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Corsair H55 pump head replacement

d50man

d50man

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So i'm going to try to do a favor for a friend, here we go.
His box has an H55 aio kit that the pump is starting to hum on and off like this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHrdCxtCSPk
Are there any pump parts that I can order to repair it before it dies?

Specs:
AMD FX8120
Corsair H55
ASUS Sabertooth 990FX
Supertalent 8GB
ASUS 270X
OCZ vertex2 SSD
Corsair AX850 PSU
 
Nope, sealed loop coolers aren't really repairable. Once you cut the tubes to drain it, that's basically it as there's no mechanism to let the air out if you somehow manage to get it refilled.
 
If you were to cut the lines and replace the pump unit with an aftermarket one you could always tap a hole at the top and put in a bleeder. That being said, its likely more than a replacement upgrade.
 
Not really. These are generally just a use and throw away type because of their cost. The repair parts are likely to cost the same as a new AIO.

Also, no, they do not have a bleeder because they are closed units. They arent designed to lose fluid due to evaporation like a custom build would.
 
See if its still under warranty with Corsair... If not he's probably going to have to get a new one..
 
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