220/380V 4500W Six-pole Three Group Heating Element divina-gloria-parts/astoria-divina-gloria-c-t-s-2003-solenoid-group Shut off the water supply

Name: 220/380V 4500W Six-pole Three Group Heating Element divina-gloria-parts/astoria-divina-gloria-c-t-s-2003-solenoid-group Shut off the water supply
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220/380V 4500W Six-pole Three Group Heating Element divina-gloria-parts/astoria-divina-gloria-c-t-s-2003-solenoid-group Shut off the water supply

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220 380V 4500W Six pole Three Group Heating Element divina gloria parts astoria divina gloria c t s 2003 solenoid group Shut off the water supply Shut off the water supply and relieve pressure before installing or servicing 5 1 8" diameter Advanced difficulty 220 380V 4500W Six pole Three Group Heating Element

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