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Bosch Washing Machine Drain Pump & Filter Body
Suitable For Models Of: Balay, Bosch, Constructa, Gaggenau, Neff, Pitsos, Profilo, Siemens, Tecnik Washing Machines Read More
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Description
This is a high-quality drain pump and filter body for your wash cycle’s draining phase. Pumps the water out of the machine through the drainage hose.
The filter body housing holds a filter that catches lint, debris, and foreign objects from the laundry water. Keeps them from clogging or damaging the drain pump.
Have you recently checked a wash load only to see soaked clothes? This shows an incomplete cycle, a tell-tale sign of a failing drain pump. You should change it with this replacement part.
This drain pump and filter body suits Balay, Bosch, Constructa, Gaggenau, Neff, Pitsos, Profilo, Siemens, and Tecnik washing machines.
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Manufacturers Part Number:
- 921243
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Warning: Always unplug any appliance from the electricity supply before carrying out any work or testing on it.
Latest Product Review(s)
Drain Pump and Filter Body
I brought the drain pump as the one on my Siemens IQ500 washing machine had packed in. I ordered the pump from Ransom Spares and it didn't take long to turn up. I found a video on YouTube that related to a Bosh washing machine that looked similar to my Siemens and I just followed that to disassemble the machine down to the pump. You have to take off the door seal so you will require a handled hook to take the door seal spring off and to refit it. But apart from that its straight forward to get to the pump to remove it and refit. I was in two minds whether to just by the pump on its own for about £10 or buy the pump and the housing for £20. I decided for the latter and I am glad I did as splitting the old pump was a bit of a pain and due to the age of the old housing, the plastic was a bit brittle and I snapped off a lug on the housing. Anyway I found it easy to fit and my washer is working. Excellent service from Ransom Spares as normal and they saved me a lot of money. I hopes this helps someone? Thanks.