Hotpoint Washing Machine Control Board
The electronic control board (PCB) that reads the dials, buttons and sensors and switches the motor, heater, pump and valves.
Signs it has failed
- The appliance is completely dead, or the display is blank or garbled
- Buttons or the programme selector do nothing, or the cycle jumps or stops
- A fault code that keeps returning after the named part has been replaced
- Visible scorching, swollen components or a burning smell on the board
Check before you buy
- Check the supply, fuse, plug and any door switch first, since these cause the same symptoms
- Look for water ingress, corrosion or burnt tracks on the board
- Rule out the part named by the fault code (pump, sensor, element) before blaming the board
What replacing it fixes: if the signs above match your washing machine and the checks point to this part, fitting a new one should clear those faults. If the symptoms continue, the cause is elsewhere (a control board, a sensor or a blocked vent or hose).
How to replace it
- Unplug the appliance (and turn the water off if it has a water supply)
- Remove the panel to reach the board and photograph every connector and its position
- Unplug the connectors and release the board from its clips or screws
- Fit the new board with the connectors in exactly the same positions
- Refit the panel, restore power and run a short test
Guide steps are typical for this type of part. Layouts differ between models, so follow your own manual where it differs.
Getting the right part
Boards are specific to the exact model and often to its software. Match the part number printed on the old board, then your model and serial number. Repaired or refurbished boards are common, so check what you are buying.
Part numbers listed for Hotpoint washing machine control board
These are manufacturer part numbers that a UK spares retailer lists as Hotpoint washing machine control board parts (checked 2026-10-29). Fit is per model: a number here is a lead to check against your own rating plate, not a promise it fits your machine. Searching the exact number is the most reliable way to find the right part. The retailer lists 19 Hotpoint numbers for this part type; 10 are shown, because most fit only specific models. Search with your model number to narrow it down.
| Part number | Listed as | Retailer says it fits | |
|---|---|---|---|
| C00972873 | Hotpoint Module Board PCB | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00254297 | Hotpoint Control Module Power Board PCB | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00270972 | Hotpoint Control Module Board | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00372753 | Hotpoint Module Control Board Unprogrammed | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00140792 | Hotpoint Display Control Board Card (Unprogrammed) | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00202610 | Hotpoint CONSOLE PCB | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00277184 | Hotpoint Display PCB Control Board | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00254530 | Hotpoint Indesit Module with EEPROM | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00254533 | Hotpoint Control Board PCB | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00254535 | Hotpoint MODULE EEPROM STD ROHS ED. 3.0 (HL) | — | Search on Amazon |
Some numbers are used across Hotpoint, Indesit, Creda and other Whirlpool-group brands. Numbers starting C00 are the Hotpoint/Indesit manufacturer reference format. If your old part has a number printed on it, match that first.
Find it on Amazon
This opens an Amazon search for the part so you see what is in stock for your model today. Look for your model number in the listing title or the “compatible models” section, and prefer sellers who state it explicitly.
Search washing machine control board on Amazon
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