Vapochill part problem

26th August 2002, 13:30

Hello guys,

I'm making my first baby steps in the Phase change cooling.
I was able to buy the vapochill from entuscan.
Everything is plugged in and ready except for one piece.
I can't really put it somewhere, but I'm sure you guys will know.
I'm talking about the Jumper that you can find in the manual pg 29
figure 22.4

http://www.vapochill.com/var/manual/...A4,_print).pdf

Any help is welcome.

Thx guys

26th August 2002, 13:54

Isn't that the jumper that controls the speed of the compressor?
have a look @ page 63

26th August 2002, 14:02

I thought exactly the same thing yesterday, but after I checked
there is already a Jumper to control the speed of the compressor.
Maybe a backup piece, but it's strange that they mention that you should keep it close because you are going to need it during installation of cpu kit when in fact they do not mention something about it until page 63.

Also the leap betweetn pg 29 an 63 was too big to be possible.
Well at least that is what I think.

26th August 2002, 14:22

Dunno, never owned a vapo, Gamer and Bicker will be able to give you an answer

Gamer · 26th August 2002, 18:47

It's the jumper that controls the speed of the compressor, it's normaly on 100%, best you leave it that way.
If you change it, your compressor will run at 85%, not enough cooling.

26th August 2002, 13:30	#1
Evangeliz Posts: n/a	Vapochill part problem Hello guys, I'm making my first baby steps in the Phase change cooling. I was able to buy the vapochill from entuscan. Everything is plugged in and ready except for one piece. I can't really put it somewhere, but I'm sure you guys will know. I'm talking about the Jumper that you can find in the manual pg 29 figure 22.4 http://www.vapochill.com/var/manual/...A4,_print).pdf Any help is welcome. Thx guys

26th August 2002, 18:47	#5
Gamer [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 4,587	It's the jumper that controls the speed of the compressor, it's normaly on 100%, best you leave it that way. If you change it, your compressor will run at 85%, not enough cooling. __________________

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26th August 2002, 13:54	#2
fredperry Posts: n/a	Isn't that the jumper that controls the speed of the compressor? have a look @ page 63

26th August 2002, 14:02	#3
Evangeliz Posts: n/a	I thought exactly the same thing yesterday, but after I checked there is already a Jumper to control the speed of the compressor. Maybe a backup piece, but it's strange that they mention that you should keep it close because you are going to need it during installation of cpu kit when in fact they do not mention something about it until page 63. Also the leap betweetn pg 29 an 63 was too big to be possible. Well at least that is what I think.

26th August 2002, 14:22	#4
fredperry Posts: n/a	Dunno, never owned a vapo, Gamer and Bicker will be able to give you an answer