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Hysteria2k

Newbie

aquaero

Tuesday, January 10th 2006, 6:27pm

Hi there :)

Im soon going to buy me a Aquaero, but I have som questions regarding the Aquaro and the controlling unit that comes with the Aquastream pump.

I think I can remember reading somewhere that there's a transistor somewhere on the controlling unit for the pump that is nessacary for the Aquaero.
Before christmas I managed to remove a transistor or something from the controlling unit by an accident.

My question is, is the transistor located where the red circle is marked on the picture I have added under?
And if so, do I have to buy me a new controlling unit?



"Sorry about my bad english"

Shoggy

Sven - Admin

Re: aquaero

Tuesday, January 10th 2006, 6:30pm

Hi and welcome to the forum :)

You should write an email to support@aqua-computer.de because I'm pretty sure that nobody here can answer your question. And the persons who can (support) do not surf within the forum that much ;)

Hysteria2k

Newbie

Re: aquaero

Tuesday, January 10th 2006, 6:38pm

Thanks for a REALLY quick answer 8)
Email sent.

sebastian

Administrator

Re: aquaero

Tuesday, January 10th 2006, 6:56pm

This are the pads for a capacitor. The value is 10µF/16V.
You dont need a new Controller. Runs the Pump?

Sebastian

Hysteria2k

Newbie

Re: aquaero

Tuesday, January 10th 2006, 7:04pm

Quoted from "Sebastian"

This are the pads for a capacitor. The value is 10µF/16V.
You dont need a new Controller. Runs the Pump?

Sebastian


Uhm, 10µF/16V. I have no idea what you meant there :P

But the pump runs yes.

Max_Payne

God

Re: aquaero

Tuesday, January 10th 2006, 8:23pm

Stephan

Administrator

Re: aquaero

Tuesday, January 10th 2006, 8:37pm

The capacitor is there to protect the electronic of the pump and the PSU of your PC. Depending on your PSU the pump maybe works without this part - but you will lose stability.
You can buy a capacitor from us or somewhere else and solder it again. Ask here for the polarity of the part.