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Zitat von »Infiltraitor«
You might want to try using a set of the anti-vibration mounts.
If you don't want to drill through the bottom of your case, it's possible to drill a piece of plexi to screw them into, using the pump's base as a drilling template.
Zitat von »Infiltraitor«
So you've already tried using the anti-vibration mounts?
Zitat von »JaR«
1. The mod doesn't void your warranty, because you only modify the pump wheel. You can get a replacement for that for about 7 bucks. It is not connected to the pump itself and can easily be exchanged.
2. If you want to get your pump silent, you've got to decouple it. Since the reservoir is connected directly to the pump it has to be decoupled too. Also make sure, that the cable and the tubes connected to the pump don't touch any part of the surrounding case. The easiest way of decoupling the pump is simply putting some foam plastic or a sponge under the pump. Also sometimes the tubes can transfer the vibration to the case. What kind of tubing do you use? (not the size, the material)
That would lead me to the assumption, that there ist air trapped somewhere in the pump.Zitat von »Wolf2000me«
When holding the pump in the air it makes the most noise.
Some 1048 are loud from the beginning on. Try the mod. In most cases it produces really good results.Zitat von »Wolf2000me«
As the pump has always pretty much acted this way from the beginning I'm fairly confident that the mod is probably not the easiest solution. I am also under the impression that one is supposed to do that mod when the pump has been operating for quite a while.
I didn't mean that you should decouple the reservoir from the pump. I meant that, since it isn't possible to decouple the reservoir from the pump it will be vibrating along with it. Because of that the reservoir too has to be decoupled from the case.Zitat von »Wolf2000me«
I don't really understand what you mean by decoupling the pump from the reservoir. Do you mean putting some foam plastic between the res and the pump? Or just putting something that catches some of the vibration of the pump?
How many times was that towl folded? If that helps, why don't you simply do that again?Zitat von »Wolf2000me«
I have already tried putting a towel under the pump and res. That helps but I used to run it like this.
No, that isn't too small for the pump. PVC doesn't carry the vibrations too far, so you won't get any problems from the tubing, unless it is touching something close to the pump.Zitat von »Wolf2000me«
I'm using standard PVC tubes. 6/8cm. i'm also starting to think that's too small for that pump.
Well, that's air and it's in the loop and that is known to make a pump pretty loud. So you've got to get that into the reservoir.Zitat von »Wolf2000me«
When I shut down the pump I still notice the foam in the tubing. It rises to the highest point in the loop.
I don't know, I never tried to shake it, but I didn't notice any foam, when I put it into distilled water.Zitat von »Wolf2000me«
I still can't figure out why the AC fluid produces foam when used in distilled water, like I tested with the empty bottle distilled water and AC fluid.
Zitat von »JaR«
That would lead me to the assumption, that there ist air trapped somewhere in the pump.
Some 1048 are loud from the beginning on. Try the mod. In most cases it produces really good results.
I didn't mean that you should decouple the reservoir from the pump. I meant that, since it isn't possible to decouple the reservoir from the pump it will be vibrating along with it. Because of that the reservoir too has to be decoupled from the case.
How many times was that towl folded? If that helps, why don't you simply do that again?
No, that isn't too small for the pump. PVC doesn't carry the vibrations too far, so you won't get any problems from the tubing, unless it is touching something close to the pump.
Well, that's air and it's in the loop and that is known to make a pump pretty loud. So you've got to get that into the reservoir.
I don't know, I never tried to shake it, but I didn't notice any foam, when I put it into distilled water.
Zitat von »Wolf2000me«
Hmm,
It can't be much more than 2%. However I will try to bleed some out and replace it with pure distilled water to see wheather an improvement can be noted.
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