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Timothy A Laseke

from Muskego, WI
Age ~60

Timothy Laseke Phones & Addresses

  • S106W20449 Bosch Dr, Muskego, WI 53150
  • 2995 N River Birch Dr #E, Brookfield, WI 53045
  • 2995 River Birch Dr, Brookfield, WI 53045
  • 4506 S 122Nd St, Milwaukee, WI 53228 (414) 573-1169
  • West Allis, WI
  • New Berlin, WI
  • Uncasville, CT
  • Danielson, CT

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Position: Professional/Technical

Publications

Us Patents

Timed Release Washing Machine Lid Lock

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US Patent:
6363755, Apr 2, 2002
Filed:
Dec 7, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/456117
Inventors:
Kenyon A. Hapke - Libertyville WI
Timothy Laseke - New Berlin WI
Assignee:
Ark-Les Corporation - Stoughton MA
International Classification:
D06F 3302
US Classification:
68 1226, 210146, 292DIG 69
Abstract:
A lid lock for a washing machine or the like employs a rapid bistable electromagnetic actuator that is released at a predetermined time interval after the cessation of a spin signal, the time interval being selected to allow the spin basket to coast to a stop prior to the lid being unlocked. Because the actuator is bistable, it can remain locked despite possible power failure during which the spin basket may still be coasting yet the driving circuitry stores reserved power to unlock the lid after a suitable time delay. These same components can provide protection against entrapment in which the lid closure activates the spin cycle and lock because of a previous initiation of the spin cycle signal. Here, for the spin cycle to be initiated, the spin cycle signal must occur after lid closure.

Clothes Dryer With Chiming Alarm

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US Patent:
58422889, Dec 1, 1998
Filed:
Dec 10, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/763024
Inventors:
Timothy Laseke - New Berlin WI
Spencer C. Schantz - Dousman WI
Assignee:
U.S. Controls Corporation - New Berlin WI
International Classification:
F26B 1310
US Classification:
34524
Abstract:
A solid state alarm for a clothes dryer receives a line voltage signal prior to termination of the tumbling cycle to provide a series of pulses with decaying amplitudes driving a piezoelectric-type transducer. A timer terminating the series of pulses communicates with a pulse generating oscillator so as to eliminate partial pulsing at the conclusion of the alarm signal.
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