Bosch NEM5666UC 500 Series, 36" Knob Cnt, 5 Element, Elec. C-Top Black fridge_width_28 Easily Select Advanced Refrigeration Options

Name: Bosch NEM5666UC 500 Series, 36" Knob Cnt, 5 Element, Elec. C-Top Black fridge_width_28 Easily Select Advanced Refrigeration Options
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 2415385479
Price: 693.46 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2052000000000005 (13 reviews)

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Bosch NEM5666UC 500 Series, 36" Knob Cnt, 5 Element, Elec. C Top Black fridge_width_28 Easily Select Advanced Refrigeration Options Easily Select Advanced Refrigeration Options Like Max Ice Electronic Temperature Control a two level heat indicator our dual element lets you save energy with a focused area for a small pot or pan and an enlarged area for a bigger pot or pan

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