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Is it OK to have some air bubbles in your water cooler pump ?

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hi

i have some air on my aio pump and its making a rather annoying ratling noise

is that bad for the pump ?

is there a way to remove the air from AIO PUMP ?

my cpu cooler is ARCTIC FREEZER 360

there a video for the noise test : 

 

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Yes it's normal, it's so they don't get destroyed during shipping.

No you can't remove it.

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24 minutes ago, Majestic said:

Yes it's normal, it's so they don't get destroyed during shipping.

No you can't remove it.

ok man thanks but thats sucks its make a annoying voice

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4 hours ago, Firas64 said:

ok man thanks but thats sucks its make a annoying voice

unmount and shake it.

 

 

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