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resistencia 1950w original lavadora candy 41026962

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resistencia 1950w original lavadora candy 41026962Originalheizwiderstand mit 1950W fr Waschmaschinen, entwickelt, um das Wasser whrend der Waschzyklen zu erhitzen. Inklusive NTC Sensor fr eine optimale Temperaturkontrolle, die einen sicheren und effizienten Betrieb gewhrleistet. Wofr dient dieses Ersatzteil? Austausch eines durchgebrannten oder beschdigten Heizwiderstands, der das korrekte Erhitzen des Wassers verhindert. Lsung bei Temperaturfehlern oder ineffizientem Waschen der Waschmaschine.

Originalheizwiderstand mit 1950W für Waschmaschinen, entwickelt, um das Wasser während der Waschzyklen zu erhitzen. Inklusive NTC-Sensor für eine optimale Temperaturkontrolle, die einen sicheren und effizienten Betrieb gewährleistet.

Wofür dient dieses Ersatzteil?

  • Austausch eines durchgebrannten oder beschädigten Heizwiderstands, der das korrekte Erhitzen des Wassers verhindert.
  • Lösung bei Temperaturfehlern oder ineffizientem Waschen der Waschmaschine.
Modelle:

Dieses Heizelement ist kompatibel mit mehreren Waschmaschinenmodellen der Marken Candy, Hoover, Baumatic, General Electric, Teka, Electra, Ignis, Iberna, Otsein, Philco, Rosieres, Zerowatt und Hanseatic. Nachfolgend sind bekannte spezifische Modelle aufgeführt, die diesen Widerstand mit der Referenz 41026962 verwenden:

Candy: GC4 1272D3, GC4 1272D1, CS4 1272D3 Hoover: HWG 414D, HWG 414DX
Baumatic: BWM 612, BWM 613 General Electric: WMS 7350
Teka: LSI 850 Electra: EW 840
Ignis: AWL 610 Iberna: IWG 510
Otsein: OWG 1412 Philco: PLW 814
Rosieres: RLW 810 Zerowatt: ZWL 612
Hanseatic: HW 612

Falls Ihr Modell nicht aufgeführt ist, prüfen Sie die Referenz 41026962 zur Bestätigung der Kompatibilität. Dieser Widerstand passt zu den meisten Frontlader-Waschmaschinen dieser Marken, die 1950W-Heizwiderstände mit NTC-Sensor verwenden.

Eigenschaften:
  • Teileart: Heizwiderstand mit NTC-Sensor
  • Kompatible Marke: Candy und verbundene Marken (Hoover, Baumatic usw.)
  • Code/s: Candy 41026962 (Hauptreferenz)
  • Leistung: 1950W
  • Integrierter NTC-Sensor für präzise Temperaturmessung
  • Entwickelt für Frontlader-Waschmaschinen
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