Vacuum accessory nozzle Karcher 2.903-001.0, 75 mm x 170 mm x 245 mm

Practical air-driven rotating brush nozzle for cleaning upholstered furniture and textile surfaces. The accessory has a working width of 160 mm and dimensions of approximately 75 mm × 170 mm × 245 mm, and is compatible with a range of Kärcher vacuum cleaners including models A 2003, A 2004, A 2054, Me DS 5600, SE 2001, SE 3001, SE 4001, SE 4002, VC 6100, VC 6200, VC 6300 and WD 2.200.

Advantages

The air-driven rotating brush design agitates and lifts dust and dirt from upholstery and fabrics without the need for a separate power connection. Its compact nozzle size and 160 mm working width allow targeted cleaning of seats, cushions and textile surfaces. The accessory is compatible with multiple Kärcher models, ensuring straightforward replacement or accessory upgrade for supported machines.

Suitable for

• Cleaning upholstered furniture (sofas, armchairs)
• Removing dust and hair from car seats and textile interiors
• Refreshing cushions, mattresses and fabric-covered surfaces
• Detail cleaning of narrow or confined textile areas

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Kärcher
• Model / MPN: 2.903-001.0
• EAN: 4002667359794
• Working width: 160 mm
• Connection / outer dimensions: approx. 75 mm × 170 mm × 245 mm
• Compatible with: A 2003, A 2004, A 2054, Me DS 5600, SE 2001, SE 3001, SE 4001, SE 4002, VC 6100, VC 6200, VC 6300, WD 2.200

How to use

Attach the nozzle to the vacuum cleaner’s hose or wand according to the vacuum model’s connection instructions. Operate the vacuum as usual; the brush is driven by the suction airflow and will rotate when sufficient airflow is present. Move the nozzle slowly over the textile surface in overlapping passes to lift and extract embedded dirt. For heavy soiling, repeat passes or combine with an appropriate upholstery cleaning program if the vacuum supports it.

Recommendations

Use on dry textiles only. Check compatibility with your Kärcher model before purchase. For best results, remove larger debris and test on an inconspicuous area before treating entire surfaces.