My corsair H115i Is making a raddling noise anyone have any fixxes? Need help ASAP

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Its been going on for a while since first plugged them in but its been pushing air fine, Does anyone know if theres a fix to this? or If ill have to buy 2 new fans, if so what are good replacements? Or will corsair replace them?
 
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Are you sure the ratting is coming from the fans and not the pump block/motor housing? As per the leaflet int eh AIO cooler, it's best advised that you contact Corsair and notify them of the issue and see if the fans or even if the AIO itself needs replacing(and subsequently see if the bundled fans fall under warranty).

Provided the fans are at fault+Corsair come back suggest a replacement, you're fine. On the other hand, once you get a definitive answer that the fans aren't covered under their warranty scheme, you can buy fans from the likes of Scythe, Noctua, Bitfenix, EKWB...the reason this list looks more like fans for watercooling, is because you're dealing with a radiator and the Corsair radiators have notoriously high FPI's...
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Are you sure the ratting is coming from the fans and not the pump block/motor housing? As per the leaflet int eh AIO cooler, it's best advised that you contact Corsair and notify them of the issue and see if the fans or even if the AIO itself needs replacing(and subsequently see if the bundled fans fall under warranty).

Provided the fans are at fault+Corsair come back suggest a replacement, you're fine. On the other hand, once you get a definitive answer that the fans aren't covered under their warranty scheme, you can buy fans from the likes of Scythe, Noctua, Bitfenix, EKWB...the reason this list looks more like fans for watercooling, is because you're dealing with a radiator and the Corsair radiators have notoriously high FPI's which would necessitate high static pressure fans.

In short Contact Corsair and then update this thread, we'll help you out in the latter phases ;)
 
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