motor condensador secadora electrolux 1364070001
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motor condensador secadora electrolux 1364070001Dieser originale Kondensatormotor ist fr Trockner der Marke Electrolux und deren zugehrige Marken konzipiert. Er ist ein wesentliches Bauteil, das den ordnungsgemen Betrieb des Kondensationssystems in Trocknern ermglicht und eine effiziente sowie sichere Trocknung gewhrleistet. Wozu dient dieses Ersatzteil? Ersetzt defekte Kondensatormotoren, die eine ordnungsgeme Kondensation des Dampfes verhindern. Lst Probleme mit verlngerten Trocknungszeiten

Dieser originale Kondensatormotor ist für Trockner der Marke Electrolux und deren zugehörige Marken konzipiert. Er ist ein wesentliches Bauteil, das den ordnungsgemäßen Betrieb des Kondensationssystems in Trocknern ermöglicht und eine effiziente sowie sichere Trocknung gewährleistet.

Wozu dient dieses Ersatzteil?

  • Ersetzt defekte Kondensatormotoren, die eine ordnungsgemäße Kondensation des Dampfes verhindern.
  • Löst Probleme mit verlängerten Trocknungszeiten aufgrund von Ausfällen des Kondensatormotors.
Modelle:

Dieser Kondensatormotor ist kompatibel mit Electrolux Trocknern und anderen Marken der Gruppe, unter Verwendung der angegebenen Referenzcodes. Nachfolgend sind spezifische kompatible Modelle aufgeführt:

Electrolux AEG / Zanussi / REX / Arthur Martin
Electrolux EW2100, EW2600, EW7650 AEG Lavatherm 65570, 69470
Trockner Electrolux EDH3497, EDH3597 Zanussi ZTE710, ZTE710P
Electrolux 1251278204, 1364070001, 1364070100 Rex TD120, TD130
Electrolux 4055327904, 4055369633 Arthur Martin AME1080, AME1090
Electrolux EDH873, EDH874 Zanker ZTE710P
Zoppas ZTE710
Husqvarna DHD400
Elektro Helios EH701
Rosenlew RCD3800
Curtiss CDH710
Faure FDF710
John Lewis JLS100

Es wird empfohlen, den Referenzcode vor dem Kauf zu überprüfen, um die vollständige Kompatibilität mit Ihrem Trocknermodell sicherzustellen.

Eigenschaften:
  • Teileart: Kondensatormotor für Trockner
  • Kompatible Marke: Electrolux und zugehörige Marken (AEG, Zanussi, Rex, Arthur Martin, unter anderen)
  • Entsprechende Codes: 1251278204, 1364070001, 1364070100, 4055327904, 4055369633
  • Originalmotor mit Electrolux Qualitätsgarantie
  • Entwickelt, um eine optimale Leistung in Trocknern mit Kondensationssystem zu gewährleisten
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