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10,000+ Repair Coverage
Visiting Charge Starts at ₹199
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Bosch Chimney Service Center in India | Kitchen Chimney Repair Service

Searching for Bosch chimney repair service or Bosch chimney service center in India? You came to the right place.

Bosch kitchen chimney repair service is available for customer locations across India. Whether your hood is a wall-mounted box chimney, curved glass hood, island model, or built-in telescopic chimney, our technician can visit your home, inspect the problem, explain the required repair, and fix it after your approval.

20 Years Around 20 years of service experience
10,000+ 10,000+ repair coverage
₹199 Visiting charge starts at ₹199

Chimney Service Desk

Doorstep technician visit across major cities and towns in India

  • Wall-mounted, curved glass & island chimney repair
  • Suction motor, touch control & filter checking
  • Quotation provided before repair work
  • Customer approval required before fixing
Visiting charge starts at ₹199. Quote given after checking.
Chimney Types

Bosch Kitchen Chimney Types We Check & Repair

We provide doorstep repair and deep cleaning service for all Bosch chimney formats across Indian kitchens. Select your chimney type below to understand common problems and service details.

Bosch Wall Mounted Chimney Service Center in India

Looking for a Bosch wall mounted chimney service center in India or Bosch wall mounted chimney repair near me? Bosch wall-mounted chimneys (60 cm and 90 cm models) feature brushed stainless steel canopies and curved glass hoods with powerful copper suction motors designed for heavy Indian cooking spices and frying.

Common problems include low suction with cooking smoke spreading across the kitchen, suction motor humming loudly without spinning, heavy vibration during high-speed operation, blower fan squeaking from grease accumulation, baffle filters clogged with dried cooking oil, touch control panel or push button switch not responding, LED illumination lights not turning on, and exhaust duct line flap stuck.

A qualified technician inspects the copper blower motor, centrifugal fan wheel, motor run capacitor, multi-speed electronic control board, stainless steel baffle filters, and external duct piping. Parts checked include suction motors, fan impellers, capacitors, touch control boards, filters, and LED driver modules. Part price depends on the Bosch model, part number and availability. Bosch wall mounted chimney repair service is supported across major cities in India.

Bosch Island Chimney Service Center in India

Searching for a Bosch island chimney service center in India or trusted Bosch island chimney repair near you? Bosch island chimneys are suspended from the ceiling directly above central kitchen cooking islands, featuring 360-degree finished stainless steel bodies, high-capacity dual-intake blowers, and perimeter extraction systems.

Common problems include island chimney suction problems where cooking smoke escapes into open living areas, blower motor noise or rattling, excessive vibration due to ceiling bracket loosening or unbalanced fan wheel, grease filter saturation, touch control panel not responding from either side, halogen or LED spotlight failure, and long-run duct airflow resistance.

The technician inspects the suspended ceiling mounting brackets, high-output extraction blower motor, dual touch control interfaces, washable grease filters, charcoal odor filters, and flexible ducting. The technician explains the required repair, deep cleaning, or part replacement before work begins. Relevant parts include blower motors, fan wheels, control boards, filters, lights, and duct-related parts. Part price depends on the Bosch model, part number and availability. Bosch island chimney service center support is available across locations in India.

Bosch Telescopic / Built-in Hood Service Center in India

Need a Bosch telescopic built-in hood service center in India or under-cabinet chimney repair support? Bosch telescopic and built-in cooker hoods are integrated directly inside upper kitchen cabinets, featuring pull-out sliding glass fascias that automatically activate the exhaust fan upon extension.

Common problems include chimney not turning on when telescopic slider is pulled out, microswitch activation failure, low suction power, blower fan rubbing against compact metal housing, grease buildup on internal cassette filters, rocker switch or slider control jammed with sticky grease, and lighting bulb failure.

The technician examines the slide microswitches, compact centrifugal motor, metal mesh grease filters, speed selector switches, internal wiring harness, and recirculating carbon filters. After diagnosing the hood, the technician gives an upfront quotation before starting work. Parts checked include slide switches, compact blower motors, filters, switch panels, and lights. Part price depends on the Bosch model, part number and availability. Bosch built-in hood repair service is available for service enquiries across locations in India.

Faults We Inspect

Common Bosch Kitchen Chimney Problems We Check

A chimney suction problem does not always mean a burnt motor. For example, if smoke fills the kitchen, the cause could be grease-choked baffle filters, a stuck duct flap, or a weakened motor capacitor. That is why the technician checks the appliance first.

Chimney Not Starting

The chimney does not turn on when pressing the power button or waving hand at the gesture sensor.

Common Reasons: Wall socket power failure, blown internal fuse, burnt PCB power track, or faulty main power switch.
Technician Checks: Wall power point, main power cable, control board supply voltage, and switch continuity.
Normal Solution: Repairing power supply connections or fixing board tracks. If the switch block is burnt, it is replaced.

Low Suction Power / Smoke Lingering

The chimney runs but smoke, oil fumes, and tadka smells linger heavily in the kitchen.

Common Reasons: Baffle filters blocked with thick grease, motor capacitor weakened, exhaust duct pinched, or outdoor flap stuck.
Technician Checks: Air velocity at filter face, motor capacitor microfarads (uF), duct pipe bends, and exhaust vent flap.
Normal Solution: Degreasing baffle filters and clearing duct line. If the capacitor is weak, replacing it restores full RPM suction.

Loud Rattling or Vibration Noise

The chimney shakes violently on speed 2 or 3, producing loud metallic rattling and buzzing.

Common Reasons: Blower wheel unbalanced by uneven oil clumps, loose motor mounting bracket, or wall anchor loose.
Technician Checks: Blower wheel balance, motor shaft play, wall mounting bracket screws, and canopy housing tightness.
Normal Solution: Cleaning and balancing the blower wheel and tightening wall brackets. If motor shaft has play, it is serviced.

Motor Humming but Fan Not Rotating

The motor produces a low electrical hum when switched on, but the blower wheel does not spin.

Common Reasons: Dead motor run capacitor, motor bearing jammed with dried sticky grease, or foreign object stuck in blower.
Technician Checks: Motor capacitor capacitance, manual shaft rotation freedom, and motor start winding continuity.
Normal Solution: Replacing the motor capacitor or de-gumming the motor shaft bushings. If the winding is burnt, motor repair is quoted.

Blower Wheel Clogged with Grease

Heavy black oil and carbon deposits fill the curved blades of the inner blower wheel, cutting airflow in half.

Common Reasons: Prolonged frying without regular filter cleaning, or poor quality duct pipe restricting oil drainage.
Technician Checks: Blower housing interior, fan wheel blade curvature, and motor heat build-up.
Normal Solution: Dismantling the blower casing and performing thorough industrial degreasing and chemical cleaning.

LED Focus Lights Not Working

One or both cooking spotlight LEDs fail to turn on, flicker, or remain very dim.

Common Reasons: Fused 1.5W/2W LED spot lamp, burnt 12V LED driver transformer, or broken light switch button.
Technician Checks: Voltage output from 12V LED driver transformer, lamp socket wires, and light switch.
Normal Solution: Replacing the burnt LED spot lamp or replacing the 12V DC driver module.

Push-Button Switch Stuck

Mechanical buttons stay pressed in, do not pop back out, or fail to latch into position.

Common Reasons: Sticky cooking grease seeped inside the switch block mechanism, or broken internal latch spring.
Technician Checks: Switch latching mechanism, contact continuity on all 3 speed settings, and grease fouling.
Normal Solution: Cleaning and degreasing switch contacts or installing a new genuine push-button switch assembly.

Touch Control / Gesture Sensor Problem

Touch keys do not respond to fingers, or hand-wave motion gesture sensor fails to change speeds.

Common Reasons: Thick oil layer over glass touch sensor, moisture ingress into touch PCB, or faulty infrared gesture diodes.
Technician Checks: Touch PCB input voltage, optical gesture sensor cleanliness, and microprocessor response.
Normal Solution: Cleaning sensor optical window or repairing board tracks. If the touch PCB is defective, it is replaced.

Oil Dripping from Baffle Filters

Sticky yellow oil droplets drip onto the gas stove or kitchen countertop while cooking.

Common Reasons: Baffle filter channels fully saturated with grease, plastic oil collector cup full, or filters fitted backwards.
Technician Checks: Filter angle of inclination, oil drainage grooves, and oil collector cup alignment.
Normal Solution: Emptying the oil collector, chemically degreasing the baffle filters, and refitting them in the correct slope angle.

Exhaust Duct Flap Stuck / Closed

The chimney motor runs at high speed, but air back-pressures and blows down back into the kitchen.

Common Reasons: Non-return damper flap glued shut by dried grease, or external wall cowl louvers jammed with bird nest.
Technician Checks: Non-return flap movement above the motor outlet and outdoor wall cowl opening.
Normal Solution: Freeing and cleaning the spring-loaded damper flap and ensuring the outdoor duct discharge is unobstructed.

Motor Speed Not Changing

The chimney only runs on one fixed speed regardless of whether Low, Medium, or High is selected.

Common Reasons: Burnt speed control relay on the PCB, faulty multi-tap motor winding, or triac failure on inverter PCB.
Technician Checks: Voltage across each speed output wire (Low, Med, High) and motor winding resistance.
Normal Solution: Replacing the burnt speed relay on the control PCB or repairing the motor speed tap wire.

Burning Smell from Motor Housing

Pungent electrical burning smell comes from the top duct chimney chimney body while running.

Common Reasons: Overheated copper windings from grease load, failing run capacitor melting, or burnt plastic blower hub.
Technician Checks: Motor winding temperature, thermal cut-off sensor, and capacitor casing for swelling.
Normal Solution: Replacing a failing capacitor or servicing the motor windings before thermal insulation burns out.

Excessive Heat Near Chimney Body

The stainless steel canopy or decorative glass gets very hot to the touch during normal cooking.

Common Reasons: Exhaust air cannot escape through a long or crushed duct pipe, forcing hot air to accumulate in the hood.
Technician Checks: Duct pipe diameter (must be 6 inches), number of 90-degree bends, and motor heat dissipation.
Normal Solution: Re-routing or replacing crushed flexible duct pipe with rigid or semi-rigid aluminum ducting.

Deep Degreasing & Cleaning Requirement

The chimney has accumulated sticky grease inside the blower, motor body, and filters after 6 to 12 months of use.

Common Reasons: Heavy Indian cooking with deep frying and spices naturally deposits oil mist on internal chimney surfaces.
Technician Checks: Oil saturation in blower impeller, motor casing, baffle filters, and duct pipe.
Normal Solution: Complete disassembly, chemical degreasing of blower fan and filters, and steam sanitization.
Key Component Guides

Detailed Information on Major Chimney Problems

Learn more about the primary operating systems in a Bosch kitchen chimney, what causes faults, and how our technician inspects each component.

Sealed Copper Blower Motor & Run Capacitor

Bosch kitchen chimneys use powerful copper-wound blower motors delivering 800 to 1200+ m³/hr suction to pull heavy cooking fumes and oil vapor out of the kitchen.

Possible reasons for motor-related problems:

  • Motor run capacitor weakened from prolonged heat exposure
  • Oil vapor passing past uncleaned filters and gumming up bearings
  • Winding overheating caused by choked exhaust duct line
Do not assume the motor is dead if it stops spinning. In most cases, replacing the ₹350–₹650 capacitor restores full motor power.

Common symptoms:

  • Motor hums but does not rotate until nudged
  • Suction feels weak even on maximum boost setting
  • Chimney motor shuts down automatically after 10 minutes
The technician tests the capacitor and winding continuity before advising motor replacement.

Stainless Steel Baffle Filters & Oil Collector

Baffle filters force oil-laden cooking smoke to make sharp directional turns, causing heavier grease droplets to separate and flow into the detachable oil collection tray.

Symptoms:

  • Oil droplets dripping onto gas stove burners
  • Smoke spilling around the chimney edges instead of being drawn in
  • Sticky yellow film on kitchen tiles and cabinet fronts

Possible reasons:

  • Filters saturated with hardened cooking grease
  • Filters installed upside down or without downward slope
  • Full oil collector cup overflowing
Normal solution: Periodic deep cleaning with boiling water and food-grade degreasers restores optimal airflow without buying new filters.

Touch Panel & Gesture Control Electronics

Modern Bosch chimneys feature capacitive glass touch panels and optical infrared motion sensors that let you turn on the hood and adjust speed with a simple hand wave.

Symptoms:

  • Touch buttons do not beep or respond to fingers
  • Gesture sensor does not register hand-wave motion
  • Chimney turns on or off randomly on its own

Possible reasons:

  • Oil film or steam coating the touch sensor glass
  • Voltage surge damaging the capacitive touch IC
  • Loose flat ribbon cable connecting touch board to main PCB
Normal solution: Cleaning sensor windows, reseating ribbon cables, or repairing board tracks restores full touch response.

Exhaust Ducting Pipe & Backdraft Damper Flap

The exhaust duct channels smoke outside your home. The spring-loaded non-return valve (damper flap) opens when the chimney runs and seals shut when off to prevent outdoor pests and cold air from entering.

Symptoms:

  • Air blows back into the kitchen from around the canopy
  • Loud flapping noise when chimney is running
  • Suction drastically drops despite motor running at full speed

Possible reasons:

  • Flexible PVC or aluminum pipe crushed inside cabinet
  • Damper flap glued shut by sticky grease
  • Too many 90-degree bends creating high static back-pressure
Normal solution: Straightening or replacing damaged duct pipe and cleaning the non-return flap eliminates back-pressure immediately.
Parts We Check

Bosch Chimney Parts

Below are the main parts in a Bosch kitchen chimney. When a problem happens, the technician checks these components to see if cleaning, repair, or part replacement is needed.

Blower Suction Motor

Drives the exhaust fan wheel. Checked when chimney does not start or motor hums without rotating.

Motor Run Capacitor

Provides starting torque for the motor. Checked when suction is weak or motor struggles to spin.

Stainless Steel Baffle Filters

Separates cooking grease from smoke. Checked when saturated with oil or oil drips onto stove.

Charcoal / Carbon Filter

Neutralizes cooking odors in ductless models. Checked when odors persist in kitchen.

Touch Control PCB Module

Processes touch keys and gesture commands. Checked when touch panel freezes or is unresponsive.

Push-Button Switch Assembly

Mechanical speed and light switches. Checked when buttons stick in or do not make contact.

LED Spot Lights & Driver

Illuminates the cooking cooktop below. Checked when lights remain dark, dim, or flicker.

Blower Fan Wheel (Impeller)

Multi-blade centrifugal fan. Checked for grease unbalance, cracking, or rubbing noise.

Non-Return Damper Flap

One-way exhaust valve preventing backdraft. Checked when flap is stuck shut by grease.

Flexible Aluminum Duct Pipe

Carries exhaust air to outside wall vent. Checked for kinks, tears, or crushed sections.

Detachable Oil Collector Cup

Captures accumulated oil runoff. Checked for cracks, overflow, or loose fitting.

Main Power Supply PCB

Powers motor speeds and lighting. Checked when the unit is completely dead with no power.

Reference Rates

BOSCH CHIMNEY PARTS PRICE

These are indicative online reference prices. The actual price depends on the Bosch chimney model, part number, part type and availability.

Part Name Approximate / Indicative Online Price Check & Service Notes
Blower Suction Motor ₹2,250 – ₹3,800 onwards Checked when motor does not start, overheats, or has winding failure
Motor Run Capacitor ₹350 – ₹650 onwards Checked when motor hums without turning or suction power feels weak
Stainless Steel Baffle Filter Set ₹950 – ₹1,650 onwards Replacement set of curved baffle filter cassettes matched by dimensions
Charcoal / Carbon Odor Filter Pad ₹650 – ₹1,200 onwards Replaceable carbon filter discs for recirculating ductless chimney models
Touch Control PCB / Gesture Module Repair around ₹1,650 – ₹2,400+
Replacement around ₹1,450 onwards, depending on model
Checked when touch keys freeze or gesture motion sensor stops responding
Mechanical Push-Button Switch Block ₹450 – ₹850 onwards Replacement 5-button mechanical switch assembly (0, 1, 2, 3, Light)
LED Spot Light Assembly (Pair) ₹450 – ₹850 onwards Heat-resistant 1.5W/2W LED focus lamps for cooktop illumination
Centrifugal Blower Impeller Wheel ₹750 – ₹1,450 onwards Checked when plastic fan blades are cracked or unbalanced from grease
Flexible Aluminum Exhaust Duct Pipe ₹450 – ₹950 onwards Heavy-duty 6-inch expandable aluminum flexible ducting with cowl
Non-Return Damper Flap (Check Valve) ₹350 – ₹650 onwards Spring-loaded backdraft shutter mounted at the exhaust outlet
Detachable Oil Collector Cup Set ₹250 – ₹450 onwards Transparent plastic oil drip tray and collector cup accessories
Deep Chemical Degreasing & Cleaning Separate service charge (quoted on-site) Full disassembly, blower degreasing, filter wash, and steam sanitization
Important Pricing Notice: Part prices can change by Bosch model, part number, availability and supplier. The technician will check the machine and confirm the required part and price before replacement.

Important: Part Price and Cleaning / Service Charges are Separate

The part price, repair charge, and chimney deep-cleaning service cost are separate. A part price does not automatically include technician labour or deep degreasing charges. If your chimney only requires filter degreasing without any broken parts, the technician quotes only for the cleaning service.

Why Bosch Chimney Part Prices Can Change

Part prices are not fixed for every kitchen chimney. They vary based on several practical factors:

Chimney Model & Design

Curved glass hoods, box canopies, and island models use different blower housings, brackets, and glass fittings.

Suction Capacity (m³/hr)

Higher suction capacity motors (1200+ m³/hr) have larger copper winding cores and heavy-duty capacitors.

Part Number

Specific engineering revisions and exact manufacturer part codes have different supply rates.

Touch vs Push-Button Controls

Gesture touch boards and electronic control PCBs cost differently than simple mechanical push-button switches.

Part Availability

Commonly stocked capacitors and filters cost less than imported electronic touch boards for island models.

Assembly vs Individual Part

Replacing an individual capacitor or lamp costs much less than replacing an entire motor or electronic board.

Cleaning vs Part Replacement

In many cases, thorough degreasing of the blower wheel resolves noise and low suction without buying new parts.

How is the final repair price decided?

First, the technician checks the chimney. After finding the problem, the technician explains the required repair, cleaning, or part replacement and gives the quotation. Work is done after customer approval.

Natural Repair Flow: Problem → Possible reason → Technician checking → Solution → Part if required → Approximate part price → Customer approval → Repair.

How It Works

Our Simple 7-Step Chimney Repair Process

We follow a clear step-by-step process so you know what is wrong and how much it costs before repair work starts.

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Step 1

Customer calls or contacts us on WhatsApp.

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Step 2

Customer tells the appliance problem and model details if available.

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Step 3

Technician visit is arranged for your address.

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Step 4

Technician checks the appliance and finds the problem.

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Step 5

Technician explains the repair and gives the quotation.

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Step 6

Customer approves the repair.

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Step 7

Repair, deep cleaning, or part replacement is carried out.

Doorstep Visit
₹199

Visiting charge starts at ₹199

Chimney Service Charges

The visiting charge starts at ₹199. The technician inspects the chimney, tests motor suction and filters, and provides a clear quotation based on the work needed.

Repair, cleaning, or part replacement is only done after your confirmation. No surprise charges.

Service Standards

Why Choose Our Bosch Chimney Repair Service

Clear communication, experienced technicians, and transparent pricing.

Around 20 Years Experience

Our technicians have long-standing experience diagnosing suction loss, motor capacitor failure, and touch controls in kitchen chimneys.

10,000+ Repair Coverage

Hands-on track record resolving kitchen chimney suction and motor problems across Indian cities.

Checking Before Repair

We do not guess faults over the phone. The technician checks the chimney suction and electricals on-site before quoting.

Customer Approval First

No repair work, deep degreasing, or part replacement begins until you understand the quotation and approve the repair.

Service Coverage

Bosch Chimney Service Coverage in India

We provide technician visit coverage for Bosch kitchen chimney repair across major metro cities, state capitals, and urban regions in India.

North India

Delhi Noida Ghaziabad Gurugram Faridabad Chandigarh Ludhiana Amritsar Jaipur Lucknow Kanpur Dehradun Haridwar

West India

Mumbai Thane Navi Mumbai Pune Nagpur Nashik Ahmedabad Surat Vadodara Indore Bhopal

South India

Bengaluru Mysuru Mangaluru Chennai Coimbatore Madurai Trichy Salem Hyderabad Secunderabad Visakhapatnam Vijayawada Kochi Thiruvananthapuram

East & Central India

Kolkata Howrah Bhubaneswar Cuttack Patna Ranchi Jamshedpur Guwahati

*Technician availability may vary depending on local area pin code and technician schedule. Contact on Call or WhatsApp to check nearest slot.

Customer Queries

Frequently Asked Questions – Bosch Chimney Repair

Find clear answers to common questions about Bosch kitchen chimney repair, low suction, and servicing.

Low suction is almost always caused by thick cooking oil choking the baffle filter slots, grease accumulation inside the blower wheel, a weakened motor capacitor, or a stuck exhaust flap in the duct pipe. Cleaning the filters and replacing a weak capacitor restores suction.

When the motor hums without rotating, the motor run capacitor has typically failed or lost capacitance. In other cases, hardened sticky grease has jammed the motor shaft. Replacing the capacitor or cleaning the shaft frees the motor.

The visiting charge starts at ₹199. The technician visits your home, inspects the chimney motor, switches, and suction, and provides a clear quotation before starting any work.

Yes. Our technicians offer complete deep cleaning service, dismantling the baffle filters, inner blower casing, and fan wheel, chemically degreasing all oil residues, and reassembling the unit safely.

Oil drips when the baffle filter grooves are completely saturated and cannot channel oil into the collection cup, or when the plastic oil collector cup is full. Emptying the cup and degreasing the filters resolves this.

Yes. In many cases, grease mist on the infrared sensor lens or loose ribbon cables cause touch and gesture failures. Cleaning the sensor or repairing board traces fixes the issue. If the touch PCB is defective, it can be replaced.

Excessive noise occurs when the centrifugal blower wheel becomes unbalanced due to heavy oil clumps sticking to one side, or when wall mounting screws have loosened. Cleaning the fan and securing the brackets fixes the rattle.

Yes. Our technicians service ceiling-mounted island chimneys as well as built-in telescopic hoods integrated inside overhead kitchen cabinets.

Yes. If the focus lights do not turn on, the technician tests whether the LED bulb or the 12V LED driver transformer has failed and replaces the damaged part on-site.

For Indian cooking involving regular tadka and deep frying, baffle filters should be cleaned every 2 to 3 weeks at home, and a full professional deep degreasing service should be done every 6 to 12 months.

You can click the Call button or WhatsApp button on this page. Provide your chimney model type, location, and the issue you are facing to schedule a visit.

Yes, absolutely. The technician first inspects the chimney, tests suction and electricals, and provides a clear quotation. Work starts only after your approval.

This happens when the flexible ducting pipe has developed cracks or punctures, or when the spring-loaded backdraft flap above the motor is jammed shut by grease. The technician replaces damaged ducting and frees the flap.

No, the part price, repair charge, and cleaning service charge are separate. The technician provides a transparent quotation showing part costs and labour charges before starting work.

Our technicians check older Bosch models as well. Motors, run capacitors, duct pipes, LED lights, and baffle filters are readily available or can be matched to specifications.

Yes. If the copper coil has burned out, motor rewinding is often possible and costs less than replacing the entire motor housing assembly. The technician will check the motor and provide options.

Need Doorstep Bosch Kitchen Chimney Repair in India?

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Bosch Official Service & Support Details

For official Bosch warranty, product support, authorization or service-related confirmation, customers can contact Bosch India directly using the official details below:

Official Website https://www.bosch-home.in/
Toll-Free Customer Service 1800 266 1880
Service Hours Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Bosch WhatsApp 9211917188
Bosch Service Email service.in@bosch-home.com
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