[SOLVED] How to get rid of a rattling sound of AIO Kraken Z73?

[g3_angold]

Hi All.

I built my PC one year ago in H710 chassis.
My AIO's radiator was mounted at the front with tubbing at the top (see the photo).

Recently I started to hear a rattling sound.
Will placing the radiator with tubbing at the bottom solve my problem (see illustration)? Or radiator at the top if tubbing length won't be enough. Or is my AIO done?

Appreciate your help.

Spoiler: My photo

Spoiler: Illustration for possible solution

Spoiler: The case

 

[Phaaze88]

Have you not consulted with NZXT yet? This is one of the reasons for the warranty.

Running water is the sound associated with front AIO(ports up) after a bit more time than that. Rattling:
A)Fan bearing going bad. Should be easy enough to narrow that down.
B)Clump of debris in the loop getting slapped around(think impeller).

 

[g3_angold]

Have you not consulted with NZXT yet? This is one of the reasons for the warranty.

Not yet, this post was my first step ^^
Will do. Although I hope it can be fixed by placing the radiator into a correct position.

I completely stopped all my fans to determine a source of the sound so now I'm sure.

The sound is just like this:

P. S. I moved and haven't brought yet my PC to record my own video, sorry.

 

[Phaaze88]

Sounds like the impeller is rubbing(scrubbing?) against something in the loop.
There's nothing you can personally do about that, since that model isn't user serviceable.

 

[g3_angold]

Sounds like the impeller is rubbing(scrubbing?) against something in the loop.
There's nothing you can personally do about that, since that model isn't user serviceable.

So RMA is the only option in this case, right?

 

[Phaaze88]

So RMA is the only option in this case, right?

Aye. You more or less can't open it up yourself without breaking it in some manner.

 

[g3_angold]

Aye. You more or less can't open it up yourself without breaking it in some manner.

Got you, thanks mate.

 

[Phaaze88]

You're welcome!

 

[g3_angold]

Shaking unattached radiator above unattached pump solved the issue for me.