic member 28 can use the elastic potential energy to drive the linkage shaft 26, the operation part 20, and the cap part 22 to return to the initial position to close the fragrance.

Optionally, the actuating member 24 includes a stop shaft 30 and a stop elastic member 32 corresponding to the stop shaft 30 , and one of the stop shaft 30 and the linkage shaft 26 includes a bump. 34, and the other includes a guide surface 36 and a groove 38 corresponding to the bump 34.

In this way, the operation part 20 and/or the cap part 22 can be facilitated to move to a specific position and stop.

When the operating part 20 is moved by force, the protrusion 34 can move along the guide surface 36 and then enter the groove 38 to position the operating part 20 and the cap part 22 at corresponding positions. The stop elastic member 32 can accumulate elastic potential energy as the stop shaft 30 moves, and can use the elastic potential energy to drive the stop shaft 30 to move.

The bump 34 may be provided between the operating part 20 and the linkage elastic member 28 . The linkage elastic member 28 may be provided between the bump 34 and the cap part 22 .

Optionally, the guide surface 36 and the groove 38 are adjacent and spaced apart.

In this way, the operation part 20 and/or the cap part 22 can be facilitated to move to a specific position and stop.

When the operation part 20 is forced, the protrusion 34 can move along the guide surface 36 and stop after entering the groove 38 , and the cap part 22 moves and stops accordingly.

Optionally, the guide surface 36 is an inclined surface, and is configured so that when the operating part 20 drives the linkage shaft 26 to move axially, the convex block 34 can move along the guide surface 36 and then enter the position. The groove 38.

In this way, the operation part 20 and the linkage shaft 26 can be helped to move smoothly and reach the stopping position.

The guide surface 36 can be inclined toward the groove 38 , so that the protrusion 34 can move along the guide surface 36 and then enter the groove 38 .

Optionally, there are multiple operating parts 20 and multiple cap parts 22 respectively.

In this way, it can be helpful to adjust the type and concentration of fragrance.

Each of the operating parts 20 and the cap part 22 can respectively correspond to different types and concentrations of fragrance, so as to adjust the type and concentration of the fragrance accordingly.

Optionally, the operating part 20 and the cap part 22 are respectively the same or different in size.

In this way, it can help adjust the concentration and type of fragrance.

In some embodiments, the operation part 20 and the cap part 22 of the same size can respectively correspond to different types and concentrations of fragrances. In some embodiments, the larger operation part 20 and the cap part 22 can correspond to a higher fragrance concentration, and the smaller ones can correspond to a lower fragrance concentration. vice versa.

In some embodiments, as shown in the figure, the operating part 20 and the cap part 22 may respectively include three operating parts 17, 19, and 21, which are large, medium, and small, and three cap parts 23, 25, which are large, medium, and small. 27, which can correspond to three fragrance concentrations: high, medium and low.

Optionally, the operating element 18 includes a closing part 40, a closing linkage shaft 42 linked with the closing part 40, and a closing elastic member 44 corresponding to the closing linkage shaft 42. The closing linkage shaft 42 and the closing linkage shaft 42 are One of the stop shafts 30 includes a closing protrusion 46 , and the other includes a closing guide surface 48 corresponding to the closing protrusion 46 .

In this way, it can help to turn off the fragrance.

When the closing portion 40 is forced to move, the closing protrusion 46 can move along the closing guide surface 48 to push the stop shaft 30, the stop elastic member 32, and the closing elastic member 44 to move. , the bump 34 can be detached from the groove 38 and contact the guide surface 36, and the linkage elastic member 28 can drive the operating part 20 and the cap part 22 to return to the state shown in Figure 4 by elastic potential energy. to switch off the fragrance. Afterwards, the closing elastic member 44 and the stop elastic member 32 can drive the closing part 40 and the stop shaft 30 to return to the initial position shown in FIG. 4 with the help of elastic potential energy.

The distance that the closing protrusion 46 moves along the closing guide surface 48 may be greater than the distance that the protrusion 34 moves along the guide surface 36 .

The closing guide surface 48 can be provided at the free end of the stop shaft 30 , and the stop elastic member 32 can be provided at the other end of the stop shaft 30 . The guide surface 36 and the groove 38 may be provided between the closing guide surface 48 and the stop elastic member 32 .

Optionally, the closing guide surface 48 is an inclined surface, and is configured so that when the closing portion 40 drives the closing linkage shaft 42 to move axially, the closing protrusion 46 pushes the stop shaft 30 axially. By moving, the protrusion 34 is disengaged from the groove 38 and comes into contact with the guide surface 36 .

This helps to switch off the fragrance smoothly.

The closing guide surface 48 can be inclined in the direction in which the closing protrusion 46 moves, so that when the closing portion 40 is forced to move backward, the stop shaft 30 can be pushed to move to the left, during which the closing portion 40 is forced to move backward. The elastic member 44 and the stop elastic member 32 can accumulate elastic potential energy. After that, with the help of the elastic potential energy, the closing elastic member 44 can drive the closing linkage shaft 42 and the closing part 40 to move forward, and the stop shaft 30 can be driven to the right by the stop elastic member 32 move.

The slope of the closing guide surface 48 may be smaller than the slope of the guide surface 36 .

Optionally, the operating element 18 includes a receiving portion 50 , and the operating portion 20 , the cap portion 22 and the closing portion 40 are respectively at least partially located outside the receiving portion 50 .

In this way, the operating element 18 can be operated more conveniently.

FIG. 5 is another partial cross-sectional schematic view similar to FIG. 2 . Please refer to FIG. 5 , the receiving portion 50 may be generally box-shaped including a top wall 51 , a bottom wall 53 , a front wall 55 , a rear wall 57 , a left wall 59 , and a right wall 61 . The top wall 51 is removable. The top wall 51 is omitted in Figures 3 and 4. The operating part 20 and the closing part 40 may protrude from the front wall 55 . The cap part 22 may protrude from the rear wall 57 . The stop elastic member 32 can be in contact with the inside of the left wall 59 . The stop shaft 30 can extend from the stop elastic member 32 to the right wall 61 .

The linkage elastic member 28 and the closing elastic member 44 can be in contact with the inside of the rear wall 57 . The linkage shaft 26 can penetrate the front wall 55 and the rear wall 57 , and includes a linkage extrusion portion 63 that can press the linkage elastic member 28 toward the rear wall 57 . The closing linkage shaft 42 can extend between the front wall 55 and the rear wall 57 , and includes a closing extrusion portion 65 that presses the closing elastic member 44 toward the rear wall 57 .

Referring to Figures 2 and 5, optionally, the accommodation element 16 includes an accommodation part 52 and a leakage part 54. The cap part 22 and the leakage part 54 can move relative to release or close the leakage in the accommodation part 52. The fragrance.

In this way, it can facilitate the convenient operation of turning on and off the fragrance.

As shown in FIG. 2 , when the cap part 22 closes the leakage part 54 , the fragrance in the accommodation part 52 cannot be released outward. Referring to FIG. 5 , when the cap part 22 opens the leakage part 54 , the fragrance in the accommodation part 52 can be released from the gap 49 in fluid communication with the leakage part 54 .

Optionally, the containment element 16 includes a replaceable fragrance container 56 including the containment portion 52 , the leakage portion 54 and a lid 58 .

In this way, it can facilitate the replacement and replenishment of fragrance.

When it is necessary to replace or replenish the fragrance, the fragrance container 56 can be taken out and put into another fragrance container containing fragrance to replace or replenish the fragrance of the fragrance component 14, or the fragrance container 56 can be opened. The lid 58 is replaced with the accommodating part 52 of the fragrance container 54, and the fragrance container 56 is replaced after replenishing the fragrance.

Optionally, the containing element 16 includes a box 60 fixed to the box 12, which at least partially accommodates the fragrance container 56, and the box 60 includes an opening 62 corresponding to the leakage portion 54, The cap portion 22 can open or close the opening 62 .

In this way, the installation of the fragrance container 56 and the release and closing of the fragrance can be facilitated.

The box 60 can be fixed to the box 12 by welding or other methods. The leakage portion 54 can be disposed adjacent to and opposite to the opening 62 , can protrude into the opening 62 , and can pass through the opening 62 . Referring to FIG. 5 , when the cap part 22 moves away to open the opening 62 , the fragrance can pass through the leakage part 54 , the opening 62 and the gap between the cap part 22 and the containing element 16 49 is released outward. As shown in FIG. 2 , when the cap part 22 is close to close the opening 62 , the fragrance is enclosed inside the fragrance component 14 and is in a closed state.

FIG. 6 is a partial cross-sectional view of the box body of the fragrance component in FIG. 5 . Please refer to FIGS. 4 , 5 , and 6 . Optionally, the box 60 includes a plurality of openings 62 , and there are a plurality of operating parts 20 and cap parts 22 respectively, and the number is the same as that of the openings 62 . The quantities correspond respectively.

In this way, it can be beneficial to the flexibility of switching on and off and adjusting the fragrance.

Each operating part 20 can drive the corresponding cap part 22 to move, so that the corresponding opening 62 can be opened or closed. When it is necessary to open the fragrance and adjust the concentration and type of the fragrance, the corresponding operation part 20 can be operated.

Optionally, the gas flow area of at least one opening 62 is different from the gas flow area of the remaining openings 62 .

This can help adjust the concentration of the fragrance.

The gas flow area of the opening 62 may correspond to its opening area. The opening 62 with a larger gas flow area can correspond to a higher fragrance concentration, and the opening 62 with a smaller gas flow area can correspond to a lower fragrance concentration. vice versa.

The clothes treatment device 10 may be an integrated washing and drying machine or a clothes dryer. Please continue to refer to FIG. 1 , optionally, the laundry treatment device 10 includes a laundry treatment chamber 64 and an airflow passage 66 in fluid communication with the laundry treatment chamber 64 , and a part of the fragrance component 14 can be exposed to the airflow. Within passage 66.

In this way, it may be advantageous to apply fragrance to the clothes in the clothes treatment chamber 64 through the fragrance component 14 and the air flow passage 66 .

The fragrance component 14 may be disposed at the front of the box 12 and below the clothing treatment chamber 64 . The laundry processing device 10 can perform washing, drying and other processing on the laundry in the laundry processing chamber 64 . When the clothes treatment device 10 is drying clothes in the clothes treatment chamber 64, the fragrance of the fragrance component 14 can enter the clothes treatment chamber 64 through the air flow passage 66 and be absorbed by the clothes. . After a certain period of gas circulation, the function of adding fragrance to clothes can be realized.

Optionally, the laundry treatment device 10 includes a laundry treatment chamber 64. After the cap portion 22 leaves the leakage portion 54, the leakage portion 54 is in contact with the circulating air passing through the laundry treatment chamber 64.

In this way, it can help to release the fragrance through the leakage part 54 and the circulating air.

When the leakage part 54 comes into contact with the circulating air passing through the clothes treatment chamber 64, the fragrance can enter the circulation air from the leakage part 54, and then enter the clothes processing chamber 64 along with the circulation air. , can be absorbed by the clothes in the clothes treatment chamber 64 . After a certain period of gas circulation, the function of adding fragrance to clothes can be realized.

FIG. 7 is a partial cross-sectional view of the receiving element of the fragrance component in FIG. 5 . As shown in FIG. 7 , optionally, the accommodating element 16 has a plurality of leakage portions 54 , and the cross-sectional area of at least one leakage portion 54 exposed to the circulating air is different from that of the remaining leakage portions 54 .

In this way, the concentration of the fragrance released through the leakage part 54 can be advantageously adjusted.

The leakage part 54 with a larger cross-sectional area exposed to the circulating air may correspond to a higher fragrance concentration, and the leakage part 54 with a smaller cross-sectional area exposed to the circulating air may correspond to a higher fragrance concentration. For low fragrance concentration, the leakage portions 54 with the same cross-sectional area exposed to the circulating air can correspond to the same fragrance concentration.

Referring to FIGS. 4 , 5 , and 7 , optionally, the accommodation element 16 has a plurality of leakage parts 54 , a plurality of operation parts 20 and a plurality of cap parts 22 respectively, and the number is the same as the leakage part 54 . The number of parts 54 corresponds respectively.

In this way, the flexibility of adjusting the fragrance released through the leakage part 54 can be facilitated.

Each operating part 20 can drive the corresponding cap part 22 to move to open and close the fragrance leaked from the corresponding leaking part 54. When it is necessary to open a certain fragrance or adjust the concentration and type of the fragrance, the corresponding operation part 20 can be operated.

Optionally, the leak 54 contains a plug made of porous media.

In this way, the leakage part 54 can be facilitated to release fragrance.

The leakage part 54 can absorb liquid fragrance through the gaps. When gas comes into contact with the leakage part 54, the fragrance adsorbed by the gaps in the leakage part 54 may volatilize into the gas.

Please continue to refer to Figure 1. On the one hand, the embodiment of the present invention relates to a clothes treatment device 10, which includes: a box 12; and a fragrance component 14, which is provided in the box 12. The fragrance component 14 includes an Replacement fragrance container 56.

The embodiments of the present application can facilitate the replacement of fragrances, etc.

For example, disposing the fragrance component 14 in the box 12 can facilitate applying fragrance to the clothes in the box 12 . When it is necessary to replace or replenish the fragrance, the fragrance container 56 can be taken out, replaced and replenished with fragrance and then put back, or a replacement fragrance container 56 can be put in.

Please continue to refer to FIG. 5 , optionally, the fragrance container 56 includes a receiving part 52 and a leaking part 54 .

In this way, it can be advantageous that the fragrance does not come into direct contact with the clothes and the concentration is easy to control.

The accommodating part 52 can accommodate fragrance, and the leaking part 54 can leak the fragrance of the accommodating part 52 . The concentration of fragrance application can be adjusted by controlling the leakage portion 54 .

Optionally, the fragrance container 56 includes a cover 58 that is opposite to the leakage portion 54 and together closes the accommodating portion 52 .

In this way, it can be helpful to replace and replenish the fragrance container 56 .

When replacing or replenishing fragrance, the lid 58 can be opened and a different or the same fragrance can be added to the accommodating portion 52 . The leakage portion 54 can be disposed in a location of the laundry treatment device 10 that is not easily accessible, such as inside. The cover 58 may be disposed at an easily accessible location of the laundry treatment device 10 , such as an exterior.

Please continue to refer to FIG. 7 , optionally, the fragrance container 56 includes a plurality of chambers 68 , and each of the chambers 68 includes the accommodating part 52 and the leaking part 54 .

In this way, the flexibility of adjusting the concentration and type of fragrance can be facilitated.

As shown in FIG. 7 , the fragrance container 56 may include three chambers 68 , and each chamber 68 includes one receiving part 52 and one leaking part 54 . The accommodating part 52 may be in the shape of a box with openings on two opposite walls. The leakage portion 54 can fill an opening on one wall of the receiving portion 52, such as the rear wall. The cover 58 can close the opening on another wall of the receiving portion 52, such as the front wall. The cover 58 may partially protrude into the accommodating part 52 and contact the inner wall of the accommodating part 52 to close the accommodating part 52 and enhance the bonding force between them.

Optionally, the accommodation volume of the accommodation portion 52 of at least one of the chambers 68 is different from the accommodation portions 52 of the remaining chambers 68 .

In this way, it can help adjust the concentration and type of fragrance.

As shown in the figure, the three chambers 68 can be chambers 69, 71, and 73 with large, medium, and small volumes respectively, and can respectively correspond to the large, medium, and small operating parts 17, 19, and 21. Therefore, Describe large, medium and small cap parts 23, 25, 27, and fragrances with high, medium and low concentrations. When high, medium or low concentration of fragrance is required, the corresponding large, medium or small cap part 23, 25, 27 can be driven by the large, medium or small operating part 17, 19 and 21 to move , to release the fragrance in the corresponding large, medium and small chambers 69, 71 and 73.

In other embodiments, the large, medium and small chambers 69, 71 and 73 can respectively correspond to three different fragrances. When a certain type of fragrance is needed, the fragrance corresponding to the chambers 69, 71, 73 can be released.

Optionally, the type of fragrance in the receiving portion 52 of at least one of the chambers 68 is different from the receiving portions 52 of the remaining chambers 68 .

In this way, it is helpful to adjust the type of fragrance.

The fragrance corresponding to the chamber 68 can be released according to the demand for the type of fragrance, so as to adjust the type of fragrance.

Optionally, the leakage portion 54 of at least one of the chambers 68 may have a different area exposed to external air than the leakage portions 54 of the remaining chambers 68 .

This can help adjust the concentration of the fragrance.

As shown in the figure, the leakage part 54 may include large, medium and small leakage parts 41, 43 and 45 respectively, which correspond to the large, medium and small chambers 69, 71 and 73 respectively.

For example, when a high concentration of fragrance is required, the large chamber 69 corresponding to the large leakage portion 41 can be selected. When a low concentration of fragrance is required, the small chamber 73 corresponding to the small leakage part 45 can be selected. When a medium concentration of fragrance is required, the middle chamber 71 corresponding to the middle leakage part 43 can be selected.

Optionally, the leakage portion 54 is made of a material that is permeable to liquid or gas.

In this way, it can be beneficial to the release of fragrance.

For example, the leakage part 54 can absorb the liquid fragrance in the accommodation part 52 , so that when it comes into contact with outside air, the liquid fragrance it absorbs can volatilize, enter the gas, and flow with the gas.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the box in FIG. 6 . Referring to FIG. 8 , optionally, the fragrance component 14 includes a box 60 fixed to the box 12 , which includes a receiving cavity 70 that at least partially accommodates the fragrance container 56 and a receiving cavity 70 connected to the receiving cavity 70 . The fragrance container 56 can enter and exit the receiving cavity 70 through the communicating inlet and outlet portion 72 .

In this way, the installation of the fragrance container 56 can be facilitated.

The box 60 may be in the shape of a rectangular parallelepiped. The receiving cavity 70 may have a shape, structure, and size corresponding to the fragrance container 56 to accommodate the fragrance container 56 . The inlet and outlet portion 72 may be an opening through which the fragrance container 56 can pass.

Please continue to refer to FIG. 7 , optionally, the fragrance container 56 includes a cover 58 that can seal the inlet and outlet 72 .

In this way, the structure of the clothes treatment device 10 is compact and the appearance is beautiful.

The cover 58 can partially protrude into the entrance and exit portion 72 , contact the inner wall of the fragrance container 56 , and cover the outer end surface of the entrance and exit portion 72 to close the entrance and exit portion 72 so that the box 60 does not A separate cover is required, and the opening of the inlet and outlet portion 72 is covered. The clothes processing device 10 has a compact structure and beautiful appearance.

Optionally, the fragrance container 56 includes a lid 58 including a handle portion 74 protruding outside the box body 60 .

In this way, it can be convenient to put the fragrance container 56 into the box 60 and take it out from the box 60 .

The handle portion 74 may be an edge portion of the cover 58 protruding outside the box body 60 . When the fragrance container 56 needs to be put into the box body 60 and taken out from the box body 60 , force can be applied to the handle portion 74 .

Optionally, the box body 60 includes an opening 62 located opposite to the inlet and outlet portion 72 .

In this way, the fragrance can be facilitated to be released inside the laundry treatment device 10 .

The opening 62 may communicate with the interior of the laundry treatment device 10 to facilitate the release of fragrance into the interior of the laundry treatment device 10 . The inlet and outlet portion 72 can communicate with the outside of the laundry treatment device 10 to facilitate the installation and replacement of the fragrance container 56 .

Optionally, the fragrance container 56 includes a leakage portion 54 that can leak fragrance outward through the opening 62 .

In this way, it can help control the release of fragrance.

The leakage portion 54 may be exposed in the opening 62 and/or outside the opening 62 . The fragrance leaked from the leakage part 54 can be released outside the box 60 through the opening 62 .

Please continue to refer to Figures 2 and 5. Optionally, the fragrance component 14 includes an operating element 18, which includes an operating part 20 and a cap part 22. The cap part 22 can be opened or closed with the movement of the operating part 20. The opening 62 is used to release or close the fragrance leaked from the leaking part 54 .

In this way, the fragrance switch operation can be facilitated.

When the cap part 22 opens the opening 62, there may be a gap 49 between the cap part 22 and the box 60 that allows the leakage part 54 to fluidly communicate with the outside of the fragrance component 14. It can be released outside the fragrance component 14 through the gap 49 . When the cap part 22 closes the opening 62 , the fragrance can be restricted within the fragrance component 14 . The operation part 20 can be provided at a convenient location to turn on and off the fragrance.

Optionally, the fragrance component 14 includes an operating element 18 located outside the box 60 .

In this way, the storage location of the fragrance can be separated from the control operation location, so that the control operation is less likely to be limited by space and orientation.

The operating element 18 can be adjusted and operated outside the box 60 where the fragrance is stored, and the adjustment operation is less likely to be limited by space and orientation.

Optionally, the fragrance component 14 includes an operating element 18 that is staggered with the fragrance container 56 and can release or close the fragrance of the fragrance container 56 .

In this way, it can be advantageous that the operating element 18 and the fragrance container 56 are less likely to interfere with each other.

The operating element 18 and the fragrance container 56 can be arranged in staggered positions up and down, front and back, and left and right. When the fragrance container 56 is installed or replaced, the probability of being interfered by the misaligned operating elements 18 is low. The operation of the operating element 18 is less likely to be interfered by the misaligned fragrance containers 56 .

Optionally, the fragrance component 14 includes an operating element 18 which is provided separately from the fragrance container 56 and can release or close the fragrance of the fragrance container 56 .

In this way, the fragrance container 56 can be easily replaced.

The operating element 18 can be fixed to the box 12 by welding or other methods. When the fragrance needs to be replaced or replenished, only the fragrance container 56 can be taken out instead of the fragrance component 14 as a whole. The operation is relatively simple, and the operating element 18 does not need to be disassembled and assembled multiple times, and the possibility of damage is relatively low. Low.

The various specific implementations described above and shown in the drawings are only used to illustrate the present invention and are not exhaustive of the present invention. Within the scope of the basic technical idea of the present invention, any changes made to the present invention by those of ordinary skill in the relevant technical fields are within the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A laundry treatment device (10), characterized in that it includes: Box (12); and A fragrance component (14) is provided in the box (12). The fragrance component (14) includes a containing element (16) and an operating element (18). The operating element (18) can be released or closed. Fragrance inside the containing element (16). 2. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the operating element (18) and the receiving element (16) are in a first direction (X) and a second direction (X) that are different from each other. Y) Stacking. 3. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 1, wherein the operating element (18) includes an operating part (20) and a cap part (22) linked with the operating part (20), The cap part (22) can release or close the fragrance along with the movement of the operating part (20). 4. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 3, characterized in that the operating part (20) and the receiving element (16) are staggered in the first direction (X), and the cap part (22) ) and the receiving element (16) are relatively movable in a second direction (Y) different from the first direction (X). 5. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 3, characterized in that the operating element (18) includes an actuator that can urge the operating part (20) and/or the cap part (22) to move. Moving parts (24). 6. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 5, characterized in that the actuating member (24) includes a linkage shaft (26) connected to the operating part (20), and a linkage shaft (26) connected to the operation part (20). The corresponding linkage elastic member (28) of the shaft (26). 7. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 6, wherein the actuating member (24) includes a stop shaft (30) and a stop elasticity corresponding to the stop shaft (30). One of the stop shaft (30) and the linkage shaft (26) includes a protrusion (34), and the other includes a guide surface (36) corresponding to the protrusion (34). ) and groove (38). 8. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 7, wherein the guide surface (36) and the groove (38) are adjacent and spaced apart. 9. The laundry processing device (10) according to claim 8, characterized in that the guide surface (36) is an inclined surface, and is configured so that the operating part (20) drives the linkage shaft (26) When moving axially, the bump (34) can move along the guide surface (36) and then enter the groove (38). 10. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 7, characterized in that there are a plurality of said operating parts (20) and said cap parts (22) respectively. 11. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 10, characterized in that the operating part (20) and the cap part (22) are respectively the same or different in size. 12. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 7, characterized in that the operating element (18) includes a closing portion (40), and a closing linkage shaft (42) linked with the closing portion (40) , and a closing elastic member (44) corresponding to the closing linkage shaft (42), one of the closing linkage shaft (42) and the stop shaft (30) includes a closing projection (46), and the other One includes a closing guide surface (48) corresponding to the closing bump (46). 13. The laundry processing device (10) according to claim 12, characterized in that the closing guide surface (48) is an inclined surface, and is configured such that the closing portion (40) drives the closing linkage shaft ( 42) When moving axially, the closing bump (46) pushes the stop shaft (30) to move axially, so that the bump (34) breaks away from the groove (38) and is separated from the groove (38). The guide surface (36) contacts and fits. 14. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 12, wherein the operating element (18) includes a receiving part (50), the operating part (20), the cap part (22) and The closing parts (40) are each at least partially located outside the receiving part (50). 15. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 3, characterized in that the accommodation element (16) includes an accommodation portion (52) and a leakage portion (54), the cap portion (22) and the leakage portion (54). The leaking part (54) can move relatively to release or close the fragrance in the containing part (52). 16. Laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 15, characterized in that said receiving element (16) comprises a replaceable fragrance container (56) comprising said receiving portion (52), said Leakage part (54) and cover (58). 17. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 16, characterized in that the accommodation element (16) includes a box (60) fixed to the box (12), which at least partially accommodates the Fragrance container (56), the box body (60) includes an opening (62) corresponding to the leakage part (54), and the cap part (22) can open or close the opening (62). 18. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 17, wherein the box body (60) includes a plurality of openings (62), the operating part (20) and the cap part ( 22) are respectively multiple, and the number corresponds to the number of the openings (62) respectively. 19. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 18, wherein the gas flow area of at least one of the openings (62) is different from the gas flow areas of the remaining openings (62). 20. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 15, characterized in that it includes a laundry treatment chamber (64) and an airflow passage (66) in fluid communication with the laundry treatment chamber (64), and the fragrance Portions of the assembly (14) may be exposed within the airflow passage (66). 21. The clothes treatment device (10) according to claim 15, characterized in that it includes a clothes treatment chamber (64), and after the cap part (22) leaves the leakage part (54), the leakage part (54) 54) Contact with the circulating air passing through the laundry treatment chamber (64). 22. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 21, wherein the containing element (16) is provided with a plurality of leakage portions (54), and at least one of the leakage portions (54) is exposed The cross-sectional area of the circulating air is different from the rest of the leakage portion (54). 23. The laundry treatment device (10) according to claim 15, characterized in that the accommodation element (16) is provided with a plurality of leakage parts (54), the operation part (20) and the cap There are a plurality of parts (22) respectively, and the number corresponds to the number of the leakage parts (54). 24. The laundry treatment device (10) of claim 15, wherein the leakage portion (54) includes a plug made of porous media.