Abstract: A refrigerating appliance door having an inner wall and an outer wall interconnected along their longitudinal edges. A window is cut out of an edge of at least the outer wall in which at least one display element can be viewed when the door is shut. The display element is mounted on an operating screen which is fixed to a front upper edge of the refrigerating appliance body.

Abstract: A refrigerator door including an outer wall and an inner wall interconnected along longitudinal edges thereof and including a closing element fixed on an upper horizontal edge of the outer and inner walls. The interconnected closing element and the outer and inner walls delimit an insulating inner space therebetween. At the upper edges the outer wall is longer than the inner wall with the closing element bridging the difference in length between the walls. The resulting structure forming a space for a control panel covered by the outer wall when the refrigerator door is closed.

Abstract: A motor arrangement is provided and includes a mounting clamp having flanks that support the shaft lugs of a motor. The mounting clamps includes arms that are in rotation-blocking contact with a motor housing of a motor and these arms are elastically configured so that deviations in housing dimensions from one make of motor to the other can be adapted.

Abstract: A motor arrangement for mounting a variety of different sized motors on a carrier. The arrangement includes a mounting clamp, which is fixed to the motor and includes means for fixing the motor to the carrier. The motor has a housing, which is eccentric in relation to its rotational axis and from which shaft projections protrude. The mounting clamp has two flanks located on each side of a motor receiving cavity. The flanks each have a recess for receiving one of the shaft projections of the motor. The mounting clamp further includes a pair of arms, which contact the motor in an elastic manner to block rotation of the motor about its rotational axis.

Abstract: A refrigerating appliance door having an inner wall and an outer wall interconnected along their longitudinal edges. A window is cut out of an edge of at least the outer wall in which at least one display element can be viewed when the door is shut. The display element is mounted on an operating screen which is fixed to a front upper edge of the refrigerating appliance body.

Abstract: A refrigerating appliance has a heat-insulating housing, at least one door, and an interior cooling chamber enclosed by the housing and the door. The chamber is cooled by the circulation of cooling air. A flow channel for the cooling air is mounted at the door. The flow channel is formed with outlets for the passage of the cooling air from the channel into the inner chamber and also to a plane of the door.

Abstract: An interconnected structural unit containing an illuminant and a fan, which can be mounted at the inside top of a refrigerating appliance. The interconnected structural unit includes two components which can be fixed in various positions in relation to each other inside of the appliance.

Abstract: A refrigerator door including an outer wall and an inner wall interconnected along longitudinal edges thereof and including a closing element fixed on an upper horizontal edge of the outer and inner walls. The interconnected closing element and the outer and inner walls delimit an insulating inner space therebetween. At the upper edges the outer wall is longer than the inner wall with the closing element bridging the difference in length between the walls. The resulting structure forming a space for a control panel covered by the outer wall when the refrigerator door is closed.

Abstract: A table-top refrigerator includes a refrigerated chamber equipped with trays disposed one on top of the other in the form of a filter, which may be drawn out of the refrigerated chamber by telescopic extensions. One of the trays has an opening edge stepped such as to slope in the directions of displacement and a tray disposed over the above has a stepped tray floor. The backward facing sections are, thus, substantially congruent in form.

Abstract: A refrigerating appliance has a heat-insulating housing, at least one door, and an interior cooling chamber enclosed by the housing and the door. The chamber is cooled by the circulation of cooling air. A flow channel for the cooling air is mounted at the door. The flow channel is formed with outlets for the passage of the cooling air from the channel into the inner chamber and also to a plane of the door.

Abstract: A table-top refrigerator includes a refrigerated chamber equipped with trays disposed one on top of the other in the form of a filter, which may be drawn out of the refrigerated chamber by telescopic extensions. One of the trays has an opening edge stepped such as to slope in the directions of displacement and a tray disposed over the above has a stepped tray floor. The backward facing sections are, thus, substantially congruent in form.