Hotpoint
Hotpoint Cooker & Hob Fan Motor Insulation PlateC00199746
Suitable for Hotpoint, Ariston, Belling, Cannon, Creda
Stock Code: 9534
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£11.10inc. VAT
£9.25 ex. VAT
In Stock
Next Day Delivery Available
Moderate DIY repair
A confident home repairer can do this with basic tools.
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Compatibility Check
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Common reasons to replace this part
Damaged or brokenCommonThe insulation plate has cracked or crumbled and needs replacing.
ScorchedCommonThe plate has scorched or burnt where it sits against the heat.
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Fitting Guidance
MediumGeneral fitting guidance. The exact steps can vary slightly with the make and model of your cooker.
Safety: Switch off and unplug at the mains and let the oven cool before you start.
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Specifications
- Part Number
- C00199746
- Alternative Part Numbers
- 082606171, 6603454
- EAN / Barcode
- 8052476997461
- Genuine Spare Part
- Yes
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More Details
This is a genuine fan motor insulation plate. Installed between the fan motor and the oven cavity or other components.
Insulation behind your oven fan motor disintegrated? The plate acts as an insulator and a barrier. It shields the fan motor from excessive heat during the cooking process.
No overheating that can damage the oven motor and other components. It also lessens the risk of cooking accidents, especially a fire.
The fan motor insulation plate is from Hotpoint. Also fits Ariston, Belling, Cannon, Creda, Export, Indesit, Jackson, and Whirlpool cookers and hobs.
Before ordering, please verify that this part is suitable for your model using our compatibility checker.
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Video
How to Replace a Hotpoint Oven Fan Motor Insulation Plate
If you need to replace the fan motor insulation plate on a Hotpoint oven, we've got the video for you.
The following DIY repair video should assist you in fitting this part. However, the exact procedure may differ depending on your make and model.
Appliance and part number
- Oven model used - Hotpoint DU2540WH
- Part number used - RS9534
Need to find a specific part of the video? Use the timestamps below...
- 0:28 - Removing the internal back oven plate
- 0:42 - Removing oven fan
- 0:54 - Removing back panelling on the oven
- 1:09 - Removing oven fan motor and existing insulation plate
- 1:23 - Installing new oven fan motor insulation plate
- 1:51 - Re-installing new oven fan motor
- 2:23 - Re-installing internal back oven plate
- 2:37 - Re-installing back panelling on the oven
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Customer Reviews (17)
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A must-have when replacing fan motor
Very pleased that this insulation plate was shown when I was looking for the fan motor and I ordered it, as the old plate disintegrated when I removed the old fan motor. It was very easy to fit and great value for money.
Ivor Connell · Hitchin ·
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hotpoint oven fan gasket.
Reliable and prompt service as usual from Ransom spares. Great product, easy to fit.
anthony gardner · shrewsbury ·
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Good delivery, perfect replacement
Did the job just fine and was definitely needed. The original fell apart as I removed the old motor.
Chris Merriman · Chippenham ·
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Spot on
As stated IT IS a genuine spare for cooker. Forgot to order with fan motor - I expect in most cases a new insulation plate is needed; as noted as recommended by Ransoms in other reviews.
George S · Oakham ·
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Motor insulation plate
Exactly the same as original. A lot easier to fit than old one which was in bits
Alan · Isle of man ·
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Questions & Answers (2)
I moved my Hotpoint DHS53X and something made of glass inside the oven shattered into hundreds of pieces. The main oven no longer switches off when turned off at knob. Is the Insulation Plate above the right part to install? It looks like metal to me in the picture but can't be sure. Can you confirm this for me? Otherwise, I suspect its the thermostat. Thanks
Stephen · Solihull ·
Hi Stephen, this insulation plate wouldn't stop the oven turning off. I'd recommend contacting an engineer or the manufacturers directly to see if they can offer technical advice.
JordanStaff·
Hi. I need a new fan for my indesit FIMD231XS and have read that it is a good idea to replace the insulation plate at the same time. However, the plate is not shown in your video and indeed I cannot find any video online that shows where it is fitted. Do you know if the plate is fitted as standard on my oven please? I presume that it simply sits between the fan motor and the oven. Regards Trevor
T · Bolton ·
Hi, yes, the insulation plate sits between the rear oven panel and the fan motor.
JordanStaff·