Bearing for a folding backrest
View Patent ↗A folding backrest in a vehicle, comprises a bearing arm which is assigned to the backrest and is connected to a positionally fixed bearing block in an articulated manner, the bearing arm being assigned a locking element which, when the bearing arm is rotated rapidly about the joint, is guided by the bearing arm along a slotted guide toward a stop or into an end region of the slotted guide, but, upon slow rotation, allows the bearing arm to rotate freely, and the slotted guide has a recess which, when the bearing arm is rotated slowly, allows the locking element to get out of the way of the pivoting region of bearing arm.
1. A bearing for a folding backrest in a vehicle, comprises a bearing arm connected in a rotatable manner to a fixed bearing block, the bearing arm includes a locking element which, when the bearing arm is rotated rapidly about a joint, is guided by the bearing arm along a slotted guide toward a stop or into an end region of the slotted guide, and, upon slow rotation, allows the bearing arm to rotate freely, and the slotted guide has a recess which, when the bearing arm is rotated slowly, allows the locking element to get out of the way of a pivoting region of said bearing arm, the locking element running with two spaced-apart sliding bodies in the slotted guide and a spacing between the two sliding bodies serving to temporarily accommodate one end of the bearing arm, wherein a pin is provided on the locking element, said pin engaging in a recess in the bearing block, wherein the pin moves in a radius about one of the two sliding bodies remaining in the slotted guide and moves approximately parallel to the slotted guide.
2. The bearing as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the recess is approximately oval in shape.
3. The bearing as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the recess runs obliquely to the slotted guide.
4. The bearing as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the locking element includes a stop plate on which the sliding bodies and the pin are arranged in a triangle.
5. The bearing as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a spring is pressed onto the locking element.