US2016262587A1PendingUtilityA1
Surface cleaning apparatus
Est. expiryNov 1, 2033(~7.3 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A surface cleaning apparatus having a source of suction, a chamber for receiving dirt having an inlet and an outlet, a cable storage device for storing electrical cable for providing power to the source of suction, and a fluid flow path for providing fluid communication between the outlet of the chamber and the source of suction. At least a portion of the fluid flow path extends through the cable storage device.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A surface cleaning apparatus comprising:
a source of suction; a chamber for receiving dirt having an inlet and an outlet; a cable storage device for storing electrical cable for providing power to the source of suction; and a fluid flow path for providing fluid communication between the outlet of the chamber and the source of suction; wherein at least a portion of the fluid flow path extends through a space defined by the cable storage device and the cable storage device follows a substantially annular path around the space.
2 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 1 wherein the source of suction, the chamber for receiving dirt and the cable storage device are positioned in a generally side by side configuration.
3 . A surface cleaning apparatus comprising:
a source of suction; a chamber for receiving dirt having an inlet and an outlet; a cable storage device for storing electrical cable for providing power to the source of suction; and a fluid flow path for providing fluid communication between the outlet of the chamber and the source of suction; wherein the source of suction, the chamber for receiving dirt and the cable storage device are positioned in a generally side by side configuration.
4 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 3 wherein at least a portion of the fluid flow path extends through the cable storage device.
5 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 1 including:
a body with an elongate axis;
wherein the body includes:
a first end which preferably includes a first wheel being preferably positioned at or near the first end of the body; and
a second end which preferably includes a second wheel being preferably positioned at or near the second of the body; and
wherein the body houses one or more of the source of suction, chamber and cable storage device.
6 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 5 wherein the axis of the main body is generally horizontal when both the first and second wheels are engaged with a surface to be cleaned.
7 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 1 wherein an axis of the cable storage device is substantially parallel with an axis of the source of suction and/or the axis of the chamber and/or the body.
8 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 1 wherein an axis of the cable storage device is substantially co-axial with an axis of the source of suction and/or axis of the chamber and/or the body.
9 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 5 , wherein an axis of the cable storage device is substantially parallel with the axis of the body.
10 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 5 wherein an axis of the cable storage device is substantially co-axial with the axis of the body.
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13 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 1 , the space being formed substantially centrally of the cable storage device.
14 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 13 wherein the space is generally cylindrical.
15 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 14 wherein the space has an elongate axis substantially parallel/coaxial with an axis of cable storage device.
16 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 1 wherein the cable storage device is positioned between the source of suction and the chamber for receiving dirt, preferably such that they are sequentially aligned.
17 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 16 when directly or indirectly dependent on claim 5 wherein the cable storage device is positioned substantially midway between the ends of the body.
18 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 1 wherein the cable storage device includes a moveable part which is rotatable around the portion of the fluid flow path.
19 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 18 wherein the moveable part is substantially annular and partially or wholly extends circumferentially around a surface of the fluid flow path.
20 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 19 wherein the moveable part is rotatable about the axis of the cable storage device.
21 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 20 wherein the axis of rotation is parallel with the axis of the body.
22 . A surface cleaning apparatus according to claim 21 wherein the axis of rotation is co-axial with the axis of the body.
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