So whats the chance of a leak on one of these AIO units? And is the coolant non conductive?
859903
The only way that you are going to have a leak is if you do something to the unit like modding it. All in one units are stringently tested to make sure they will not leak, otherwise they wouldn't be placing this item on the market. Like most coolants used this is more than likely distilled water which has zero conductivity. I hope this answers your questions.
1266482
This system is brand new for us. I haven't even use the cooling system yet. so far the bay area weather is very mild. So I can not give you definite answer. Sorry, I am unable to answer your question.
1084892
I have not had a problem with the actual cooler for the two years of use. However, I did need to replace the power supply due to a faulty/poor wiring job in its contruction. You will most likely find that this is the problem. If the fan is nonfuctional on the cooler, check the power supply and replace.
1104558
Yes it is really bad. This is obvious factory defect. The main purpose of this unit is to insulate and contain internal high temperature from external cooler temperature and prevent or slow down as much and as long as possible process of cooling hot liquid down. This unit probably has internal crack or leakage of hot liquid in to insulating space between internal container and external walls, or it has no insulation material in that space. Just my logical opinion.
609124
this question was answered before. it is highly recommended to use AIO to remove any contaminates from the surface. it's easy to do.
833733
Thank you for asking. unfortunately my thermo cooler started leaking the water from beneath soon i bought it hence did not serve me as i expected. i still have it and i am torn whether to trhow it away as a junk or what can be done.honstly i dont know what to do with it and this discouraged me soo much that i will never purchase anything from you unless you convinince me again that you really care for your customers. you advertised the electric water cooler as a new product but when i opened it, it was used it was not brand new as you advertised. anyway i am helpless under your mercy.Thanks and blessings Thank you for asking. unfortunately my thermo cooler started leaking the water from beneath soon i bought it hence did not serve me as i expected. i still have it and i am torn whether to trhow it away as a junk or what can be done.honstly i dont know what to do with it and this discouraged me soo much that i will never purchase anything from you unless you convinince me again that you really care for your customers. you advertised the electric water cooler as a new product but when i opened it, it was used it was not brand new as you advertised. anyway i am helpless under your mercy.Thanks... » Read More Thank you for asking. unfortunately my thermo cooler started leaking the water from beneath soon i bought it hence did not serve me as i expected. i still have it and i am torn whether to trhow it away as a junk or what can be done.honstly i dont know what to do with it and this discouraged me soo much that i will never purchase anything from you unless you convinince me again that you really care for your customers. you advertised the electric water cooler as a new product but when i opened it, it was used it was not brand new as you advertised. anyway i am helpless under your mercy.Thanks and blessings « Show Less
2020087
No idea, you'll have to contact the manufacturer. It is plumbed for air cooling tho!
533144
I agree with M Haines I have had two of them running for years and no leaks. Probably bad unit
719761
I am using mine in a VW camper van, no leakage. This is the second one I purchased, the first one gave up and only because the fasteners between the water storage tank and the waste tank wore out after about 25 years. I got tired of taping it together for a couple of cycles and purchased a new one...found they improved the fasteners. Maybe this one will last the rest of my life and it is used frequently.
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Yes it is really bad. This is obvious factory defect. The main purpose of this unit is to insulate and contain internal high temperature from external cooler temperature and prevent or slow down as much and as long as possible process of cooling hot liquid down. This unit probably has internal crack or leakage of hot liquid in to insulating space between internal container and external walls, or it has no insulation material in that space.Just my logical opinion.
1266483
This system is brand new for us. I haven't even use the cooling system yet. so far the bay area weather is very mild. So I can not give you definite answer.Sorry, I am unable to answer your question.
700797
I have 4 of these on a H100i and haven't had any problems. You should return it and get a replacement. There is always a chance that a part will be defective. It is just how lucky you are. Corsair is still the way to go. These fans rock. Or the CoolerMaster JetFlo
832472
You would need a tech and make sure they take every connection apart and check them for leaks. The unit I got every seal was bad and needed to be fixed. It was a complete disaster.
1727650
Did you check if maybe you overfilled the unit? If not, than maybe you should return for a new one. I have had mine for 6 months and i have never had a leak. So maybe your unit could be defected?
1729517
No.. I have had my for a long while now.. and it never leaked.. you may want to call the company.. it sounds like you left something off while you were installing it.
858926
Yes. I have had no problem even when it ran heavily along CA north coast one time. I have experienced no leakage so far.
961962
I have been using the power supply for a few months. The unit operates well. But it has problem with heat sinking. The unit has a finned heat exchanger to dissipate the heat but the power will cycle on / off because of the temperature rise due to inadequate natural heat convection. If you want the unit to operate all the time, you need an external fan to blow air on the finned exchanged. I hope this is helpful to you. Regards, Ram