Hotpoint Washing Machine Drum Bearing Kit
The bearings and seal that let the drum spin smoothly on its shaft while keeping water away from the bearings.
Signs it has failed
- A loud rumbling or roaring noise that rises with spin speed
- The drum has side-to-side play when you hold it and push
- Rust-coloured streaks or water leaking from behind the drum
- A heavy, grinding feel when you turn the empty drum by hand
Check before you buy
- With the machine unplugged, grip the drum and try to lift and wobble it: noticeable play points to the bearings
- Spin the drum by hand and listen for a rough rolling sound
- Check whether the tub is bolted (can be split and the bearings changed) or sealed (needs a new tub)
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 machine, turn off the water and remove the top, back and front panels as the model requires
- Remove the drum pulley, motor, hoses and the counterweights as needed to free the tub
- Split the tub, press out the old bearings and seal using a drift and a press or suitable tools
- Fit the new bearings and seal, rebuild the tub and reassemble with new sealant where supplied
- Run a test wash and check for noise and leaks
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
Kits are specific to the tub design. Match the bearing numbers printed on the old bearings, and confirm the tub can be split before buying.
Part numbers listed for Hotpoint washing machine drum bearing kit
These are manufacturer part numbers that a UK spares retailer lists as Hotpoint washing machine drum bearing kit 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 16 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 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| C00202418 | Hotpoint 35mm Bearing And Seal Kit | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00203636 | Hotpoint Drum Spider Support & Bearing Kit | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00254590 | Hotpoint 30mm Bearing & Seal Kit | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00112677 | Hotpoint Top Spring Bearing | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00202714 | Hotpoint 35mm Drum Spider Bearing Kit | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00112676 | Hotpoint Bearing Keeper Plate | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00201406 | Hotpoint Door Hinge Support Bearing Grey | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00200556 | Hotpoint HINGE BEARING BOTTOM SILVER | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00200557 | Hotpoint HINGE BEARING TOP SILVER | — | Search on Amazon |
| C00201283 | Hotpoint Door Hinge Support Bearing | — | 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.
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