Hotpoint
Hotpoint Cooker & Hob Thermal Cut In ThermostatC00199503
Suitable for Hotpoint, Ariston, Cannon, Creda, Export
Stock Code: 9454
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£22.80inc. VAT
£19.00 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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What this part does
Switches the cooling fan on and off to keep the controls cool.
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Will this fix my appliance?
Tick the symptoms your appliance is showing. We’ll tell you how confident we are this part is the fix.
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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 it cool before you start.
You’ll needScrewdriver
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Specifications
- Part Number
- C00199503
- Alternative Part Numbers
- 6100933
- EAN / Barcode
- 8052476995030
- Genuine Spare Part
- Yes
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Video
How to Replace a Hotpoint Oven Thermal Cut In Thermostat
If you need to replace the thermal cut in 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 - RS9454
Need to find a specific part of the video? Use the timestamps below...
- 0:21 - Location of screws if needed to remove from a recess
- 0:28 - Removing screws to access the top panel
- 0:47 - Removing wiring connected to the existing thermal cut in
- 0:56 - Removing thermal cut in
- 1:09 - Installing new thermal cut in
- 1:34 - Re-installing top panel and screws
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Customer Reviews (1)
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Good product
Got this as a replacement for a possible faulty one. Works well.
Michael · Uxbridge ·
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Questions & Answers (1)
I have a cooling fan that is running continuously and think this cut out may be the problem. Can I test it with a multimeter to check before ordering one?
Mike · Wolverhampton ·
Hi Mike, thanks for your message. This thermostat cuts in at 65° so should be open circuit until then.
JordanStaff·