Leak on hero

[Adab5]

I installed my new pc today, unfortunately I had a little leak while test the pump (only test cable was connect,  that hit diractly my motherboard and little bit on the hdd

i let it dry for 7 hours after clean that 

and when I try to first boot my pc 

 

when  I connect the psu, the light on the motherboard are on include the “start” button and I can boot the pc

 

but when I try to boot the pc

he is booting, the fans start spin and imidatly turn of, in a matter of a split sec 

i also hear a one single little bip,

 

The ram and psu working for sure I tried them in another pc

 

any suggestion? Can this ek premix water can destroy components? I’m about to cry it’s a 5,000$ pc 

 

the motherboard is Asus hero x 

and 8700k and g skill 3000hz

and gtx 1080 Ti 

 

Thanks all

[W-L]

4 minutes ago, Adab5 said:

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Inspect the board and make sure there is no corrosion or residual water since it wasn't powered on during the leak test it probably was ok. If there is any residue or corrosion you're going to need to clean it off with some 99% isopropyl alcohol. 

[Adab5]

7 minutes ago, W-L said:

Inspect the board and make sure there is no corrosion or residual water since it wasn't powered on during the leak test it probably was ok. If there is any residue or corrosion you're going to need to clean it off with some 99% isopropyl alcohol. 

The board is new from package, deliverd to me just today, 

coroosion can take place after a little leak before 7 hours? 

I don’t see anything that looks like that 

[W-L]

5 minutes ago, Adab5 said:

The board is new from package, deliverd to me just today, 

coroosion can take place after a little leak before 7 hours? 

I don’t see anything that looks like that 

It's possible especially if something got under a chip, your best to bath the board in isopropyl to displace and water and remove anything possible before powering up. 

[Adab5]

6 hours ago, W-L said:

It's possible especially if something got under a chip, your best to bath the board in isopropyl to displace and water and remove anything possible before powering up. 

I tried everything you say and still nothing, 

Im starting to suspect that it’s not related to the leak , and I did somthing not good on the build itslef

 

if the board light and start button is on when connect the psu

that is mean they both are working and not failing?

 

if I get split second of spin in the fans when turn on the pc, and then it’s turn of almost immediately, what will you suspect? 

 

I got somtimes little bip, somtimes now even a sound, 

 

maybe it’s the CPU? What is the symptoms of cpu problem? 

 

 

Maybe i put put somthing wrong? 

I connected the pump to a 3 way splitter like this https://www.ekfluidgaming.com/ek-cable-y-splitter-3-fan-pwm-10cm

and then into the “pump” in the motherbord

 

and i connect the fans in the case to cpu fan, 

 

i did somthing wrong?

 

the hdd,ssd,and video card are pluged off , I’m trying to boot with only psu,cpu,ram,and cooling.

[Adab5]

I connect the pump to here

[PineyCreek]

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?3593-Error-debug-code-00-non-boot-possible-solution

 

 

[Adab5]

17 minutes ago, PineyCreek said:

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?3593-Error-debug-code-00-non-boot-possible-solution

 

 

Not working, try to push t q rest button, 

 

I added a video of how it looks when I try to boot

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[Bananasplit_00]

check the motherboard manual for the page on codes, should help you figure out what the problem is  

[Adab5]

49 minutes ago, PineyCreek said:

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?3593-Error-debug-code-00-non-boot-possible-solution

 

 

Omg, I just discovered a little bit thermal paste on the back of the motherboarddd!!

what know? 

[Adab5]

4 hours ago, Arika S said:

clean it off very very carefully with Isopropyl alcohol, put it back in and hope the it hasn't already been shorted and killed your cpu and or motherboard socket

Yes, I’m on it,

 

Can you please look at the socket itself and tell me if it’s look like it harm or anything

[PineyCreek]

Those contacts don't hit any pin in the socket it looks like.  Either way, should still clean it off.  I don't see anything amiss with the socket.

[Adab5]

13 minutes ago, PineyCreek said:

Those contacts don't hit any pin in the socket it looks like.  Either way, should still clean it off.  I don't see anything amiss with the socket.

Can I use acetone to clean the back of the cpu? 

[PineyCreek]

54 minutes ago, Adab5 said:

Can I use acetone to clean the back of the cpu? 

Mmm...yeah it would work as long as there's nothing else around for it to damage (plastics, etc.).  Keep it away from anything plastic and keep acetone away from the heat spreader since there's a chance it could soften the glue if there's epoxy holding things together.  It also doesn't evaporate as fast and has the harmful fumes.

 

Less potential for catastrophe with rubbing alcohol.

[Adab5]

22 minutes ago, PineyCreek said:

Mmm...yeah it would work as long as there's nothing else around for it to damage (plastics, etc.).  Keep it away from anything plastic and keep acetone away from the heat spreader since there's a chance it could soften the glue if there's epoxy holding things together.  It also doesn't evaporate as fast and has the harmful fumes.

 

Less potential for catastrophe with rubbing alcohol.

 Ok I’m gonna buy know

 

you think it’s can actually be the reason the pc won’t turn on? Or turn for a split sec fans only and off again ?

[PineyCreek]

8 minutes ago, Adab5 said:

 Ok I’m gonna buy know

 

you think it’s can actually be the reason the pc won’t turn on? Or turn for a split sec fans only and off again ?

Well, I don't know what those contacts do, or if your paste is conductive or not.  However, there's also no pins in that notch on the socket, so I'm leaning towards that not being the problem.

[Adab5]

2 hours ago, PineyCreek said:

Well, I don't know what those contacts do, or if your paste is conductive or not.  However, there's also no pins in that notch on the socket, so I'm leaning towards that not being the problem.

 

No it’s not the problem, or atleast it didn’t solve her

aby ideas?

[W-L]

11 hours ago, Adab5 said:

-SNIP-

Did you try to post the system before assembly? The splitter wouldn't have any issue, but clean off that thermal paste and see if it was preventing it from making proper contact. 

 

6 hours ago, Adab5 said:

Can I use acetone to clean the back of the cpu? 

Wouldn't recommend acetone since it can melt any plastic or even some coatings, the isopropyl bath would have done the job if it was corrosion or still some remaining water. 

[Adab5]

3 hours ago, W-L said:

Did you try to post the system before assembly? The splitter wouldn't have any issue, but clean off that thermal paste and see if it was preventing it from making proper contact. 

 

Wouldn't recommend acetone since it can melt any plastic or even some coatings, the isopropyl bath would have done the job if it was corrosion or still some remaining water. 

I’m updating that after clean the back of the cpu, everything is perfectly working

thank you all

[PineyCreek]

4 hours ago, Adab5 said:

I’m updating that after clean the back of the cpu, everything is perfectly working

thank you all

Either those contacts are test points (since, again, they don't seem to make contact with anything on the socket) or reseating the CPU did the trick (as was described as one solution to the 00 code in the link previously posted).

[Adab5]

3 hours ago, PineyCreek said:

Either those contacts are test points (since, again, they don't seem to make contact with anything on the socket) or reseating the CPU did the trick (as was described as one solution to the 00 code in the link previously posted).

 

Omg, it wasn’t the cpu, 

i had a shortage in the power cause I forget to put 1 mobo standoooff and the board tuched the case

i discovers that just now when I put back the mobo 

 

I didn’t even know that could happen OMG

[PineyCreek]

1 minute ago, Adab5 said:

 

Omg, it wasn’t the cpu, 

i had a shortage in the power cause I forget to put 1 mobo standoooff and the board tuched the case

i discovers that just now when I put back the mobo 

 

I didn’t even know that could happen OMG

Oh yes.  Improper board installation has been the bane of many a new system builder.