Household cooking appliance
A household cooking appliance includes a cooking compartment and a door for closing the cooking compartment. The door has two door profiles arranged at a distance from one another, an inner pane fastened to the door profiles, and a condensate strip arranged between the door profiles and configured to divert liquid condensed on the inner pane. Each of the door profiles includes an interface which is configured to detachably connect the condensate strip to the door profiles.
1. A household cooking appliance, comprising:
a cooking compartment; and
a door for closing the cooking compartment, said door having two door profiles arranged at a distance from one another, an inner pane fastened to the door profiles, and a condensate strip arranged between the door profiles and configured to divert liquid condensed on the inner pane, each of the door profiles including an interface configured to detachably connect the condensate strip to the door profiles, wherein the condensate strip is configured to enable a shift from a disassembly state, in which the condensate strip is removable from the interfaces, to an assembly state, in which the condensate strip is spring pretensioned between the inner pane and the interfaces.
2. The household cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the condensate strip is deformed elastically in the assembly state.
3. The household cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the condensate strip has a contact section, which, in the assembly state, rests on corresponding counter contact sections of the interfaces.
4. The household cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the condensate strip has an engaging section, which is configured to engage in corresponding counter engaging sections of the interfaces in a form-fit manner.
5. The household cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the condensate strip is channel-shaped in cross-section.
6. The household cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the door profiles and/or the condensate strip are manufactured from a plastic material.
7. The household cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the interfaces are each molded in one piece on one of the door profiles.
8. The household cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the condensate strip extends across an entire width of the door.
9. The household cooking appliance of claim 1 , wherein the interfaces have each a receiving section for receiving an intermediate pane of the door.
10. A household cooking appliance, comprising:
a cooking compartment; and
a door for closing the cooking compartment, said door having two door profiles arranged at a distance from one another, an inner pane fastened to the door profiles, and a condensate strip, the condensate strip being arranged between the door profiles and along a lower edge of the door and configured to divert liquid condensed on the inner pane, each of the door profiles including an interface configured to detachably connect the condensate strip to the door profiles.
11. The household cooking appliance of claim 10 , wherein the condensate strip is configured to enable a shift from a disassembly state, in which the condensate strip is removable from the interfaces, to an assembly state, in which the condensate strip is spring pretensioned between the inner pane and the interfaces.
12. The household cooking appliance of claim 11 , wherein the condensate strip is deformed elastically in the assembly state.
13. The household cooking appliance of claim 10 , wherein the condensate strip has a contact section, which, in the assembly state, rests on corresponding counter contact sections of the interfaces.
14. The household cooking appliance of claim 10 , wherein the condensate strip has an engaging section, which is configured to engage in corresponding counter engaging sections of the interfaces in a form-fit manner.
15. The household cooking appliance of claim 10 , wherein the condensate strip is channel-shaped in cross-section.
16. The household cooking appliance of claim 10 , wherein the door profiles and/or the condensate strip are manufactured from a plastic material.
17. The household cooking appliance of claim 10 , wherein the interfaces are each molded in one piece on one of the door profiles.
18. The household cooking appliance of claim 10 , wherein the condensate strip extends across an entire width of the door.
19. The household cooking appliance of claim 10 , wherein the interfaces have each a receiving section for receiving an intermediate pane of the door.