This guide covers the CoolBreeze evaporative cooler parts that most often need replacing, the symptoms that point to each part, and how to match the right replacement to your cooler. CoolBreeze parts changed over the years, so the age of your cooler and its control system matter as much as the model. Browse the full range in CoolBreeze evaporative cooler parts.
Find your model and part number
Check the compliance label on the cooler for the model, and look for a part number on the old part (CoolBreeze part numbers usually start with SP, such as SP2380 or SP2640). If you can’t find either, a photo of the old part helps us identify it.
Water system parts
CoolBreeze pump
A cooler that blows warm air with dry pads often has a failed pump. The CoolBreeze Super Pump (SP2380) is listed as a replacement for the older Fasco SP2127 pump. See CoolBreeze pumps and our evaporative cooler pump guide.
CoolBreeze solenoid valves
The solenoid valve lets water into the tank. CoolBreeze used several valves over the years, including the SP2640, SP2031, SP2075 / SP2135 and the SP2134 solenoid valve kit. Match the part number, fittings and voltage of your old valve. See CoolBreeze solenoid valves.
Float valves and magnetic floats
Some CoolBreeze coolers use a mechanical float valve such as the Fluidmaster 747 (SP2027), while others use a magnetic float (SP2200) with a float switch such as the SP2210 or SP2212 to tell the controller the water level. See CoolBreeze floats and our float valve and solenoid guide.
Drain and dump valves
If the tank won’t hold water or won’t drain, check the drain valve. Options include the counterweight drain valve kit (SP2040), which suits CoolBreeze units from roughly 2001 to 2012, and the hydraulic dump valve (SP2064). See CoolBreeze dump and drain valves.
Motors, capacitors and fan collets
Weak or no airflow, humming or a fan that won’t start can point to the motor or its capacitor. We stock CoolBreeze motors with capacitors in 600W (SP6012), 750W (SP6014) and 1000W (SP6015) sizes, replacement capacitor kits for 600W motors (SP3039) and 750W and 1000W motors (SP3040), and fan collets for 600W and 750W motors (SP6043) and 1000W motors (SP6073).
Control boards and wall controllers
If the cooler won’t respond or shows a fault, the controller or control board may be at fault. We stock the MRU control PCB (SP3000) and CFRU control PCB (SP3510), and wall controllers including the QM wall controller (SP3220), QA wall controller (SP3221), R series controller (SP3504), L series controller (SP3506) and EM EzyCool controller (SP3201). See our wall controller replacement guide.
Quick fault finder
- Warm air, dry pads: pump, solenoid valve or float.
- Overflowing: float valve or solenoid stuck open.
- Tank won’t hold water: dump or drain valve.
- Fan won’t start or is weak: motor, capacitor, collet or control board.
- Controller blank or fault showing: wall controller, loom or control board.
Safety first
CoolBreeze coolers are usually roof-mounted and connected to 240V power. Replacing motors, capacitors, pumps, solenoids and control boards should be done by a qualified technician or licensed electrician, with the power isolated first. Capacitors can hold a charge even after the power is off.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I find my CoolBreeze part number?
Most CoolBreeze parts carry an SP part number on a label or moulded into the part. Your cooler model is on its compliance label.
What replaced the CoolBreeze SP2127 pump?
The CoolBreeze Super Pump (SP2380) is listed as its replacement. Check the product page for details.
Which drain valve does my CoolBreeze cooler use?
It depends on the age of the cooler. The counterweight drain valve kit (SP2040) suits units from roughly 2001 to 2012. Compare your old valve with the product pages or ask us.
Can I replace just the motor capacitor?
Yes. If the motor hums but won’t start, a failed capacitor is a common cause. Match the capacitor kit to your motor’s wattage.
Need help with CoolBreeze evaporative cooler parts? Contact HotnCool with your model number and the part number on the old part, and we’ll help you find the right one.

