Hotpoint
Hotpoint Cooker & Hob ThermostatC00255842
Suitable for Hotpoint, Ariston, Cannon, Export, Indesit
Stock Code: 143065
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£32.25inc. VAT
£26.88 ex. VAT
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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
Senses the oven temperature and switches the heat on and off to hold the setting you choose.
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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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Error codes related to this part
Error codes are model dependent, so the same brand may have more than one listed.
| Code | Brand | What it means | Confidence |
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| E1 | Whirlpool | Means the oven cannot control its temperature because of an electronic control board, keypad, or temperature sensor fault. It is usually caused by a faulty electronic control board, a shorted keypad, or a failed temperature sensor. | Medium |
| E6 | Whirlpool | Means the oven cannot detect its internal temperature, appearing as F6 E6 on wall ovens. It is usually caused by a faulty temperature sensor, damaged wiring, or a faulty control board. | High |
| F6 | Whirlpool | Means there is a communication failure between the touch panel and the control board, or a runaway temperature where the oven heats excessively. It is usually caused by electrical spikes or moisture. | Medium |
E1Medium
Whirlpool
Means the oven cannot control its temperature because of an electronic control board, keypad, or temperature sensor fault. It is usually caused by a faulty electronic control board, a shorted keypad, or a failed temperature sensor.
E6High
Whirlpool
Means the oven cannot detect its internal temperature, appearing as F6 E6 on wall ovens. It is usually caused by a faulty temperature sensor, damaged wiring, or a faulty control board.
F6Medium
Whirlpool
Means there is a communication failure between the touch panel and the control board, or a runaway temperature where the oven heats excessively. It is usually caused by electrical spikes or moisture.
Don’t see your code? Different model years sometimes use different codes. Get in touch with our parts team and we’ll help you identify the right replacement.
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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 before you start.
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Specifications
- Part Number
- C00255842
- Alternative Part Numbers
- C00230153
- EAN / Barcode
- 8055005558423
- Genuine Spare Part
- Yes
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More Details
This thermostat is a genuine replacement part.
Inconsistent oven temperatures? Take a look at your thermostat. It’s the part of the oven that regulates and sustains your desired oven cooking temperature.
It adjusts the heating elements when you want to bake, roast, or broil your food in the oven. Gives precise cooking temperature to prevent overcooking or undercooking.
Also keeps the oven from overheating so there’s less risk of fire and other cooking accidents.
This oven thermostat is from Hotpoint. Also fits Ariston, Cannon, Export, Indesit, 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 Thermostat
If you need to replace the thermostat 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 - RS143065
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
- 0:34 - Unclipping existing thermostat capillary tube
- 0:42 - Un-screwing the rear and top panels of the oven
- 1:16 - Removing existing thermostat capillary tube from oven cavity
- 1:21 - Removing oven knob and screw
- 1:35 - Removing wires from existing oven thermostat
- 1:53 - Removing existing oven thermostat
- 2:17 - Installing new thermostat
- 3:38 - Clipping new thermostat capillary tube into the oven cavity
- 3:51 - Rescrewing top and rear panel back onto the oven
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Customer Reviews (14)
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Good Product
Old thermostat played up so I got this one. works well.
Michael Healy · Uxbridge ·
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Simple switch to the new Thermostat!
The swap over to the new one was quite easy. Any time we undid something from the old thermostat we replaced it with the new one. Inserted it into the connector for the knob, clipped the wires back on the new thermostat, placed the coil underneath the wires, looped it around the hooks, lead it down to the hole and into the back of the oven where we then clipped it into place. 40mins after the delivery the oven's thermostat was back working again! Done! Such a great price too!
Niall Farrell · Tallaght ·
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Very good quality
I purchased this thermostat for our oven. The quality of the item is very good. From start to finish it took me just over an hour and a half to fit and found the job easy to do taking photos of the wires on the connections on the old thermostat before removing them to fit the new thermostat to ensure that I fitted them back on to the correct terminals. Cooker now working as it should.
Ken Chapman · PLYMOUTH ·
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Easy to fit
Delivery was quick and the part was straight forward to fit
Paul Arnold · Broadstone ·
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Excellent product
Easily identified as correct part Quick delivery Easy to fit you tube tutorial a great help Thanks
Eric Rigby · Portsmouth ·
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Questions & Answers (3)
My main oven (hot point double oven), is not getting hot. The light and fan work but the oven is cold, top oven works. Do you think I need a thermostat or element?
Jane · Nottinghamshire ·
Hi Jane, if the oven isn't heating up at all, it's most likely to be the element, however if it's heating up but not regulating it's most likely to be the thermostat.
JordanStaff·
My Indesit main oven is not reaching required temperature. It only reaches 100 and doesn’t go as high as 220 or max. The fan works okay so I wondered if a new element is needed.
James Atkinson · Weston-Super-Mare ·
Hi James, if the element is heating up, but not reaching the temperature it's set to, this is most likely to be a faulty thermostat.
JordanStaff·
Is this part easily replaced without an engineer
Maureen · Suffolk ·
Hi Maureen, we have a page and and video showing how to replace an oven thermostat. I'd recommend watching this to give you an idea of the work you would need to undertake.
JordanStaff·