DROK 10K Temperature Sensor Probe, 5pcs 1 Meter Waterproof Temp Sensor Probe, Stainless Steel 3950 NTC Temp Sensor Probe, Digital Temperature Transmitter Extension Cable

I bought this to repair a Primo water dispenser which was freezing up. Price was right. Now works great. Note the connector does not exactly match so you will need to do some soldering.

Exactly what we needed to fix our water cooler. Inexpensive and quick fix!

Worked perfectly to fix my Avalon A14 which stopped dispensing water because water bucket kept becoming frozen due to the temp sensor not working. Ended up an overall easy fix. A video I watched showed how to twist and tape the existing wire but I was able to easily shave a little plastic off the connector to plug normally into the port on the circuit board. I even placed the sensor in a better spot by the pan/bucket to allow my water to get even colder before shutting off the refrigerant.

My 20 year old indoor/outdoor thermometer needed its damaged remote sensor replaced. This looks nothing like the original, but it works perfectly; i.e. dead-on in accuracy. Great buy and it has many varied possible application matches.

Used on a water cooler, harder to change clip than I thought but it works really well

I recently purchased the DROK 10K Temperature Sensor Probe to fix my Primo water machine that kept freezing up, and it worked like a charm! The probe is accurate and reliable, and the waterproof feature ensures it can handle various conditions. The 5-piece set is a great value, and the 1-meter length is perfect for my needs. The installation was straightforward, and the sensor provided the precise temperature readings I needed to diagnose and fix the issue with my water machine. The build quality is solid, and I'm confident it will last a long time. Overall, this temperature sensor probe is a fantastic tool for anyone needing accurate temperature measurements. Highly recommend!

This product replaces the Primo cold water temperature sensor. When your Primo cold-water freezes and blocks the flow of cold water, the failed part is the reason. Now the issue is the connector. Primo uses a pressure release connector that is blue. You use your finger to release the clip and pull it off of the board. The DROK uses a white connector with a small arrow like lock. Physically the electrical connections are the same, THERE IS NO NEED to splice the wires. Just take and X-acto knife and shave/trim or cut the arrow lock flush with the connector block. It will now slide into the pins on the control board. If you are concerned about the connector coming off, use a small zip tie to secure the wire to another connector's wire. Works great!

We have had a Primo bottom loading tank water cooler for about 3 years. A couple of weeks ago the cold water stopped flowing. If I unplugged the unit and plugged back in after a few hours it would flow and then stop again. I came to the conclusion that the unit was cooling too much and freezing the line. After some online searches I found a YouTube video where a guy walked through a potential fix, which was replacing the temperature sensor probe and how he did it. This led me to purchase this pack of temperature sensor probes which have worked perfectly. If you are in this position and need to replace this probe on your Primo unit, your going to need the following: - These temperature probes - Electrical tape - Philips head screw driver - A long knife or blade Here are the steps to replace the sensor: - Unplug power to your unit - Unscrew the two screw at the top of the back of the unit - Pop the top off the unit and sit it off to the side - Find the black wire that connects to the board which terminates to a blue port - This wire will go into the side of tank which is surrounded by styrofoam - Use a long knife to cut a small section of the styrofoam out around where the wire enters - Slide the section out and pull the prove out - Cut the wire and splice in this new probe - Slide it back into the hole on the side of the tank - Put styrofoam section back into place - Put top back on and power unit on Such a great product an easy fix to a problem.

Worked perfectly.

Works very well. Used to repair my water dispenser, the sensor met expectations. Good precision and easy installation.

Great quality

Used for our Primo water cooler when the temperature sensor stopped functioning (water was freezing). Worked great and now we have a bunch of spares for when/if it happens again. A $20 fix vs. purchasing a new water cooler.

J'ai coupé les fils et j'ai joint les fils de la nouvelle sonde aux fils du distributeur d'eau. La sonde n'est pas facile à remettre en place, il n'y a pas beaucoup d'espace.