"Warranty void if removed" stickers

[andersson.j]

Why do DD even bother with these stickers?
Why sell spare o-rings if you can't change w/o voiding the warranty?
I'd never send a block back anyways, unless it was like cracked when I got it or something.
I can see why PSU manufacturers might want people to keep their fingers away, but a wb?!

How could one resist to look at the inside of a new block?! :banana:

Please help me spread some light over this.

[creidiki]

Good question. No idea. I guess, if you get it and it leaks right away, you can send it right back. But id never do it as it would make precious little sense to send a block overseas for RMA'ing...

[maratus]

Look at their WebSite -
those stickers mean WB to be factory tested (aka no_leaks_warrantly)

Nothing else at all ;)

[MaxxxRacer]

Look at their WebSite -
those stickers mean WB to be factory tested (aka no_leaks_warrantly)

Nothing else at all ;)


what he said.. if the acrylic top were to crack, danger den would warranty it, so long as the purchase date wasnt too far off. I directly asked them about this as I too wondered about the warrant sticker.

[ReD.SkY]

lol i just peel of the stick back on when done :D

[bigval]

I wouldnt go to the hassle of opening my block anyways.

[OCme]

go figure, I always breakdown my WB's when doing routine maintenace on my cooling loop just to make sure there are no obstructions and to check the o-rings...

[creidiki]

And when theyre new, to check for manufacturing debris that could float around and wreck the pump...

[WeStSiDePLaYa]

what he said.. if the acrylic top were to crack, danger den would warranty it, so long as the purchase date wasnt too far off. I directly asked them about this as I too wondered about the warrant sticker.


they will replace cracked tops eh? hmm.... my RBX getting that way.

how long for the purchase date?