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16-07-07, 12:11 PM
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Draining.
Right, How do I drain a whole loop?
I would expect the water to get stuck in the Rad.
I don't really wanna take the loop apart.. Anyone know any tricks?
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16-07-07, 12:15 PM
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What barbs you use?
compression barbs you dont have too drain the loop too take it out
but basicly, disconnect a pipe at the bottom (pump in?) of the loop OVER A BOWL and let it drain. Tip the pc/unmount the rad and tip too get the rest out.
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16-07-07, 12:18 PM
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So Basically.. I have to unmount the Rad?
More work!
Okay cool!
Ill get around to it laters.
Can I not just unmount the Res and tip from there?
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16-07-07, 12:40 PM
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I'm to lazy to take off my RAD so I just leave it to drain for a couple of hours after givinh it a good shake
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16-07-07, 02:37 PM
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What Ham said.
I pull out the bay res, open, flip it 180 in a bowl and get as much out like that.
Then I always stretch the pump out of the case, put in in a bowl, twist until a barb comes loose and let it drain.
Tip the case back/forward and the water from the rad comes out.
I just noticed the crap algae killing stuff hasn't worked. My loop has developed algae in the res, pump, and cpu block. I can't see in the rad but I bet it's in there too. I just want to get all my parts in and that damn case polished so I can clean everything up and move into my new case.
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16-07-07, 02:47 PM
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When u drain from the lowest connection - would u turn the pump on to speed it up ?
Or is there no point, just let gravity do it ?
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16-07-07, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by name='Rastalovich'
When u drain from the lowest connection - would u turn the pump on to speed it up ?
Or is there no point, just let gravity do it ?
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I wouldnt run the pump with the lines open as there is a danger of running it dry and that can ruin some bearings.
Like Ham said just flip the comp as needed to drain. (un plugged of course)
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16-07-07, 03:07 PM
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16-07-07, 03:09 PM
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Ye I just let gravity do the work, it only takes seconds anyway. As everyone has said already, tilting the case should get the remainder of the water out.
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16-07-07, 04:19 PM
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How would I go about cleaning the insides?
Without take the whole loop to bits?
Thanks for the feedback so far guys!
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