CrocSeeCrocSee DC 12V Self Priming Diaphragm Pump Fresh Water Pump 1.3LPM, 30PSI, Food Grade Replacement Pump for Bottom Loading Water Coolers Water Dispenser, Ice Maker

Quick Delivery, pump works great, Primo Dispenser up & running again.

Direct replacement for my brio water cooler. Good quality and super quiet. Easy to install, connector was same as factory. This pump is quieter than the original pump too! I wish the wires were slightly longer, but I can’t complain I just fixed my water cooler for $26 bucks. Beats buying a $250+ new one. Don’t hesitate to try this one out 👍

I bought this to replace the water pump in my primo cooler. It's quicker and quieter than the stock pump and still the same size. I will be buying again if i ever need it.

This pump is almost an exact replacement for my Brio machine which the nipple broke on the outlet side of the pump. I wasn’t patient enough to trace the wires and take the machine apart any further than I had to so I just cut & spliced the wires instead of searching for the plug end of the wire….. which that seemed like a lot of work. Delivery was quick, instructions included, & new quick connect elbows & screws were included in the package. Would definitely rely on this seller & item if this need ever arises again.

It shuts off after several hours have to unplug and plug back in after it sets overnight. It doesn't even get used but 3 or for times a day no reason for overheating if that's why it does it. Put meter on it it's getting power.

We bought this to replace the water pump in our Primo 601088 bottom load water dispenser. Original pump part # gmb-d-23130First: the plug that is on it works even though it's white instead of blue but it's wired backwards so you'll need to cut the wires and switch them to swap the red and black.Second: as others have said, the wires are shorter than the original. I cut the wire from the old one to lengthen it. I'm not sure if the wires could have been routed differently to eliminate that need but since the wires have to be switched anyway, i didn't bother to try.Instructions for the swap:Remove the 4 screws holding the grate on the back.Remove the 4 screws holding the black solid plastic panel on the top at the back.Remove the 2 screws holding the pump to the stainless sheet metal above itThere are 3 blue plastic retainer clips holding the water lines on the pump. Pull them out.Use a flathead screwdriver or the like to push the water lines off. The Grey piece stays with the white elbow. You'll need to use a little force to push it off, I couldn't pull it by hand.Follow the wires on the pump to the stainless box over to the right (looking at it from the back) - Remove the 2 screws going through the back.Unclip the blue plug from the boxCut about 8" of wire from the old pump.On the new pump, cut the wire in the middle somewhere.Strip all the wires and splice them back together either with butt connections or twist them and tape them with electrical tape - be sure to swap the red and black on one end when you do thisRoute the plug back up and reconnect it to the box.Reinstall the box with the two screws.Reconnect the water lines - the pump has an arrow showing the flow - be sure the arrow points to the line going up topReinstall the pump with the two screws - my water cooler had multiple holes drilled so you may have to move it around to use the correct original set - the bracket on the new pump does line up to the old one.Reinstall the top plate and bottom grate on the back and you're doneAs others have said, the pump is quieter than the original. I only installed it yesterday so I can't vouch for longevity yet.

This water pump fit perfectly in the original pump’s position. It was easy to install with only a screw driver.

Easy to install, works as described and is solidly built