Corrosion - troubleshooting

Corrosion can occur if certain conditions are met, such as:

• The presence of electrical current running through your loop due to poor grounding of electrical components in your system
• Use of cooling solutions that lack inhibitors
• Premature nickel-plating failure
• Insufficient or incorrect maintenance of the loop
• Insufficient or incorrect initial loop flush process
• Mixing of aluminum and copper-based products

How to prevent:

• Ensure that all electrical components in your system are correctly grounded
• Use proper coolant (Cryofuel)
• Regularly monitor the quality and condition of the coolant. Replace the coolant as recommended by the manufacturer
• After installation, perform a thorough loop flush (Cleaner/Superflush) to prevent debris and contaminants from mixing with the coolant
• Avoid using aluminum and copper-based products together in the same loop. When these metals come into contact, galvanic corrosion can occur, leading to rapid deterioration of the material

How to clean:

• Perform a thorough loop flush (Cleaner/Superflush) and open the blocks for additional cleaning if needed.
• Seek replacement parts if needed - contact support