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Old 05-29-2012, 09:54 AM
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A blind test in a topless event ???
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This one cracked me up . Good one !

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Old 05-29-2012, 02:52 PM
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What can we expect with a thread's title like this one!
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Ok but where is Kate Upton ?

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you still have your NHB-108 ?
No just sold it
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After removing the top cover, you may disconnect the fans. That is how I eventually run my Ref110.
How did you disconnect the fans?
Were there wires cut to accomplish this?
The fans are my only complaint about the Ref 110, otherwise love the unit.
The more detail you can provide the better please. I would love to disconnect mine if possible...
Mine is only 5 months old and don't want to void my warranty.

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How did you disconnect the fans?
Were there wires cut to accomplish this?
The fans are my only complaint about the Ref 110, otherwise love the unit.
The more detail you can provide the better please. I would love to disconnect mine if possible...
Mine is only 5 months old and don't want to void my warranty.

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I am certain that if you open the unit and disconnect the fans it will void your warranty, unless of course, if something goes wrong, you can re-assemble it so it looks mint.
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Old 05-29-2012, 10:14 PM
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Just follow the fan's wires to the circuit board, and from the circuit board it should be easy to disconnect (a plastic wire clip).

* Just make sure your unit is powered ON when you do this. ----------------------------------------NOT!
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