Abstract: A device for opening a door, in particular an electric household appliance door, wherein a handle and a catch for engaging a respective seat are formed in a one-piece body from polymer material; and an elastic contrasting member, acting on the catch and defined, for example, by a metal plate, is also co-molded in a one-piece body with the handle and the catch, so that the device according to the invention has fewer component parts to assemble as compared with known devices.

Abstract: A device for opening a door, in particular an electric household appliance door, wherein a handle and a catch for engaging a respective seat are formed in a one-piece body from polymer material; and an elastic contrasting member, acting on the catch and defined, for example, by a metal plate, is also co-molded in a one-piece body with the handle and the catch, so that the device according to the invention has fewer component parts to assemble as compared with known devices.

Abstract: A terminal board including a cup-shaped body having a peripheral outer assembly flange substantially flush with an end wall of the cup-shaped body and in turn having click-on connecting means; a supporting base inserted inside the cup-shaped body and having, on a first face facing away from the end wall of the cup-shaped body, respective electrically conducting tracks, to which respective electronic components of a capacitive or capacitive-inductive noise filter are fixed, and respective, e.g.

Abstract: The invention relates to a light-bulb holder for household appliances in general, and refrigerators and freezers in particular, comprising a board structure fabricated from an electrically insulating material and bounded by a peripheral edge and a pair of oppositely disposed lateral surfaces, and an electrically conductive plate divided into sections so as to define an electrical circuit and disposed inside the board structure.

Abstract: The electrical terminal serves to receive blade connectors of the Faston type and consists of a metal plate in which at least one perforation is formed by means of a punching operation and into which project at least two oppositely inclined resiliently deformable contact tongues, adapted to snap-engage a respective Faston connector, with respective flared ends; the tongues extend in a direction away from the plane of the plate and project from a first face thereof in a converging manner such that the flared ends are disposed substantially tangentially with respect to one another and form on a second face of the plate opposite the first a V-shaped seat adapted to receive the connector and having an aperture angle lying between 75.degree. and 108.degree..