Bomann (C. Bomann GmbH) is a German manufacturer of affordable household appliances, including large kitchen units, small electronics, and personal care products.
C. Bomann GmbH is a long-standing German company specializing in the distribution of electrical household appliances. Based in Kempen, North Rhine-Westphalia, the brand offers a wide spectrum of consumer electronics ranging from large kitchen appliances—such as washing machines, dishwashers, electric stoves, and refrigerators—to small handy devices like blenders, toasters, and coffee grinders.
Known for delivering value-oriented solutions for the home, Bomann products are widely available across European markets and through major online retailers. Founded in the early 1990s, the company focuses on functionality and reliability, ensuring that essential home electronics are accessible to a broad consumer base.
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Before using the washing machine for the first time, you must remove the four transport locking screws located on the back of the appliance using the enclosed assembly wrench. Failure to do so can cause serious damage to the machine during operation.
If the glass surface has cracks or is broken, the appliance must not be used immediately to avoid the risk of electric shock. Switch off the fuse and contact an authorized specialist for repair.
Yes, on many models like the KSG beverage cooler, the door opening direction can be changed. This process involves unscrewing the mounting brackets and hinges and reattaching them to the opposite side. Please consult your specific model's manual for detailed steps and ensure the appliance is disconnected from power.
Regularly clean the filters and spray arms to prevent clogging. Use a damp cloth for the door seals. For a thorough clean, you can run a wash cycle with a dedicated dishwasher cleaner without any dishes inside.
Most large Bomann electric stoves require a hardwired connection (e.g., 380-415V 3N~) performed by a qualified electrician. They generally cannot be plugged into a standard household socket safely.