Bosch Side-by-Side Refrigerator Filter UltraClarity KSZ50UC0

Description

The Bosch side-by-side refrigerator filter UltraClarity KSZ50UC0 is designed for use in newer series of Bosch refrigerators. The multi-layer adsorption media of this model helps reduce chlorine, unpleasant odor and suspended particles in the water and is suitable for supplying the water used by the appliance’s dispenser.

Features of the Bosch KSZ50UC0 Water Filter

The Bosch KSZ50UC0 water filter (code 11034151) has a standard construction that reduces water contaminants and helps keep the appliance’s water system and solenoid valve working efficiently. With effective adsorption technology it improves the cleanliness and purity of the output water and is suitable for Bosch side-by-side refrigerator-freezers.

• Filtration capacity: 300 gallons (1,135 liters) of drinking water
• Dimensions: 18.5 cm long with a 5.2 cm cross-section diameter (Bosch UltraClarity series)
• Approximate weight: about 230 g
• Material: compressed carbon block filter made from organic coconut shell, in a safe, standard (food-grade) housing
• Filter location: for Bosch side-by-side refrigerators; easy installation inside the appliance compartment with a twist-lock mechanism
• Certifications: holds recognized international water health and quality certifications, including NSF/ANSI 42 and 53

This filter has a direct effect on the clarity of the ice and the purity of the output water.

How to Replace the Bosch Rocket-Type Refrigerator Filter

Installation requirement for the UltraClarity series (code KSZ50UC0): when fitting this filter into the Bosch refrigerator’s ceiling compartment, no strong force is needed; level the cartridge and turn it clockwise until you hear it latch. After purging the circuit with a few liters of water, hold the Water Filter button for 3 seconds so the appliance’s alarm resets.

Risks of not replacing the filter: using a water filter for more than a year leads to the build-up of bacteria and sediment and a sharp drop in water pressure. This not only lowers water quality and can cause algae growth inside the circuit, but also puts extra strain on the refrigerator’s solenoid valve, which may burn out and lead to costly repairs.