Replacement Cooler Faucet 2 White and 2 Blue Water Dispenser Tap Set. BPA Free Plastic Spigot..

This review is for the Qboyi Replacement cooler Faucet 2 White and 2 Blue Water Dispenser Tap Set. BPA Free Plastic Spigot. I have an older Brita UltraMax and similar to other reviews, my original spigot had finally completely failed and would no longer allow water to flow when the spigot leaver was moved. I really didn't want to purchase a replacement, so I decided to try fixing mine first. I'm glad I did! Installation is easy, just back off the plastic nut inside the container to allow removal of the old spigot. Then insert this replacement and reinstall with the included washer and nut. Don't over tighten - I did mine to hand tight then used a clean adjustable wrench to go a little more (less than 1/4 turn more). These spigots fit my older Brita UltraMax perfectly and are ALMOST an exact replacement. If you use the usual 'push and hold down' action on the spigot leaver you'll never notice any difference. However, if you like flipping the spigot leaver the opposite direction so that it locks open - you'll find you have to orient the leaver either left or right in order to be able to lift it far enough to lock open. I think this is primarily due to the angle the replacement leaver has vs the OEM. This spigot is just few mm shorter from the exterior nut forward when compared to the OEM, and yet overall it is also a little longer (see pics) as it intrudes farther into the water container than the OEM spigot. Still fits, it's just longer. The replacement spigots included new washers as well. I'm only on day 4 in the frig, but no leaks, no issues and it's great to have water flowing at full velocity again!

It does exactly what it should do and has worked for a very long time with no fails. Easy to install, and I have backups in a drawer in case I ever need them.

The spigot are good for what they are and price. Just be aware that there are no gaskets that come with this product. I needed them for a primo porcelain water dispenser. Because of the round shape it leaked. I had to buy gaskets to for the seal needed. If you are looking for a one stop shop. This product is not the one for you. If like me you have children who have a lot of oopsies and break things. This works out great. Just dont throw away your gaskets and reuse them.

These are a perfect fit for the Brita with no leaks. It is actually better than the original in terms of usability. They are made of very good plastic, easy to handle, and extremely easy to replace without extensive tools. I change them out every year so I don't worry about mold buildup inside where you can't see with your eyes.

The handles on my old dispenser taps snapped off, so I ordered this replacement set hoping they’d fit — and they did perfectly. Installation was super quick, just twist off the old ones and pop these in with the washers. No tools needed, no leaks, and they pour way smoother than the originals ever did. The handles feel sturdy and solid, not that cheap plastic that cracks under pressure. I really like that they included both white and blue ones so I can match hot and cold. I’ve been using them for a few weeks now with zero issues — they’re easy to clean, seal tight, and the quality is honestly better than what came with my dispenser. What a great value for the money, there are 4 in a pack, as sturdy as they feel, I'd be surprised if I had to buy replacements ever again. For the price, this was a total win. Fixed the problem and upgraded the whole setup at the same time.

Works Perfect! No leaks at All! We have an older model of Brita and the latch broke to poor water from and this was fix we required!

I bought these faucets for installation on an old plastic ice cooler and on a liquid laundry detergent dispenser, as described below. Installation is eazy. Once you have the properly sized hole, insert the main body with the threaded pipe through the hole, and secure it using the included nut and washers. You might want to take the additional step of using a hacksaw or other implement to remove any excess threaded pipe, which might become a nuisance. I bought a large jug of laundry detergent with a push-button faucet on the side. The detergent was so-so but I liked the convenient faucet. The problem with that push-button faucet was that it was very stiff and took a while for an adequate amount of the normally thick liquid detergent to be dispensed. That was a minor issue in the larger scheme, but one of these faucets relieved me of the anxiety of having to hold that stiff faucet button down every time I loaded the washing machine. :-) The old faucet was mounted on a screw lid, which made replacing it a breeze. I now refill the jug with a detergent of my choice and only need to flip the faucet handle and wait for the desired amount of detergent to be dispensed. The replacement faucet takes about the same amount of time to dispense, but it's no longer necessary to hold down that very stiff push-button. (This is a reminder to stop and smell the roses from time to time, and appreciate the little things.) These simple flip-handle faucets worked for my applications, and I'm confident they would work well on your ice coolers and for other purposes. I recommend them without reservation. Note: I suggest you do a little bit of homework before your purchase. Make sure the faucet will fit the final install location and that you have the tools and access to make the install.

These spigots are manufactured by a company other than Brita and they work, but you will have to make adjustments or your Ultramax will leak. First off, you'd think these spigots would come with some instructions - they do not. You're on your own to figure out: 1. how to disassemble the two-part Ultramax and 2. how to install the spigot so that it operates properly. To disassemble the Ultramx is simple but you would NEVER figure it out on your own - after removing the filter, fill the unit up with water and turn it upside down. The two sections should separate immediately. NOTE: you want to perform this operation over a sink! Then you are able to access the spigot from inside. Remove the old one. My old spigot was a slightly different length, longer than the replacement. (see photo) This means you will have to add shims to the shaft to make the outside section longer. If you don't, the lever which releases the water will not have enough clearance to allow it to return to the "off" position and it will continue to release water. I reused the nut from the old spigot to make this adjustment. I first screwed the old nut on to the shaft, then added a washer to make it water-tight and then inserted the new spigot into its opening. Then I secured it using the bespoke nut that accompanied the new spigot. Then replace the shelf/insert and a new filter and Viola! Add the water to the top and let it filter down.

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Works fine

Worked great!

Arrivé tôt, utilisé double "washer" du à mon contenant.