will disassemble the cooler void the warranty?
134843
Yeah...you cannot modified anything on the pcb you have to claim an rma if you want or the gpu have problems but instead of that if u want a better cooler solution that runs at your own risk and in conclusion void the warranty at all
134844
Can't answer for EVGA, but this is almost never the case. I can't think of a time disassembling the cooler did void my warranty.
134845
There's a safety sticker that covers the screws. Pulling off the sticker is a noticeable warranty void, unfortunately. :/
2066880
The cooler comes with an extra set of clips for a second fan. If you broke a set for any reason contact noctua and try to get replacement clips. Warranty most likely covers them.
1959531
No, you will have to contact the manufacturer or it will void the warranty of the device.
1867543
It uses standard case cooling fans and should be easily replaceable. Not sure if any soldering would be involved and it is currently at my wife's work so I cannot check directly. However I do remember looking at the enclosure and seeing that each one could be un-snapped and un-screwed for repair or replacement.
1776160
Be mindful though, that if you expect to do any kind of upgrading, be it as simple as RAM or HDD, or as advanced as GPU, you *will* void your warranty, there is a sticker over one of the screws you need to remove to get the bottom cover off. And that sticker plainly states that any tampering with it will void your warranty.
137265
Not easliy. You need to open the entire unit up, take out the motherboard and solder in the card. Oh, no warranty if you do this .
1438571
Yes, but unless done by a manufacture approved place it will void the warranty.
1519932
I haven't tried to remove it myself, but the only way I could even see it being removable at all would be to completely take your keyboard apart (which I believe voids the warranty, I'm not sure) and pull it out from underneath.
1535158
Doing something like that will only void the warranty. Perform at your own risk.
1010335
Brandon,Yes, to both of your questions. Please note that the proper installation of any component that does not damage the computer will *not* void the warranty on the system.
373485
i took it to the geek squad at best buy (in london uk) and they fixed it w/ no problem, it SHOULD be an easy thing to do, but obviously it is not, it's a bit tricky, i would take it somewhere RELIABLE and have them do it, should not cost that much
1043652
I cannot be sure but from my experience anytime you alter the original parts it voids the warranty. You should ask Lenovo and then be sure.
768222
Haier never recommended this solution, but sounds possible. They couldn't find anyone to repair my TWO broken units and after a year finally refunded my money. I went with a portable swamp cooler instead, which was cheaper, lighter (I live in a 3 story walk up) and more effective. Good luck. If you live in Colorado, you can have mine.
1778542
If you're in the USA it could be a couple of weeks. I called coolermaster yesterday and they told me that the coolers are on a boat or sitting at the port in California because of a strike.
616617
Yes, as long as you do not probe it with foreign objects, that will void the warranty/guarantee.
1253858
It does not void the warranty. It does not offer the same protection against water and dust. If the usb flap falls off, your warranty is void. I got this product so that I would never have to open or close the flap again.
422776
No. This drive is only for desktop computers. Taking the drive out of the enclosure will not only void the warranty but render the drive useless.