Wittmann Tempro Plus D 360 Manual Exclusive ✓

Sensor break monitoring and maximum temperature monitoring are standard.

A standout feature exclusive to the plus D series is its integrated "oscilloscope" function. This diagnostic tool acts like a black box for your molding process. As documented in the manual, it records the temperature, system pressure, and flow rate over a user-defined period. This data is invaluable for:

Features a microprocessor controller maintaining accuracy with self-optimizing capabilities.

: Operates in suction mode to prevent water loss if a hose leaks. Dry Run Protection : Automatic sensors prevent heater damage from low water. Easy Access : Tool-free panel removal for quick maintenance. Self-Diagnostics : Clear text error messages instead of cryptic codes. 🛠️ Common Manual Procedures

: To avoid premature failure, never disconnect power while the heater is active. Use the Fn key to select a cooling function (e.g., "Cool Down Stop"), which allows the internal temperature to drop safely before the unit enters the off state. wittmann tempro plus d 360 manual exclusive

Shows real-time l/min or gpm throughput. Pressure Gauge: Visualizes internal system pressure.

Check all external hose connections, manifolds, and internal plumbing joints for signs of weeping or mineral deposits.

(Note: The D360 model is specifically mentioned in the Wittmann Group's official lineup as a Fahrenheit series unit for the US market, while other D models are rated in Celsius across the rest of the world.)

: Heater turns off; pump runs until a safe temperature is reached. As documented in the manual, it records the

Solid State Relay (SSR) failed in the "closed" position; cooling water valve blocked.

Check for closed valves in the mold circuit, crimped process hoses, or severe carbon buildup inside the mold's internal cooling channels.

A high-resolution, intuitive user interface displaying setpoints, actual temperatures, flow rates, and operating pressures simultaneously.

Do not attempt to disconnect hoses or open filters while the system is hot or under pressure. Allow the unit to cool below 50°C and verify that the system pressure gauge reads zero before opening any loop component. Dry Run Protection : Automatic sensors prevent heater

Proper installation is critical to prevent cavitation, overheating, or premature component wear. Utility Connections

The display is designed for "optimal visibility". Key functionalities include:

Check for visible leaks around hose connections, manifolds, and the pump housing.

Before turning off the main power, you must lower the temperature of the internal heating elements.

Accessing advanced service menus and setting adjustments requires a standard user password: 1220 .