Instruction Manual

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Figure 6
Figure 7
Install the MCX4000 -T assembly onto your processor, as shown on
figure 6.
Gradually tighten the screws in a crisscross pattern until you feel that
th ey reach the bottom of the standoff. A “finger - tight” lock is sufficient.
Conversely, adjustments such as tightening the screws only partially are
strictly prohibited . Such attempts will result in improper contact between
the CPU core and the heat sink, and result in CPU overheating.
To further prevent condensation to occur behind the motherboard, a
neoprene sticker is provided with your MCX4000 -T accessories .
Apply it to the back of the motherboard, directly behind the
processor.
Now, you can re - install the MB inside the case.
CRITICAL INSTRUCTIONS:
Never run a thermoelectric module without a fan.
This will result in catastro phic failure of the cooling
element, and may cause any/all of the following:
permanent failure of the Peltier module
permanent damage to the CPU and/or
motherboard due to excess heat
It is highly recommended that you de dicate the auxiliary power
supply for the thermoelectric module to the computer power -
supply . This will prevent the Peltier module to operate without a
fan. For this purpose, we recommend the following accessory,
available in our online shopping cart:
PRS Kit II,
Includes:
Relay S witch Circuit board AC socket, S/S socket cover, power cord
This relay switch is rated for 110 to 220~240 volts and up to 50A
inrush current. It is suitable for use with the S - 320 - 12 Meanwell
power supply recommended in paragraph 3, page 4.
If you run your computer unattended for extended periods of
time, it is also a good practice to setup an alarm temperature,
which will shut down the computer in case the CPU overheats.
Such alarm/shut down process should be tested as functional.