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EQUINOX LV - Salicru, SA

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6. MaINtENaNcE, warraNty aNd SErVIcE.<br />

6.1. MaINtENaNcE BaSIc gUIdE.<br />

This product does not have any part that can be set by the end-user,<br />

therefore it doesn’t require any maintenance. Occasional inspection<br />

of both fans and air channels guarantee a performance of first<br />

level.<br />

6.2. trOUBLEShOOtINg.<br />

There are two type of codes implemented in the control to protect<br />

the inverter: allowed codes and critical faults.<br />

Mode* allowed codes description troubleshooting guide<br />

SB Not valid grid A parameter from grid* is out of<br />

range in standby mode.<br />

GEN High temperature Temperature of electronic<br />

module has exceed the limit.<br />

SB Sunlight too low There is not enough power in<br />

the panels to generate energy.<br />

SB High VDC* DC voltage from panels exceeds<br />

the inverter range.<br />

GEN High VAC* Grid voltage exceeds the upper<br />

limit on generation mode.<br />

GEN Low VAC* Grid voltage exceeds the lower<br />

limit on generation mode.<br />

GEN High frequency* Grid frequency exceeds the<br />

upper operating range.<br />

GEN Low frequency* Grid frequency exceeds the<br />

lower operating range.<br />

GEN phase* There is phase error between<br />

the inverter output and grid.<br />

Check voltage and frequency from AC grid. If they are out of range, contact with the electricity<br />

provider.<br />

Check that internal external fans are operative. If there is a fan stopped and the warning message of<br />

temperature too high is displayed, replace it.<br />

Check the DC voltage at terminal strip from panel side. If voltage is low and it seems that there is<br />

enough sunlight, inspect all panel circuits individually. Check that all DC switches have been turned<br />

ON.<br />

Check the DC voltage at the inverter input. Check that it doesn’t exceeds 135 VDC.<br />

attENtION: Inverter can be damaged permanently, when panel voltage exceeds over 150<br />

Vdc.<br />

Check the grid voltage. If it is out of range meanwhile the inverter is on Standby mode, contact with<br />

the electricity company; otherwise, if problem persists, call to technical service.<br />

Note: when the inverter is on generation mode, the AC voltage can be increased as much as the<br />

inverter output. This is due to the AC wiring resistance between the inverter and main grid transformer<br />

(load). If this voltage increase would be very high to make frequent AC voltage faults, it would be better<br />

to re-size the AC wiring or to relocate the inverter.<br />

Check the grid voltage. If it is out of range meanwhile the inverter is on Standby mode, contact with<br />

the electricity company; otherwise, if problem persists, call to technical service.<br />

Check the AC wiring. If it is correct and problem persists, contact with the technical service.<br />

Mode* critical faults description troubleshooting guide<br />

SB/<br />

GEN<br />

AC line open There is a wrong condition in<br />

grid when trying to connect to<br />

it.<br />

GEN Unit blocked - not<br />

possible to start up<br />

tabla 3.<br />

There is a fault condition,<br />

which is not corrected after<br />

3 consecutive retries of<br />

connecting to grid.<br />

Guide of allowed codes and critical faults.<br />

SB Standby: fault only happens on standby mode.<br />

GEN Generation: fault only happens on generation mode, forcing the<br />

inverter to transfer to standby mode.<br />

SB/GEN Fault happens in any mode.<br />

Check the AC wiring. If it is correct and problem persists, contact with the technical service.<br />

Reset all AC and DC switches. If problem persists, the inverter has to be replaced. Call to technical<br />

service.<br />

USEr MaNUaL

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