Zooentwerter
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Since the Eisbaer LT Solo is on backorder for a few weeks now, I ordered me a 360 Combo. ;-)
I only planed to use the Cooler/Pump and sell the radiator. I dismantled the combo and thought it would be a good idea to clean it before using it in a build.
First, kudos. The Eisbaer LT is a nicely build and compact Cooler/Pump.
Easy to maintain and clean.
BUT! When I reassembled the cooler I noticed that the jetplate wasn´t symmetric.
On the right there is a small ramp in the plastic/hardrubber.
Where should that ramp be positioned ?
Over the pump inlet to direct the flow or at the opposite end to "increase the pressure" ?
On an other note. I plan to switch the DC-LT 2600 with a DC-LT 3600 and was wandering if you can get a spare metal decal, since I have to remove it from the cooler in to get to the pump/screws.
Looks like it is glued on and I assume it will suffer by removing it.
(Perhaps dipping the cooler in isopropanol for a few hours will loosen the adhesive?)
I only planed to use the Cooler/Pump and sell the radiator. I dismantled the combo and thought it would be a good idea to clean it before using it in a build.
First, kudos. The Eisbaer LT is a nicely build and compact Cooler/Pump.
Easy to maintain and clean.
BUT! When I reassembled the cooler I noticed that the jetplate wasn´t symmetric.
On the right there is a small ramp in the plastic/hardrubber.
Where should that ramp be positioned ?
Over the pump inlet to direct the flow or at the opposite end to "increase the pressure" ?
On an other note. I plan to switch the DC-LT 2600 with a DC-LT 3600 and was wandering if you can get a spare metal decal, since I have to remove it from the cooler in to get to the pump/screws.
Looks like it is glued on and I assume it will suffer by removing it.
(Perhaps dipping the cooler in isopropanol for a few hours will loosen the adhesive?)