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Pump Type | Centrifugal |
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Control Type | PID |
Heater Power | 1000 Watts |
Power Consumption | 1200 Watts (max) |
Display | Digital |
Dimensions | 300 x 200 x 150 mm |
Weight | 10 lbs (4.5 kg) |
Explains the objective, structure, user responsibilities, and safety guidelines of the manual.
Explains the objective and scope of the user guide.
Details the structure and conventions used within the manual.
Outlines the user's duties for safe and proper operation and maintenance.
Provides a general overview and context for the manual's content.
Highlights critical warnings and cautions for safe operation and handling.
Explains the steps for safely using the lockout device for maintenance.
Defines the TW-S and TW-P models and their basic functions.
Lists common uses and scenarios for the Thermolator units.
Explains the working principle of direct injection models.
Details the functionality of closed circuit and separate source models.
Compares control features across TW-S, TW-V, and TW-P models.
Provides detailed technical specifications for TW-S and TW-P models.
Describes available features and optional components for the units.
Guides on safely unpacking and checking unit components for damage.
Details necessary conditions for the installation area, including power and ventilation.
Provides instructions for safely moving the unit and installing fluid piping.
Covers electrical wiring compliance, phase sequence, and voltage checks.
Instructs on connecting process and cooling water supply lines without purge.
Details the installation procedure for the optional mold purge valve.
Guides on connecting the main power source, including safety checks.
Outlines steps for verifying correct installation before operation.
Covers setting operating mode, temperature units, setpoint, and alarm points.
Describes the TW-S and TW-P control panel interface and its elements.
Explains the function and operation of each button on the controller.
Details how temperature is displayed and the meaning of status indicator lights.
Shows the default parameters displayed on the controller upon startup.
Provides a comprehensive guide for starting the Thermolator, including water chemistry.
Outlines the correct procedures for safely shutting down the unit.
Explains how to access and use the program menu for settings and parameters.
Describes the operation of optional features like Process Cool Down, SPI, Modbus, and Mold Purge.
Provides a recommended schedule for routine preventative maintenance tasks.
Details how to safely open the Thermolator enclosure for maintenance.
Covers procedures for removing and reassembling pump motor and seal for different HP units.
Explains how to reset and replace the pump overload module.
Guides on how to replace the main and display controller boards.
Lists essential steps and cautions before beginning troubleshooting.
Explains how to use alarms, lights, and error codes to diagnose issues.
Details common controller alarms, their causes, solutions, and fault logic.
Lists unit faults, possible causes, and solutions for various error codes.
Addresses problems related to the unit not powering up or initial startup failures.
Provides solutions for common operational issues like temperature cycling and heating/cooling problems.
Guides on replacing specific components like heater contactors, RTDs, valves, heaters, and pumps.
Provides information on how to reach Conair customer service for assistance.
Outlines Conair's warranty terms for equipment and performance.
Explains PID control parameters, tuning, and security passcode settings.
Illustrates system plumbing configurations and pump performance curves.
Lists part numbers for replacement components for TW-S and TW-P models.
Details wiring and configuration for analog remote setpoint and process temperature retransmit.
Specifies required system pressures for operation based on unit configuration.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the optional mold purge feature.
Outlines the procedure for installing a flowmeter on the unit.