US2024090722A1PendingUtilityA1
Vacuum cleaner assembly
Est. expirySep 19, 2042(~16.2 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A vacuum cleaner assembly is provided that includes a body extending along an axis to a base connection end that includes a protrusion. A handle extends from the body opposite the base connection end. A dust collection portion includes a body connection end that includes a track with a lock passage extending perpendicularly from the track. The protrusion is located in the lock passage in a locked position and in the track in an unlocked position to selectively remove the dust collection portion from the body.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A vacuum cleaner assembly comprising:
a body extending along an axis to a base connection end that includes a protrusion; a handle extending from the body opposite the base connection end; a dust collection portion including a body connection end that includes a track with a lock passage extending perpendicularly from the track; and wherein the protrusion is in the lock passage in a locked position and in the track in an unlocked position to selectively remove the dust collection portion from the body to selectively remove the dust collection portion from the body.
2 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 1 , wherein the track extends perpendicularly to the axis.
3 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 2 , wherein the base connection end includes a plurality of protrusions and the body connection end includes a plurality of tracks and lock passages.
4 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 3 , wherein the base connection end includes three diametrically opposed protrusions and the body connection end includes three equally spaced tracks and lock passages.
5 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 1 , wherein the handle extends from the body at an angle transverse to the axis.
6 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 5 , wherein the dust collection portion includes a base connected to the body and a nozzle extending from the base opposite the body.
7 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 6 , wherein the base defines the body connection end.
8 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 7 , wherein the nozzle includes a top edge and a bottom edge extending between a pair of side edges, the top edge extends further away from the body than the bottom edge such that the side edges define a transverse angle relative to the axis.
9 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 8 , wherein the angle defined by the handle has a magnitude between the axis and the angle defined by the side edges of the nozzle.
10 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 6 , wherein the nozzle includes an attachment connection member for connecting at least one attachment.
11 . A vacuum cleaner assembly comprising:
a body extending along an axis to a base connection end; a handle extending from the body opposite the base connection end; a dust collection portion extending between a body connection end for selective attachment to the base connection end and a nozzle; a motor and an impeller driven by the motor are located in the body for creating suction; a dust collection cavity defined inside of the dust collection portion and a filter located between the dust collection portion and the impeller; and the nozzle defining a nozzle face sized for connecting to at least one attachment.
12 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 11 , wherein the nozzle defines a passage to the dust collection cavity and a door engages the passage to prevent debris from exiting the dust collection cavity.
13 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 12 , wherein the door is biased in a closed position that closes the passage and an open position facilitated by the suction from the impeller that opens the passage.
14 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 11 , wherein the at least one attachment includes a first attachment and a second attachment that each include a connection feature for connecting the first attachment to the second attachment in a stacked position such that only one of the first attachment and the second attachment are operably attached to the nozzle at a time.
15 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 14 , wherein the first attachment includes a scraper attachment that includes a scraper bucket with a bottom edge including a lip that narrows into an apex.
16 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 15 , wherein the second attachment includes a crevice attachment.
17 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 16 , wherein the scraper attachment and the crevice attachment each include a nozzle connection mouth for insertion of the nozzle face.
18 . A vacuum cleaner assembly comprising:
a body extending along an axis to a base connection end; a handle extending from the body opposite the base connection end; a dust collection portion extending between a body connection end for selective attachment to the base connection end and a nozzle; a motor and an impeller driven by the motor are located in the body for creating suction; a dust collection cavity defined inside of the dust collection portion; a user interface having a button region; and a control unit configured to apply different vacuum strengths based on at least one functional sequence of activating the button region.
19 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 18 , wherein the at least one functional sequence includes a first functional sequence comprising:
pressing and releasing the button region causing the control unit to facilitate a normal speed of the impeller causing a normal suction strength; and during the normal speed of the impeller, pressing and holding the button region causing the control unit to facilitate a high speed of the impeller causing a high suction strength greater than the normal suction strength; and during the high speed of the impeller, releasing the button region causing the control unit to facilitate the normal speed of the impeller.
20 . The vacuum cleaner assembly of claim 18 , wherein the at least one functional sequence includes a second functional sequence comprising:
while the impeller is at a zero speed, pressing and holding the button region causing the control unit to facilitate a high speed of the impeller causing a high suction strength; and during the high speed of the impeller, releasing the button region causing the control unit to facilitate a normal speed of the impeller with a normal suction strength that is less than the high suction strength.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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