Parts for Thermador T24IR70NSP/43: Tri Parts

This active carbon filter refreshes the air when your range hood is set to recirculate. Replace a saturated filter to restore effective odor reduction and maintain a more comfortable cooking space. What it does:

• Adsorbs cooking odors in recirculating operation
• Helps maintain fresher indoor air when venting back into the room
• Restores odor-removal performance when the old filter is saturated
• Typical signs it's time to replace: persistent cooking smells or diminished odor reduction

• One activated carbon filter

• Disconnect power to the hood before servicing
• Remove the metal grease filter(s) to access the charcoal filter
• Release the old filter from its clips/bayonet mount and install the new filter in the same orientation until it locks
• Charcoal filters are not washable; replace when saturated

• For hoods configured for recirculation; not used when vented to the outdoors

Replacement retaining pin that secures appliance components so panels, hinges or linkages stay connected. Use this direct-fit hardware to restore proper alignment and reduce looseness, rattling or separation caused by a missing, bent or worn pin.

• Secures mating parts like hinges, levers or shafts to prevent separation and play
• Common symptom: loose or rattling door/panel or misaligned assembly where the original pin is missing or damaged
• Typical use: keeps pivot points and small assemblies aligned for proper operation
• Metal fastener designed for a simple, local replacement

• Disconnect power (and water, if appliance type requires) before servicing
• Remove any obstructions and note original orientation before removing the old pin
• Use appropriate hand tools; do not force parts—if fit is tight, inspect mating components for damage

This profile stripe is a decorative trim piece that restores the finished look of a PROFILE-series appliance door and helps protect the exposed edge from wear. It matches the appliance profile to keep the door looking complete and aligned. What it does:

• Covers the exposed door edge or seam to restore original appearance
• Protects the door edge from chips, scuffs and daily wear
• Hides mounting holes and fasteners for a clean, finished look
• Helps maintain the aesthetic alignment between door panels and handle area

• High-level replacement — typically snaps or slides into place; check for exact steps
• Use care to avoid scratching adjacent surfaces during installation
• Disconnect power or follow manufacturer safety guidance if working near electrical components
• If adhesive is used, allow recommended cure time before closing or using the door

This cover protects and conceals internal components, keeping them free from dirt and moisture while maintaining the appliance's finished appearance. It's a straightforward replacement that restores proper fit and protection at the service area. What it does:

• Shields internal parts from debris and moisture to reduce wear and fouling
• Helps keep switches, latches, or connection points covered and secure
• Restores the appliance's finished appearance where the original cover was damaged or lost
• Supports proper component alignment by holding surrounding pieces in place

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, water supply before beginning service
• Remove fasteners or clips securing the old cover; retain screws for reuse
• Align the replacement and snap or fasten into place without forcing to avoid breaking tabs

This is a mounting fixing kit used to secure specific dishwasher components. It replaces worn or missing hardware so parts stay firmly in place and the appliance operates as intended.

• Secures designated parts to prevent loosening, rattling, or misalignment
• Helps resolve issues like loose panels or components shifting during cycles
• Useful when original fasteners are stripped, corroded, or lost
• Restores proper fitment after service or replacement of related parts

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Keep track of original hardware locations for correct reassembly
• Hand-start screws to avoid cross-threading; tighten to snug, do not overtighten
• Address corrosion or damage present on mating parts before installation