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    公开号:SE0950179A1
    申请号:SE0950179
    申请日:2009-03-20
    公开日:2010-09-21
    发明作者:Haakan Sjoedin；Paer Rosander；Nils Hulth
    申请人:Pricer Ab；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    15 20 25 intervention. The spring-loaded locking member is arranged on the ESL so that it can not enter the receiving means on the ESL holder during insertion of the gripping means into the receiving means, and so that it enters the receiving means by spring action when the gripping means is brought to a hooked position in the receiving member, the spring-loaded locking element thereby prevents the ESL from being removed from the ESL holder, unless the spring-loaded locking element is retracted from its receiving member and enables the gripping member to leave its hooked-on position.
    The invention is intended to overcome problems related to the loss of ESLs due to theft or vandalism.
    Another purpose of the invention is to provide an ESL that is securely attached to the shelf edge rail, while at the same time being very easy to remove provided that a specific and correct tool is used.
    Another purpose of the invention is to enable the ESL to be locked in a specific position on the shelf edge rail, and to prevent the ESL from sliding sideways into a new position by someone who is not authorized.
    A further object of the invention is to provide a shelf edge rail which does not collect dust and other unwanted particles in the receiving section on the parts of the rail which are not in use, i.e. not occupied by ESL devices.
    Embodiments of the Invention as claimed in the dependent claims, Other objects advantages and other novel features of the invention will become apparent from the following detailed description of examples and embodiments of the invention when considered in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and claims.
    Brief Description of the Drawings Preferred embodiments of the invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which FIGS. l a) illustrates an ESL and a shelf edge rail separated from each other and b) the ESL when a gripping element is inserted in a mating groove on the shelf edge rail and brought to an inner position. FIG. 2 a) illustrates the ESL in a locked position, and b) in a position where a retractable leather-loaded element is retracted into its groove inside the ESL, so that the ESL can be removed from the shelf edge rail.
    FIG. 3 a) illustrates the ESL: a locked at the shelf edge rail with a positioning element and its mating slot in one position, and b-c) the ESL: a locked at the shelf edge rail with a positioning element and its mating groove in another position.
    FIG. 4 illustrates release forms of the invention in which the retractable load-bearing element locks the ESL at the shelf edge rail in a separate groove.
    FIG. A) and b) illustrates embodiments of the invention where the gripping means and the receiving means are directed to minimize collection of dust and other particles, and c) illustrates a embodiment of the invention where the gripping means of the ESL are formed as a groove, and the receiving means on the shelf edge rail is a protruding hook-like element, and d) illustrates an ESL holder with a substantially flat back surface.
    FIG. 6 a) illustrates an ESL locked to an ESL holder, b) illustrates a side view of an example of a stand-alone ESL holder and c) illustrates a front view of the fi standing ESl holder and d) illustrates a longitudinally extending shelf edge rail.
    FIG. 7 a) illustrates an ESL adapted for a b) plate-like ESL holder.
    FIG. 8 a) illustrates an ESL an ESL adapted to a b) plate-like ESL holder and c) shows a side view of a simple ESL and d) shows a side view of a simple plate-like ESL holder.
    FIG. 9 a) illustrates a side view of a tongue element mounted on a locking mechanism, and b) illustrates a side view of a tongue element integrated in a locking mechanism, and c) illustrates a top view of a tongue element integrated in a locking mechanism, and d) illustrates a tongue element which has two movable ends and e) illustrates a tongue element which is mounted on the locking mechanism at two positions and which has a flexible middle section.
    Detailed Description of Embodiments 10 15 20 25 30 For the purposes of the present invention, the term electronic shelf label (ESL) 100 means an electronic label with a display, which is used to display price, information or advertising messages, and also to dynamically update or change the message. The label is typically used on shelf edges, hooks, drawers, hangers and other places in retail stores.
    In one embodiment of the present invention, illustrated in Fig. 1, a combination of an ESL 100 and an ESL holder 10 includes a locking mechanism for releasably securing the ESL 100 at the ESL holder 10 and an ESL 100 provided with at least one gripping means 120 for cooperating engagement with the ESL holder 10. A spring-loaded locking member 160, movable between a projecting position and a retracted position, is arranged on the ESL 100 for cooperating engagement with the shelf edge rail. The ESL holder 10 may be mounted on the edge of a shelf, the ESL holder 10 being provided with one or more receiving means 20 such as slots for receiving the gripping means 120 and the locking member 160 in cooperating engagement.
    The spring-loaded locking member 160 is arranged and placed on the ESL 100 so that the spring-loaded locking member 160 can not enter the receiving means 20 on the ESL holder 10 during insertion of the gripping means 120 into the receiving means 20, and so that it enters the receiving means 20 by spring action when the gripping means 120 is brought into a hooked position in the receiving means 20. Thereby, the spring-loaded locking element 160 prevents removal of the ESL 100 from the ESL holder 10 unless the spring-loaded locking element 160 is withdrawn from its receiving means 20 and allows the gripping means 120 to leave its hooked location. In this way, the locking mechanism can be placed in an unlocked and unlocked position, respectively.
    The ESL holder may be a shelf edge rail 10, a free-standing holder 400, a plate holder 410 or any other holder adapted to receive an ESL 100 in accordance with the invention.
    During insertion of the gripping means 120 into its mating receiving means 20, the spring-loaded locking element 160 is pushed into the ESL 100 and finally reaches a state where it is substantially completely retracted inside the ESL 100, whereby it acts against the spring and tightens it. When the gripping means 120 has reached a breathing position in the receiving means 20 and is brought to a hooked position in the receiving means 20 by causing it to slide down and into the groove (or up as in the embodiment according to Fig. 3c), the capercaillie-laden the locking element 160 from its inserted state, and enters the receiving means 20 by spring action. Thereby, the spring-loaded locking member 160 prevents removal of the ESL 100 from the shelf edge rail 10 unless the spring-loaded locking member 160 is retracted from its receiving member 20, thereby allowing the gripping member 120 to leave its hooked position.
    The gripping means 120 arranged on the ESL 100 for cooperating engagement with the receiving means 20 on the shelf edge rail 10 is preferably generally hook-shaped in order to be able to grip the receiving means 20 on the shelf edge rail 10.
    The gripping means may have an "L" shape, a more rounded hook shape or some other hook-like shape suitable for securely gripping a receiving means 20. The spring-loaded locking element 160 arranged on the ESL 100 will, together with the gripping means 120, to interact with the receiving member 20 on the shelf edge rail 10 while the gripping member 120, due to its hook-like cross-section, may be adapted to hook into the receiving member 20 on the shelf edge rail 10.
    The gripping member 120 on the ESLzen 100 may extend along the entire back of the ESL, and form a strip or ridge-like structure, or it may cover only one section or a number of sections. The hook-shaped gripping means 120 may be arranged to hook the receiving means 20 so that the gripping means 10 mates with the receiving means 20.
    In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, in addition to the locking mechanism, the ESL 100 also includes a positioning element 140.
    The positioning element 140 may be arranged anywhere on the surface of the ESL 100, so that during attachment to an ESL holder 10, 400, 410 it abuts the ESL holder 10, 400, 410, where a mating surface of the ESL holder 10, 400, 410 includes a positioning element groove 40. The positioning element 140 axes the ESL 100 laterally with respect to the ESL holder 10, 400, 410, thereby forcing the ESL to a fixed position on the ESL holder. The positioning element 140 may be a pin located somewhere on the mating surface of the ESL 100. The groove 40 for the positioning element is located somewhere on the mating surface of the ESL holder 10, 400, 410. The positioning element 140 and the groove 40 for the positioning element is arranged at their respective mating surfaces so that they can fit together when the ESL 100 is mounted on the ESL holder 10, 400, 410, and different positions of the positioning element 140 and the groove 40 of the positioning element are illustrated in Figs. 3-5 and 7. -8. It is also possible to place the positioning element 140 on the ESL holder 10, 400, 410, and the groove 40 for the positioning element somewhere in the mating surface of the ESL 100, as long as the positioning element 140 and the groove 40 for the positioning element are adapted to fit when The ESL 100 is mounted on the ESL holder 10, 400, 410. The spring-loaded locking element 160 and the positioning element 140 can also V81'a 881111113. 6161116111.
    The spring-loaded locking member 160 is suitably arranged on the ESL 100 so as to abut the shelf edge rail 10 and will be forced inwardly into a mating groove in the ESL 100 during the action which occurs when the gripping member 120 is inserted into the mating groove on the rail. and brought to an internal position illustrated in Fig. 1b. Then, when the gripping member 120 is brought into a hooked position in the receiving member 20, the loaded load member 160 snaps into the receiving member 20 by spring action, thereby securely locking the ESL 100 against the shelf edge rail 10 until the loaded load member 160 is forced back into the groove. in the ESL 100. Fig. 2a shows the locking mechanism with the spring-loaded locking element 160 in a locked position. Fig. 2b shows a position where the spring-loaded locking element 160 is forced back into the groove of the ESL 100, which enables removal of the ESL 100 from the shelf edge rail 10.
    In order to enable retraction of the spring-loaded locking element 160, magnetic means are provided. Namely, according to the invention, the spring-loaded locking element 160 is magnetic, or the locking mechanism comprises a magnetic element 195 which is mounted on the spring-loaded locking element 160.
    This magnetic element 195 may be a ferromagnetic element. The magnetic element 195 is mounted on the spring-loaded locking element 160 so that it can be actuated by an external magnet 300. By allowing the magnetic field of the external magnet 300 to act on the magnetic element 195 in the locking mechanism, the locking element 160 is moved from its locked position. to its unlocked position, releasing the ESL 100 from the shelf edge rail 10, illustrated in Fig. 2b, where the magnet 300 attracts the magnetic element 195 on the spring-loaded locking element 160.
    Normally, the external magnet 300 and the magnetic element 195 have a north pole and a south pole, and different poles attract each other while equal poles repel each other. Thus, when the external magnet is placed adjacent to the ESL 100 as shown in Fig. 2b, it attracts the magnetic element 195 mounted on the locking element 160 and retracts it from the groove by magnetic forces. in this embodiment, the locking member 160 may be displaced outwardly and retracted inwardly in a direction perpendicular to the surfaces of the ESLzen 100 and the edge rail 10 facing each other, and the locking member 160 being moved to an unlocked position when attracted to the external magnet 300.
    It is also possible to use the repellent force of the magnet as a mechanism to unlock the locking mechanism, by placing a magnetic element comprising a north and a south pole on the locking element 160, and orienting it so that the repelling force from the external magnet pushes the locking element 160. back into its groove, allowing the gripper to exit its hooked position and then removing the ESL 100 from the ESL holder.
    It is also within the scope of the invention to provide a mechanical solution for moving the locking member 160 from a locked position to an unlocked position. This can be accomplished in many ways. One way is to arrange a hole in the ESL 100 adapted to receive a key or tool, and by rotation or by pressure from the outside of the ESL 100, to surface the locking element 160 from its locked position to its unlocked position.
    In another embodiment of the present invention, the locking member 160 enters a slot provided specifically for this purpose and the receiving means 20 is not adapted to receive the gripping means 120. The enclosure forming the particular groove can be formed and integrated with the shelf edge rail 10 as shown in Figs. 4b-c or also, it can be formed by cooperating engagement between the shelf edge rail 10 and a protective member 180 on the ESL 100, as shown in Fig. 4a. In one embodiment of the present embodiment, the locking member 160 includes a resilient member 130, 190 mounted on the ESL 100 and having at least one movable section, illustrated in Figs. 9a-e. A magnetic element 195 may be mounted on the movable section. The resilient member 130, 190 may be a resilient tongue member 190 having a free movable end and a free movable section, and be mounted on the ESL 100 at one end. The resilient tongue member 190 may also be mounted on the ESL 100 at both ends, and have a flexible and movable center section, as shown in Fig. 9e. This resilient tongue member 190 may also be attached to the ESL 100 in the center section of the tongue so that it has two flexible and movable ends, shown in Fig. 9d. The magnetic element 195 is then placed on the flexible and movable section (s) of the tongue element 190.
    In another embodiment of the present invention, the retractable and spring-loaded locking member 160 is directly affected by the movement of the magnetic member 195 mounted on the movable section of the resilient member 130. When the magnetic element 195 is exposed to a magnetic field fl, it moves the locking element 160 together with the movable section of the resilient element 130, from a locked position to an unlocked position, which enables removal of the ESL 100 from the shelf edge rail 10.
    The locking mechanism can be mounted on the ESL 100 or integrated in it.
    In addition, parts of the locking mechanism may be integrated in the ESL and other parts may be mounted on / in the locking mechanism.
    In one embodiment of the invention, the shelf edge rail 10 comprises at least one receiving element 20 adapted to receive projecting elements of the locking mechanism and / or the ESL, the latter combination being referred to herein as ESL 100.
    The receiving means 20 may be a groove adapted to receive the projecting elements of the ESL 100. In cross section, the groove may be U-shaped, have a rounded shape, or have any other hook-like shape suitable for securely holding the gripping member 120 on the ESL 100. The receiving member 20 on the shelf edge rail 10 may also be a projecting croclic-like element, adapted to receive the projecting element on the ESL 100. The receiving means 20. may also be a combination of at least one track and at least one projecting element.
    In another embodiment of the invention, illustrated in Figs. 5a-b, the gripping means 120 of the ESL 100 are hook-like with the hook pointing upwards, and the receiving means 10 on the shelf edge rail 10, adapted to receive the gripping means 120, are formed on corresponding in this embodiment, dust and other dust-smelling particles do not get stuck inside the gripping means 120.
    In addition, the gripping member 120 is easy to clean and dust can even fall out of the gripping member by gravity.
    In one embodiment of the invention, reference is made to Fig. 5c, the gripping means is formed as a groove in the ESL 100, and the receiving means 20 on the shelf edge rail 10 is a projecting hook-like element. in this embodiment, the spring-loaded locking member 160 is disposed within the groove. Fig. Sd illustrates an ESL holder 10, 400, 410 with a flat back surface. Thus, this ESL holder can be applied directly to a wall, a container, a container, a cardboard box or any other surface on which it can be attached with adhesive such as glue.
    In one embodiment of the invention, the groove (s) are elongate, extending in the longitudinal direction of the shelf edge rail 10, with a generally U-shaped cross-section. The leg of this "L" extends substantially perpendicular to the surface of the shelf edge rail, the foot of this "L" extends substantially perpendicular to the leg inside the shelf edge rail. The length and width of the foot and leg of this "L" in the ESL 100 and the shelf edge rail 10 may be varied as long as the gripping means 120 of the ESLz 100 is adapted to match the receiving means of the shelf edge rail.
    In an embodiment of the invention, illustrated in Figs. 6a and d, the shelf edge rail 10 comprises two grooves adapted to receive the ESL 100. The grooves have an "L" -shaped cross section and are adapted to receive the hook-like gripping member 120 on the ESL 100. The retracted and spring-loaded locking member 160 is arranged adjacent to one of the gripping means 120 on the ESL 100 and enters the groove of the shelf edge rail 10 upon locking. in another embodiment of the invention, the shelf edge rail 10 is divided into sections and thus the receiving means 20 is not continuously along the shelf edge rail 10. Each section of the rail may be adapted to comprise one or several ESLs. in another embodiment of the invention, the ESL holder 400 is a free-standing holder illustrated in Figs. 6b and 6c. The free-standing holder comprises an ESL mounting surface with receiving means 20, the mounting surface being mounted on at least one foot 25, which supports the standing holder 400, and makes it self-supporting on a substantially flat surface. The free-standing holder can also be placed on inclined surfaces if, for example, it is glued, so that it is fixed in a fixed position. The base 25 can also function as a wall bracket if it is angled in a different way in relation to the free-standing holder on which the ESL is mounted. The free-standing holder can be made of plastic material, a composite or a metal, although it is not limited to these materials.
    According to Fig. 6, there is no specified length of the shelf edge rail 10. The rail can have an extension in the longitudinal direction and be adapted to fit shelves of any length. The spirits of the rail 10 may be open or closed. The longitudinally extending rail may also include positioning element slots 40 adapted to receive positioning elements 140 on the ESL 100. The positioning elements fi ax the ESL in a specific position on the rail 10 and prevent the ESL from sliding laterally. In another embodiment of the invention shown in Figs. 7a and 8a-b, the ESL holder 4 comprises a plate-like holder comprising at least one receiving means 20, adapted to receive the gripping means 120 on the ESL 100. The plate-like holder 410 may be made of plastic, composite or a metallic material. The holder 410 includes slots 40 for receiving a positioning member 140 on the ESL 100, which axes the ESL in a substantially fixed position. The holder 4 can be placed on a shelf edge rail 10 or it can be mounted directly on a shelf edge or the like. It will be appreciated by one skilled in the art that the holder 410 can be very flexible and can be used in a wide range of label applications without going beyond the scope of the invention. The receiving means 20 on the holder 410 is adapted to mate with the gripping means on the ESL 100.
    The plate-like holder 410 can also be applied to an object, for example a product, or applied to, for example, a wall using fastening means. The ESL 100 can actually be attached directly to almost anything, as long as receiving means 20 are provided. Thus, the ESL can be applied directly to a box, for example a cardboard box, as long as the receiving means is formed on the box.
    The receiving means 20 on the plate-like holder 410 may be a slot. In an alternative aspect, the combination of ESL and ESL holder having a locking mechanism for releasably attaching the ESL to the ESL holder has a mounting member comprising a substantially planar ESL mounting surface. This could be a rail or holder of any of the types described above.
    The ESL 100 has locking elements 160 for axing it to the substantially planar mounting surface of the mounting element. The mounting member has receiving slots disposed in the substantially planar ESL mounting surface for receiving the locking members 160. Furthermore, the locking members 160 comprise a first spring-loaded and retractable member which can be inserted into a dedicated slot, and a second fixed member having a hook-like shape which can be inserted in a slot provided for this purpose, and which enables positioning of the solid element in a hooked position from which it cannot be retracted. The relative position of these slots is such that the retractable member during insertion of the solid member into its slot is located above or below its slot and thus cannot be inserted therein, and when the solid member has been inserted into its hooked position, snaps the retractable element into its intended slot.
    One skilled in the art realizes without conceivable work that the reverse solution, i.e. allowing the reading mechanism and / or the gripping means to be part of the ESL holder 10, 400, 410, and allowing the ESL 100 to include the receiving means 20 is an obvious modification, and is therefore considered to fall under the retrieval tank. Although the invention has been described in connection with what are currently considered to be the most practical and preferred embodiments, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the described embodiments. On the contrary, it is intended to cover various modifications and equivalent arrangements within the scope of the appended claims.
    权利要求:
    Claims (16)
    [1]
    1. ESL (100) and ESL holder (10, 400, 410) combination comprising a looking mechanism for releasably securing the ESL (100) to said ESL holder (10, 400, 410), said combination comprising: an ESL (100) provided with at least one gripping means (120) for cooperative engagement with said ESL holder (10, 400, 410); a spring loaded looking element (160) on the ESL (100), movable between a first protruding position and a second retracted position, for cooperative engagement With said ESL holder (10, 400, 410); an ESL holder (10, 400, 410) provided with one or more receiving means (20) for receiving said gripping means (120) and said spring loaded looking element (160) in cooperative engagement; characterized in that the gripping means have a hook-like shape suitable for securely grasping a receiving means, said spring loaded looking element (160) is arranged and positioned on the ESL (100) such that said spring loaded looking element (160) cannot enter the receiving means (20) on said ESL holder (10, 400, 410) during insertion of the gripping means (120) into the receiving means (20), and such that it enters the receiving means (20) by spring action when the gripping means (120) is brought into a hooked position in said receiving means (20), whereby the spring loaded looking element (160) prevents removal of the ESL (100) from the ESL holder (10, 400, 410) unless said spring loaded looking element (160) is retracted from its protruding position in looking engagement With the receiving means (20) and thereby allows for the gripping means (120) to leave its hooked position.
    [2]
    A looking mechanism included in a combination according to claim 1, for releasably securing an ESL (100) to an ESL holder (10, 400, 410), comprising; at least one gripping means (120) provided on the ESL (100) for oooperative engagement With a receiving means (20) on the ESL holder (10, 400, 410); 10 15 20 25 a spring loaded locking element (160), movable between a fi rst protruding position and a second retracted position, arranged on the ESL (100) for cooperative engagement With a receiving means (20) on the ESL holder (10, 400 , 410), characterized in that said gripping means (120) has a hook-shaped cross-section and is adapted to hook into said receiving means (20) on the ESL holder (10, 400, 410); said spring loaded locking element (160) is arranged on the ESL (100) such that it abuts said ESL holder (10, 400, 410) and will be forced inwards into a recess of the ESL (100), counteracting the spring force, during insertion of the gripping means (120) into the receiving means (20), and such that it snaps into the receiving means (20) by spring action when the gripping means (120) is positioned in a hooked position in said receiving means ( 20).
    [3]
    The locking mechanism in accordance With claim 2, Wherein the locking mechanism comprises a magnetic element attached to the spring loaded (160).
    [4]
    4. The locking mechanism in accordance with claim 3, Wherein the spring loaded locking element (160) further comprises a resilient member (130, 190) having at least one movable section and being attached to the ESL (100) and Wherein the magnetic element (195) being placed on at least one movable section of said resilient member.
    [5]
    5. The locking mechanism in accordance With claim 4, Wherein the resilient member (130, 190) is a resilient tongue element (190), having at least one free movable section, and being attached to the ESL (100), the magnetic element being attached to the at least one movable free section.
    [6]
    6. The locking mechanism in accordance With any one of the claims 2 to 5, Wherein the magnetic element (195) Will force the retractable and spring loaded 10 15 20 25 locking element (160) from a locked position to an unlocked position When exposed to a magnetic field, enabling removal of the ESL (100) from the ESL holder (10, 400, 410).
    [7]
    The locking mechanism in accordance With any one of the claims 2 to 6, wherein said locking mechanism is integrated vvith the ESL (100).
    [8]
    The locking mechanism according to any one of claims 2 to 7, wherein a positioning element (140) is provided on the ESL (100) to secure the ESL (100) sideways in relation to the ESL holder (10, 400, 410).
    [9]
    The locking mechanism according to claim 8, wherein the positioning element (140) and the locking element (160) is the same element.
    [10]
    10. ESL holder (10, 400, 410) included in a combination according to claim 1, comprising at least one receiving element (20) adapted to receive at least one protruding element of at least one locking mechanism or ESL (100).
    [11]
    11. ll. ESL holder (10, 400, 410) in accordance with claim 10, wherein the ESL holder (10, 400, 410) is a shelf edge rail (10), longitudinally extended, and adapted to receive at least one protruding element or ESL ( 100).
    [12]
    12. ESL holder (10, 400, 410) in accordance With claim 10 or 11, wherein said at least one receiving element (20) is a protruding hook-like element, adapted to receive a protruding element of a locking mechanism or ESL ( 100). 10 15 20 25
    [13]
    13. ESL holder (10, 400, 410) in accordance With claim 10 or 11, wherein the ESL holder (10, 400, 410) is a shelf edge rail (10) and said at least one receiving element is a recess, adapted to receive a protruding element of a locking mechanism or ESL (100).
    [14]
    14. ESL holder (10, 400, 410) in accordance With claim 13, wherein the ESL holder (10, 400, 410) is a shelf edge rail (10) and the at least one recess is an elongated recess extending in the longitudinal direction of the rail, and having a generally “L” -Shaped cross section where the leg of the “L” extends essentially perpendicular to the surface of the rail, and where the foot of the “L” extends essentially perpendicularly to the leg inside the rail.
    [15]
    15. ESL holder (10, 400, 410) in accordance with any one of claims 10 to 14, wherein the ESL holder (10, 400, 410) comprises a positioning element slot (40) adapted to receive a positioning element (140 ) to secure the ESL (100) sideways in relation to the ESL holder (10, 400, 410).
    [16]
    16. ESL (100) and ESL holder (10, 400, 410) combination comprising a locking mechanism for releasably securing the ESL (100) to said ESL holder (10, 400, 410), said combination comprising a mounting member comprising an essentially fl at ESL (100) attachment surface; an ESL (100) having locking elements (160) for securing it against said essentially fl at mounting surface of said mounting member; said mounting member having receiving slots provided in said essentially fl at ESL (100) attachment surface for receiving said locking elements (160); wherein said locking elements (160) comprise a first spring-loaded and retractable member insertable in a respective slot, and a second fixed member having a book-like shape insertable in a respective slot and enabling positioning of said ñxed member in a hooked position from Which it cannot be retracted; wherein the relative position of said slots are such that during insertion of the fixed member in its respective slot the retractable member is located above or below its respective slot and thus not insertable therein, and When the fixed member has been brought into its hooked-on position, said retractable member snaps into its respective slot.
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