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sensor ntc bosch 00164172

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sensor ntc bosch 00164172Der NTC Sensor ist eine wesentliche Komponente fr das ordnungsgeme Funktionieren des Khlsystems in Khlschrnken. Dieses Ersatzteil ist dafr ausgelegt, die Innentemperatur zu messen und diese Information an das Steuerungssystem zu senden, um eine angemessene und effiziente Khlung sicherzustellen. Wozu dient dieses Ersatzteil? Fehler in der Temperaturregelung des Khlschranks erkennen. Probleme mit bermiger Vereisung oder fehlender Klte beheben. Modelle:

Der NTC-Sensor ist eine wesentliche Komponente für das ordnungsgemäße Funktionieren des Kühlsystems in Kühlschränken. Dieses Ersatzteil ist dafür ausgelegt, die Innentemperatur zu messen und diese Information an das Steuerungssystem zu senden, um eine angemessene und effiziente Kühlung sicherzustellen.

Wozu dient dieses Ersatzteil?

  • Fehler in der Temperaturregelung des Kühlschranks erkennen.
  • Probleme mit übermäßiger Vereisung oder fehlender Kälte beheben.
Modelle:

Dieser NTC-Sensor ist kompatibel mit einer breiten Palette von Kühlschränken der Marken Bosch, Balay, Siemens, Constructa, Lynx, Neff, Pitsos und Gaggenau. Nachfolgend sind spezifische Modelle aufgeführt, die diesen Sensor verwenden, basierend auf den Referenzcodes und zugehörigen Serien:

Bosch Balay
Serie KGN, KGE mit Code 00164172 Serie 3K mit Code 00172763
Bosch-Kühlschrank KSV36VW30, Code 00183812 Balay 3KF5631, Code 00602671
KIS87AF30, Code 00602671 Balay-Modelle 3KFI563XE
Siemens Neff
KG49NXI30, KG36NXI30 (verwandte Codes) KI7863D30, KIL86V60
Constructa Gaggenau
CKN-Serie mit kompatiblen Sensoren RC481301, Modelle mit ähnlichem Steuerungssystem
Pitsos Lynx
Pitsos-Kühlschrankmodelle mit elektronischer Steuerung Lynx-Modelle kompatibel mit Bosch-Sensoren

Diese Modelle sind repräsentative Beispiele; wenn Ihr Kühlschrank zu einer dieser Serien gehört oder einen der angegebenen Bosch-Codes verwendet, ist dieser NTC-Sensor kompatibel.

Eigenschaften:
  • Teileart: NTC-Sensor (Negative Temperature Coefficient)
  • Kompatible Marken: Bosch, Balay, Siemens, Constructa, Lynx, Neff, Pitsos, Gaggenau
  • Codes: Bosch 00164172, 00172763, 00183812, 00602671
  • Funktion: misst die Innentemperatur für das Steuerungssystem des Kühlschranks
  • Hohe Präzision und schnelle Reaktion auf Temperaturänderungen
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