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5.8 Leakage Inspection and Test Run

1) Turn off the PC’s power completely before starting

leakage inspection.

2) Confirm that the coolant is adequately filled.

It should be filled to about 80~90% of the Reserator’s

capacity.

3) Check each fitting for leaks. If there is a leak,

circuitry and other components may short circuit

and malfunction, so be careful.

4) Only if there is no leak in any of the fittings and the

Fitting Sockets, turn on the water pump. If the

coolant does not circulate properly, turn the pump

on and off repeatedly to eliminate air bubbles.

5) While the pump is turned on, check the circulation

status with the flow indicator. If the coolant is

circulating well, the cap inside the flow indicator

vibrates rapidly.

6) Leave on for an hour and check for leaks.

7) If there are no leaks, turn on the PC’s power and

use the system.

Coolant refers to a circulating fluid that absorbs heat from heat sources such as a CPU

and a GPU, and dissipates it at the radiator. Typically recommended coolant used in a

water cooling system is distilled water, but tap water can also be used. To prevent

galvanic corrosion, special coolants such as antifreeze are sometimes used.

(Zalman’s ZM-WB2 Gold is gold-plated, so galvanic corrosion does not occur.)

What is a Coolant?

80~90%

Compression

Fitting

Cap

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