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What brand is this AIO kit?

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 Hi all,

 

I have bought an artic hybri II 120 from USA and imported it here.(Turkey)

I have used it for a week or two and during some DIY cable wiring, i burned the Pump's PCB so i have to find a replacement PCB for it.

 

SO....

 

I need to find the AIO kit's original Brand to ask for a spare . PCB. I ask that because i dont think that it is not an in-house manufactured AIO kit by "Arctic". I rcall some people call the kit as some "Asetek" brand but i could not find a similar model there.

 

The kit is this:arctic-arctic-accelero-hybrid-ii-120-unc

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And this is the kit that got fried by some mis-wiring.(I was trying to power the pumo through CPU fan header via 3-pin PWM socket. 

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As you see, only one (chip)component got burned and i assume it was a protection-fuse.

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Honestly, it really does look like a Asetek unit.

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 But which Asetek can you guess? ; i will contact "Asetek" too. Arctic might not respond at all.

I really wish someone with good knowdlge about PCBs and chip and tell me what that fried- chip looks like. I suspect it is just a common voltage protector... It is the only thing that got burned.

 

 

Edit:

Astek's site has one similar but the tubing and the fittings looks more advanced/Versatile than this. 

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