Patents by Inventor Brian Linstedt
Brian Linstedt has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20220313057Abstract: A water feed tube assembly for a dishwasher with a water feed tube having one or more inlets and outlets and front, back, and side walls. At least one outlet is positioned on the front wall of the water feed tube. The water feed tube includes a manifold docking retainer that is integral with the water feed tube at a position adjacent to the outlet. The manifold docking retainer includes first and second ears that are positioned on and extend integrally from the side walls of the water feed tube such that the first and second ears of the manifold docking retainer are configured to receive first and second docking arms of a spray arm manifold. The manifold docking retainer includes first and second knobs that are positioned on and extend integrally from the front wall of the water feed tube to mate with the spray arm manifold.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 1, 2021Publication date: October 6, 2022Applicant: Whirlpool CorporationInventors: Amit Suryakant Patil, Brian Linstedt, Marcos Herrmann, Jayesh Prakash Borase
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Publication number: 20090173645Abstract: A package of compressed blowing insulation includes a body of compressed blowing insulation, a bag encapsulating the body of compressed blowing insulation and a slit extending through the package to define a partially divided package.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 16, 2006Publication date: July 9, 2009Inventors: Michael Evans, Todd Jenkins, Timothy Schoenenberger, Brian Linstedt, Hugo Eccles, John Youger, Joseph Sexton, Jeffrey Accursi, Christopher Kujawski, Robert O'Grady
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Publication number: 20060054733Abstract: A dispenser for rolled absorbent web material is disclosed. A carriage is rotatable between at least two orientations. The carriage includes a first roll holder, which holds a first roll of absorbent web material in a primary position when the carriage is in a first orientation and in a secondary position when the carriage is in a second orientation, and a second roll holder, which holds a second roll of absorbent web material in the secondary position when the carriage is in the first orientation and in the primary position when the carriage is in the second orientation. A roll sensor senses the amount of absorbent web material remaining on the roll in the primary position. A feed mechanism dispenses absorbent web material from at least one of the rolls. A transfer mechanism feeds absorbent web material from the roll in the secondary position into the feed mechanism when the absorbent web material on the roll in the primary position is nearly depleted.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 22, 2005Publication date: March 16, 2006Inventors: John Moody, Joshua Broehl, Dennis Denen, Craig Yardley, Robert Hayes, John Knittle, Brian Linstedt, Gregory Merz
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Publication number: 20050127204Abstract: The invention relates to an automated sprayer for spraying the walls of a bath and shower enclosure with a cleanser. The sprayer has a housing that can be mounted inside the shower enclosure and that defines a tray in which an inverted bottle of cleanser is stored. The bottom of the tray has a tube extending downwardly along a longitudinal axis through which the cleanser can pass. A motorized head disposed beneath the tube can be rotated about the axis for metering cleanser from the bottle and spraying cleanser outward. The sprayer includes timer circuitry that delays commencement of a spray for a set time and automatically stops spraying after a predetermined period. The sprayer also includes a system for signaling the beginning of a spray cycle including audio and visual alarms. The invention focuses on methods of using such equipment, as well as a container for supplying such equipment.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 24, 2004Publication date: June 16, 2005Inventors: Brian Linstedt, Keith Gausmann, Cathal Fahy, Luke Stonis, Dale Aberegg, Michael Fryan, Padma Varanasi, Steven Zach, Peter Neumann, Craig Shiesley, Terry Kovara
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Publication number: 20050122836Abstract: A stand mixer having a mixer housing with an upper surface and a lower surface is provided with a control panel. The stand mixer also has a motor within the mixer housing operably connected with a drive shaft extending through the lower surface. The stand mixer further has a speed indicator located on the upper surface of the mixer housing. The motor is started by the user actuating a power button and the speed of the motor is adjustable by the user rotating a dial. A method of using a stand mixer includes the step of adjusting a rotary dial to select a motor speed. The method further includes the step of actuating the power button for starting a motor on the stand mixer.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 5, 2003Publication date: June 9, 2005Applicant: Maytag CorporationInventors: Kenneth Boyle, Annette Bravard, Rob Brueckner, Brian Linstedt, John Knittle
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Publication number: 20050122837Abstract: An improved blender jar is provided for an electric blender. The blender includes a base with a motor. The jar includes a body with opposite upper and lower ends. The lower end has a collar adapted to mount onto the base such that a knife mounted in the lower end of the jar is coupled with the output shaft of the motor for rotation by the motor. The body of the jar has a reduced cross-sectional area portion between the upper and lower ends so as to enhance blending action of materials in the jar. The body also has inwardly extending ribs to enhance blending.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 5, 2003Publication date: June 9, 2005Applicant: Maytag CorporationInventors: Annette Bravard, Brian Linstedt, Joshua Dickman
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Patent number: 6551001Abstract: A cleaning device includes a cleaning head, a housing connected to the cleaning head and configured to retain a spray canister, an actuator rod configured to contact an overcap attached to the canister, and a pivot link pivotally attached to the housing about a pivot point. The pivot point is positioned to allow contact between the actuator rod and the pivot link. In addition, a shaft assembly including a core is slidably disposed within the shaft assembly, with the slidable core being adapted to rotate the pivot link about the pivot point, and a handle is attached to the shaft assembly including a trigger mechanism. The trigger mechanism is adapted to move the slidable core toward the housing, which then pivots the pivot link, ultimately bringing the actuator rod into contact with the cap and causing a dispensing of contents of the canister.Type: GrantFiled: September 14, 2001Date of Patent: April 22, 2003Assignee: S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc.Inventors: Dale Aberegg, Cathal Fahy, Tracey A. Frosch, Steven A. Zach, Brian Linstedt
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Publication number: 20030053845Abstract: A cleaning device includes a cleaning head, a housing connected to the cleaning head and configured to retain a spray canister, an actuator rod configured to contact an overcap attached to the canister, and a pivot link pivotally attached to the housing about a pivot point. The pivot point is positioned to allow contact between the actuator rod and the pivot link. In addition, a shaft assembly including a core is slidably disposed within the shaft assembly, with the slidable core being adapted to rotate the pivot link about the pivot point, and a handle is attached to the shaft assembly including a trigger mechanism. The trigger mechanism is adapted to move the slidable core toward the housing, which then pivots the pivot link, ultimately bringing the actuator rod into contact with the cap and causing a dispensing of contents of the canister.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 14, 2001Publication date: March 20, 2003Inventors: Dale Aberegg, Cathal Fahy, Tracey A. Frosch, Steven A. Zach, Brian Linstedt