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Bosch Tumble Dryer Spares
Find drive belts, pulleys, rollers, heaters, thermostats and door handles for Bosch tumble dryers. Start with the complete Bosch E-Nr, then continue to the matching catalogue.
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Compatibility first
Use the complete Bosch E-Nr
Record the complete E-Nr, including the index after the slash, together with the FD number. The shorter family name on the fascia is not precise enough to identify every part.
Where to lookCheck inside the door opening, around the door frame and on the rear cabinet. Record the complete rating-plate information rather than the range name on the control panel.
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Read the complete belt code and confirm its length, width and rib arrangement.
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Check the drum, motor and support system turn freely before replacing a broken belt.
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Treat an operated thermal device as a symptom until restricted airflow or another cause has been ruled out.
BSH specialist guidance
Bosch compatibility details that matter
Bosch parts should be checked against the complete E-Nr and its index after the slash. The FD number can help separate production changes within appliances that share the same range name.
BSH tumble dryers can use different belt, pulley, heater and sensor arrangements across closely related versions. Confirm the printed belt code and complete appliance reference before selecting a replacement.
Repair safely
Before fitting a part
Disconnect the dryer before removing covers. If a thermostat or thermal cut-out has operated, check filters, the condenser and all airways so the underlying airflow problem is not left unresolved.
Ordering guidance
Common questions
Why do tumble dryer belts with similar lengths differ?
The rib count, width, elasticity and exact running length all matter. Use the full model reference and compare the code printed on the old belt where it remains legible.
Should I reset or replace a thermal cut-out?
First establish why it operated. Blocked filters, a restricted condenser, damaged ducting or another airflow problem can cause a replacement device to operate again.