Priming the Pump - Penguin Cold Therapy Chiller

Most of the time, the Penguin Cold Therapy Chiller will be installed with the pump, chiller, and intake (suction line) that is located below the water line.

In some cases- like if you are traveling- the intake tube might need to be draped over the edge of the tub. However, since the pump is not self-priming, how do you get the water flowing?

This video will show the answer!

Priming the pump is simple - just follow the instructions.

NOTE: Running your cold plunge dry (without water flow) may damage the pump and chiller.

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