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Bubbler

This is where the water comes from

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Cooling System

The cooling system consists of a few different components. There is a compressor, a condenser, a fan, and a thermostat. The thermostat (which is adjustable) senses the temperature of the water and turns the cooling system on when the water gets too warm. The cooling system (which is similar to a refrigerator cooling system) then cools the water.

Drain System

Water that is not consumed by the user will flow thru a hole in the basin. From there it will pass thru the drain pipe, into the p-trap, and into the buildings waste piping system.

Water Regulator Valve

The regulator valve controls how much water flows. The regulator is adjustable so you can control the height of the water stream out of the bubbler. Once the regulator is set to the desired water flow it will provide the same water stream for every user. There are many variations of this valve. It may be built into the on/off valve, or it may be a separate part.

Water Control Valve (On/Off)

The valve is activated when the user pushes the push bar or button. This valve will open and allow water to flow out of the bubbler. There are many different variations of this valve (push, twist, solenoid) but they all serve the same purpose which is to turn the water on and off.

Fan

Part of the cooling system. It blows air over the condenser.

Push Bar

When you push the bar it activates the water flow.

Drain

Water flows thru the drain to the buildings waste plumbing pipes.

Bubbler

The water stream flows out of the bubbler.

Basin

The basin is the top of the drinking fountain. Water that isn't consumed by the user flows down the basin to the drain.

Condenser

The condenser is part of the cooling system.

Valve

The valve is the water on/off control. It may also function as the regulator.

Solenoid

Not all units have a solenoid valve. If there is a solenoid valve it is the water on/off control.

Valve

The valve is the water on/off control. It may also function as the regulator.

Compressor

The compressor is part of the cooling system.

Thermostat

The thermostat controls the temperature of the water. It can be adjusted with a screwdriver.

Evaporator

The evaporator is part of the cooling system.

Elkay

This is an Elkay bubbler

Elkay

Halsey Taylor

This is a bubbler for Elkay or Halsey Taylor

Halsey Taylor

This is a Halsey Taylor bubbler

Oasis

This is an Oasis bubbler

Sunroc

This is a Sunroc bubbler

Haws

This is a Haws bubbler

Click on the problem that you are having

Water won't shut off

There is most likely a problem with your on / off valve. This valve could be a solenoid valve, valve stem, or cartridge. If you know what your valve looks like you can view pictures of common parts. If you don't know what it looks like, you will need your model number to view the parts breakdown.

Water won't turn on

Water is warm

There is a problem with your cooling system. The first thing to try is to adjust your thermostat. If that doesn't work you can replace the thermostat. If that doesn't work it is recommended that you get an appliance refrigeration technician (if they can repair a refrigerator they can repair a drinking fountain) to look at you system. It may be low on refrigerant or have other defective components. If you do have refrigeration system issues it is often more cost effective to replace the entire drinking fountain as the components and labor will likely cost as much as a new drinking fountain.

Water is leaking from the unit

The leak could come from a number of different sources. The best way to find the leak is to dry everything and look for the spot where the water is coming from.

Water tastes bad

Sometimes when a drinking fountain doesn't get used often it will need to be flushed. Simply let the water flow for 5-10 minutes, or until the water improves. If the water supply to the unit is the problem you will need to install a filter.