How do I take off the water distribution plate on the bitspower titan X?

Question

Recently some build up from coolant has started to accumulate in the distribution plate of my bitspower titan X.  I wanted to strip the PC of the distribution plate so I can manually clean it, but I have had some trouble doing so.  Is there any proper steps or tutorials to taking off distribution plate?

Answer 1

Hello Alex,

At first please make sure the water has been drained from the loop. You can refer to follows video to see how to drain the water.
And then remove the tube and radiator of the water cooling kit, and go on removing the mirror plate of the case, and then turn off the screw and take off the distro plate carefully.
Any questions, feel free to contact us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7ecpBJ93rg

Answer 2

Hey Alex,  

Hope you're good 

you can check this one for your answer... 

https://www.microcenter.com/product/630677/bitspower-touchaqua-titan-one-o11d-series-chassis-for-amd-intel

Answer 3

First power off and unplug your PC completely. Drain all the coolant from your loop to avoid spills. Carefully disconnect all the fittings and tubes connected to the distribution plate. Most Bitspower plates are mounted using screws, so look for the screws on the front or back of the plate and gently unscrew them using the correct screwdriver. Once the screws are out, gently pull the plate away from the case, making sure no cables or tubes are still attached. If it feels stuck, do not force it, check for any hidden screws or fittings. Always keep a soft cloth nearby to catch any leftover coolant. There may not be a detailed tutorial for your exact model, so taking photos as you go can help during reassembly.

Comments

Coolant buildup in distro plates can be a real pain, especially with high-end setups like the Bitspower Titan X. The key is to drain the loop completely, disconnect all tubing carefully, and remove mounting screws in a diagonal pattern to avoid warping or stress. I’d recommend checking Bitspower’s official documentation or YouTube tutorials specific to your case model — it can save you a lot of guesswork.

When I was optimizing systems for my Police Clearance https://policenbiclearance.ph and FAB Balance Check https://balancecheckfab.ae/ websites, I had to fully disassemble a loop once, and cleaning the distro plate manually with warm distilled water and a soft brush made a huge difference. Just be gentle — acrylic can scratch easily!