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filtro agua original cafetera bosch tcz6003Dieser originale Bosch Wasserfilter ist fr den Einsatz in Kaffeemaschinen der Marken Bosch, Siemens und Neff konzipiert. Seine Hauptfunktion besteht darin, die Wasserqualitt bei der Kaffeezubereitung zu verbessern, die Maschine vor Kalkablagerungen zu schtzen und einen reinen, klaren Geschmack in jeder Tasse zu gewhrleisten. Wozu dient dieses Ersatzteil? Reduziert die Wasserhrte und verhindert die Bildung von Kalkablagerungen in der Kaffeemaschine.

Dieser originale Bosch-Wasserfilter ist für den Einsatz in Kaffeemaschinen der Marken Bosch, Siemens und Neff konzipiert. Seine Hauptfunktion besteht darin, die Wasserqualität bei der Kaffeezubereitung zu verbessern, die Maschine vor Kalkablagerungen zu schützen und einen reinen, klaren Geschmack in jeder Tasse zu gewährleisten.

Wozu dient dieses Ersatzteil?

  • Reduziert die Wasserhärte und verhindert die Bildung von Kalkablagerungen in der Kaffeemaschine.
  • Verbessert den Geschmack und die Qualität des Kaffees, indem Verunreinigungen und Chlor aus dem Wasser gefiltert werden.
Modelle:

Dieser Wasserfilter ist kompatibel mit verschiedenen Serien von Kaffeemaschinen der Marken Bosch, Siemens und Neff, die den Referenzcode TCZ6003 oder 00461732 verwenden. Nachfolgend sind spezifische Modelle und bekannte Serien aufgeführt, die dieses Ersatzteil nutzen, um eine korrekte Installation und Funktion zu gewährleisten:

Bosch Siemens
TAS1402, TCA5309, TKA8651, TKA8633, TKA8634, TKA8653 EQ.6 s300 TI903209RW, EQ.3 s100 TI30A209RW, EQ.5 s500 TI955209RW
TIS30329RW, TKA6A041, TKA6A044 Surpresso Compact TI301209RW
Neff
C17KS61N0, C17KS61N1

Im Allgemeinen ist dieser Filter kompatibel mit Bosch-, Siemens- und Neff-Kaffeemaschinen, die über ein integriertes Wasserfiltersystem verfügen und die Verwendung des Bosch-Filters TCZ6003 oder gleichwertiger Referenzen angeben.

Eigenschaften:
  • Teileart: Wasserfilter für Kaffeemaschine
  • Kompatible Marken: Bosch, Siemens, Neff
  • Referenzcodes: Bosch TCZ6003, Bosch 00461732
  • Hochwertiges Filtermaterial zur Reduzierung von Kalk und Chlor
  • Einfache Installation und Austausch ohne Werkzeug
  • Empfohlene Nutzungsdauer: ca. 2 Monate oder 50 Liter gefiltertes Wasser
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